buttons Citroen DS3 RHD 2015 1.G Owner's Manual
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Monochrome screen A
This displays the following information:
- Â t ime,
-
 d
ate,
-
Â
a
mbient  temperature  (this  flashes  if  there  is Â
a
 risk  of  ice),
-
Â
s
tatus  of  the  doors  and  boot,
-
Â
c
urrent  audio  source  (radio,  CD...),
-
Â
t
rip  computer,
-
Â
i
nformation  or  alert  messages,
-
Â
s
ettings  menus  for  the  screen  and  the Â
v
ehicle  systems.
displays in the screen
From the control panel of your Audio system, you  can:
F
p
ress the "ME
n
U"
Â
button  to  gain  access  to Â
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"Â
button  to  change Â
t
he  permanent  application  (date,  audio Â
s
ource...),
F
p
ress the " 7" or " 8"
 buttons  to  change  a Â
s
etting  value,
F
p
ress the "OK"
Â
button  to  confirm,
or
F
p
ress the "Back"
Â
button  to  abandon  the Â
o
peration  in  progress.
Controls
F Press the "MEn U" button  to  gain  access  t
o the main menu , then press the "5"
or
"6 "
 buttons  to  scroll  through  the  various Â
m
enus:
-
 r
adio - CD,
-
Â
v
ehicle  configuration,
-
 op
tions,
-
 d
isplay
 se
ttings,
-
 lan
guages,
-
 un
its.
F
P
ress the "OK"
Â
button  to  select  the  menu Â
r
equired.
Main menu
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Languages
Once the "Languages" menu has been selected, you  can  change  the  language  used  by  the s
creen  by  choosing  one  from  a  defined  list.
Units
Once the "Units" menu has been selected, you  can  change  the  units  of  the  following Â
par
ameters:
-
Â
t
emperature  (°C  or  °F),
-
Â
f
uel  consumption  (l/100  km,  mpg  or  km/l).
Once
 the  fuel  consumption  units  have Â
b
een  set  to  mpg,  the  information  in  the Â
i
nstrument  panel  screen  on  speed  and Â
d
istance  will  also  be  in  mph  and  miles.
As
 a  safety  measure,  configuration  by Â
t
he  driver  of  the  multifunction  screen Â
s
hould  only  be  done  when  stationary.
display settings
Once the "Display settings" menu has been selected, you  can  gain  access  to  the  following  settings:
-Â year,
-Â m onth,
-
 d
ay,
-
 h
o u r,
-
 m
inutes,
-
Â
1
2  or  24  hour  mode.
F
Â
O
nce  you  have  selected  a  setting,  press Â
t
he "7" or " 8"
 buttons  to  change  its  value.
F
P
ress the " 5" or " 6" buttons to switch
respectively
 to  the  previous  or  next  setting.
F
P
ress the "OK"
Â
button  to  save  the  change Â
a
nd  return  to  the  normal  display  or  press Â
t
he "Back"
Â
button  to  cancel. Setting the date and time
F
P
ress the ME
n
U
Â
button.
F
Â
S
elect  "Display  settings"  using  the  "5 "
or
"6 "
 button.
F
Press "OK"
Â
to  confirm  the  selection.
F
Â
S
elect  the  "Year"  function  using  the  "5 "
or
"6 "
 button.
F
Press "OK"
Â
to  confirm  the  selection.
F
Â
C
hoose  the  desired  value,  using  the  "7 "
or
"8 "
 button.
F
Press "OK"
Â
to  confirm  the  selection.
F
Â
R
epeat  the  procedure  to  set  the  "Month", Â
"
Day",  "Hours",  and  "Minutes".
