QUICK START GUIDE
Information Provided by:
CONTENTS
Driver controls 2
Vehicle access 3
Comfort adjustments 4
Starting and driving 5
Heating and ventilation 10
Audio and Touch screen 11
Navigation 14
Telephone 15
Gas station information 16
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Some features may not apply to your vehicle.
Refer to the Owner’s Handbook for full operating instructions.
DRIVER CONTROLS VEHICLE ACCESS
Information Provided by:
1. Headlamps, turn signals and Trip computer.
2. Manual gear change paddle (-) down.
3. Audio and phone switches.
4. Instrument panel, warning lamps and Message
center.
5. Cruise control switches. Adaptive cruise control gap
setting and Cruise control cancel.
6. Manual gear change paddle (+) up.
7. Wiper/washers.
8. Central locking switches.
9. Touch screen on/off or Intelligent stop/start.
10. Touch screen.
11. Hazard warning.
12. Navigation.
13. Phone menu.
14. Home menu.
15. Climate control.
16. Gear selector.
17. Dynamic stability control switch.
18. Automatic speed limiter switch.
19. Electric parking brake.
20. Dynamic mode switch.
21. Winter mode switch.
22. START/STOP.
23. Audio system.
24. Heated steering wheel/horn/air bag.
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25. Steering wheel adjustment.
26. Instruments dimmer control.
27. Rear fog lamps.
28. Trunk release.
29. Forward alert.
30. Power folding mirror adjuster.
31. Power folding mirror selectors.
32. Window controls.
33. Rear window isolator.
Trunk release
With the vehicle unlocked, press 28 or the release button
under the chrome finisher at the rear of the vehicle.
Rear seat release
The rear seat release handles are located inside the
Luggage compartment. Pull one or both handles to
release the seat backs and fold forward. Head restraints
can be removed if required.
Smart key
Information Provided by:
Press once to lock the vehicle and arm only the
exterior (perimetric) alarm.
Multi-point entry - Press once to disarm the alarm,
unlock all of the doors and unlock the trunk.
Press and hold to unlock all doors and open the
windows and sunroof (Global opening).
Press once to switch the headlamps on for up
to 120 seconds. Time delay is set on the lighting
control. Press again to switch off.
Press to open only the trunk. The rest of the
security system remains active.
Press and hold for 3 seconds to
activate/cancel the panic alarm.
Emergency key release
Slide the side section up to remove. Remove the
keyblade and unfold it.
Use the blade to lever off the appropriate door lock cover.
The cover has a key symbol embossed into it.
Insert the key into the exposed lock, then turn and
release it to unlock.
If the security system was previously armed with the
Smart key,
when the door
is unlocked
the alarm will
sound. To
disarm the
alarm, press the
unlock button
on the Smart
key or press the
START/STOP
button with the Smart key inside the vehicle.
Unlocking mode alternatives
Single-point entry allows only the driver’s door to
unlock with a single press. A second press unlocks all
other doors and the trunk.
Multi-point entry will unlock all of the doors and the
trunk with a single press.
To change between modes, with the vehicle unlocked,
press the lock and unlock buttons simultaneously for 3
seconds. The hazard warning lamps will flash twice to
confirm the change.
Keyless entry/exit
To unlock the vehicle and disarm the alarm, first make
sure that the Smart key is outside of the vehicle but within
3 ft (1 m).
Operate a door handle or the trunk release button.
To lock the vehicle and arm the alarm, first make sure
that the Smart key is outside the vehicle but within 3 ft
(1 m).
Press a door handle button once to Single lock.
Operating note
If the Smart key fails to operate, hold it against
the facia, over the auxiliary switch pack. Start the
engine as normal (see page 5). The Smart key
can now be removed.
The Smart key may not be detected if it is placed in
a metal container, or if it is shielded by a device with
a back-lit LCD screen, (e.g., laptop, smart phone,
etc). Keep the Smart key clear of such devices
when attempting Keyless entry or Keyless starting.
