trip computer PEUGEOT 5008 2013 User Guide

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Monochrome screen C  
Instrument 
panel screen 16/9 colour screen  
TRIP COMPUTER
 
System which provides current information 
concerning the trip (range, consumption…). 
  Depending on your

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Trip computer, a few definitions
   
When the range falls below 20 miles (30 km), dashes are displayed. After fi lling  with 
at least 5 litres of fuel, the range is recal-
culated and is disp

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  Night mode 
 
Auto Day/Night
   
Ad
just luminosity
 
 
Set date and time 
 
 
"SETUP" MENU 
  Displa
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Choose colour 
Harmon
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Cartography
  Day mod

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01  FIRST STEPS
 
 
Eject CD.    
 
Select source:   
radio, audio CD / MP3 CD, USB,Jack connection, Streaming,AUX.  
   
Select the screen displaymode:  
Date, audio functions, tripcomputer, tele

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AUDIO FUNCTIONS  :radio, CD, USB, options.
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
> MONOCHROME SCREEN C
For a detailed 
global view of 
the menus available, refer to 
the "Screen menu map" in thissection.  
 
TELEP

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07  SCREEN MENU MAP
  MONOCHROME C 
 
 
AUDIO FUNCTIONS 
alternative frequencies (RDS)
 
activate / deactivate    
FM BAND PREFERENCES
regional mode (REG)
 
activate / deactivate
radio-text inform

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Xenon headlamps..................196
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Vehicle identifi cation ..............225
Ventilation .......................... 56-58
Voice commands ...................234
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Under-in

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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS(CONTINUED)   
Instrument panels, screens ..... 27-29 
  Warning lamps ......................... 29-37 
  Indicators ................................. 37-40
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