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45
Monochrome screen C
This displays the following information:
- Â t ime,
-
 d
ate,
-
Â
a
mbient  temperature  (this  flashes  if  there  is Â
a
 risk  of  ice),
-
Â
s
tatus  of  doors  and  boot,
-
Â
a
udio  sources  (radio,  CD,  USB  port  / Â
a
uxiliary  socket  etc.),
-
Â
t
rip  computer,
-
Â
i
nformation  or  alert  messages,
-
Â
s
ettings  menus  for  the  screen  and  vehicle Â
s
ystems.
displays in the screen
From your Audio system control panel, you can:
F p ress the "MEn U" button  to  gain  access  to Â
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"Â
button  to  change  the Â
p
ermanent  application  (trip  computer, Â
a
udio
 s
ource...),
F
p
ress the " 7" or " 8"
 buttons  to  change  a Â
s
etting  value,
F
p
ress the "OK"
Â
button  to  confirm,
or
F
p
ress the "Back"
Â
button  to  abandon  the Â
o
peration  in  progress.
Controls
F Press the "MEn U" button  to  gain  access  t
o the main menu :
-
Â
a
udio  functions,
-
Â
t
he  trip  computer,
-
 pe
rsonalisation-configuration,
-
Â
t
elephone  (hands-free  kit).
F
P
ress the " 5" or " 6" buttons to select the
menu
 required,  then  confirm  by  pressing Â
t
he "OK"
Â
button.
Main menu
Monitoring
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47
"Personalisation-
Configuration" menu
Once this menu has been selected, you can gain  access  to  the  following  functions:
-
Â
d
efine  the  vehicle  parameters,
-
Â
d
isplay  configuration,
-
Â
c
hoice  of  language.
Define the vehicle parameters
Once this menu has been selected, you can activate  or  deactivate  the  following  equipment:
-
Â
w
iper  linked  to  reverse  gear  (refer  to  the Â
"
Visibility"
 s
ection),
-
Â
g
uide-me-home  lighting  and  duration  (refer Â
t
o  the  " Visibility"  section), Example:
 setting  of  the  duration  of  the  guide-
me-home
 l
ighting
F
P
ress the "
5" or " 6" buttons, then the
"OK" button  to  select  the  menu  required.F
P
ress the "
5" or " 6" buttons, then the
"OK"
Â
button  to  select  the  "Guide-me-home Â
h
eadlamps"
 l
ine.
F
P
ress the "
7" or " 8" buttons to set the
value  required  (15,  30  or  60  seconds),  then Â
p
ress the "OK"
Â
button  to  confirm.
F
P
ress the "5" or " 6" buttons, then the
"OK" button to select the "OK"
Â
box  and Â
c
onfirm  or  press  the  "Back" button to
cancel.
This menu is also used to reinitialise the tyre u nder-inflation  detection  system  (refer  to  the Â
"
Safety"
 s
ection).
-
Â
p
arking  sensors  (refer  the  "Driving" Â
s
ection).
- Â
a
utomatic  emergency  braking  (refer  to  the Â
"
Active  City  Brake"  section).
Monitoring
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Touch screen tablet
This system gives access to:
-  m enus  for  adjusting  settings  for  vehicle Â
f
unctions  and  systems,
-
Â
a
udio  and  display  configuration  menus,
-
Â
a
udio  system  and  telephone  controls  and Â
t
he  display  of  associated  information,
-
Â
t
he  display  of  alert  messages,
-
Â
t
he  display  of  ambient  temperature  (a  blue Â
s
now  flake  appears  if  there  is  a  risk  of  ice),
-
Â
t
he  trip  computer.
And,
 depending  on  equipment,  it  allows:
-
Â
t
he  display  of  the  visual  parking  sensors Â
i
nformation,
-
Â
a
ccess  to  the  controls  for  the  navigation Â
s
ystem  and  Internet  services,  and  the Â
d
isplay  of  associated  information. After
 a  few  moments  with  no  action  on Â
t
he  secondary  page,  the  primary  page Â
i
s  displayed  automatically.
As
 a  safety  measure,  some  functions Â
c
an  only  be  viewed  when  stationary. Â
T
heir  display  is  interrupted  as  soon  as Â
t
he  vehicle  moves  off.general operation
Recommendations
It is necessary to press firmly, particularly for "flick"  gestures  (scrolling  through  lists,  moving Â
t
he
 m
ap...).
