seat adjustment VAUXHALL COMBO 2014 Infotainment system

18Introduction
Using the Message reader 3 54.
Media player
The most important Media player functions are operated as follows:
■ Select tracks: Press R or S.
■ Change the audio source to Media player: Press repeatedly SRC/OK.
Using the Media player 3 38.
Voice recognition
The most important Voice recognition
functions are operated as follows:
■ Activate voice recognition: Press s.
■ Interrupt a voice message and deactivate voice recognition: Pressà / ESC .
■ Interrupt a voice message and say a new voice command: Press s.
■ Repeat last voice message: Press and hold s.
Using Voice recognition 3 41.
Language setting To change the voice recognition
language, consult your Vauxhall
Authorised Repairer.Restore default system settings
To restore all system settings to the
factory values:
1. Press MENU.
2. Select System reset using R / S ,
and press SRC/OK.
3. Select Yes or No using _ or 6,
and press SRC/OK.
When Yes is selected, Resetting
is shown on the display and the
default system settings are
restored after a brief period.
Changes are saved and menus are
exited automatically after a brief
period. Alternatively, press MENU
again to save and exit when resetting is complete.
Notice
The previous source is resumed and
shown on the display.
Tone settings
In the Audio settings menu, the tone
characteristics can be set.
Press the AUDIO button on the
Infotainment system to open the Audio settings menu.Select audio settings
Select the desired audio setting from
the menu in the display:
Radio with CD player : Press AUDIO
button repeatedly.
Radio with CD / MP3 player : Press
the R or S button.
■ Bass (bass)
■ Treble (treble)
■ Balance (left/right balance)
■ Fader (front/rear balance)
■ Loudness (Iow volume sound
enhancement ON or OFF )
Radio with CD / MP3 player :
■ Delay time (acoustic optimisation
for front passenger seat positions)
■ Equalizer (activation of factory
equalization settings)
■ User equalizer (customised
equalization setting)
Change audio settings
The display indicates the type of
setting, followed by the adjustment
value.