Get Audio System Telematics Guide for Citroen C5 Suv First Generation (2001-2008)

AUDIO sysTeM

TeLeMATICs

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Control panel

CD changer

see naviDrive instructions

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RDs AUDIO COMPACT DIsC sysTeM

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B

C

D

E

F

g

h

i

J

K

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P

O

n

m

l

multifunction display

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2

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Technical speciﬁcations

your Bluetooth^®compatible radio possesses:

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6

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3 wavebands (MW/LW/FM).

•

Dual tuner with RDs eON PTy, display of the Ps

name, RDS programme search, TA trafﬁc informa-

tion, ꢀ4 pre-selections (ꢁ8 FM - 6 MW/LW), auto-

matic memorisation of the AsT strongest stations.

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7

8

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An MP3- compatible CD player.

Audio power of 4x35 W.

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BUTTON CONTROLs

On / Off.

a

Button for validation and activation/deactivation of certain

Volume adjustment.

functions.

l

OK

If your vehicle has the Bluetooth^®system: Answer call, end

call.

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B

C

D

CD eject.

CD aperture.

sOUrCE selection of source (CD/MP3 CD and CD changer source).

radio source: Manual search of lower frequencies.

CD/mP3 changer source: selection of the next CD / next

CD-cover.

m

short press: selection of frequency bands and memory

BanD/

Other sources: scrolling in the Main Menu.

E

F

banks.

asT

long press: Automatic pre-set function (Autostore).

Call-up of audio adjustments:

sound ambiences, bass, treble, loudness, fade, balance,

speed-sensitive volume.

radio source: Automatic search of lower frequencies.

CD source, CD changer source and mP3 source:

short press: Reverse search for tracks.

long press: Rapid reverse with accelerated sound.

Other sources: In the menus, choice of your adjustments.

if your vehicle has the Bluetooth^®system: selection of

characters.

n

radio source:

short press: Display of the list of radio stations available

g

lisT

(30 maximum).

long press: Update of list of stations.

CD source: Display of list of tracks of the CD.

Display of the Main Menu.

short press: Cancel the current operation or delete a super-

imposed display.

O

P

mEnU

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In certain countries, this control is deactivated while the ve-

hicle is moving.

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long press: Return to the permanent display.

short press: TA function (road information).

long press: PTy function (selection of programme type).

radio source:

Ta/PTY

short press: Recall of pre-set stations.

long press: Memorisation.

CD changer source: selecting a CD.

radio source: Manual search of higher frequencies.

CD/mP3 changer source: selection of previous CD / previ-

ous CD-cover.

J

Other sources: scrolling in the Main Menu.

short successive presses:

One press: Display of radio, time and temperature only.

Two presses: Display off (blank display).

Three presses: Return to the standard display.

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DarK

radio source: Automatic search of higher frequencies.

CD source, CD changer source and mP3 source:

short press: Forward search for tracks.

K

long press: Fast forward with accelerated sound.

Other sources: In the menus, choice of your adjustments.

if your vehicle has the Bluetooth^®system: selection of

characters.

selection of the type of information shown on multifunction

display.

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mODE

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CD changer.

BUTTON CONTROLs

The controls at the steering wheel give you access to certain functions, without you needing to use the radio-CD control panel.

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- Cancel the current operation and return

- Radio source: Automatic search of

to the previous multifunction display

higher frequencies.

short press

Long press

short press

screen.

- CD/MP3 CD and CD changer source:

search of the next track.

- For an incoming call: Refuse the call.

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Return to the original multifunction dis-

play.

- CD/MP3 CD and CD changer source:

Fast forward with accelerated sound.

Long press

short press

Long press

- Radio mode: scroll through pre-set sta-

tions.

- CD/MP3CDandCDchangersource:scroll

through CDs or chapters.

- In the multifunction display menus: Move

around and increase/decrease.

- Radio source: Automatic search of low-

er frequencies.

- CD/MP3 CD and CD changer source:

search of previous track.

Rotate

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COnTrOl

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- CD/MP3 CD and CD changer source:

Rapid reverse with accelerated sound.

- In the multifunction display menus: Vali-

dation.

- Open shortcut menus.

short press

- For an incoming call: Answer call.

