Land Rover Vehicle Systems Guide

Hill Descent Control (HDC)

The Hill Descent Control (HDC) system allows the vehicle's speed to be limited to a set value when descending a slope. It is recommended not to descend steep slopes if HDC is not functioning or if warning messages are displayed.

1. HDC System Activation/Deactivation: HDC can be engaged at speeds below 80 km/h (50 mph) and operates at speeds less than 50 km/h (31 mph). It can be used in Drive (D), Reverse (R), and all CommandShift gears. When in Drive (D), the most suitable gear is automatically selected. HDC may automatically engage with certain Terrain Response programs. If system criteria are not met, the HDC warning lamp will flash, indicating it is active but not functioning. The set speed will be displayed as a green marker on the speedometer. If HDC is deactivated while operating, the indicator will flash, and the system will disengage gradually, allowing the vehicle to accelerate smoothly.

If the vehicle speed exceeds 50 km/h (31 mph) while HDC is engaged, HDC will be temporarily suspended, indicated by a flashing HDC indicator and a message on the information display. If the speed exceeds 80 km/h (50 mph), HDC will be deactivated, and the indicator will extinguish. Pressing the brake pedal during HDC operation will cause a pulsation, and HDC will resume when the pedal is released. HDC automatically deactivates if the ignition is turned off for more than 6 hours.

2. Increasing Descent Speed: Each gear has a set maximum speed. The vehicle's speed will only increase on slopes steep enough to generate sufficient kinetic energy. Pressing the '+' button on a gentle slope may not increase the vehicle's speed.

3. Decreasing Descent Speed: Each gear has a set minimum speed. If a malfunction is detected, an HDC FAULT SYSTEM NOT AVAILABLE message will appear, and the system will gradually cease to function. If a malfunction occurs during operation, HDC will gradually stop working. Contact a dealer or authorized workshop as soon as possible.

Hill Start Assist (HSA) Function: If the vehicle is stopped on a slope using the brake pedal while HDC is active, HSA will engage (except when using the 'Sand' program in Terrain Response). If the driver releases the brake pedal on an incline, HSA will automatically provide a delay and gradual release of the brakes for a smooth start. When descending a slope, similar braking lock and gradual release are used for a smooth HDC engagement. HSA operates in forward and reverse gears and does not require driver intervention.

Warning Messages: Do not attempt to descend steep slopes if HDC is not working or if warning messages are displayed.

Brake Temperature: In demanding conditions, HDC may cause brake temperatures to exceed limits. In such cases, the message HDC TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE will appear. The HDC system will gradually reduce its operation and become temporarily inactive. Once the brakes cool down, the message will disappear (or the indicator will extinguish), and HDC will resume operation if required.

Wade Sensing

The Wade Sensing system assists the driver when driving through water obstacles. It can be activated or deactivated via the 4x4i menu or Extra Features. When activated, the touchscreen will display the current water depth and maximum wading depth. The system warns the driver when approaching the maximum wading depth. Warnings are displayed as messages on the touchscreen or instrument panel, accompanied by a sequence of audible signals. If operating limits are exceeded, the touchscreen display will turn grey, and water depth will no longer be shown.

Wade Sensing is disabled if the vehicle speed exceeds 10 km/h (6 mph) or the slope angle exceeds 10°. It automatically reactivates when the speed drops to 10 km/h (6 mph). If the vehicle speed exceeds 30 km/h (19 mph) for 30 seconds, Wade Sensing will automatically deactivate.

For improved Wade Sensing performance, the suspension should be set to the off-road height. Wade Sensing does not operate if the vehicle is equipped with fixed side steps. However, it will function with side protection tubes and retractable side steps in the stowed position. Wade Sensing does not operate if the exterior mirrors are in the stowed position. Parking assistance, automatic parking, side view, and Stop/Start systems are deactivated when Wade Sensing is active.

Note: For Wade Sensing to function correctly, the exterior mirrors must be in their normal (extended) position.

