Terrain Response System

Using the Terrain Response System

The Terrain Response system allows the driver to select different modes to optimize vehicle performance for various terrains. The system is activated by turning a rotary selector. Six Terrain Response programs are indicated around the selector.

The Automatic mode automatically selects the most suitable program for the current conditions. To engage Automatic mode, press the rotary selector if it is in the raised position.

Detailed information on each Terrain Response program and its corresponding icons is displayed on the touch-screen via the Extra features menu. Select the Terrain Response icon, then the information icon to view the text describing the current program.

Terrain Response Programs

General Program (Special Programs Off)

This program is suitable for all road conditions and off-road driving. It should be engaged before driving on hard surfaces such as dry gravel, dirt roads, or wooden decking.

When a special program is disengaged, all vehicle systems revert to normal settings, except for Hill Descent Control (HDC). If HDC was manually selected, it remains active.

Grass, Gravel, Snow

Use this program when the surface is covered with loose, soft, or slippery material like grass, gravel, or snow.

Note: For driving on thick gravel, the 'Sand' program is recommended.

Note: If the vehicle struggles in deep snow, try disengaging the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC). Re-engage DSC after clearing the difficult section.

Mud-Ruts

This program is for driving through mud, ruts, soft, or uneven surfaces. A low range gear is recommended. If not selected, the information panel will prompt you to engage it. Engaging 'Mud-Ruts' with low range automatically raises the suspension.

Sand

Use this program for surfaces primarily covered with soft, dry sand or thick gravel.

Note: If the vehicle struggles on soft, dry sand, try disengaging DSC. Re-engage DSC after clearing the difficult section.

If the sand is wet/damp and deep enough to cause wheel spin, use the 'Mud-Ruts' program.

Rock Crawl

This program is for driving on rocky terrain, including crossing streams with submerged rocks. It provides excellent control at low speeds. This program can only be engaged in low range. If engaged in high range, the information panel will prompt you to select low range.

Dynamic Mode

This program is more about driving style than surface type. It optimizes the vehicle's traction and handling characteristics for road driving, enhancing feedback and system responsiveness. Use this program to utilize the vehicle's full potential.

Note: Dynamic Mode automatically disengages when low range is selected.

Hill Descent Control (HDC)

HDC limits the vehicle's speed when descending slopes. For some Terrain Response programs, HDC activates automatically. HDC can be manually engaged or disengaged independently of Terrain Response.

The information panel displays the status of HDC: whether it is engaged or not, and if it was engaged by the system or the driver.

Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) engages automatically when a special program is selected, but it can be manually disengaged.

HDC Operation

HDC can be engaged at speeds below 80 km/h (50 mph) and operates at speeds below 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.

Note: HDC automatically engages with certain Terrain Response programs.

If the system's engagement criteria are not met, the HDC warning lamp will flash, indicating it is engaged but not active. Refer to page 73 for details on the HDC indicator (green).

The set HDC speed is displayed as a green marker on the speedometer.

If HDC is disengaged while operating, the indicator will flash, and the vehicle will gradually increase speed.

If the vehicle speed exceeds 50 km/h (31 mph) while HDC is engaged, HDC operation is temporarily suspended. The HDC indicator will flash, and a message will appear on the information panel.

If the vehicle speed exceeds 80 km/h (50 mph), HDC will disengage, and the HDC indicator will extinguish.

Pressing the brake pedal during HDC operation will cause a pulsation. HDC resumes when the brake pedal is released.

Note: HDC automatically disengages if the ignition is switched off for more than 6 hours.

Adjusting Descent Speed

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

Each gear also has a set minimum speed.

If the HDC system detects a fault, the message 'HDC FAULT SYSTEM NOT AVAILABLE' will appear on the information panel, and the system's operation will gradually cease.

If a fault is detected while HDC is operating, its operation will gradually cease. Contact a dealer or authorized workshop as soon as possible.