A
 light  wipe  is  not  enough.
The
 screen  does  not  recognise  pressing  with Â
m
ore  than  one  finger.
This
 technology  allows  use  at  all  temperatures Â
a
nd  when  wearing  gloves.
Do
 not  use  pointed  objects  on  the  touch  screen Â
t
ablet.
Do
 not  touch  the  touch  screen  tablet  with  wet Â
han
ds.
Uses a soft clean cloth to clean the touch
screen
 t
ablet.
Principles
Press the " MEn U" button for access to the
different  menus,  then  press  the  virtual  buttons Â
i
n  the  touch  screen  tablet.
Each
 menu  is  displayed  over  one  or  two  pages Â
(
primary  page  and  secondary  page).
Use the " OPTIO
nS"
 button  to  go  to  the Â
s
econdary
 pag
e.
Use this button for access to
additional
 information  and  to  the Â
s
ettings  for  certain  functions.
Use
 this  button  to  confirm.
Use this button to return to the
primary
 page  or  to  quit.
Monitoring
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Do not throw the remote control batteries  away,  they  contain  metals Â
w
hich  are  harmful  to  the  environment.
Take
 them  to  an  approved  collection Â
po
int.Lost keys
Go to a CITROËN dealer with the vehicle's registration document, your personal identification  documents  and  if  possible  the  key  code  label.
The
 CITROËN  dealer  will  be  able  to  look  up  the  key  code  and  the  transponder  code Â
r
equired  to  order  a  new  key.
Remote control
The high frequency remote control is a sensitive system; do not operate it while it is in your pocket  as  there  is  a  possibility  that  it  may  unlock  the  vehicle,  without  you  being  aware  of  it.
Do
 not  repeatedly  press  the  buttons  of  your  remote  control  out  of  range  and  out  of  sight  of Â
y
our  vehicle.  You  run  the  risk  of  stopping  it  from  working  and  the  remote  control  would  have Â
t
o  be  reinitialised.
No
 remote  control  can  operate  when  the  key  is  in  the  ignition  switch,  even  when  the  ignition Â
i
s  switched  off,  except  for  reinitialisation.
Locking the vehicle
Driving with the doors locked may make access to the passenger compartment by the emergency  services  more  difficult  in  an  emergency.
As
 a  safety  precaution,  never  leave  children  alone  in  the  vehicle,  except  for  a  very  short
 p
eriod.
In
 all  cases,  it  is  essential  to  remove  the  key  from  the  ignition  switch  when  leaving  the  vehicle.
Anti-theft protection
Do not make any modifications to the electronic engine immobiliser system; this could cause m alfunctions.
When purchasing a second-hand vehicle
Have the pairing of all of the keys in your possession checked by a CITROËN dealer, to ensure  that  only  your  keys  can  be  used  to  open  and  start  the  vehicle.
Access
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Digital air conditioningThe air conditioning operates when the engine is running, as well as in STOP mode with Stop & Start.
Automatic operation
1. Automatic "comfort" programme
Press the "AUTO"Â button. Â T
he "AUTO" symbol  is  displayed. For
 your  comfort,  when  the  engine  is Â
s
witched  off,  the  settings  are  retained Â
u
ntil  the  engine  is  switched  on  again.
To  prevent  too  great  a  distribution  of Â
c
old  air  when  the  engine  is  cold,  the  air Â
f
low  will  only  reach  its  optimum  level Â
g
radually.
2. Temperature adjustment
The value indicated on the display corresponds t
o  a  level  of  comfort  and  not  to  a  temperature  in Â
d
egrees  Celsius  or  Fahrenheit. On
 entering  the  vehicle,  if  the  interior Â
i
s  very  cold  or  hot,  there  is  no  need  to Â
c
hange  the  value  displayed  in  order Â
t
o  reach  the  required  level  of  comfort. Â
T
he  system  corrects  the  temperature Â
d
ifference  automatically  and  as  quickly Â
a
s  possible.
