USB port CITROEN DS3 CABRIO DAG 2015 Handbook (in English)

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Monochrome screen C
This displays the following information:
-  t ime,
-


date,
-
 
a
mbient   temperature   (this   flashes   if   there   is  
a

  risk   of   ice),
-

s
tatus of doors and boot,
-
 
a
udio   sources   (radio,   CD,   USB   port   /  
a

uxiliary   socket   etc.),
-
 
t
rip   computer   (refer   to   the   "Instruments   and  
c

ontrols"
 s
ection).
-
 
i
nformation   or   alert   messages,
-
 
s
ettings   menus   for   the   screen   and   vehicle  
s

ystems.
displays in the screen
From your Audio system control panel, you can:
F p ress the "MENU"  button   to   gain   access   to  
t

he main menu ,
F

p
ress the " 5" or " 6" buttons to scroll
through
  the   items   in   the   screen,
F

p
ress the "MO
dE" 
button   to   change   the  
p

ermanent   application   (trip   computer,  
a

udio
 s
ource...),
F

p
ress the " 7" or " 8"
  buttons   to   change   a  
s

etting   value,
F

p
ress the "OK"
 
button   to   confirm,
or
F

p
ress the "Back" button to abandon the
operation
  in   progress.
controls
F Press the "MENU"  button   to   gain   access  t
o the main menu :
-
a

udio functions,
-
 
t
he   trip   computer,
-
 pe

rsonalisation-configuration,
-
 
t
elephone   (hands-free   kit).
F

P
ress the " 5" or " 6" buttons to select the
menu
  required,   then   confirm   by   pressing  
t

he "OK"
 
button.
Main menu
Multifunction screens

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With the Audio system switched on, once this menu   has   been   selected   you   can   activate  
o

r   deactivate   the   functions   linked   with   use  
o

f   the   radio   (RDS,   REG,   RadioText),   the   CD  
(

introscan, shuffle, CD repeat) or the MP3
player
  (USB   port   /   auxiliary   socket).
For
  more   information   on   the   "Audio   functions"  
a

pplication,   refer   to   the   "Audio   system"   section.
"Audio functions"
menu"Trip computer"
menu
Once this menu has been selected, you can c
onsult   information   concerning   the   status   of   the  
v

ehicle   (warnings   log,   status   of   functions,   etc.)
Alert log
This summarises the active warning messages, displaying   them   in   succession   in   the  
m

ultifunction
 s
creen.
Status of functions
This summarises the status (active or inactive) of   the   vehicle's   functions.
Enter distance to destination
This allows you to enter an approximate distance   until   your   final   destination. F

P
ress the "MENU"
 
button   to   gain   access  
t

o the general menu
.
F
P
ress the arrows, then the "OK"
button to
select the " Trip computer "   menu.
F
I
n the "
Trip computer "   menu,   select   one  
o

f   the   following   applications:

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Fittings
The section describes the various interior fittings, the glove box, the central   armrest   for   storage,   the   Jack   socket   or   USB   port   for   connecting   a  
p

ortable   player,   the   mats   for   protecting   the   carpet,   as   well   as   the   various  
b

oot   fittings.

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Component which protects against sunlight from  t he  f ront  o r  t he  s ide,  a lso  e quipped  w ith  a n  
i

lluminated
 v
anity
 m
irror.
F
 
W
ith   the   ignition   on,   raise   the   concealing  
f

lap;   the   mirror   is   lit   automatically.
This
  sun   visor   is   also   equipped   with   a   ticket  
h

o l d e r.
Sun visor Illuminated g love 
b

ox
This can be used to hold a water bottle.
I ts   lid   has   a   location   for   storing   the   vehicle's  
han

dbook
 pa
ck.
F
 
T
o   open   the   glove   box,   raise   the   handle.
It
  is   lit   when   the   lid   is   opened.
It
  houses   the   front   passenger's   airbag  
d

eactivation switch A .
It provides access to the ventilation nozzle B ,
distributing
  the   same   air   as   the   vents   in   the  
p

assenger
 c
ompartment.
Centre armrest
Storage
F For  access   to   the   closed   storage   box,   lift  t
he   lever   to   open   the   lid.
F
 
F
or   access   to   the   open   storage   box   below  
t

he   armrest,   lift   the   complete   armrest  
t

owards   the   rear.
These
  can   be   used   for   portable   devices   (mobile  
p

hone,   MP3   player...)   which   can   be   connected  
t

o   the   USB   port   /   auxiliary   socket   or   charged  
f

rom   the   12   V   socket   in   the   centre   console.
Comfort
  and   storage   system   for   the   driver   and  
f

ront
 p
assenger.
Fittings

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Auxiliary socket
The auxiliary socket is located in the "AU X"   box  o
n   the   centre   console.
It
  permits   the   connection   of   a   portable   device,  
s

uch   as   a   digital   audio   player   of   the   iPod
® type,
to
 
listen
 
to
 
your
 
music
 
files
 
using
 
the
 
vehicle's  
s

peakers.
USb Player
For more information on the use of this e quipment,   refer   to   the   "Audio   system"   or  
"e