Do not leave your Smart key in the trunk, as the
vehicle WILL NOT automatically unlock (should it
become shielded).
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COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS
Information Provided by:
Setting the driving position
See page 2, items 25, 30 and 31.
Driver’s seat
Set the seat position using the following controls:
1. Seatback angle and head restraint.
2. Lumbar support.
3. Side bolster - deflate.
4. Side bolster - inflate.
5. Cushion length.
6. Seat forwards and back, cushion height and cushion
angle.
7. With the vehicle stationary, adjust the steering wheel
to the required driving position.
Note: Seat heater controls are accessed via the Touch
screen.
Storing the driving position to memory
When the driver’s seat, steering wheel and door mirrors
are adjusted to the required position, the settings can be
stored.
8. Press the SET button to activate the memory store
function. The button will illuminate to indicate the memory
store function is active.
9. Press button 1, or 2 within 5 seconds to store the
current driving position to the chosen number.
Use a stored memory position by pressing the
appropriate button; 1, or 2. The seat, steering wheel and
mirrors will move to their preset positions.
Door mirrors
1. Press the left or right mirror selector.
2. Use the mirror adjuster to set the mirror’s position.
Time limit
Memory buttons must be pressed within 5 seconds
after pressing the SET button, otherwise the memory
store function will cancel.
Restraints
A warning lamp in the Instrument panel will
illuminate if the seat belt of an occupied
accompanied by an audible warning.
Using child seats
Refer to Child Seat Positioning in the Owner’s
Handbook to determine the correct seat for your child.
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front seat is not fastened. This may be
If it becomes necessary to fit a child restraint on the front
passenger seat, make the following seat adjustments:
Move the seat fully rearward.
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Adjust the lumbar support to its minimum setting.
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Adjust the seat cushion to its highest position.
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Adjust the cushion front tilt to its lowest position.
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Adjust the seatback to the fully upright position.
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Adjust the upper seat belt anchorage to its lowest
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position.
Engine start/stop
Information Provided by:
See page 2, item 22.
Ignition only on
With the Smart key inside the vehicle, press the
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START/STOP button once to switch on the ignition.
A second press will switch off the ignition.
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Engine start
The transmission must be in either P or N position to
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enable engine starting.
With the brake pedal pressed, press and release the
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START/STOP button to start the engine.
Press again to stop the engine and switch off the
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ignition.
Intelligent stop/start
See page 2, item 9.
Rolling start
If the engine is switched off while the vehicle is moving,
it can be restarted after 2 seconds have elapsed. Select
transmission N position and then press the START/STOP
button.
Smart key use
The engine will continue to run, even if the Smart
key is removed from the vehicle. However, if the
engine is stopped, it cannot be restarted until the
Smart key is returned to the vehicle.
The Intelligent stop/start system is automatically activated
when the ignition is turned on. If the vehicle is stopped,
the engine will turn off (unless it is required to support
other vehicle systems). When the brake pedal is released
and a drive gear is selected, the engine will restart
automatically.
A lamp in the Instrument panel will
illuminate when the engine has been
switched off by the stop/start system.
To switch Intelligent stop/start off, press the ECO switch.
Note: The engine will restart automatically if the switch is
pressed while an automatic engine stop is in progress.
Warning and information lamps
Displayed in the Instrument panel. DO NOT ignore warning lamps.
Braking system fault or
brake fluid low. USA only.
Braking system fault or
brake fluid low. Canada.
Anti-lock braking system
fault. USA only.
Anti-lock braking system
fault.
Engine malfunction.
Low tire pressure.
Seat belt reminder.
Automatic speed limiter
active.
Dynamic stability control.
Flashes when DSC is
operating.
DSC switched off, TracDSC
on.
Air bag fault.
Rear fog lamp on.
Forward alert active.
Adaptive cruise control
active.
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STARTING AND DRIVING
Information Provided by:
Transmission
See page 2, item 2, 6 and 16.