It is not recommended to use the Wade Sensing function while driving off-road, as a rapid increase in water depth may not be noticed in time, and the driver warning will be delayed. When entering water on a steep descent, the water level may rise sharply. The Wade Sensing system cannot determine water levels if there is ice or snow on the surface. The parking assistance system does not operate when the Wade Sensing function is active. The sensors for Wade Sensing are located at the bottom of the exterior mirrors. The sensors and the area beneath them must be kept clean of snow, ice, dirt, and other contaminants. If the sensors are dirty, they may miscalculate the distance.

Camera System

Accessing the camera home screen is done via the Extra features menu. Pressing the camera hardware button activates the junction view if reverse gear is not engaged, or the rear view if reverse gear (R) is engaged.

1. Enlarge: To enlarge a camera image, touch the image and then the Enlarge soft button. You can select and enlarge any two images by placing them side-by-side on the screen. When viewing two images, one can be selected for full-screen viewing. It can be enlarged and scrolled horizontally using the scroll arrows and the zoom tool.

2. Proximity View: This view can be activated at any time by selecting Proximity View in the main Camera screen. This button displays 3 images from the front and passenger-side cameras. 'Automatic Proximity View' is for Japan only: if the selector is moved to the forward (D) or reverse (R) gear, the space in front of or behind the vehicle is displayed. After the vehicle accelerates to 18 km/h (11 mph) or the return symbol is pressed, the camera screen closes.

3. Special Views: Select to display preset images that aid in complex maneuvering. These include: Kerb view (shows the view from 2 side cameras), Junction view (displays images from two side cameras), and Trailer view (displays an image from the rear camera when towing a trailer).

4. Camera Settings: For Japan only: select to access camera parameter settings. To disable the semi-automatic camera function, select Off. Proximity view will then only be available by manually pressing the Proximity View soft button.

5. Tow Assist: Press the button to display the Tow Assist setup screen. For proper camera operation, it is necessary to clean it from snow, ice, and dirt.

Trailer Operation: For the trailer operation function to work, a target sticker must be applied to the trailer in a specific way. For more information, contact your dealer or authorized workshop. This function may not work with all trailers. The trailer operation function assists in reversing with a trailer by displaying instructions on the touchscreen. Trailer operation is activated when a trailer is connected to the vehicle and the trailer plug is connected to the tow hitch socket. After connecting the caravan/trailer to the electrical socket, the driver's door must be opened and closed for the system to detect the connection. Several connection options will appear on the screen. Select YES to proceed to the setup screen. Select NO to return to the previous screen.

Note: If the connection is not detected, you can initiate the setup manually by pressing the Tow Assist soft button in the 'Camera' menu. Upon initial activation, the user will be prompted to set up several options for the connected trailer. To complete the setup, information such as trailer length, number of axles, and camera settings is required. Upon completion of the setup procedure, the data is saved for future use. When a new or existing trailer configuration is selected, the trailer operation function will automatically display on the touchscreen when reverse gear (R) is engaged. Colored lines indicate the calculated trajectory of the trailer and vehicle.

Audio/Video System Overview

Use the system, adjust settings, and view system messages only when it is safe to do so. Prolonged exposure to loud sounds (over 85 decibels) can negatively affect hearing.

1. Power: Press to turn the system on or off. The audio system can operate with the ignition on or off but will always turn off when the ignition is switched off. Turn the audio system back on if necessary.

2. Volume Control: Turn to adjust the volume level. If the volume is turned down to zero during CD playback, the CD playback will pause and resume when the volume is increased.

3. Touchscreen.

4. AUDIO VIDEO: Press for direct access to the Audio/Video menu.

5. CD/DVD Eject Button.

6. CD/DVD Slot.

CDs are inserted one at a time, but up to 10 CDs can be loaded into the CD storage. The CD storage can be used for digital audio recordings (CDDA). Insert the disc into the slot until slight resistance is felt. The player mechanism will then complete the installation process. Press to increase the source volume. Forward seek: Short press to select the next preset radio station. Select the next track on the current audio source (CD, MP3, etc.). For phone use, navigate up the call list or phone book. Select the next TV channel in the list or the next DVD section. Long press activates automatic search for the next radio station in the current frequency band. Press to decrease the source volume. MODE: Press repeatedly to switch between all audio/video sources. Reverse seek: Short press to select the previous preset radio station. Select the previous track or the beginning of the current track on the selected audio source (CD, MP3, etc.). For phone use, navigate down the call list or phone book. Select the previous TV channel in the list or the previous DVD section. Long press activates automatic reverse search for the next radio station in the current frequency band.

