buttons CITROEN DS3 CABRIO 2016 Handbook (in English)

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Selecting the audio source (depending on version):
-
 
"
FM"   /   "AM"   /   "DAB"*   stations.
-
 
"
USB"   memory   stick.
-
 
J
ukebox*,   after   first   copying   audio   files   to  
t

he   internal   memory   of   the   system.
-
 
T
elephone   connected   by   Bluetooth*   and  
a

udio   streaming   Bluetooth*   (streaming).
-
 
M
edia   player   connected   to   the   auxiliary  
s

ocket   ( jack,   cable   not   supplied). *
  Depending   on   equipment.
Short-cuts:
  using   the   touch   buttons   in   the   upper  
b

and   of   the   touch   screen   tablet,   it   is   possible  
t

o   go   directly   to   the   selection   of   audio   source,  
t

he   list   of   stations   (or   titles,   depending   on   the  
s

o u r c e).
The screen is of the "resistive" type, it
is  
n
ecessary  
t
o  
p
ress  
f
irmly,  
p
articularly  
f

or   "flick"   gestures   (scrolling   through   a  
l

ist,   moving   the   map...).   A   simple   wipe  
w

ill   not   be   enough.   pressing   with   more  
t

han   one   finger   is   not   recognised.
The   screen   can   be   used   when   wearing  
g

loves.   This   technology   allows   use   at  
a

ll
 t
emperatures.
Following
 p
rolonged
 ope
ration
 i
n
 v
ery
 h

igh   temperatures,   the   volume   may   be
 l

imited   to   protect   the   system.   The   return   to
 n

ormal   takes   place   when   the   temperature
 i

n   the   passenger   compartment   drops.To clean the screen, use a soft
non-abrasive
  cloth   (spectacles   cloth)  
w

ithout   any   additional   product.
Do
  not   use   pointed   objects   on   the  
sc

reen.
Do
  not   touch   the   screen   with   wet  
han

ds.
Volume
  adjustment   (each   source   is  
i

ndependent,
 i
ncluding
 t
raffic
 a
nnouncements
 (

TA)   and   navigation   instructions).
Press Menu
 

to   display   the   menu  
c

arousel.
Increase   volume.
Reduce
  volume.
Audio and Telematics

Steering mounted controls
Radio: select the previous/next preset s tation.
Media:
  select   a   genre   /   artist   /   folder  
f

rom   the   list.
Select
  the   previous/next   entry   in   a  
m

enu.
Decrease
  volume.
Radio:
  automatic   search   for   a   higher  
f

requency.
Media:
  Select   next   track.
Media,
  press   and   hold:   fast   for ward.
Jump
  in   the   list. Mute:
  cut   the   sound   by   pressing  
t

he   volume   increase   and   decrease  
bu

ttons
 s
imultaneously.
Restore
  the   sound   by   pressing   one   of  
t

he   two   volume   buttons.
Radio:
  automatic   search   for   a   lower  f
requency.
Media:
  select   previous   track.
Media,
  press   and   hold:   fast   back.
Jump
  in   the   list.
Change
  the   audio   source.
Confirm
  a   selection.
Call/end
  call   on   the   telephone.
Press
  for   more   than   2   seconds:  
a

ccess   to   the   telephone   menu. Increase
  volume.

Display of options:
i f   active   but   not   available,   the   display   will   be   greyed   out,
if
  active   and   available,   the   display   will   be   blank. Display
  of   "Radiotext"   for  
t

he   current   station.
Manage   the   Jukebox.
Display   current   action.
Select   the   audio   source.
Display   the   "DAB"   band.
Display
 
of
 
the   name   of   the  
c

urrent
 
station.
Short-cut:   access   to   the   choice   of   audio  
s

ource   and   the   list   of   stations   (or   titles,  
d

epending   on   the   source).
Select   the   radio   station.
Any
 
thumbnail
 
broadcast
 
by
 
t

he
 
station.
Preset stations, buttons 1
to 15
Short
 
press:
 
select
 
the
 
p

reset
 
radio
 
station.
Long
 
press:
 
preset
 
a
 
radio
 
s

tation. Next
 "
Multiplex".
Next   radio   station.
Secondary p
age.
Display
 
the
 
name
 
and
 
n

umber
 
of
 
the
 
multiplex
 
ser

vice
 b

eing
 u

sed.
Previous
 "