- Radio source: Display of the list of radio

stations available.

short press

- CD/MP3 CD and CD changer source:

Display of list of tracks of the CD.

Long press

short press

Open the multifunction display main menu.

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lisT

Access the multifunction display main

menu.

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ꢀ

5

mEnU

vOl +

vOl -

Long press

short press

Long press

Update of list of stations.

Activation of voice recognition.

Navigation instructions.

short press /

Press and hold

Increase volume.

Decrease volume.

lh

BUTTOn

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short press /

Press and hold

- First press: mute.

- second press: cancel mute.

rh

BUTTOn

scroll through the multifunction display

screen.

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mUTE

short press

Press

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GeNeRAL FUNCTIONs -

AUDIO ADJUsTMeNTs

On / Off

selection of source

sound adjustments

With the key in Drive position m,

press on control a to switch the

radio on or off.

To select either Radio, CD (CD

already inserted and Radio source

activated), or CD changer source,

press on control D.

When you insert a CD it automati-

cally starts being read.

Note: When the radio is switched

off, the source selected is memo-

rised.

each press on button F brings up the

parameter to be adjusted: choice of

predeﬁned sound ambiances, bass,

treble, loudness, fade (front/rear

sound distribution), balance (left/

right sound distribution) and volume

adjusted to vehicle speed.

Press buttons K or n to modify the

values for the function displayed.

Note:

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Note:

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If the radio was on the last time

you switched off the ignition, it

will resume automatically when

you switch on the ignition again.

You will not have to press on

control a.

•

After switching off the ignition,

you can still operate the audio

system even without the igni-

tion key being present. Simply

press on button a. The system

will turn itself off after approx.

30 minutes.

volume adjustment

Rotate control a to increase or

decrease the sound volume.

you can also increase or decrease

the volume using controls ꢀ and 5

at the steering wheel.

•

The selection of a sound ambi-

ance automatically adjusts bass

and treble. These can be modi-

ﬁed.

To restore the original adjust-

ments for the musical ambiances,

reset bass and treble to zero.

Note:

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Adjustment of loudness, as well

as bass and treble when they

are available, are speciﬁc to each

sound source and to each musi-

cal ambiance.

If you leave the audio system un-

actioned for a few seconds, it will

revert to the normal display.

•

The sound volume when you

switch off the radio will be the

same when you switch it on

again.

anti-theft system

This radio is coded in such a way

as to function only on your particu-

lar vehicle. It would be unusable if

installed on any other vehicle.

Note: The anti-theft system is

automatic and requires no action

on your part.

•

The radio sound volume auto-

matically adjusts to the vehicle

speed, provided the “volume

adjustment” function is acti-

vated.

remark: A superimposition of ambi-

ances,loudnessandbassadjustment

may cause vibrations/interference

and result in poor sound quality.

Temporary sound pause

Press on control 6 at the steering

wheel to activate this function.

The sound will be paused, regard-

less of the source selected.

To restore sound, press on con-

trol 6 at the steering wheel or on

one of the controls ꢀ or 5 at the

steering wheel.

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RADIO sOURCe

Searching for a station is done ﬁrst

in “lO” (local) sensitivity, then in

“Dx” (distant) sensitivity.

To commence a search in sensi-

tivity mode “Dx” (distant) immedi-

ately, press twice in succession on

one of the buttons K or n.

notes on radio reception

your radio will be subject to certain

phenomena that are not encoun-

tered by domestic systems.

The reception of AM and FM sig-

nals may suffer from interference,

which is caused by the nature and

propagation of the signals and

does not reﬂect on the quality of

your radio installation.

In AM mode, the reception may

be affected when passing under

power lines or bridges, or when

travelling through tunnels.

In FM mode, the reception may

be affected by the distance from

the station transmitter, the reﬂect-

ing of signals off obstacles (moun-

tains, hills, tower blocks) and radio

blackspots (no coverage from the

station transmitter).

selection of frequencies and

memory banks

Press

button E

successively

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to go through the memory

banks FMꢁ, FMꢀ and FM3, for

the FM waveband, and the mem-

ory banks MW/LW, for the AM

waveband.

automatic search

manual search

Manual search is via buttons J

or m.

By keeping button J or m pressed,

you will be able to scroll through

the waveband. scrolling will stop

as soon as you release the button.