AUDIO SYSTEM SETTINGS

To view the Audio/Video menu, press the AUDIO VIDEO button or the Audio settings soft button on the touchscreen. Adjusting sound settings: Press the Tone soft button. Adjust Bass, Treble, or Subwoofer using the + or - soft buttons. Balance adjustment: Press the Balance/Fade soft button. By pressing the arrow buttons, move the sound focus to the desired zone in the vehicle. You can also touch the sound focus point and drag it to the desired location.

Surround Sound Settings: If the Meridian Surround system is installed, press the Meridian, DPLIIx, or DTS Neo:6 soft button to select 2D surround. Select Stereo to disable 2D surround. If the Meridian Signature Reference system is installed, 3D surround is also available. Press the 3D surround On soft button. Press Meridian, DPLIIz, or DTS Neo:X to activate 3D surround mode. Surround sound options are not available for certain sources, for which surround sound mode is set automatically.

Disc Loading: Do not force the disc into the slot. Do not use CD or DVD discs that are not of the correct shape or have protective film or self-adhesive labels. The CD player only plays discs that comply with the Red Book audio standard. Playback of discs not complying with this standard is not guaranteed. Normal playback of recordable (CD-R) and rewritable (CD-RW) discs is not guaranteed. Normal playback of recordable discs (DVD-R and DVD+R) may not be possible. Dual-format and double-sided discs (DVD Plus, CD-DVD format) are thicker than standard discs, so their playback is not guaranteed and they may get stuck. Use only high-quality, non-deformed discs with a diameter of 12 cm (4.7 inches). The player plays CDDA discs and MP3, WMA, WAV, and AAC files.

Disc Loading: Do not force the disc into the slot. Do not use CD or DVD discs that are not of the correct shape or have protective film or self-adhesive labels. The CD player only plays discs that comply with the Red Book audio standard. Playback of discs not complying with this standard is not guaranteed. Normal playback of recordable (CD-R) and rewritable (CD-RW) discs is not guaranteed. Normal playback of recordable discs (DVD-R and DVD+R) may not be possible. Dual-format and double-sided discs (DVD Plus, CD-DVD format) are thicker than standard discs, so their playback is not guaranteed and they may get stuck. Use only high-quality, non-deformed discs with a diameter of 12 cm (4.7 inches). The player plays CDDA discs and MP3, WMA, WAV, and AAC files.

The player has a slot for only one CD or DVD, but up to 10 CDs can be loaded into the virtual storage. The virtual storage can only be loaded with CDDA discs.

DIALOGUE ASSIST

Dialogue Assist allows front or rear seat passengers to communicate with each other using the cabin's audio system. Dialogue Assist controls are located in the 'Set-up' menu on the touchscreen. The Dialogue Assist menu has 3 options: Off (to turn the system on/off), Low (to select low volume), and High (to select high volume).

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Radio

RADIO CONTROLS

1. AM/FM: Select the frequency band. Press to select the band. The previously used station in that band will be activated. Press again to close this option. The frequency band selection window closes automatically after 5 seconds of inactivity.

2. Current Station Information: Displays information about the current radio station.

3. Seek Backward: Press and release the button to automatically search for the previous station in the current frequency band. A long press activates manual search mode. Subsequent short presses will incrementally decrease the frequency. Subsequent long presses will search backward in the current band while the button is held.

Note: If manual search is selected, automatic search is unavailable for approximately 10 seconds.

4. Information: Additional information from the broadcasting station.

5. Seek Forward: Press and release the button to automatically search for the next station in the current frequency band. A long press activates manual search mode. Subsequent short presses will incrementally increase the frequency. Subsequent long presses will search forward in the current band while the button is held.