Press the " 5"
 and  "6 " buttons to
change
 this  value.  A  setting  around Â
t
he value 21
Â
enables  optimum Â
c
omfort  to  be  obtained.  However, Â
d
epending  on  your  requirements,  a Â
s
etting  between  18  and  24  is  usual.
3. Automatic "visibility" programme
The automatic comfort programme may n
ot  be  sufficient  for  rapid  demisting  or d
efrosting  of  the  windscreen  and  side
 w
indows
 (
humidity,
 se
veral
 p
assengers,
 i
ce, Â etc.).
With
 Stop  &  Start,  when  demisting  has Â
b
een  activated,  the  STOP  mode  is  not Â
a
vailable.
In
Â
this
Â
case,  select  the  automatic  visibility Â
p
rogramme.  The  indicator  lamp  in  the  button  3
comes
Â
on.
The
Â
system  automatically  controls  the  air Â
c
onditioning  and  the  flow  of  air  and  provides Â
o
ptimum
Â
air  distribution  to  the  windscreen  and Â
s
ide
Â
windows.  It  deactivates  air  recirculation  5.
To
Â
exit
Â
this  programme,  press  button  3  again  or Â
"A
UTO" ,
Â
the  indicator  lamp  in  the  button  goes Â
o
ff
Â
and
Â
"AUTO"
Â
is  displayed.
We
Â
recommend
Â
that
Â
you
Â
use
Â
this
Â
mode.
Â
I
t
Â
provides
Â
optimised
Â
automatic
Â
control
Â
of
Â
a
ll
Â
of
Â
the
Â
following
Â
functions:
Â
passenger
Â
c
ompartment
Â
temperature,
Â
air
Â
flow,
Â
air
Â
d
istribution
Â
and
Â
air
Â
intake,
Â
in
Â
accordance
Â
with
Â
t
he
Â
comfort
Â
value
Â
that
Â
you
Â
have
Â
chosen.
This
Â
system
Â
is
Â
designed
Â
to
Â
operate
Â
effectively
Â
i
n
Â
all
Â
seasons,
Â
with
Â
the
Â
windows
Â
closed.
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F Turn thumb  wheel  1 to the "LIMIT"
position:  the  speed  limiter  mode  is Â
s
elected  but  is  not  switched  on  (PAUSE).
You
 do  not  have  to  switch  the  speed  limiter  on Â
i
n  order  to  set  the  speed.
F
Â
S
et  the  speed  value  by  pressing  button  2
or 3
 (e.g.:  55  mph  (90  km/h)).
Programming
You can then change the programmed speed using buttons 2 and 3:
-  b y  +  or  -  1  mph  (km/h)  =  short  press,
-
Â
b
y  +  or  -  5  mph  (km/h)  =  long  press,
-
Â
i
n  steps  of  +  or  -  5  mph  (km/h)  =  maintained  press.
F
Â
S
witch  the  speed  limiter  on  by  pressing  button  4.
F
Â
S
witch  the  speed  limiter  off  by  pressing  button  4:
 the  display Â
c
onfirms  that  it  has  been  switched  off  (PAUSE).
F
Â
S
witch  the  speed  limiter  back  on  by  pressing  button  4 Â
ag
ain.
Exceeding the programmed speed
Pressing the accelerator pedal to exceed the programmed speed will not have any  effect  unless  you  press  the  pedal  firmly past the point of resistance .
The
 speed  limiter  is  deactivated  temporarily  and  the  programmed  speed,
 w
hich  is  still  displayed,  flashes.
Returning
 to  the  programmed  speed,  by  means  of  intentional  or  unintentional
 d
eceleration  of  the  vehicle,  automatically  cancels  the  flashing  of  the
 pro
grammed
 s
peed. On
 a  steep  descent  or  in  the  event  of  s
harp  acceleration,  the  speed  limiter  w
ill not be able to prevent the vehicle
from
 exceeding  the  programmed Â
s
peed.