Gradient Release Control (GRC)

When the vehicle is stopped on a slope with HDC active, GRC engages (except when the Sand Terrain Response program is active). If the driver releases the brake pedal when ascending a hill, GRC automatically provides a delay and smooth release of the brakes for a gradual start. When descending a slope, similar braking lock and gradual release of the brakes are used for a smooth HDC engagement.

GRC operates for both forward and reverse driving and does not require driver intervention.

Warning Messages

Do not attempt to descend steep slopes if HDC is not operating or if warning messages are displayed.

Brake Temperature

In extreme conditions, HDC may cause brake temperatures to rise above the set limits. In such cases, the message 'HDC TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE' will appear on the information panel. HDC operation will gradually reduce, and the system will 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 crossing water obstacles. It can be activated or deactivated via the 4x4i menu or Extra Features.

When active, the touch-screen displays 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 touch-screen, instrument cluster, or as audible alerts.

If system limits are exceeded, the touch-screen display will dim.

Wade Sensing is disabled if the vehicle speed exceeds 16 km/h (10 mph). It automatically reactivates if 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.

Note: Wade Sensing performance is enhanced if the suspension is set to off-road height. Refer to page 162, Off-Road Height.

Note: With the Off-Road 2 suspension height selected (page 162), and a gentle entry angle into the water, it is possible to wade through depths of up to 850 mm (33.46 inches). Ensure a gentle exit angle as well. Gentle entry and exit angles prevent any part of the vehicle from being submerged beyond the specified depth.

Note: Wade Sensing does not operate if the vehicle is equipped with deployable side steps, side protection tubes, or if the exterior mirrors are folded.

Note: The parking aid, automated parking system, and stop-start system are deactivated when Wade Sensing is active.

The Wade Sensing sensors are located in the lower part of the exterior rear-view mirrors. The sensors and the area beneath them must be kept clear of snow, ice, mud, and other contaminants. Dirty sensors may lead to inaccurate distance readings.

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

The parking aid system does not operate when Wade Sensing is active.

The Wade Sensing sensors are located in the lower part of the exterior rear-view mirrors. The sensors and the area beneath them must be kept clear of snow, ice, mud, and other contaminants. Dirty sensors may lead to inaccurate distance readings.

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

Audio/Video System

The audio system can be operated with the ignition on or off, but it always switches off when the ignition is turned off. It can be reactivated if needed.

Note: Prolonged exposure to loud sounds (over 85 decibels) can be detrimental to hearing.

Note: If the volume is turned down to zero while playing a CD, playback will pause. Playback will resume when the volume is increased.

Controls

1. Press to switch the system on or off.
2. Turn to adjust the volume level.
3. Touch-screen display.
4. AUDIO VIDEO: Press to access the Audio/Video menu.
5. 'CD/DVD' Eject button (universal disc player).
6. CD/DVD slot for disc loading.

Disc Playback

CDs can be inserted one at a time, and up to 10 discs can be stored in the CD changer. Digital audio CDs (CDDA) can be stored in the 'Stored CD' (CD Storage) compartment.

Insert a disc into the slot until slight resistance is felt. The player mechanism will then complete the disc installation process.

Note: Do not force a disc into the slot.

CD/DVD players only play discs that comply with the Red Book audio standard. Playback of CDs not conforming to this standard is not guaranteed.

Playback of recorded (CD-R) and rewritable (CD-RW) discs is not guaranteed.

Playback of dual-format, double-sided discs (DVD Plus, CD-DVD) is thicker than standard discs, so playback is not guaranteed, and these discs may get stuck.

Only high-quality, non-deformed 12 cm (4.7 inch) discs are recommended.

The player supports CDDA (digital audio CD) and MP3, WMA, WAV, and AAC files.

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

Do not use CD or DVD discs that are not standard in shape or have protective film or self-adhesive labels applied.

Sound Settings

Adjust bass, treble, and subwoofer levels using the '+' or '-' buttons.

Balance/Fade Adjustment

1. In the sound settings menu, select Balance/Fade.
2. Use the arrow buttons to move the sound focus to the desired area of the vehicle. You can also touch the sound focus point and 'drag' it to the desired location.