The radio will remain tuned to the

frequency that is displayed.

A short press on one of the buttons

K or n will tune into higher or lower

radio stations respectively, within

the chosen waveband.

By keeping button K or n pressed,

you will be able to scroll through

the waveband. The scrolling will

stop at the ﬁrst station it ﬁnds once

the button is released.

you can also do this by means of

the controls 7 and 8 at the steering

wheel.

If the automatic search is unable to

tune into a known frequency (per-

haps owing to very weak recep-

tion), it is possible to search manu-

ally to ﬁnd this station.

Tuning sensitivity

Automatic searches can be carried

out according to two levels of sen-

sitivity:

selection of radio source

Press button D to select the

source.

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To capture the most powerful

transmitters, choose the local

search mode “lO” (default

option).

•

To capture the weakest or most

distant transmitters, choose the

sensitive search mode “Dx”.

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RADIO sOURCe

Display and selection of a

station available in the area

in which you are travelling

Brieﬂy press on button g or but-

ton 9 at the steering wheel to dis-

play the list of stations. This list is

updated every ꢁ0 minutes.

you can also update this list at any

time by making a long press on

button g or button 9 at the steer-

ing wheel.

To listen to one of these stations,

select by pressing buttons J or m

and validate using button l.

automatic memorisation

of transmitters (autostore

function)

In FM, if you hold down button E

for more than two seconds, your

radio will automatically memorise

the 6 strongest stations on the FM3

memory bank.

recall of pre-set stations

Press button E brieﬂy to select the

required waveband and memory

bank.

A short press on one the pre-selec-

tion buttons 1 to 6 on the keypad P

recalls the corresponding memo-

rised station. you can also do this

using the control 2 at the steering

wheel.

If it is a RDs station, the frequency

appears some seconds before the

name appears.

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The display shows “Fm asT”.

The radio memorises the 6 strong-

est transmitters, deleting the 6 pre-

viously memorised.

After the memorisation, the radio

goes directly to memory ꢁ of mem-

ory bank FM3.

For RDs stations, recall of a sta-

tion may prompt a search for a fre-

quency corresponding to the region

where you happen to be (see RDs

system).

manual pre-setting

select the waveband and memory

bank required using button E.

select a station using either auto-

matic or manual search.

Keep pressing for more than two

seconds on one of the pre-selection

buttons 1 to 6 on the keypad P.

The sound momentarily cuts off,

then returns to its previous level to

conﬁrm that it has memorised the

station.

Note:

•

If the trafﬁc information func-

tion has been activated (see

RDS SYSTEM), the stations

offering this facility will be mem-

orised as priority.

•

If it is unable to memorise any

new stations, the system will

retain the previously memo-

rised stations.

If the system is unable to ﬁnd

6 stations, the unﬁlled memory

slots will remain free.

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RDs sysTeM

Note:

If the RDS function is active.

Using the rDs (radio data

system) function on Fm

activation/deactivation of

the rDs functions

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The “rDs” on the display will

light up provided the station

being received uses the RDS

system with frequency search.

The “rDs” on the display is

barred if the station received

uses the RDS system without

frequency search.

The majority of FM radio stations

use the RDs system. The radio in

your vehicle has this system.

The RDs functions can be

accessed via the following two

menus:

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main menu (press button O).

aUDiO menu (press button l).

The RDs system enables these

stations to transmit non-audible

data in addition to the broadcasting

of their programmes. The data pro-

vides access to various functions

described in this chapter, such as:

display of the station name, inter-

mittent trafﬁc information ﬂashes

or automatic scanning of stations.

This enables you to continue lis-

tening to your chosen radio station,

regardless of the different frequen-

cies it uses in the regions through

which you are travelling.

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To activate/deactivate the

rDs functions

1. Press on button O.

2. select the AUDIO icon using

buttons J or m.

3. Conﬁrm your choice with a

press on button l.

ꢀ. select the sub-menu for the FM

waveband, via buttons J or m.

Conﬁrm your choice with a

press on button l.

5. select scanning for RDs sta-

tions, via buttons J or m.

6. Validate your choice with a

press on button l.

7. Using control l, select/deselect

to activate/deactivate the func-

tion.

If your RDS function is deactivated,

the “RDS” on the display will be

absent in all cases.