Apply the brake pedal, then
rotate the gear selector from
the P position. Maintain
brake pressure until a gear
is selected.
Select P before switching
off the engine. However, if
the engine is switched off
with R, D or S selected, the
selector will automatically
return to P while retracting.
Operating note
If the engine is switched off with N selected, automatic
selection of P is delayed for 10 minutes. DO NOT use
this feature to enable towing of the vehicle. Refer to
Vehicle recovery in the Owner’s Handbook.
Auto headlamps and wipers
See page 2, items 1 and 7.
Auto headlamps
Automatic gear selection
Select D for fully automatic gear changes.
Sport mode
When selected, automatic gear change points are
modified to make full use of engine power.
Press the selector down and rotate from D to S.
Manual gear changes
Manual gear change mode is effective when rapid
acceleration and engine braking are required.
To shift down, briefly pull the left (downshift) paddle.
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To shift up, briefly pull the right (upshift) paddle.
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When the paddles are used while in transmission D
position, gear selection will revert to automatic if use
of the paddles is not maintained. With S selected,
continuous manual operation is initiated if the paddles
are used.
To return to automatic operation, pull and hold the
right (upshift) paddle for 2 seconds or rotate the gear
selector from S to D position.
Auto wipers
For automatic wipe, activated by the Rain sensor, move
the wiper control up to the first position. Sensitivity can be
adjusted by rotating the collar.
1. When the lighting control AUTO position is selected,
the side lamps and headlamps will turn on automatically
as ambient light falls below a pre-set level. With the
lighting control in the low beam position, High beam
assist will activate automatically in the absence of other
vehicle lights ahead. The vehicle’s speed must be above
25 mph (40 km/h).
2. 3. 4. The headlamps can temporarily illuminate the
way ahead when exiting the car at night. Rotate the
control for delay periods of 30, 60, or 120 seconds.
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5. First stop for the Auto position.
6. Rain sensor maximum sensitivity.
7. Rain sensor minimum sensitivity.
Care point
Before entering an automatic car wash, turn the
wipers off to deactivate the Rain sensor. Otherwise,
the wipers will operate during the washing process
and may be damaged.
Electric parking brake (EPB)
Information Provided by:
See page 2, item 19.
Applying
With the vehicle stationary, lift up the EPB switch and
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then release it. The red warning lamp in the Instrument
panel will illuminate.
Releasing
With the ignition on, apply the brake pedal and press
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down on the EPB switch.
If the vehicle is stationary with the EPB applied and
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either D or R selected, pressing the accelerator will
automatically release the EPB.
Automatic EPB operation
The EPB will apply automatically if the ignition is
switched off and the vehicle’s speed is below 2 mph
(3 km/h), unless transmission P is selected.
Cruise control and Forward alert
Setting Cruise control speed
1. Use to set the cruise speed or to increase/decrease
speed while Cruise control is operating.
2. Resumes the set speed after a cancellation.
3. Press to cancel but retain the set speed in memory.
Cruise control will also cancel if the brake pedal is
pressed or if the vehicle’s speed falls below 18 mph (30
km/h).
Adaptive cruise control (ACC)
This enhancement uses a front mounted radar to monitor
traffic ahead. ACC can be programed to maintain a set
gap to the vehicle ahead. If the vehicle ahead is traveling
slower than the set speed, your vehicle will automatically
slow down and then maintain the set gap until the road
ahead clears. At that point, your vehicle will accelerate to
the set speed.
Note: Do NOT use the EPB recess as a storage area.
ACC gap setting
4. Press to decrease or increase the set gap to the
vehicle ahead.
When ACC is active, an amber warning lamp will
illuminate in the Instrument panel. The Message center
will display the current set gap. There are 4 gap settings
to choose from.
Set speeds are cleared at ignition switch off.
Forward alert
Forward alert is an additional feature of ACC and
provides limited detection of objects in the road ahead.