6. Settings: Press to view and activate/deactivate the following functions: RDS, Traffic (Traffic messages), News (News), AF (Alternative Frequencies), and REG (Local stations). See 219, RADIO INFORMATION SYSTEM (RDS).

7. Station List (FM only): Press to view a list of available stations in the current frequency band. You can sort the list by Frequency, Name, or PTY (program type, e.g., music, news, sports). Press to select a station. If stations are sorted by category, touch the desired category to view and select a station.

8. Frequency Input: Enter a known radio station frequency in the current band using the numeric keypad. Press OK or wait 2 seconds to tune to the entered frequency.

9. Station Presets: You can save 6 radio stations in memory for each frequency band. Press and release the button to tune to a station saved as a preset. Press and hold the button to save the current station to memory (radio sound will be muted, and a confirmation beep will sound). Use the seek buttons on the steering wheel to select the next or previous saved station.

RADIO INFORMATION SYSTEM (RDS)

The radio receiver is equipped with the RDS function, which allows the audio system to receive additional information along with the regular FM radio signal. Not all FM stations transmit RDS information. To view or change RDS settings, select the Settings menu.

Traffic/News: Transmits local traffic information and news.

Regionalisation (REG): Prevents tuning to another local station with a stronger signal.

Alternative Frequency (AF): Select to automatically retune the radio to an alternative frequency with a stronger signal. This function is useful when the vehicle moves between different broadcast areas.

Digital Radio Receiver (DAB)

DAB RADIO CONTROLS

1. DAB 1/2/3: Press to view and select a DAB band (DAB 1, 2, or 3). The previously used channel in that band will be activated. Press again to close this option.

2. Display Current Channel, Group, and DAB Text Information.

3. Seek Backward: Press and release to find the previous channel. Press and hold to find the previous group. The first channel in the new group will be selected.

4. Channel Information: Press to view text information for DAB and information transmitted by channels.

5. Seek Forward: Press and release to find the next channel. Press and hold to find the next group. The first channel in the new group will be selected.

6. Settings: Press to view the DAB settings menu.

Options: Enable/disable FM Traffic and Link DAB functions, and change the DAB country and DAB format for stationary vehicles.

Announcements: Select emergency messages and up to 3 other types of messages (traffic, news, etc.). Selected announcements will interrupt the current transmission.

7. Channel List: Press to view a list of available groups and channels. The list can be sorted by Ensemble (Group), Channel, Subchannel, or Category. If you select Ensemble, all channels within that group are displayed. Sorting by Subchannel is only available when subchannels are broadcast on the current channel. If you select Category, press and select a category to view the corresponding channels before selecting from the list. After selecting the desired option, press the Back soft button to return to the main DAB menu.

8. Subchannel: If subchannels are broadcast on the current channel, this soft button becomes active. Select to allow subchannel use, then select the desired subchannel using the seek forward/backward buttons.

9. Auto-tune: Select to search for all available DAB groups/channels. Auto-tune should be performed before using the DAB radio for the first time. Auto-tune is also useful for regional group tuning during long trips. During auto-tuning, a pop-up window will display the progress. The auto-tuning process does not affect current preset settings, but some may become invalid if corresponding channels become unavailable (No reception displayed). The display will show a pop-up window indicating the progress. The auto-tuning process does not affect current preset settings, but some may become invalid if corresponding channels become unavailable (No reception displayed).

10. Presets: Six preset stations are available for each DAB band. Press and release the button to tune to a station saved as a preset. Press and hold the button to save the current station to memory (radio sound will be muted during saving). Use the seek buttons on the steering wheel to select the next or previous saved station.

Note: If you try to select a saved channel that is currently unavailable or not working, the message No reception will appear.

DAB RADIO SETTINGS

In the Settings menu: If Link DAB is enabled and the channel signal strength drops below the acceptable level, the audio system will start automatically searching for other available groups with the same channel name. If an alternative local channel is found, broadcasting will automatically switch to the new channel after a few seconds. If a channel is not found within a few seconds, No reception will appear. Link will be displayed at the top of the touchscreen if Link DAB is activated. Select DAB country when traveling to another country. Scroll through the list of countries and make the appropriate selection. An automatic tuning prompt will appear. Note: This function is not active while driving. Select DAB format if you are traveling in a region with a different digital band. The following formats are available: 'L Band', 'Band III', 'L Band & Band III', 'L Band Canada', 'L Band Can & Band III'. An automatic tuning prompt will appear. Note: This function is not active while driving.

