Standard Audio System

This document provides a comprehensive guide to the standard audio system in the Land Rover Evoque. It covers the operation of various audio sources, settings, and connectivity options.

Controls and Operation

The audio system features several controls for operation:

Power/Volume Control (1): Press to turn the system on or off. Rotate to adjust the volume. Note: The radio automatically turns off after 10 minutes when the ignition is switched off. A volume limit is in place when the engine is not running.
MENU Button (2): Accesses audio system settings, clock settings, and language options.
OK and Navigation Menu Toggle (3): Use the navigation toggle to move the selection cursor within the menu. Press OK to select an option.
Information Display (4): Shows audio system information.
Keypad (5): Used for radio presets and other functions.
INFO Button (6): Provides traffic information and news.
RADIO Button (7): Selects the frequency band (FM, FMAST, AM, AMAST). For DAB, it selects DAB1 or DAB2.
Seek Forward Button (8): Briefly press to select the next station in the frequency band. Press and hold to manually scan frequencies.
Seek Backward Button (9): Briefly press to select the previous station in the frequency band. Press and hold to manually scan frequencies.
CD Slot (7): For inserting compact discs.
CD Eject Button (9): Ejects the compact disc.
AUX Input (5): For connecting portable devices.

Radio Functions

Radio Tuning and Presets

Manual Tuning: Use the seek buttons (8, 9) to tune to stations. Pressing the navigation toggle (3) allows selection of stations by frequency band.

AutoStore (Automatic Station Saving): This function saves the strongest signal stations in the AM or FM band. Press the RADIO button (7) to select a band, find a station, then press and hold the RADIO button (7) until auto-store confirmation appears. The system searches for up to 10 strongest signals and overwrites previously saved stations.

Preset Station Saving:

Select a frequency band using the RADIO button (7).
Tune to the desired radio station.
Press and hold one of the keypad buttons (5). A brief sound interruption confirms the station is saved.

Radio Data System (RDS)

The RDS function provides additional information along with the radio signal, such as traffic announcements and news. RDS can also automatically retune to stations on the same network if the signal weakens. Not all FM stations broadcast RDS information.

Local Radio Stations (REG)

When entering regions with different RDS frequencies, the radio automatically retunes to the strongest signal. If REG is enabled, the receiver stays tuned to the local station. If disabled, it may switch to a stronger signal from a wider network if the current station's EON signal becomes weak.

To enable REG:

Press MENU (2).
Select Audio settings.
Select Regionalisation.
Press OK to toggle REG on or off.

Alternative Frequencies (AF)

Some stations broadcast on multiple frequencies. If the signal of the selected station weakens, the radio automatically retunes to a stronger alternative frequency (AF) if available. This is useful for long journeys.

To enable/disable AF:

Press MENU (2).
Select Audio settings.
Select ALTERNAT.FREQ.
Press OK.

Traffic Information (TA) and News (NEWS)

The system can interrupt normal playback to broadcast traffic information or news from FM stations using RDS and EON. An indicator (TP or TA) will appear on the display.

To activate TA/NEWS:

Press MENU (2).
Select Audio settings.
Select News or Traffic.
Press OK.

To cancel TA/NEWS, briefly press the INFO (6) or MODE button during a message.

Traffic Announcement Volume: The volume for traffic announcements can be adjusted using the volume control during an announcement.

Digital Radio (DAB)

DAB radio offers a wider selection of stations. Stations are broadcast in groups, and each group can contain multiple services. DAB signals are transmitted by regional and local transmitters.

DAB Tuning and Presets: Use the RADIO button (7) to select DAB1 or DAB2. Each group allows saving up to 10 presets using the keypad (5). Use the seek buttons (8, 9) to find available groups and services. If a service is not found, 'No Reception' may appear.

Manual Tuning (DAB): Press and hold the seek buttons (8 or 9) for about 3 seconds to enter Manual Tuning mode. Use the seek buttons to cycle through services and groups. Press OK to select a service.

Service List: Navigate the menu to view a list of all available services within the current group.

ServiceLink: This option, when enabled, allows for automatic switching to a partner service in another region or to an FM service if the DAB signal weakens. It is recommended to disable ServiceLink during manual tuning or group searching.

DAB Messages

Searching...: Appears when the radio is tuning to a group or preset station.

No Reception: Appears if a selected service cannot be received at the current location.

Serv00, Serv01, etc.: May appear if the radio receives signals but cannot identify service names.

Media Playback

CD Playback

The system plays standard audio CDs (CDDA) and MP3, WMA, and AAC files. Use 12 cm (4.7 inch) high-quality, non-deformed discs. Avoid discs with paper labels or DVDPlus formats.

Selecting Tracks: Press the right navigation toggle (3) to display the track list. Use the navigation toggle to scroll and OK to select a track.

Repeat and Shuffle: Access these options via the MENU (2) > Audio settings menu.

MP3 Playback

MP3 discs offer greater capacity due to higher compression. Ensure MP3 sessions are closed correctly. The system supports bitrates up to 320 kbps; bitrates below 128 kbps may affect DSP functionality.

Navigating Folders and Tracks: Use the right navigation toggle (3) for track lists and the left toggle to view folder lists. Use the seek buttons to navigate and OK to select.

Connecting Portable Devices

USB/iPod (1): Connect USB drives (FAT/FAT32) or iPods. Note: Full functionality for older iPod models may not be guaranteed. iPod Shuffle functionality is not guaranteed.