Surround Sound Options

If the Meridian Surround system is installed, select DPLIIx, DTS Neo:6, Meridian Trifield, or Stereo to disable surround sound.

If the Meridian Signature Reference system is installed, select 3D surround and then DPLIIz, DTS, Neo:X, or Meridian Trifield 3D to activate surround sound.

Note: Surround sound options are not available for all sources, as surround sound is automatically adjusted for some sources.

Radio Operation

Radio Controls

1. Press the AUDIO/VIDEO button or the Audio/Video soft key in the 'Home menu' of the touch-screen display. Then select the DAB Radio button.
2. AM/FM: Select the frequency band. Press to select a 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.
3. Displays information about the current radio station.
4. Seek Back: Press and release the button for automatic seek to the previous station in the current frequency band. Press and hold for manual seek mode. Subsequent brief presses of the button will incrementally decrease the frequency. Subsequent long presses will seek backward in the current band while the button is held.
5. Information: Additional information from the broadcasting station.
6. Seek Forward: Press and release the button for automatic seek to the next station in the current frequency band. Press and hold for manual seek mode. Subsequent brief presses of the button will incrementally increase the frequency. Subsequent long presses will seek forward in the current band while the button is held.
7. Settings: Press to view and activate/deactivate the following functions: RDS, Traffic (Traffic Announcements), News (News), AF (Alternative Frequencies), and REG (Regional Stations). Refer to page 221, RADIO INFORMATION SYSTEM (RDS).
8. Station list (FM band only): Press to view a list of available stations in the current frequency band. The list can be sorted by Frequency, Name, or PTY (e.g., music, news, sports). Press to select a desired station. If stations are sorted by category, touch the desired category to view and select stations.
9. Frequency input (Enter frequency): 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.
10. Station presets (Radio presets): You can save 6 radio stations in memory for each frequency band. Press and release the button to tune to a station saved in memory as a preset. Press and hold the button to save the current station to memory (the radio sound will mute, and a confirmation tone will sound). Use the steering wheel search buttons to select the next or previous saved station.

Radio Information System (RDS)

The radio receiver is equipped with the RDS function, allowing the audio system to receive additional information along with the regular FM radio signal.

Note: 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 broadcasting zones.

DAB Digital Radio Receiver

DAB Radio Controls

1. Press the AUDIO/VIDEO button or the Audio/Video soft key in the Home menu of the touch-screen display, then select the DAB Radio button.
2. DAB 1/2/3: Press to view and select a DAB band (DAB 1, 2, or 3). The channel used in the previous band will be activated. Press again to close this option.
3. Displays the current channel, group, and corresponding DAB text information.
4. Seek Back: 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.
5. Channel Information: Press to view text information and channel information transmitted via DAB.
6. 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.
7. Settings: Press to view the DAB settings menu.

DAB Settings

• Options: Enable/disable FM Traffic and Link DAB functions, change the DAB country, and set the DAB format (for a stationary vehicle).
• Announcements: Select emergency alerts and up to 3 other types of messages (traffic, news, etc.). Selected announcements will interrupt the current transmission.
• Channel list: Press to view a list of available groups and channels. The list can be sorted by Ensemble (Group), Channel, Subchannel, or Category. Selecting Ensemble displays all channels within that group. Sorting by Subchannel is only available when subchannels are broadcast on the current channel. Selecting Category allows you to select a category to view and select corresponding channels. Press the 'Back' soft key to return to the main DAB menu.
• Subchannel: If subchannels are broadcast on the current channel, this soft key becomes active. Select it to enable subchannels, then select the desired subchannel using the seek forward/backward buttons.
• Auto-tune: Select to search for all available DAB groups/channels. Auto-tune should be performed before the first use of the DAB radio. Auto-tune is also useful for tuning to regional groups during long journeys. An on-screen pop-up will indicate the progress of the auto-tune process. Auto-tune does not affect current preset settings, but some may become invalid if corresponding channels become unavailable (indicated as 'No reception').
• Presets: Six saved stations are available for each DAB band. Press and release the button to tune to a station saved in memory as a preset. Press and hold the button to save the current station to memory (radio sound will mute during saving). Use the steering wheel search buttons to select the next or previous saved station.