GROUPS

Unlike AM/FM radio, DAB transmits multiple stations/channels on a single frequency. Several channels form a group. Some channels within a group may have subchannels, allowing you to select a subchannel to listen to. If the signal is lost while driving, it may be due to leaving the broadcast area of a particular group. To create a new list of groups, press Auto-tune.

Portable Devices

PORTABLE DEVICE CONTROLS

Do not use the audio system controls or allow the audio system to distract the driver while driving. Distraction can lead to accidents with severe injuries or fatalities. Prolonged exposure to loud sounds (over 85 decibels) can negatively affect hearing. See 210, AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEM CONTROLS.

My music includes CD, iPod, USB, AUX, and Bluetooth® devices. The top-of-the-line infotainment system also features 'Stored CD' functionality.

1. Source: Press the Source icon to display all options. Select an option. Note: Volume levels and sound quality for devices connected to the auxiliary input may vary significantly.

2. Current Composition Information: Displays information about the current composition, including playback start time. Some of this information is also displayed on the instrument panel. Note: Information will only be displayed for connected devices that support ID3 tags.

3. Settings: Enable or disable traffic messages and news bulletins. For MP3-compatible devices, you can also select the number of compositions to skip by pressing the scroll arrows to navigate the list.

4. Track List: Select to view the track list of the current CD or stored disc. To start playback, press the track name.

5. Browse: For iPod, USB, and stored CD modes only. Select to browse the contents of the connected device. Content display is determined by the file structure. Select a file to play (the browse window will remain). Select a folder or subfolder to browse its contents. To return to the control menu, press the Back soft button.

Note: If an iPhone is connected via USB for music playback and Bluetooth for other phone functions, audio playback will only be possible through the last connected connection. For example, if Bluetooth is the last connection made with the iPhone, and an iPod is connected via cable, the iPod's sound will not play through the speakers. The song title and time information will still be displayed on the screen. To resolve this issue, disconnect and reconnect the USB cable, select the Bluetooth icon on your iPod or iPhone, and in the pop-up window, select 'Dock Connector'.

When an iPod is connected, playback resumes from the track where it was stopped last time, provided the iPod battery is not discharged.

Note: Functions such as Repeat and Mix (Random Playback) apply to the current device only; after switching to another device, they must be reactivated.

6. Upload: Applies only to the 'Stored CD' menu. Browse and manage CDs in the CD storage. To upload a CD installed in the player, press Upload next to an empty slot. There are 10 slots available. If the CD storage is full, select Replace to overwrite an existing disc. In both cases, a confirmation pop-up window will open. Press Yes to continue. Note: Upload time depends on the content type. A percentage counter is displayed. Other functions can be selected during upload.

7. Skip/Scan Forward: Press and release the button to advance to the next composition. Press and hold the button to fast forward the current composition. Playback resumes when the soft button is released.

8. Repeat: In CD mode: Press and release the button to repeat the current composition until repeat mode is canceled. Repeat track will appear on the display. Press and release the button again to repeat the current stored CD (or MP3 disc folder) until repeat mode is canceled. Repeat disc or Repeat folder will appear on the display. Press and release the button a third time to cancel repeat mode. Note: Pressing the Shuffle button cancels repeat mode, but Repeat track can be selected when Shuffle mode is active (this cancels the previously selected shuffle mode). In USB or iPod mode: Select to repeat the current composition. Press again to repeat the current folder (USB) or cancel repeat mode (iPod). Press again to cancel repeat mode in USB mode. Note: Repeat mode is not available for Bluetooth® devices. Note: Selecting Shuffle cancels repeat mode.