AUX Input (2): Connect portable audio devices via the 3.5 mm jack.

Bluetooth® Connectivity: The system supports Bluetooth® for hands-free calling (HFP) and audio streaming (A2DP, AVRCP). Pairing is required. The system attempts to connect to the last paired device upon ignition. Ensure your phone supports these profiles.

Phone Integration

Phone Controls

Phone Button (1): Press to turn the phone mode on/off.
Answer/Dial Button (2): Press to answer an incoming call or dial a number.
End Call Button (3): Press to end a call or reject an incoming call.

Pairing and Connecting a Phone

Turn on the ignition and ensure the audio system is on. Ensure no other phone is connected.
On your mobile phone, search for Bluetooth® devices.
Select 'Range Rover Evoque' from the list.
Enter the Bluetooth® PIN provided by the system when prompted.
Once paired, the system should connect automatically. If not, manually connect via your phone's Bluetooth® settings. Some phones may require setting the pairing mode to 'authorized' or 'trusted'.

Making Calls

Use the PHONE button (1) or steering wheel control (2) to dial a number using the on-screen keypad. Press OK or steering wheel control (3) to initiate the call.

Receiving Calls

Press the PHONE button (1) or steering wheel control (2) to answer an incoming call. Press the PHONE button (1) or steering wheel control (3) to end or reject a call.

Muting Audio System: When a call is active, the audio system volume is automatically muted. Parking aid warnings are not muted.

Fuel and Refueling

General Precautions

Do not smoke or use open flames or sparks while refueling.
Ensure no potential ignition sources are near fuel vapors.
Turn off the engine while refueling.
Turn off personal electronic devices during refueling.

Gasoline Engines

Use high-quality fuel that meets EN228 standards.
Do not use leaded gasoline, gasoline with tetraethyl lead substitutes (e.g., manganese-based), or fuel additives, as this can damage emission control systems and void the warranty.
Do not use fuel system cleaning products not approved by Jaguar Land Rover.

Octane Rating

For optimal performance, Jaguar Land Rover recommends premium unleaded gasoline with a minimum octane rating of 95. If 95 octane is unavailable, 91 octane unleaded gasoline can be used, but may result in reduced engine power, increased fuel consumption, and potential knocking. Do not use gasoline with an octane rating below 91, as this can cause serious engine damage.

Ethanol and Methanol

The vehicle is designed for fuel with up to 10% ethanol (E5 and E10). Do not use fuel with more than 10% ethanol (E85), as it can cause serious engine and fuel system damage.
Avoid fuel containing methanol, as it can cause serious engine and fuel system damage not covered by warranty.

MTBE (Methyl Tert-Butyl Ether)

Unleaded gasoline with up to 15% MTBE is permitted.

Diesel Engines

Use only high-quality diesel fuel that meets EN590 standards or equivalent.
The vehicle can use diesel fuel with up to 7% biodiesel content (EN590). Jaguar Land Rover does not recommend diesel fuel with higher biodiesel content.

Sulfur Content

Vehicles equipped with a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) must use fuel with a maximum sulfur content of 0.005% (50 ppm) per EN590-EU4.
Vehicles without a DPF should use diesel fuel with a maximum sulfur content of 0.3% (3000 ppm).
Using higher sulfur diesel may require reduced maintenance intervals. Consult your dealer if unsure.

Fuel Tank Capacity

Avoid running the fuel tank completely empty. A small reserve of fuel remains even when the indicator shows empty. Refer to the manual for specific fuel capacities.

Refueling Procedure

Ensure the vehicle is unlocked and the alarm is deactivated if it has a locking fuel filler flap.
Press the fuel filler flap to open it. Open the flap fully until it latches.
After refueling, tighten the fuel cap until it clicks three times.
To close the fuel filler flap, press it until it latches. The flap locks only when the vehicle is centrally locked.

Fuel Filler Flap Safety

Ensure all windows, doors, and the sunroof are closed tightly before refueling, especially if children or animals are in the vehicle.
Do not overfill the fuel tank. Fuel expansion can cause spillage, especially if the vehicle is parked on an incline or in high temperatures.
Do not use auxiliary heaters during refueling, as this can cause a fire or explosion.
Always check the fuel pump information to ensure you are using the correct fuel.

Fuel Protection Device

Some diesel vehicles have a fuel protection device in the filler neck to prevent misfuelling with gasoline. If a narrow gasoline nozzle is inserted fully, the device will activate. If the device is triggered, a yellow protective device will appear in the filler neck, preventing fuel from entering the tank. A tool for removing this device is located in the luggage compartment.

Fuel Consumption

The provided fuel consumption figures are based on standardized EU testing methods. Actual consumption may vary due to driving style, road conditions, weather, and vehicle load.

Fuel Consumption Table: The manual includes a table detailing fuel consumption (L/100km and MPG) and CO2 emissions for various engine and transmission configurations (Diesel, Gasoline) under City, Highway, and Combined cycles.

Urban Cycle: Testing simulates cold starts, acceleration, braking, and idling.

Highway Cycle: Testing follows the urban cycle and simulates constant speed driving and acceleration/braking phases.

Combined Cycle: Represents an average of the urban and highway cycles.

Additional fuel consumption and emissions data can be found at the Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) website: http://www.vcacarfueldata.org.uk/

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