glove box MITSUBISHI LANCER 2011 8.G Owners Handbook

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thank you for buying your lancer. whether you are a lancer, lancer evolution or lancer
sportback owner, there’s no doubt you’ve already realized how well your car drives on the
open road. what you may not know is all the cool features that help your car perform the
way it does. in the pages ahead we’re going to run through some quick tips about your
vehicle and some fun \:facts about mitsubishi.
t ake a look through this book and get to know your new car. if you forget anything, just reach
back into your glove box, grab this book and g\:ive yourself a refresher.
another great place to stay up to date on the latest mitsubishi news and special offers is at
the mitsubishi owner’s site. here you can keep track of your car’s warranty and servicing
needs and access a wide range of useful information exclusively for mitsubishi owners. Just
log on to www.mitsubishicars.com/ownersonly.

on the owner’s site you can also find information about mitsubishi’s Roadside assistance for
5 years and unlimited miles. it’s 24/7 coverage you can count on. for Roadside assistance,
call \f\b888\b648\b7820.

5Audio System
navigation sYstem (if eqUiPPeD ) – PRessing the Panel keYs oR toUching the scReen bUttons can PeRfoRm vaRioUs
fUnctions. oPeRate the scReen b Y toUching lightlY with a fingeRtiP. foR a UDio s Ystem oPeRating instRUctions in
lanceRs withoUt a navigation s Ystem, Please RefeR to Y oUR owneR’s manUal.
Panel operation buttons:
MODE – displays the av mode selection screen
AUDIO – switches between the selected av mode and navigation screen
VOL – adjust the volume
PWR – turns on and off the audio function\:s
SET – displays the settings screen
OPEN – opens and closes \:the monitor panel
ENT with Joystick – implements th\:e selected item, scrolls the maps and im\:plements item selection.
MENU – displays the navigation menu screen
SCALE – changes the map s\:cale
NAVI – displays the current location screen
INFO – displays the info screen
C\fimate Contro\f System
Temperature C\bntr\bl Dial – t urn the temperature control dial clockwise to make the air warmer. t urn it counterclockwise to make the air cooler.
w hile the engine coolant temperature is low, the temperature of the air from the heater will be cool/cold until the engin\:e warms up, even if you
have selected warm air with the dia\:l.
Air Sele\fti\bn Swit\fh – select the outside ai\:rflow position to keep the windshield an\:d side windows clear and to quickly remove fog or frost from
the windshield. t o change the air sel\:ection, simply press the air selection \:switch. w hen the air conditioning turns o\:n, the air selection\: is controlled
automatically.
Bl\bwer Speed Sele\fti\bn D\wial – w hen the ignition switch is in the ON position, turn the \:blower speed selection dia\:l to set speed. w hen the blower
speed selection dial \:is set to the OFF position, all fan\bdriven airflow will stop.
Air C\bnditi\bning Swit\fh – Push the switch and the air conditioning compressor and indicator light will come on.
M\bde Sele\fti\bn Dial – t his dial controls the direction of airflow, not the amount of\: airflow. t he amount of airflow is controlled by the blower
selection dial. t o change the direction of air flowing from the vents, turn the mode \:selection dial to the desired airflow position. if equipped
with a uto temperature c ontrol, select AUTO for automatic air direction and blower fan speed. in AUTO mode, the system will adjust fan
speed, mode selection \:and temperature automatically.
Ele\ftri\f Rear Wind\bw Def\bgger Swit\fh – w hen the engine is run\:ning, the indicator light will come on when you push the electric \:rear
window defogger switch helping clear away moisture or light frost.
TIP: F\br Qui\fk Defr\bsting
\f. set the mode selection\: dial to the
position.
2. set blower dial to the maximum speed.
3. set the temperature to the highest position.
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External Audi\b Input Fun\fti\bn (if\w equipped)
You can listen to your portable audio
equipment, through your vehicle’s speakers
by connecting the audio\: equipment to the
Rca input connectors found in the upper
front console area or the Usb port in glove
box area. To activate the RCA i\fput mo\be,
press a\f\b hol\b the CD but\Cto\f for more tha\f
2 seco\f\bs.
Au xiliary Au dio connector
(RCA )
Au xiliary \fideo connecto r
(RCA )
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FUSE Tip Sheet
the mitsUbishi fUse hanDs\bfRee link sYstem™ is at the centeR
of Y oUR in caR mUlti\bmeDia exPeRience. it combines an all\bnew
voice\bRecognition s Ystem anD bl Uetooth® inteRface with Usb
PoR t to PRoviDe hanD s\bfRee safetY anD enteR tainment while
DRiving.
*f or a list of compatible bluetooth® devices and/or more information on fUse, please go to www.mitsubishihandsfree.\f\bm
if you are having difficulties operating your phone or connecting to the system, please call Mitsubishi Handsfree at (888) 702-4100 USB C\bnne\ft (if equipped):\w
l ocated in the glove box and can be used t\:o run
compatible personal audio \:players through your
audio system. Please note that it may take some
time for the system to engage as it processes
information from your device. T\b pair* y\bur Bluet\b\bth® enabled devi\fe:
\f)
Park your vehicle in a safe location.
2) Press the SPEECH button
3) say “Setup”
4) say “Pairing Opti\bns”
5) t he voice guide will say “Sele\ft \bne \bf the f\bll\bwing:
pair, edit, delete, \br list.” say “Pair”
Note: if your vehicle is equipped wit\:h a navigation system,
you can pair a device using the prompts on the hDD
navigation screen.
TIP: f or best results always speak loudly and a\:t a normal
pace.
With FUSE*, y\bu \fan:
• s tream audio from a personal audio \:player
• Play music stored on an audio player by holding the cD
button for two seconds which turns on\: the a Ux mode
(if equipped)
• Display song information (if supported by phone)
• Play music stored on most Usb memory sticks/devices
• Use voice recognition to select music
• charge Usb compatible portable devices
• a utomatically sync your telephone’s phone book
• Recognize up to 7 phones
• select songs by files or playlists