9. Pause/Play: Select to pause playback. Press the button again to resume playback.

10. Information: Additional information about the current composition.

11. Shuffle: Press and release to play compositions in random order on the current CD, in an MP3 folder, in a USB folder, or in an iPod playlist. Shuffle will appear on the display. Press and release again to play compositions in random order on CDs, MP3s, USB folders, portable devices, or compositions stored in the CD storage. Shuffle all will appear on the display. Press and release again to cancel random playback mode. Note: Random playback mode is not available for Bluetooth® devices.

12. Skip/Scan Backward: Press and release the button no later than three seconds after playback begins to go to the previous composition. Press and release the button no earlier than three seconds after playback begins to go to the beginning of the current composition. Press and hold the button to rewind the current composition. Playback resumes when the soft button is released.

CONNECTING PORTABLE DEVICES

Portable devices connect to the unit located in the glove box. Rear seat passengers can use the rear console ports for connection. The following portable devices can be connected: USB drives (e.g., flash memory cards). The drive must have a FAT or FAT32 file system format. iPod (iPod Classic, iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPod Nano are supported; full functionality for earlier models is not guaranteed). iPod Shuffle functionality is not guaranteed.

Devices connected via the auxiliary input (personal audio players, MP3 players, and all iPod models). Note: For devices connected via the auxiliary input, control via the touchscreen is not provided. When connecting iPod, drives, or Bluetooth® devices, you can control them and search using the touchscreen. Many control buttons are similar to those used for CD playback. When leaving the vehicle, disconnect your iPod. Failure to do so may discharge the iPod battery. Note: The audio system plays MP3, WMA, and AAC files. For maximum playback quality, lossless compression is recommended for multimedia files on USB devices and iPods. If files are compressed, the bitrate should be at least 192 kbps (higher bitrate is strongly recommended). Note: iPod® is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc., registered in the US and other countries.

Note: Some MP3 players have their own file system that is not supported by this audio system. To use such an MP3 player, it must be switched to removable USB device mode or mass storage mode. In this case, you can play musical compositions transferred to the devices only in these modes.

A list of compatible Bluetooth® devices can be found on the Land Rover website at www.landrover.com. The devices listed on the website have been tested for compatibility with Land Rover vehicles. Functionality depends on the device's software version and battery status. The device warranty is provided by its manufacturer, not Land Rover.

CONNECTING DEVICES

Before connecting a device to the vehicle's audio system, read the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the device is suitable for use and complies with all connection and operation instructions. Failure to comply with this requirement may result in damage to the vehicle's audio system or the connected device.

Connect the device to the appropriate socket. 1. USB socket. 2. 3.5 mm AUX audio input. 3. AV multimedia system sockets in the rear of the cabin. 4. USB/iPod multimedia system connectors for rear seat passengers. Only audio devices can be connected to the USB port. Note: Use the cable supplied with the device for connecting to the USB socket. Note: USB hubs cannot be used to connect multiple USB devices to the audio system. Note: Devices connected to USB sockets are charged. If a device is completely discharged, playback is not available.

Note: In some cases, when connecting an iPhone via USB cable for music playback and via Bluetooth for other phone functions, audio playback will only be possible through the last connected connection. For example, if Bluetooth is the last connection made with the iPhone, and an iPod is connected via cable, the iPod's sound will not play through the speakers. The song title and time information will still be displayed on the screen. To resolve this issue, disconnect and reconnect the USB cable, select the Bluetooth icon on your iPod or iPhone, and in the pop-up window, select 'Dock Connector'.

When an iPod is connected, playback resumes from the track where it was stopped last time, provided the iPod battery is not discharged.

Note: Functions such as Repeat and Mix (Random Playback) apply to the current device only; after switching to another device, they must be reactivated.

The 3.5 mm AUX audio input allows connection of additional equipment (e.g., personal stereo, MP3 player, portable navigators, etc.) to the vehicle's audio system. Note: iPod shuffle can be connected via the AUX audio input. Note: Vehicles equipped with a rear-seat multimedia system (RSE) have additional audio/video sockets. This allows various additional equipment (such as game consoles) to be connected to the rear DVD screens. For installation information, refer to the manufacturer's instructions.