The display will indicate the

“namE” for the stations that use

the RDS system and the frequency

for stations that do not use it.

scanning of rDs stations

your radio keeps the best possible

reception by continuously looking

for any other frequencies on which

the selected radio station is broad-

cast, automatically choosing the

frequency offering the best recep-

tion (if the station broadcasts on

more than one transmitter or fre-

quency).

8. Validate your choice by select-

ing “OK” on the display.

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RDs sysTeM

While the messages are being broad-

cast the original source is paused and

when the messages have ended your

radio will automatically revert to the

music programme you were listening

to.

regional search mode

selecting a programme type

some stations, when they are

organised in networks, broadcast

regional programmes at certain

times of day, and national pro-

grammes at other times.

Certain stations offer the possibil-

ity of listening to a particular pro-

gramme type, selected from a list

(PTy).

Press for more than two seconds

on button i.

Press on buttons J or m to scroll

through and select the programme

type you prefer, then press on but-

ton l to validate your choice.

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Note:

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It is possible to search.

•

You have to be in FM wave band.

either for a regional station only.

•

The station being listened to

should indicate via the RDS sys-

tem that it broadcasts trafﬁc infor-

mation.

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Or across the whole network

in order to ﬁnd a different pro-

gramme.

To activate/deactivate this function,

proceed as for scanning of RDs

stations.

Note: When this mode is activated,

the system will remain tuned to one

speciﬁc regional station.

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Stations organised in a network

(EON) have regional transmitters

that send their own programmes:

while you are listening to one of

these stations the system will

switch automatically to a station

on the network that is broadcast-

ing trafﬁc information.

searching for a station

broadcasting this

programme type

When you have chosen a pro-

gramme type, the list of corre-

sponding stations appears on the

display, press on buttons J or m to

scroll down and select the station

you want, then press on button l

to validate your choice.

TA trafﬁc information (trafﬁc

announcements)

some stations allow broadcast-

ing, only in FM, of these messages

thanks to the “Ta” function.

you can activate the “Ta” func-

tion by pressing on button i. This

allows you, even though you are

listening to another audio source

or to a radio programme not itself

providing trafﬁc messages, to

receive trafﬁc information ﬂashes

from an FM station which broad-

casts them.

•

You can stop listening to a mes-

sage by pressing button i.

sound volume adjustment

for trafﬁc information

The sound volume for trafﬁc infor-

mation operates separately from

that for the rest of the system, and

can be adjusted independently.

Rotate button a while a trafﬁc infor-

mation message is being broad-

cast.

This volume adjustment is memo-

rised.

quitting pty mode

To quit “PTY” mode, select the

function to deactivate “PTY” in

the list of the different programme

types.

radio text via contextual

menu

This function allows to view the

information broadcast by the sta-

tion, concerning the programme

you are currently listening to.

To activate/deactivate this function,

proceed as for scanning of RDs

stations.

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CD sOURCe

you can also do this via the con-

trols 7 and 8 at the steering wheel.

selecting CD source

AfterinsertingaCD,withthe printed

side facing upwards, the player will

start playing the CD automatically.

To change manually to CD source

(CD already inserted), press but-

ton D until you obtain the source

you require.

safety precautions

For safety, do not use a CD player

if the cabin temperature is higher

than +60 °C or lower than -ꢁ0° C.

If the temperature becomes too

high, an automatic safety device

will prevent the CD player from

working until an acceptable tem-

perature is restored.

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Fast forward and rapid

reverse with accelerated

sound

To move swiftly through the CD,

press and keep pressed button K

or n, respectively for fast forward

or rapid reverse with accelerated

sound.

you can also do this via the con-

trols 7 and 8 at the steering wheel.

Play resumes as normal when the

button is released.

Ejecting a CD

Press button B to eject the CD,

the audio system will automatically

switch to radio source.

If the CD is not removed within ꢁ0

to ꢁ5 seconds of being ejected, it

will automatically be taken back

into the CD player, although it will

not be played.

handling of CDs

•

Do not drop them.

store the CDs so that they are

kept free of dust. Avoid touch-

ing the disc surface as any

scratches may adversely affect

the sound quality.

menu

This menu allows activation/deac-

tivation of two options:

•

Do not attach any stickers to

the discs.