DAB Radio Settings

• If Link DAB is enabled and the channel signal strength drops below the acceptable level, the audio system will automatically search 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 no channel is found within a few seconds, 'No reception' will be displayed. 'Link' (Linking) will be displayed at the top of the touch-screen if Link DAB is active.
• DAB country: Select the DAB country when entering another country. Scroll through the list of countries and make the appropriate selection. You will be prompted to auto-tune. Note: This function is not active while driving.
• DAB format: Select the DAB format if you are in a region with a different digital broadcast range. Available formats include 'L Band', 'Band III', 'L Band & Band III', 'L Band Canada', and 'L Band Can & Band III'. You will be prompted to auto-tune. 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 groups may have subchannels, allowing you to select a subchannel to listen to.

If the signal is lost while driving, it may be due to exiting the broadcast range of a 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 be detrimental to hearing.

Refer to page 212, AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEM CONTROLS.

Press the AUDIO/VIDEO button or the Audio/Video soft key in the Home menu of the touch-screen display, then select the My music button.

My music supports CD, iPod, USB, AUX, and Bluetooth® devices.

The top-spec infotainment system also includes the 'Stored CD' (Stored CD) function.

1. Press the Source icon to display all options. Select an option. Note: Volume levels and sound quality for devices connected via the auxiliary input may vary significantly.
2. Displays information about the current track, including playback time. Some of this information is also displayed on the instrument cluster.

Settings

Enable or disable traffic announcements and news bulletins. For devices supporting MP3 playback, you can select the number of tracks to skip by pressing the arrow buttons to navigate the list.

Track list

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

Browse

For iPod, USB, and stored CD modes only.

• Select to browse the contents of the connected device. Content display depends on 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 management menu, press the 'Back' soft key.

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® was the last connection made with the iPhone, and an iPod is then connected via USB, iPod audio will not play through the speakers. The track name and time will still be displayed on the screen. Audio playback through the speakers is only possible if the user selects the audio mode on the Bluetooth® wireless technology device. To resolve this issue, disconnect and reconnect the USB cable, select the Bluetooth® icon on your iPod or iPhone, and select 'Dock Connector' in the pop-up window.

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

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

Upload

Applies only to the 'Stored CD' (Stored CD) menu.

• Browse CDs in the CD changer and manage them.
• To upload a CD installed in the player, press Upload next to an empty slot. There are 10 slots available.
• If the CD changer 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.

Skip/Seek Forward

• Press and release the button to advance to the next track.
• Press and hold the button to fast-forward the current track. Playback resumes when the soft key is released.

Repeat

In CD mode:

• Press and release the button to repeat the current track until 'Repeat' is cancelled. 'Repeat track' will be displayed.
• Press and release the button again to repeat the current stored CD (or MP3 disc folder) until repeat mode is cancelled. 'Repeat disc' or 'Repeat folder' will be displayed.
• Press and release the button a third time to cancel repeat mode.

Note: Pressing the Shuffle button cancels repeat mode, but 'Repeat track' can still be selected when random playback is active (this cancels the previously selected random playback mode).

In USB or iPod mode:

• Select to repeat the current track.
• 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.

Pause/Play

Select to pause playback. Press the button again to resume playback.

'Information'

Additional information about the current track.

Shuffle

• Press and release to play tracks in random order on the current CD, in an MP3 folder, in a USB folder, or in an iPod playlist. 'Shuffle' will be displayed.
• Press and release again to play tracks in random order from discs, MP3s, USB folders, portable devices, or CDs stored in the CD changer. 'Shuffle all' will be displayed.
• Press and release again to cancel random playback mode.

Note: Random playback is not available for Bluetooth® devices.