PLAYBACK FROM PORTABLE DEVICE

If a USB drive or supported iPod is used, you can control playback of compositions from it using the touchscreen. If a Bluetooth® device is used, you can also control composition playback from the touchscreen, although some control functions will be unavailable. If a portable device connected to the AUX audio input is used, you must control playback from the device itself.

CONNECTING MULTIPLE DEVICES

Land Rover does not recommend using an external hard drive with a USB interface while driving. These devices are not designed for in-vehicle use and may be damaged.

Only audio devices can be connected to the USB port. You can connect multiple devices to the portable device interface simultaneously, switching between them using the touchscreen. To switch modes, press the iPod, USB, Bluetooth, or AUX buttons. The device connected first remains active until you switch to the next device. If you return to the first device after switching to another, playback will resume from where it was stopped on the first device (USB and iPod devices only). Note: USB hubs cannot be used to connect multiple USB devices to the audio system. Note: Devices connected to iPod and USB sockets are charged. If a device is completely discharged, playback is not available. Note: Functions such as Repeat and Shuffle (Random Playback) apply only to the current device; after switching to another device, they must be reactivated.

PAIRING AND CONNECTING VIA BLUETOOTH® MULTIMEDIA PLAYER

For additional information on Bluetooth® wireless technology, see 250, BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM INFORMATION. Note: The pairing and connection procedure for a portable device to the vehicle's system may vary depending on the model. 1. Turn on your device's Bluetooth® function. Ensure the device is in discoverable mode for the Bluetooth® system (see device instructions for details). 2. Turn on the ignition and ensure the touchscreen is active. 3. In the Home menu, select Audio/Video, then My music. 4. Press Bluetooth. 5. The menu will open. Select Change device. 6. Select the Vehicle to device option. 7. Find your device in the list and select the corresponding Pair and connect option. Note: If more than five devices are detected, scroll to view the entire list. 8. When prompted, enter the PIN code on the device. For additional information, see the phone's operating manual.

9. After pairing and connecting your device to the system, a confirmation message will be displayed before proceeding to the My music, Bluetooth screen. Note: Since searching for Bluetooth® devices takes some time, it is recommended to disable the return-to-home menu timeout function before starting the Bluetooth® device search. This setting can be changed in the Set-up menu, Screen, Time out home. CHANGING OR DISCONNECTING DEVICES 1. In the Bluetooth menu, select Change device. 2. Select Disconnect. A confirmation pop-up window will appear, and you can then use the Search new option or select another device from the paired list.

Television

TELEVISION SYSTEM CONTROLS

Use the system, adjust settings, and view system messages only when it is safe to do so. Prolonged exposure to loud sounds (over 85 decibels) can negatively affect hearing.

1. Source: Select the TV/video input band. Touch the button to view and select digital (DTV 1 or DTV 2 – Digital) or analog (TV – Analogue) TV broadcasting, CD/DVD, USB, or iPod.

When switching between analog and digital bands, the channel used in the selected band previously will be displayed. When switching between digital bands, the current channel will be displayed. Note: The TV/My video menu closes after 5 seconds of inactivity.

2. Video Preview Screen: Touch to switch to full-screen mode. Control elements and TV guide information (EPG) can be displayed at any time by touching the screen. To return from full-screen mode to the preview screen, press and hold your finger on the full-screen preview window.

3. Seek Backward: Browse previous channels in the list.

4. Seek Forward: Browse next channels in the list.

5. Settings: Enable or disable traffic messages and news bulletins, select analog TV or alternative analog TV formats when traveling in other countries. Note: Changing the country does not affect digital television.

6. Channel List: View an alphabetical list of all available TV channels. A small window will also display the preview of the current channel and program name. Press a channel in the list to display that channel and its name in the preview window. Touch the preview window of the channel to start viewing. Note: The television system continuously checks for channels, so some channels in the list may occasionally be unavailable (e.g., when the vehicle moves between different broadcast areas). Note: After changing the country's TV format, the channel list will be empty until all channels are found.