Do not write on them.

Do not use damaged or

deformed discs.

selecting a track

Press button K once to play the

next track.

Press button n once to return to

the beginning of the track currently

being played, press a second time

to go back to the start of the previ-

ous track.

•

Playback of the ﬁrst 7 seconds

(approx.) of each track of the

CD.

Random playback of the CD

tracks.

•

Do not expose them to heat or

direct sunlight.

This can be accessed in two ways:

•

either by pressing button O

and proceeding as for scan-

ning of RDs stations – the sub-

menu for Audio Preferences.

Press the buttons successively to

skip several tracks at a time.

•

Or, provided you are in CD

source, by pressing on but-

ton l. you can then access the

Audio menu.

you can also perform this opera-

tion using button g or button 9 at

the steering wheel.

When the track listing is displayed,

select the desired track using but-

tons J or m then validate with but-

ton l.

Note: If one of these options is

active, it remains active for CD

changer source.

if the surface of the compact disc is

dirty, it can be wiped with a soft, clean

cloth. always wipe from the centre of

the disc outwards.

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MP3 CD sOURCe

mP3 CDs

mP3 CD player

your Audio CD system may be

MP3 compatible.

As you insert a CD recorded in

MP3 format, playback starts of the

ﬁrst song of the ﬁrst CD-cover.

menu

This menu is for activation/deacti-

vation of three options:

The MP3 format (MPeG ꢁ,ꢀ & ꢀ,5

Audio Layer 3) is an audio com-

pression standard that permits

recording of ꢁ0 times as many

musical ﬁles on one CD.

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Playback of the ﬁrst 7 seconds

(approx.) of each track of the

CD.

Your radio only plays back ﬁles

which have the extension “.mp3”.

Other types of ﬁles (.wav, .mpg4,

.ogg, midi...) cannot be played

back.

When you insert an MP3 CD, the

radio searches all the musical

tracks. Playback may require some

tens of seconds before starting.

you can select a particular track by

using buttons n or K and CD-cov-

ers using buttons J or m.

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Repetition of the current CD-

cover.

Random playback of CD-cover

tracks by CD-cover.

To select a track

To display the list of CD-covers,

press on button g.

Use buttons J or m to select the

CD-cover you wish to listen to.

To open a CD-cover, press l.

Use buttons n or K to select the

track you wish to listen to.

Validate with a press on l.

This can be accessed in two

ways:

•

either by pressing button O

and proceeding as for scan-

ning of RDs stations – the sub-

menu for Audio Preferences.

Playback of the MP3 CD is opti-

mised if the level of the cover is

limited to ꢀ.

•

Or, provided you are in CD

source, by pressing on but-

ton l. you can then access the

Audio menu.

Burning format

some burnt CDs cannot be read

by your equipment (quality, speed

of recording, etc.).

When you burn a CD-R or CD-RW,

select the burning standard IsO

9660 level ꢁ.ꢀ or Joliet. Playback

of other formats may not occur cor-

rectly.

Use the Joliet standard to burn

multi-session CDs.

On a given CD, always use the

same burning standard.

To obtain the best possible acous-

tic quality, select the lowest burn-

ing speed.

It can handle transmission speeds

of 8 to 3ꢀ0 kbits/s and playback

of ꢀꢀ.05 to 44.ꢁ kHz.

Your audio equipment may enable you

to listen to musical works. musical

work is protected by law. non-respect

of the law can lead to prosecutions.

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CD CHANGeR sOURCe

CD Changer

Thisequipment s(ifpresent)islocated

in the vehicle boot and comprises a

magazine that holds up to 6 CDs.

selecting CD changer source

Press on button D until you reach

CD changer.

After the magazine engages, play-

back of the ﬁrst track of the ﬁrst CD

will begin.

Fast forward and rapid reverse

with accelerated sound

Press and keep pressed one of

the buttons K or n respectively for

fast forward or rapid reverse with

accelerated sound. Play resumes

as normal when the button is

released.

you can also do this by means of

controls 7 and 8 at the steering

wheel.

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To insert/remove a CD

1. remove the magazine from the

CD changer

selecting a CD

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Open the ﬂap located on the right-

hand side of the boot to access

the CD changer.