Multiplex".
Previous
 
radio
 
station.
DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) radio
If the "DAB" radio station being listened to is not a
vailable   on   "FM",   the   "DAB   FM"   option   is   greyed   out.
Journaline® is a text-based information service designed for digital radio systems.
I
t
 
provides
 
text-based   information   structured   around   topics   and   sub-topics.
This
 
service   is   available   from   the   "LIST   OF   DAB   STATIONS"   page.

Bluetooth® audio streaming
Streaming allows audio files on your telephone to   be   played   through   the   vehicle's   speakers.
Connect
  the   telephone:   see   the   "Telephone "
section, then " Bluetooth".
Choose the " Audio" or "All"
 pro

file.
If
  play   does   not   start   automatically,   it   may   be  
n

ecessary   to   start   the   audio   playback   from   the  
t

elephone.
Control
  is   from   the   peripheral   device   or   by  
u

sing   the   audio   system   buttons.
Once
  connected   in   streaming   mode,  
t

he   telephone   is   considered   to   be   a  
m

edia   source.
It
  is   recommended   that   you   activate  
"R

epeat"
  on   the   Bluetooth   peripheral.
Connecting Apple® players
Connect the Apple® player to the USB port
using
 
a
 
suitable
 
cable   (not   supplied).
Play
 
starts
 
automatically.
Control
 
is
 
via
 
the
 
audio   system. The classifications available are those
of
  the   portable   device   connected  
(

artists   /   albums   /   genres   /   playlists   /  
a

udiobooks   /   podcasts).
The   default   classification   used   is   by  
a

rtist.   To   modify   the   classification   used,  
r

eturn   to   the   first   level   of   the   menu  
t

hen   select   the   desired   classification  (
playlists   for   example)   and   confirm  t
o   go   down   through   the   menu   to   the  
de

sired
 t
rack.
The
  version   of   software   in   the   audio   system  
m

ay   not   be   compatible   with   the   generation   of  
y

our Apple
® player.

First steps
* Available according to version.
O n   /   Off,   volume   setting.
Select
 s
ource:
Radio;   USB;   AUX;   CD;   Streaming.
Display   the   list   of   local   stations.
Long  
p
ress:  
C
D  
t
racks  
o
r  
M
P3  
f
olders  
(

CD   /   USB). Select   the   screen   display   mode:
Date,   audio   functions,   trip   computer,  
t

elephone.
Audio
 se
ttings:
Front /rear   fader,   left /right   balance,  
b

ass/treble,   loudness,   audio  
am

biences.
The   DARK   button   changes   the  
s

creen   display   for   improved   driving  
c

omfort   at   night.
1
st press: upper bar only illuminated.
2nd press: black screen.
3rd press: return to standard display. S elect   next   frequency   down/up.
Select   previous/next   MP3   folder.
Select   previous/next   folder   /   genre   /  
a

rtist   /   playlist   (USB).
Abandon   the   current   operation. Confirm. Buttons 1 to 6
Select   a   pre-set   radio   station.
Long   press:   pre-set   a   station.
Automatic   frequency   search   down/up.
Select   previous/next   CD,   MP3   or  
U

SB   track.
Eject   CD.
Display
  main   menu. TA
  (Traffic   Announcements)   on/off.
Long   press:   PT Y*   (radio   Programme  
T

Yp e).
Selection
  of   AM   /   FM   wavebands.

