ECU JAGUAR XF 2010 1.G Quick Start Guide

Enteringthevehicle
With keyless entry, operation ofalocked doorhandle
orpressing the luggage compartment releasebutton
will allow access ifthe Jaguar SmartKey iswit hin
one metr e(39 inches) of
thatentry point.
The Jaguar SmartKey
but tons do not need tobe
presse dand itcan beconcea ledin
clothing oreven carri edinano nmetallic carrier.
The Jaguar SmartKey buttons canstill be used to
unlockthe vehicle.
Vehicle access\bEngine starting
JaguarSmartKey
Keylessentry
Leav ing thevehicle
The vehic le WILL NOTautomaticall ylock orarm
the ala rm.
To lock and alarm thevehi clewith akeyless
actio nthe Jaguar SmartKeymust beout sid e
the vehicle.
Press the door handlebutton oncetosingle\b
lock. Press twicewithin three seconds to
double\block.
Alte rnatively, usetheJaguar Smart Key.
Tocheck security, pullthe door handle within
three seconds oflocking .
Unlocking mode alternatives
Singl epoint entry allows onlythe driverÕs door
tounlo ckwith asin gle press. Asecond press
unlo cksallother doorsand luggage area.
Mu ltipo intentry willunlo ckall of the doors
and luggage areawithasing lepress.
To cha nge between modes,Withthe vehicle
unlo cked,press thelock andunl oc kbu ttons
simulta neously forthree seconds. Thehazard
warni nglamps willflash twice toconfirm the
change .
•Press once tolock thevehicl ean darm
the ala rm.
• Press twice to double lockthe vehicle.
• Press andhold to close anyopen
window sand sunroof andlock alldoors
(Global closing) .
• Multi\bpoin tentry \bPress oncetodisarm
the alarm, unlock the doors andunlock
thelugg age compartment.
•Press andholdto unloc kalldoors and
open thewindows andsunroof(Global
opening) .
•Press once to swi tch the headlam ps
on for25 secon ds.Press againto
sw itch off.
•Press todisar mthe alarm,un loc kand
open theluggage compartment.
•Press andholdfor three seconds to
acti vate/c ancel the pa nic alar m.
1.Eme rgency keyblad erel ease button.
2. Eme rgency keyblad e.
Note: See the Own erÕsHandbook foruse.
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Drivingposition memory
Seat belts
En sure passengers donotfull yextend the
restra ints and inadve rtently enga gethe ALR feature
dur ing normal use.Awarning indicator on the instrume nt
pac kwill illuminate ifa front seatbeltis
unb uckled.
Aut omatic LockingReels (ALR)
All passenge rse at belt shave ALRfitted prim arily for
usewith child seatsbut also for securin glarge items.
RefertoCh ild safe tyinthe OwnerÕs Handbook for
fu rthe rdetails.
Gloveb oxandval etmod e
Toopen theglov ebox, place afinge rdir ectly ontothe
icon.
Val etmode
Theglovebo xand luggage compart mentcanbe
security locked todeny access toaparking
attendant. Beforehanding overyourJaguar Smart
Key,remove the emergency keyblade and keep itin
a safe place.To setyour personal securitycode:
•On the touch\bscree nse lect Home then Vehic le
fo llowe dby Veh. setting s.
• Now select Valetmode.
•Ent erafour digit codean dtouch OK.Valet onis
displayed asacon firm ation.
Todes ele ctvalet mode
Access theValet modescree nan den ter your
person alfour digit code. Now press OK.Vale tof fis
disp laye dand theglov ebox andluggage
compar tment arenow accessible.
Insert the emergency key blade backin to the Jaguar
Smart Key. Driver's seat
Whenyouhave found yourideal driving position, the
vehiclecanmem orise seat, steering column and
mirrorsettin gs for future use.
1. Press theSET button locate din the driver Õs
doorstorage area.Th ered LED will
illuminate forafive second period.
2.While theLED isillumina ted, pressbutton 1
or2to mem orise thecurre ntsettin gs.
TheLED willextingui shandachi me willsound to
co nfirm that thesettings have been memorised. Ifthe
ignition ison ,the message centre willdisplay a
confirmatio nmessa ge.
Operati ng note
Asea tposition willonlybe memori sedduring the
five second period thattheLED isillu minate d.
Anexist ingmemory setting canbeover \bwrittenwith
a new memor yposi tion.
Re calli ngaseat positio n
Press and hold button 1or 2 until
the se at hasfinish edmoving.
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