Skip/Scan Backward

• Press and release the button no later than three seconds after playback begins to go to the previous track.
• Press and release the button no earlier than three seconds after playback begins to go to the beginning of the current track.
• Press and hold the button to rewind the current track. Playback resumes when the soft key is released.

Connecting Portable Devices

Portable devices connect to the unit located in the glove box. Rear seat passengers can use the rear center console connectors.

The following portable devices can be connected:

• USB drives (e.g., flash memory cards). The drive must be formatted with the FAT or FAT32 file system.
• 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 touch-screen is not provided.

When connecting iPod, USB drives, or Bluetooth® devices, you can control them and perform searches using the touch-screen. Many control buttons are similar to those used for CD playback.

Note: 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 optimal playback quality, lossless compression is recommended for multimedia files on USB and iPod devices. If files are compressed, the bitrate should be at least 192 kbps (a higher bitrate is strongly recommended).

Note: iPod® is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc., registered in the USA 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 set to USB removable device mode or mass storage mode. In this case, music tracks transferred to the devices can only be played 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 manufacturer, not Jaguar Land Rover Limited, provides the warranty for the device.

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 may result in damage to the vehicle's audio system or the connected device.

Connect the device to the appropriate socket.

1. USB sockets.
2. 3.5 mm AUX auxiliary audio input.
3. AV sockets for the multimedia system in the rear of the cabin.
4. USB/iPod socket for the multimedia system for rear seat passengers.

Note: Only audio devices can be connected to the USB port.

Note: Use the cable supplied with the device to connect to the USB socket.

Note: A USB hub 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 will not be available.

Connecting Multiple Devices

You can connect multiple portable devices to the interface for portable devices, switching between them using the touch-screen. Press the iPod, USB, Bluetooth, or AUX (Auxiliary input) buttons to switch modes.

The first connected device remains active until you switch to the next device.

If you switch back to the first device after switching to another device, playback will resume from where it was stopped on the first device (only for USB and iPod devices).

Note: A USB hub cannot be used to connect multiple USB devices to the audio system.

Note: Devices connected to iPod and USB sockets are charged, but if a device is completely discharged, playback will not be available.

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

Pairing and Connecting with the Multimedia Player

For more information on Bluetooth® wireless technology, see page 252, BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM INFORMATION.

Note: The procedure for pairing and connecting a portable device to the vehicle system may vary depending on the model.

1. Enable the Bluetooth® function on your device. Ensure the device is in discoverable mode for the Bluetooth® system (for more information, refer to the device's operating manual).
2. Turn on the ignition and ensure the touch-screen 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 Vehicle to device.
7. Find your device in the list and select the appropriate Pair and connect option. Note: If more than five devices are detected, use scrolling to view the full list.
8. When prompted, enter the PIN code on the device. For more information, refer to the phone's operating manual.

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 Bluetooth® device search takes some time, it is recommended to disable the return-to-home menu timeout function before starting the search. This setting can be changed in the Set-up menu, Screen, Time out home.

Changing or Disconnecting Devices

1. In the menu, select Change device.
2. Select Disconnect. A confirmation pop-up window will open, and you can use the Search new option or select another device from the list of paired devices.

Television

Television System Controls

1. Press the AUDIO/VIDEO button or the Audio/Video soft key in the Home menu of the touch-screen display, then select the TV/My Radio button.
2. Source: Select the TV/video input range. Touch the button 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.
3. Program preview screen: Touch to switch to full-screen mode. Control elements and program guide (EPG) information can be displayed at any time by touching the screen. To return from full-screen mode to the preview mode, press and hold your finger on the full-screen display.
4. Seek backward: view the previous channel in the list.
5. Seek forward: view the next channel in the list.
6. Settings: Enable and disable traffic announcements and news bulletins, select analog TV or alternative analog TV formats when traveling in other countries.
7. Channel list: View an alphabetical list of all available TV channels. A small window displays a preview of the current channel and program title. Press one of the channels in the list to display that channel and its title in the preview window. Touch the channel preview window to start viewing. Note: The TV system constantly checks for channel availability, so some channels in the list may occasionally be unavailable (e.g., when the vehicle moves between different broadcast zones). Note: After changing the TV format of one country to another, the channel list will be empty until all channels are found.
8. Preset TV channels: Press and hold to save the current channel as a preset. The channel name will be displayed on the soft key. Press and release to select a channel saved in this preset. Note: Saved presets contain information indicating the country where they were saved. Selecting a specific preset also selects the TV format for that country. Since different analog TV formats are used in different countries, the analog channel list may be empty.