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Steering mounted controls
Radio: select the previous/next pre-
s et   station.
USB:
  select   genre   /   artist   /   folder  
f

rom   the   classification   list.
Select
  the   previous/next   item   in  
a m

enu.
Volume
  decrease.
Radio:
  automatic   search   for   a   higher  
f

requency.
CD
  /   MP3   /   USB:   selection   of   the   next  
t

rack.
CD
  /   USB:   continuous   press:   fast  
fo

rward.
Move
  in   the   list. Mute:
  press   the   volume   increase   and  
d

ecrease
 b
uttons
 s
imultaneously.
The
  sound   is   restored   by   pressing  
o

ne   of   the   two   volume   buttons.
Radio:
  automatic   search   for   a   lower  f
requency.
CD
  /   MP3   /   USB:   selection   of   the  
p

revious   track.
CD
  /   USB:   continuous   press:   fast  
b

ack.
Move
  in   the   list.
Change
  audio   source.
Confirm
  a   selection.
Call/end
  call   on   the   telephone.
Press
  for   more   than   2   seconds:  
t

elephone   main   menu. Volume
  increase.
Audio and Telematics

Menus
Screen C
Audio functions
Radio;  CD;   USB;   AUX.
Trip computer
Enter
  distances;   Alerts:   Status   of  
f

unctions.
Bluetooth
®: Telephone - Audio
Pairing;
 
Hands-free   kit;   Streaming.
Personalisation-configuration
Vehicle
 
parameters;   Display;  
L

anguages. For
 
a
n  
ov
erview  
o
f  
t
he  
m
enus  
a
vailable,  
r

efer   to   the   "Screen   menu   map"  
s

ection.
Screen A
Radio
Selecting a station
Press the SOURCE
button several
times   in   succession   and   select   the  
r

adio.
Press the BA
n

d AST button to
select
  a   waveband.
Briefly press one of the buttons to
carry
  out   an   automatic   search   of   the  
r

adio
 s
tations.
Press one of the buttons to carry out
a
  manual   search   up   /   down   for   radio  
f

requencies.
Press the LIST REFRESH button to
display
  the   list   of   stations   received  
l

ocally   (30   stations   maximum).
To
  update   this   list,   press   for   more  
t

han   two   seconds.

Media
USB player
This unit consists of a USB port
and  an   auxiliary   Jack   socket,  
d

epending   on   model.
Insert
  a   USB   memory   stick   into   the   USB   port  
o

r   connect   a   USB   peripheral   device   to   the   USB  
p

ort   using   a   suitable   cable   (not   supplied).
The
 
system   creates   playlists  
(

temporary   memory),   which   can   take  
f

rom
 
a
 
few   seconds   to   several   minutes  
o

n
 
the
 
first   connection.
Reducing
  the   number   of   non-music  
f

iles
 
and   the   number   of   folders   reduces  
t

his
 
waiting   time.   Playlists   are   updated  
e

very
 
time   the   ignition   is   switched   off   or  
a

 
USB
 
memory   stick   is   connected.
The
 
lists   are   memorised:   if   the   lists   are  
n

ot
 
changed,   the   subsequent   loading  
t

ime
 
is
 
reduced. Press
  and   hold   REFRESH LIST to
display
  the   different   classifications.
Select by " Folder"
  /   "Artist "
  /  
"ge

nre"
  /  
"Pl

aylist".
Press OK to select the classification
required,
  then   press   OK
 
again   to  
c

onfirm. Press REFRESH LIST
briefly to
display   the   previously   selected  
c

lassification.
Navigate
  through   the   list   using   the  
l

eft /right   and   up/down   buttons.
Confirm
  the   selection   by   pressing  
O

K.
Press
  one   of   these   buttons   to   gain  
a

ccess   to   the   previous   /   next   track   in  
t

he   list.
Press
  and   hold   one   of   the   buttons   for  
f

ast   for ward   or   back.
Press one of these buttons to
gain
  access   to   the   previous   /   next  
"Fo

lder"
  /   "Artist "
  /   "
ge
nre"
  /  
"Pl

aylist"
  in   the   list.