MyWay"   section. When it is in use, the portable device
charges
 a

utomatically.
The US
b

port is located in the "AUX "
 
box   on  
t

he   centre   console.
It   permits   the   connection   of   a   portable   device,  
s

uch   as   a   digital   audio   player   of   the   iPod
®
generation
 
5
 
and
 
later
 
type
 
or
 
USB
 
memory  
s

tick
 
type.
It
 
reads
 
the
 
audio
 
file
 
formats
 
(mp3,
 
ogg,
 
w

ma,
 
wav...)
 
which
 
are
 
transmitted
 
to
 
your  
a

udio
 
equipment
 
and
 
played
 
via
 
the
 
vehicle's  
s

peakers.
You
 
can
 
manage
 
these
 
files
 
using
 
the
 
steering  
m

ounted
 
controls
 
or
 
the
 
audio
 
equipment
 
c

ontrol
 
panel
 
and
 
display
 
them
 
on
 
the
 
m

ultifunction
 s

creen.
For
 
more
 
information
 
on
 
the
 
use
 
of
 
this
 
e

quipment,
 
refer
 
to
 
the
 
"Audio
 
system"
 
section.
12 V accessory
socket
F To   connect   a   12   V   accessory   (max   power:  1
20 W), lift the cover and connect a
suitable
 a

daptor.
The
 
management
 
of
 
the
 
files
 
is
 
done
 
u

sing
 
your
 
portable
 
device.

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Fuse N°Rating Functions
F8 20 AMultifunction
  screen,   audio   system,   navigation   radio,   alarm  
c

ontrol   unit,   alarm   siren.
F9 30 A12
  V   socket,   portable   navigation   support   supply.
F10 15 ASteering
  mounted   controls.
F11 15 AIgnition,
  diagnostic   socket,   automatic   gearbox   control   unit.
F12 15 ARain
  /   sunshine   sensor,   trailer   relay   unit.
F13 5 AMain
  stop   switch,   engine   relay   unit.
F14 15 AParking
  sensors   control   unit,   airbag   control   unit,   instrument  
p

anel,   digital   air   conditioning,   USB   Box,   Hi-Fi   amplifier.
F15 30 ALocking.
F16 -Not
  used.
F17 40 ARear
  screen   and   door   mirrors   demisting/defrosting.
SH -PARC
  shunt.

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"Multimedia":
hands-free system, audio systems, semi-
i ntegral   satellite   navigation   system,   portable  
n

avigation   systems,   mapping   update   CD,  
d

riving   assistant   system,   DVD   player,   reversing  
c

amera,   USB   Box,   speakers,   Hi-Fi   module,  
2

30V   socket,   WiFi   on   Board,   telephone/
smartphone
  carrier,   rear   multimedia   carrier...By
  visiting   a   CITROËN dealer,   you   can   also  o
btain   cleaning   and   maintenance   products  (
interior   and   exterior)   -   including   ecological  
p

roducts   from   the   "TECHNATURE"   range,  
p

roducts   for   topping   up   (screenwash   fluid...),  
t

ouch-up   pens   and   paint   aerosols   for   the   exact  
c

olour   of   your   vehicle,   refills   (cartridge   for   the  
t

emporary   puncture   repair   kit...),   ...
Installation of radio
communication
transmitters
Before installing any after-market radio communication   transmitter,   you   can  
c

ontact a CITR
oË
N dealer for the
specification
  of   transmitters   which   can  
b

e   fitted   (frequency,   maximum   power,  
a

erial position, specific installation
requirements),
  in   line   with   the   Vehicle  
E

lectromagnetic
 C
ompatibility
 D
irective
 (

2004/104/EC). The
  fitting   of   electrical   equipment  
o

r accessories which are not
recommended   by   CITROËN   may   result  i
n a failure of your vehicle's electronic
system   and   excessive   electrical  
c

onsumption.
Contact a CITR
oË

N dealer
for
  information   on   the   range   of  
r

ecommended   equipment   and  
a

ccessories.
Depending
  on   the   legislation   in   force   in  
t

he   country,   certain   safety   equipment  
m

ay   be   compulsory:   high   visibility  s
afety   vests,   warning   triangles,  b
reathalyzers, spare bulbs, spare
fuses,
  fire   extinguisher,   first   aid   kit,  
m

ud   flaps   at   the   rear   of   the   vehicle.
Practical information

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Principal TMc symbols
Red and yellow triangle: traffic information, for example:
Black   and   blue   triangle:   general   information,   for   example:
Weather reports
Modified
  signage
Risk
  of   explosion Traffic
  reports
Narrow   carriageway
Road closed
Wind
Slippery surface
Demonstration Fog
a

ccident
Danger
Parking
Delay
No entry Snow
  /   ice
Roadworks
Traffic
  jam
Receiving TA messages
The TA (Traffic  Announcement)   function   gives   priority   to  T A  alert  messages.
 T o   operate,   this   function   needs   good   reception   of   a  
radio

  station   transmitting   this   type   of   message.   When   a   traffic   report  
is

  transmitted,   the   current   audio   source   (Radio,   CD,   USB,   ...)   is  
interrupted

  automatically   to   play   the  
T
A
 
message.   Normal   playback  
of

  the   audio   source   resumes   at   the   end   of   the   transmission   of   the  
message.Press