To select a CD, either press one of

the pre-selection buttons 1 to 6 on

the keypad P, or scroll using but-

tons J or m.

The CD will start to play automati-

cally.

you can also do this by means of

control 2 at the steering wheel.

After each change of source, on

return to CD changer source, play-

back will resume at the same point

where it had been interrupted.

•

Press on the “EJECT” button to

eject the magazine partially.

menu

This menu is for activation/deacti-

vation of three options:

•

Remove the magazine carefully.

Close the sliding door.

•

Playback of the ﬁrst 7 seconds

(approx.) of each track of the

CD.

2. removing a compartment

Take out just one drawer at a time.

3. inserting/removing a CD

•

Repetition of the current CD.

Random playback of tracks, CD

by CD.

•

Insert a single CD, printed side

upwards. Otherwise the CD

changer will not operate.

selecting a track

Press button K once to play the

next track.

Press button n once to return to

the beginning of the track currently

being played, press a second time

to go back to the start of the previ-

ous track.

Press the buttons successively to

skip several tracks at a time.

you can also do this by means of

the controls 7 and 8 at the steering

wheel.

•

Pull out the CD by pulling on the

part that is showing.

This can be accessed in two ways:

•

either by pressing button O

and proceeding as for scan-

ning of RDs stations – the sub-

menu for Audio Preferences.

ꢀ. repositioning the compartment

Reﬁt the drawer by pushing it into

the magazine. Do not push directly

on the CD.

•

Or if you are in CD changer

source by pressing button l.

you then have access to the

AUDIO menu.

5. repositioning the magazine

•

Open the sliding door.

•

Hold the magazine, narrow side

towards the opening of the CD

changer.

Note: If one of these options is

active, it remains active for CD

source.

•

Push the magazine gently into the

aperture of the changer until there

is a click.

•

Reclose the sliding door to prevent

entry of dust or of foreign bodies.

Close the ﬂap.

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BLUeTOOTH^®

your audio system may be

Bluetooth^®compatible. It allows

you to connect a mobile tele-

phone for use “hands free” and

even to use its directory.

It permits you to twin up to four tel-

ephones, to be able then to con-

nect whichever one you choose.

The Bluetooth^®functions available

and the content of the display are

dependent on the type of mobile

telephone, its settings and the type

of contract you have. For this rea-

son it is advisable to make enquir-

ies with your telephone provider.

Note: Refer to the user instruc-

tions to familiarise yourself with the

features of twinning.

Connecting a twinned

telephone

each time you enter the vehicle,

after switching on the audio system,

your telephone is detected automati-

cally. If more than one telephone is

present, the last telephone to have

been connected is the ﬁrst to be rec-

ognised.

note: Disconnections may occur.

You may have to make a new con-

nection (see following page, Con-

ﬁguration : Connecting a twinned

mobile telephone).

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The telephone detects the

Bluetooth^®system on your

vehicle. “CiTrOËn” displays

on your telephone.

you should then select “CiTrOËn”

on your telephone controls. Next

you have to accept or decline this

twinning.

Note: If the 4 twinning memories

are already being used, you must

select a memory that is already

attributed although the telephone

twinned to this location will no

longer be.

remarks:

Prior to any operation:

•

In the event of a problem, it is

recommended to switch your tel-

ephone off and then on again.

your display should be lit up

(key in position m).

•

Next the telephone asks you

to enter an identiﬁcation code:

123ꢀ.

your telephone's Bluetooth^®

system must be activated.

•

If you switch off your telephone

within the ﬁeld of reception of the

Bluetooth^®system on your vehi-

cle, the next connection will not

be automatic. To restore auto-

matic connection, you will have

to connect your telephone manu-

ally (see following page, Conﬁg-

uration : Connecting a twinned

mobile telephone).

•

• Validate.

Note: This entry may be demanded

earlier in the twinning sequence.

The telephone is now twinned to

your Bluetooth^®system. For imme-

diate access to the Bluetooth^®

functions, it may be necessary to

make a connection (see following

page Conﬁguration : Connecting

a twinned mobile telephone).

Twinning a telephone

Twinning a telephone consists

of having it recognised by the

Bluetooth^®system on your vehicle.

This then permits an instantaneous

connection.