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Auxiliary socket (AUX)
Connect the portable device (MP3 player, …) to the   auxiliary   Jack   socket   using   an   audio   cable  
(

not
 sup
plied).Press the SOURCE button several
times
  in   succession   and   select   AUX.
First
  adjust   the   volume   on   your   portable   device  
(

to   a   high   level).   Then   adjust   the   volume   on  
y

our   audio   system.   Operation   of   controls   is   via  
t

he   portable   device.
Do
  not   connect   a   device   to   both   the  
J

ack   auxiliary   socket   and   the   USB   port  
a

t   the   same   time.
Cd player
Insert circular compact discs only.
S ome   anti-pirating   systems,   on   original   discs  
o

r   CDs   copied   using   a   personal   recorder,   may  
c

ause faults which are no reflection on the
quality
  of   the   vehicle's   player.
Insert
  a   CD   in   the   player,   play   begins  
au

tomatically. To
  play   a   disc   which   has   already  b
een   inserted,   press   the   SOURCE
button
  several   times   in   succession  
a

nd   select   C d
.
P

ress one of the buttons to select a
track
  on   the   CD.
Press the LIST REFRESH button to
display
  the   list   of   tracks   on   the   CD.
Press
  and   hold   one   of   the   buttons   for  
f

ast   for ward   or   fast   back.
Audio and Telematics

The audio system will only play files with the   extension   ".mp3"   with   a   sampling   rate   of  
2

2.05 KHz   or   44.1   KHz.   No   other   type   of   file  
(

.wma,   .mp4,   .m3u...)   can   be   played.
It
  is   advisable   to   restrict   file   names   to  
2

0 characters   without   using   special   characters  
(

e.g.   "   ?   ;   ù)   to   avoid   any   playing   or   displaying  
pro

blems.
In
  order   to   be   able   to   play   a   recorded   CDR  
o

r   CDRW,   when   recording,   the   ISO   9660  
l

evel 1. 2   or   Joliet   file   format   is   recommended.
If
  the   disc   is   recorded   in   another   format,   it   may  
n

ot   be   played   correctly.
It
  is   recommended   that   the   same   recording  
f

ormat   is   always   used   for   an   individual   disc,  
w

ith   as   low   a   speed   as   possible   (4x   maximum)  
f

or   optimum   sound   quality.
In
  the   particular   case   of   a   multi-session   CD,   the  
J

oliet   format   is   recommended.
Information and advice
To play a disc which has already been   inserted,   press   the   SOURCE
button
  several   times   in   succession  
a

nd   select   C d
.
P

ress one of the buttons to select a
folder
  on   the   CD.
Press one of the buttons to select a
track
  on   the   CD.
Press the LIST REFRESH button to
display
  the   list   of   directories   of   the  
M

P3   compilation.
Press
  and   hold   one   of   the   buttons   for  
f

ast   for ward   or   backward   play.
Playing an MP3 Cd
compilation
Insert an MP3 CD compilation in the player.
T he   audio   equipment   searches   for   all   of   the  
m

usic  
t
racks,  
w
hich  
m
ay  
t
ake  
a
nything  
b
etween  
a

  few   seconds   and   several   tens   of   seconds,  
b

efore   play   begins.
On
  a   single   disc,   the   CD   player   can  
r

ead   up   to   255   MP3   files   spread   over  
8

  folder   levels.   However,   it   is   advisable  
t

o   keep   to   a   limit   of   two   levels   to   reduce  
t

he   access   time   before   the   CD   is  
p

layed.
While
  the   CD   is   being   played,   the   folder  
s

tructure   is   not   followed.
All
  of   the   files   are   displayed   on   a   single  
l

evel.