Information on using the audio/video controls on the audio system and steering wheel can be found on page 212, AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEM CONTROLS.

Multimedia Video Player

Multimedia Player Controls

1. Press the AUDIO/VIDEO button or the Audio/Video soft key in the Home menu of the touch-screen display, then select the TV/My Radio button.
2. Source: Select the TV/video input range. Touch the button 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.
3. Program 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 mode, press and hold your finger on the full-screen display.
4. 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 media. Pressing the VOD soft key will display an eight-digit registration code. The player must be registered on the DivX website. See page 215, LICENSES.
5. Tools: Available options include:
• 'GOTO' (Transition): The GOTO menu allows access to individual video material segments by Chapter or Title number.
• Subtitles.
• Angle.
• Audio.
• Top menu.
6. Seek forward: Select to preview the next DVD chapter or scroll through video source files.
7. Select to pause playback. Pressing a second time will stop playback and reset the DVD to the beginning.
8. Select to enable/resume playback.
9. Seek backward: Select to preview the previous DVD chapter or scroll through video source files.

For information on the location of the CD/DVD loading tray and eject button, and on using the audio/video controls on the audio system and steering wheel, see page 212, AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEM CONTROLS.

VIDEO VIEWING PROHIBITED WHILE DRIVING

Video display on the screen is automatically blocked while the vehicle is moving. The TV/My video screen displays a safety warning. If a dual-display system is installed, an instruction to enable it for passengers will appear. See page 240, DUAL DISPLAY MODE.

FULL-SCREEN DISPLAY

In full-screen mode, search controls function the same as in preview mode. To select 4:3, 16:9, or Zoom for image scaling, press the corresponding soft keys.

Dual Display Mode

Dual View Controls

1. Select the image format (4:3, Zoom, 16:9). The next available format is displayed on the soft key.
2. View a list of all available video sources. Touch the corresponding soft key to select a source. The management menu for that source will open.
3. Press to display a list of preset channels. Note: The preview screen is disabled while driving.
4. Information about the current video source (e.g., channel name or program title).
5. Enable or disable sound output to wireless headphones.
6. Select to cancel dual display mode. The menu that the driver sees will open on the touch-screen.
7. Select to save the audio playback of this video source when the menu visible to the driver opens on the touch-screen.
8. Select to close the dual display management pop-up menu.
9. Seek up: view the next channel in the list or the next track on a CD or DVD.
10. Seek down: view the previous channel in the list or the previous track on a CD or DVD.

Note: If the selected media is a CD or DVD, the playback/pause button is displayed between the search soft keys.

Note: If the management menu is not used for more than 5 seconds, the display will return to full-screen mode. To display the menu again, press the dual display mode button.

DUAL DISPLAY MODE

In dual display mode, the front passenger can watch TV or video on the touch-screen while the driver uses another system (e.g., radio or navigation).

Note: This management menu is also displayed on the driver's screen.

Note: In dual display mode, rear seat passengers can see both images simultaneously.

DUAL DISPLAY MODE: HEADPHONES

1. Press to turn on or off.
2. Press to change the audio channel.
3. Rotate to adjust headphone volume.

Note: When the driver selects an alternative audio source (e.g., radio), the sound is played through the vehicle's speakers. In this case, when viewing in dual display mode, passengers can listen to sound through wireless headphones.

Press this button to activate dual display mode (located on the right side of the touch-screen).

When dual display mode is on, passengers can press this button to display/hide the management menu.