To
 avoid  any  risk  of  jamming  of  the Â
ped
als:
-
Â
e
nsure  that  the  mat  is  secured Â
c
o r r e c t l y,
-
Â
d
o  not  fit  one  mat  on  top  of  another.
Leaving limiter mode
F Turn thumb  wheel  1 to the "0" position:  t
he  speed  limiter  mode  is  deselected.  The Â
d
isplay  returns  to  the  distance  recorder.
Operating fault
In the event of a speed limiter fault, the speed is  cleared  resulting  in  flashing  of  the  dashes.
Have
 it  checked  by  a  CITROËN  dealer  or  a Â
q
ualified
 w
orkshop.
driving
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Programming
F Turn thumb  wheel  1 to the "CRUISE"
position:  the  cruise  control  mode  is Â
s
elected  but  is  not  switched  on  (PAUSE).
F
Â
S
et  the  programmed  speed  by Â
a
ccelerating  to  the  required  speed,  then Â
p
ress button 2 or 3 Â (e.g.: Â 70 Â mph Â
(110
 km/h)).
You
Â
can
Â
then
Â
change
Â
the
Â
programmed  speed  using  buttons  2  and  3:
-
Â
b
y
Â
+
Â
or
Â
-
Â
1
Â
mph
Â
(km/h)
 =  short  press,
-
Â
b
y
Â
+
Â
or
Â
-
Â
5
Â
mph
Â
(km/h)
 =  long  press,
-
Â
i
n
Â
steps
Â
of
Â
+
Â
or
Â
-
Â
5
Â
mph  (km/h)  =  maintained  press.
F
Â
S
witch
Â
off
Â
the
Â
cruise
Â
control  by  pressing  button  4:
 the  screen Â
c
onfirms
Â
that
Â
it
Â
has
Â
been  switched  off  (PAUSE).
F
Â
S
witch
Â
the
Â
cruise
Â
control  back  on  by  pressing  button  4 Â
ag
ain.
Exceeding the programmed speed
Intentional or unintentional exceeding of the programmed speed results in flashing  of  this  speed  in  the  screen.
Return
 to  the  programmed  speed,  by  means  of  intentional  or  unintentional
 d
eceleration  of  the  vehicle,  automatically  cancels  the  flashing  of  the  speed.
Leaving cruise control mode
F Turn thumb  wheel  1 to the "0" position:  the  cruise  control  mode  is  d
eselected.  The  display  returns  to  the  distance  recorder.
Operating fault
In the event of a cruise control malfunction, the  speed  is  cleared  resulting  in  flashing  of  the Â
d
ashes.  Have  it  checked  by  a  CITROËN  dealer Â
o
r  a  qualified  workshop.
When
 the  cruise  control  is  switched  on, Â
b
e  careful  if  you  maintain  the  pressure Â
o
n  one  of  the  programmed  speed Â
c
hanging  buttons:  this  may  result  in  a Â
v
ery  rapid  change  in  the  speed  of  your Â
v
ehicle.
Do
 not  use  the  cruise  control  on Â
s
lippery  roads  or  in  heavy  traffic.
On
 a  steep  descent,  the  cruise  control Â
w
ill not be able to prevent the vehicle
from
 exceeding  the  programmed Â
s
peed.
To
 avoid  any  risk  of  jamming  of  the Â
ped
als:
-
Â
e
nsure  that  the  mat  is  secured Â
c
o r r e c t l y,
-
Â
n
ever  fit  one  mat  on  top  of  another.
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First steps
Use the buttons arranged below the touch screen  tablet  for  access  to  the  menu  carousel, Â
t
hen press the virtual buttons in the touch
screen
 t
ablet.
Each
 menu  is  displayed  in  one  or  two  pages Â
(
primary  page  and  secondary  page).
Secondary
 p
age
Primary
 pag
eIn
 very  hot  conditions,  the  system  may Â
g
o  into  stand-by  (screen  and  sound Â
c
ompletely  off)  for  a  minimum  period  of Â
5Â m
inutes.