RA d IO   to   display   the   menu.
Select "Service announcements" then
confirm.
a

ctivate or deactivate "TA "
  then   confirm.
The
  volume   setting   for  
T
A
 
messages   can   be   adjusted   only   during   the  
transmission

  of   this   type   of   alert.
Activate
  or   deactivate   the   function   at   any   time   by   pressing  
the

  button.
During
  a   message,   press   the   button   to   interrupt   it.
TRAFFIc INFORMATION

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cd, MP3 cd / USB player
The audio equipment will only play audio files with ".wma, .aac, .flac, .ogg  and   .mp3"   file   extensions   and   with   a   bit   rate   of   between   32   Kbps  
and

  320   Kbps.
It
  also   supports   VBR   (Variable   Bit   Rate)   mode.
No
  other   type   of   file   (.mp4,   .m3u...)   can   be   played.
WMA
 

files   must   be   of   the   standard   wma   9   type.
The
  sampling   rates   supported   are   greater   than   32   KHz.
It
  is   advisable   to   restrict   file   names   to   20   characters,   without   using   of  
special

  characters   (e.g.:   "   "   ?   ;   ù)   to   avoid   any   playing   and   displaying  
problems.
In

  order   to   be   able   to   play   a   recorded   CDR   or   CDRW,   when   recording  
it

  is   preferable   to   select   the   ISO   9660   level   1,   2   or   Joliet   standard.
If
  the   disc   is   recorded   in   another   format   (udf, ...),   it   may   not   be   played  
correctly

.
It
  is   recommended   that   the   same   recording   standard   is   always   used  
for

  an   individual   disc,   with   as   low   a   speed   as   possible   (4x   maximum)  
for

  optimum   sound   quality.
In
  the   particular   case   of   a   multi-session   CD,   the   Joliet   standard   is  
recommended.Information and advice
The
  system   supports   USB   mass   storage   or   iPod  
devices

  via   the   USB   port   (suitable   cable   not   supplied).
If
  a   partitioned   USB   memory   key   is   connected   to   the  
system,

  only   the   first   partition   is   recognised.
Control of the peripheral device is with the audio
system
  controls.
The
  number   of   tracks   is   limited   to   2000   maximum,  

999

  tracks   per   folder.
If
  the   current   consumption   at   the   USB   port   exceeds  
500

  mA,   the   system   goes   into   protection   mode   and  
deactivates

  the   port.
Other
  peripherals,   not   recognised   on   connection,   must  
be

  connected   to   the   auxiliary   socket   using   a   Jack   cable  
(not

  supplied).
Give
  preference   to   multimedia   USB   memory   sticks   (in   general  
formatted

  FAT
 
32   File  
Allocation
 
T
able).
The
  system   does   not   support   the   operation   of   an  
Apple® player and a
USB
 
memory
 
stick
 
connected
 
at
 
the
 
same
 
time.
It
 
is
 
recommended
 
that
 
official
 
Apple® USb cables are used to ensure
correct
 
operation.
MUSIc MEdIA PLAYERS

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Insert the CD in the player, insert the USb
memory   stick   in   the   USB   player   or   connect   the  
USB

  peripheral   to   the   USB   port   using   a   suitable  
cable

  (not   supplied).
The
  system   builds   playlists   (in   temporary  
memory),

  an   operation   which   can   take   from  
a

  few   seconds   to   several   minutes   at   the   first  
connection.
Reduce

  the   number   of   non-music   files   and   the  
number

  of   folders   to   reduce   the   waiting   time.
The
  playlists   are   updated   every   time   the   ignition  
is

  switched   off   or   connection   of   a   USB   memory  
stick.

  However,   the   system   memorises   these  
lists

  and   if   they   are   not   modified,   the   loading  
time

  will   be   shorter.
Play
  starts   automatically   after   a   period   which  
depends

  on   the   capacity   of   the   USB   memory  
stick. Selection of source
The
SOUR c E   button   on   the   steering   mounted   controls   allows   a  direct
  change   to   the   next   media   source.
" cd / cd MP3"
"USB, iPod "
"AUX"
"STREAMING"
"RA
d IO"
Press MUSI
c to display the "ME d IA"
menu.
Select "Following media source " and
confirm.
Repeat
  the   operation   as   many   times   as   necessary   to   obtain   the  
desired

  media   source   (except   for   radio   which   is   accessible   either  
with

SOUR c E or RA d IO).
Sources
MUSIc MEdIA
PLAYERS