Twinning can only be performed

with ignition switched on, display

illuminated, engine stopped. No

other telephone should be con-

nected.

•

If you are already in telephone

communication when the audio

system is turned on, the latter

detects the telephone.

To avoid interference, you are

advised not to place your mobile

telephone close to your radio.

Once the twinning is ﬁnished, you

will be able to connect your tele-

phone via the “main menu”.

•

The twinningmustbe performed

with the telephone and its

Bluetooth^®system activated.

To accept an incoming call

Using button l or control 2 at the

steering wheel.

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BLUeTOOTH^®

remarks:

•

main menu

Conﬁguration

This menu allows you to:

The directory displayed updates

itself automatically.

Press on the Menu button O to

access to Main menu, then select

the “Telephone” icon using but-

tons J or m), then validate the

selection via button l.

•

Deleting a twinning. Using J

or m, select this choice, then

validate on l. select in the list

the telephone that you no longer

wish to have twinned. Validate.

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•

If the person to be called does

not ﬁgure in the directory, the

call can only be made using the

telephone.

you have access:

•

Ifyouhave informationrecorded

in the Vcard format, you must

select the person you wish to

call, then validate. A list of 4

numbers maximum can be dis-

played with the following labels :

“home”, “Ofﬁce”, “mobile” and

“Car”.

•

Consulting the list of twin-

nings. The list of telephones

twinned is displayed.

Connecting a mobile tele-

phone that is twinned. select

the telephone that you wish to

connect. This access allows

you to make a connection man-

ually.

•

To the Directory.

To Conﬁguration.

To Communication Manage-

ment.

you access your choices via (J

or m), then you validate them with

a press on l.

This main menu can also be

accessed by pressing button E

then button l.

Calls list

After selecting this component and

then validating, the calls list is dis-

played with a maximum of: 10 calls

made (arrow pointing upward), 10

calls received (arrow pointing

downward) and 10 calls not con-

nected.

It is possible to make a call start-

ing from this list: select the number

via J or m, then validate with a

press on l.

Call management

This menu is accessible during

your calls, permitting you to:

•

Folder

This menu lets you open:

swap a call if there is another

call incoming.

•

The telephone Directory of the

telephone that is connected.

The Calls List.

•

end a call.

Be in secret mode.

remark:

If you are in telephone conversa-

tion, you have access to this menu

“Conﬁguration” by pressing l.

Telephone directory

A telephone call can be made

independently of the telephone or

of the audio system, thanks to the

directory.

The directory is displayed. select

the number via J or m, then vali-

date with a press on l.

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BLUeTOOTH^®

swapping a call

voice recognition

Displays

During a telephone conversation,

the system is able to tell you of a

second call incoming. To accept it,

validate. To change from one call

to the other, select this choice.

Pressing on the end of the lighting

control stalk 10 starts telephone

voice recognition.

Voice recognition allows you to

make a call to a number for which

you have recorded a label on the

mobile telephone that is twinned

and connected.

A press on the “TEl” button dis-

plays the telephone information on

the right on your screen.

A “Telephone” symbol appears on

your display when you connect a

mobile telephone.

A “Battery” symbol appears at the

bottom of the display to indicate

the range of the mobile telephone

connected.

An “Envelope” symbol appears at

the bottom of the display to indicate

the presence of an unread sMs on

the mobile telephone connected.

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End a call

This choice enables you to end a

telephone conversation, for exam-

ple if there is another call incoming.

remark:

It is possible to stop the call, pro-

vided the dialling has not yet com-

menced, with a short press on the

end of the lighting control stalk 10.

secret mode

select this choice. This allows

you not to be heard by the other

person. To restore sound to the

other person, select deactivation

of secret mode in the menu “Call

management”.

Note: If you wish to transfer a call

from the audio system to the mobile

telephone (for example when leav-

ing your vehicle), refer to the user

instructions for the latter.

remarks:

A “sound track” symbol appears

at the bottom of the display to indi-

cate the presence of a message on

the mobile telephone connected.

•

While you are on a call, the

audio source currently being

listened to is paused.

•

some ring tones on your mobile

telephone may not be recog-

nised by the Bluetooth^®system

on your vehicle. A different ring

tone will be chosen by the sys-

tem.