7. Preset TV Channels: Press and hold to save the current channel as a preset. The channel name will be displayed on the soft button. Press and release to select a channel saved in that preset. Note: Saved presets contain information indicating the country where they were saved. When a specific preset is selected, the TV format for that country where it was saved is also selected. Since different analog TV formats are used in different countries, a situation may arise where the analog channel list is empty. Information on using the audio/video controls on the audio system and steering wheel is provided in 210, AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEM CONTROLS.

Multimedia Video Player

MULTIMEDIA VIDEO PLAYER CONTROLS

1. Source: Select the TV/video input band. Touch the buttons to view and select DVD or other video media formats (CD/USB) if available. The selected source is displayed on the screen. Note: The TV/My video menu closes after 5 seconds of inactivity.

2. Video Preview Screen: Touch to switch to full-screen mode. Control elements can be displayed at any time by touching the screen. To return from full-screen mode to the preview screen, press and hold your finger on the full-screen preview window.

3. Settings: Depending on the video material, the settings may include 3 submenus: Options, VOD (Video on Demand), and Audio settings. VOD allows playback of DivX VOD content from the video medium. Pressing the VOD soft button will display an eight-digit registration code. The player must be registered on the DivX website. See 213, LICENSES.

4. Tools: The following options are available: 'GOTO': The GOTO menu allows access to individual video material fragments by Chapter or Title number. Subtitles.

Angle. Audio. Top Menu.

5. Menu: View the video media menu. In some windows, the Browse soft button may be displayed instead of this button.

6. Seek Forward: Select to browse the next DVD chapter or to scroll through video source files.

7. Select to pause playback. Pressing a second time will stop playback and reset the DVD disc to the beginning.

8. Select to play/resume playback.

9. Seek Backward: Select to browse the previous DVD chapter or to scroll through video source files. For information on the location of the CD/DVD disc loading slot and eject button, and on using the audio/video controls on the audio system and steering wheel, see 210, AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEM CONTROLS.

PROHIBITION OF VIDEO VIEWING WHILE DRIVING

When the vehicle is moving, video display is automatically blocked. The TV/My video screen displays a safety warning. If a dual-display system is installed, a prompt will appear to enable it for passengers. See 239, DUAL DISPLAY MODE.

FULL-SCREEN DISPLAY

In full-screen mode, the search control elements function the same as in preview mode. To select 4:3, 16:9, or Zoom options to enlarge the image, press the corresponding soft buttons.

Dual View Mode

DUAL VIEW MODE CONTROLS

1. Select Image Format (4:3, Zoom, 16:9). The next available format is displayed on the soft button.

2. Browse Available Video Sources: Touch the corresponding soft button to select a source. The control menu for that source will open.

3. Press to display a list of tuned channels. Note: The preview screen is disabled while driving.

4. Current Video Source Information (e.g., channel name or program name).

5. Enable or disable wireless headphone sound output.

6. Cancel Dual View Mode: The menu visible to the driver will open on the touchscreen.

7. Select to save the audio playback of the current video source when the menu visible to the driver opens on the touchscreen.

8. Select to close the Dual View control pop-up menu.

9. Seek Up: Browse the next channel in the list or the next recording on a CD or DVD disc.

10. Seek Down: Browse the previous channel in the list or the previous recording on a CD or DVD disc.

Note: If a CD or DVD disc is selected as the media, the playback/pause button is displayed between the search soft buttons. Note: If the control menu is not used for more than 5 seconds, the display returns to full-screen mode. To display the menu again, press the dual view mode button.

DUAL VIEW MODE

In dual view mode, the front passenger can watch TV or video on the touchscreen, while the driver uses another system (e.g., radio or navigation). Note: When the driver selects an alternative audio source (e.g., radio), the sound is played through the vehicle's speakers. In this case, the passenger can listen to the sound while watching in dual view mode through wireless headphones.

Press this button to activate dual view mode (located on the right side of the touchscreen). When dual view mode is active, the passenger can press this button to display/hide the control menu. Note: This control menu is also displayed on the driver's screen. Note: In dual view mode, rear seat passengers can see both images simultaneously.

DUAL VIEW MODE: HEADPHONES

1. Press to turn on and off.

2. Press to change the audio channel.

3. Rotate to adjust headphone volume.