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HIFI sysTeM

The Hi-Fi system, custom built for your cabin, is made up of:

•

A high power DSP (Digital Signal Processing) digital ampliﬁer.

A subwoofer bass box (30 Hz - ꢁ00 Hz).

8 speciﬁc loudspeakers.

An MP3 player.

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adjustment in CD or radio mode

The basic functions remain the same as those for the radio.

No extra adjustment is necessary.

However, to make the most of your Hi-Fi system, you are advised to adjust the audio functions Bass (Bass), Treble

(Treb), front/rear balance (Fad) and left/right balance (Bal) to position O, and Loudness (Loud) to position On when

listening to a CD and position OFF when listening to the radio.

your system also provides Dolby surround sound with the Pop, Rock and Classical ambiances.

Note: In the event of poor reception of an FM stereo signal and/or mono source, deactivate the musical ambiances.

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FReq UeNTLy-AsKeD q UesTIONs

The table below brings together the answers to the questions that are the most frequently asked.

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Question

Answer

solution

To achieve an optimum listening quality, the

audio adjustments (Volume, Bass, Treble,

Ambiance, Loudness) can be adapted to

each of the different sound sources, which

can produce audible shifts when you change

the source (radio, CD, CD changer etc.).

There is a discrepancy in

sound quality between the

different audio sources

(radio, CD, CD changer

etc.).

Check that the audio adjustments (Vol-

ume, Bass, Treble, Ambiance, Loud-

ness) are adapted to your preferences

for each of the sources being listened

to.

Check that you have inserted the CD

the right way up in the CD player.

Check the condition of the CD: the CD

cannot be played back if it is too dam-

aged.

Check the contents if it is a burnt CD:

refer to the advice given in the chapter

on Audio system.

The CD is the wrong way up, is unplayable,

The CD immediately ejects. does not contain audio data or contains an

audio format that the radio cannot play back.

For reasons of poor quality, some

burnt CDs will not be played back by

the audio system.

The CD changer does not play back

DVDs.

The CD changer does not play back

MP3 CDs.

The CD player sound is

The CD is scratched or of poor quality.

downgraded.

Insert only CDs of good quality and

keep them in good condition.

Press on the button BND to retrieve the

The waveband selected is not the correct wave band (AM, FMꢁ, FMꢀ, FMAsT)

The pre-set stations do not

work (no sound, 87.5 Mhz

is displayed, etc.).

one.

where the stations have been memo-

rised.

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FReq UeNTLy-AsKeD q UesTIONs

Question

Answer

solution

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Trafﬁc

Announcements

(TA) is displayed. I do not

receive any trafﬁc informa-

tion or public announce-

ments.

The particular radio station is not in the Change to a radio station that does

regional trafﬁc information network.

broadcast trafﬁc information.

Activate the RDs function to allow the

system to check whether a more pow-

erful transmitter is to be found in the

geographical area.

The vehicle is too distant from the transmit-

ter, or no transmitter is present in the geo-

graphical area you are passing through.

The reception quality of

the radio station being lis-

tened to gradually deterio-

rates.

The environment (hills, high buildings, tun- This phenomenon is normal and does

nels, underground car parks, etc.) is blocking not imply anything wrong with the

reception, even in RDs mode.

radio.

The aerial is absent or has been damaged

(for example after going through a car wash

or in an underground car park).

Have the aerial checked by a CITROËN

dealer.

Cutting out of sound for The RDs system during this brief sound cut- Deactivate the RDs function if the phe-

ꢁ to ꢀ seconds in radio off is searching for a better frequency that nomenon occurs too frequently and

mode.

might offer improved reception of the station. always on the same journey.

When the engine is switched off, the work-

When the engine is not ing time for the radio depends on the battery

you have to start the engine so as to

increase the battery charge.

running, the radio stops charge. The interruption is normal: the radio

after a few minutes.

goes into economy mode, cutting off in order

to save the vehicle’s battery.

In order to protect the audio equipment in

The message “the audio excessive ambient temperatures, the radio switch off the audio system for a few

system is overheating” goes into an automatic thermic protection minutes in order to allow the system to

appears on the screen. mode which results in a reduction in sound cool down.

volume or stopping of the CD player.

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Audio System Telematics for Your Citroen C5 Suv First Generation (2001-2008)

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