When necessary, it will give an audible warning plus the
Message center warning FORWARD ALERT. The driver
must take appropriate action.
5. Press to activate the Forward alert function.
The Forward alert icon will illuminate in the Instrument
panel.
Sensitivity of detection can be adjusted. With ACC
disengaged, use the ACC gap setting control 4 to adjust
the setting.
ACC IS NOT a collision warning or avoidance
system. Additionally the system WILL NOT detect:
Stationary or slow moving vehicles below
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6 mph (10 km/h).
Pedestrians or objects in the roadway.
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Oncoming vehicles in the same lane.
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STARTING AND DRIVING
Information Provided by:
Automatic speed limiter (ASL)
See page 2, items 18.
ASL allows any speed above 20 mph (32 km/h) to be set
as a maximum speed. This is useful in making sure that
any given speed limit is not exceeded.
Setting a speed
The setting procedure can be made
while the vehicle is stationary.
1. Press the ASL button. An ASL
warning lamp illuminates in the
speedometer.
2. Use the Cruise control increase
and decrease controls to set a speed.
The Message center will display the
set speed. Adjustment can be made
at any time, to suit variable speed
limits.
JaguarDrive control
See page 2, items 17, 20 and 21.
Winter mode, Dynamic mode and Dynamic Stability
Control (DSC) allow the driver to more finely tune
the vehicle’s driving characteristics to suit prevailing
conditions.
1. Winter mode. Use in slippery road conditions.
Selects 2nd gear for driving away, moderates engine
response and modifies gear change strategy, to make
sure that the maximum possible traction is achieved.
2. Dynamic mode. Optimises the vehicle’s systems
to deliver a high performance driving experience. If
transmission S is now used with paddle gear selection,
there is no automatic gear change, even if the rev limit
is reached. Dynamic mode remains selected for 6 hours
after the engine is switched off.
3. DSC. The default condition at engine start is DSC on.
DSC is designed to control the vehicle’s stability.
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If ASL is suspended due to kick-down acceleration or
by pressing the Cruise control CANCEL button, the
Message center will display a LIMITER CANCELLED
message.
Press the RESUME control to reinstate the ASL set
speed. ASL will resume if the vehicle’s speed is below the
previously set speed limit.
When negotiating a steep downhill gradient, vehicle
speed may exceed the set speed. The Message
center will display a warning. Driver intervention
may be required to reduce the vehicle’s speed.
TracDSC is an alternative setting that adjusts the DSC
settings for maximum traction in difficult conditions.
TracDSC enables a more involving and focused driving
experience. To select TracDSC, press and release the
button. Touch again to return to DSC. To turn DSC off,
press for more than 10 seconds.
Message center
The Message center displays
the transmission positions, P,
R, N, D or S, the manual mode
gear selections 1 to 8, and
the JaguarDrive Control mode
selection.
When TracDSC is selected, the DSC warning lamp will
illuminate and the Message center will briefly display
TRAC DSC.
When DSC OFF is selected, the DSC warning lamp will
illuminate, and the Message center will display DSC OFF
until DSC is reinstated.
Door mirrors and Blind spot
Information Provided by:
monitoring (BSM)
See page 2, items 30 and 31.
Door mirror dip when reversing
This feature can be used to improve lower side views
while reversing. It can be enabled or disabled via the
Touch screen. From the Home menu, select Setup then
Secrity/Vehicle. Now select Windows/Mirrors followed
by Reverse mirror dip - On or Off.
To set a mirror dip position:
With the Parking brake on, select transmission R.
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Adjust the mirror position to view the lower rear curb
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and vehicle.
Subsequently, each time transmission R is selected, the
set dip position will be automatically selected. The mirrors
will return to their normal position when a forward gear is
selected.
Folding mirrors
Press both buttons simultaneously to fold the mirrors
inward. Press again to unfold.
Blind spot monitoring
BSM uses radar to monitor blind spot areas. The
monitored area extends approximately 20 ft (6 m) behind
the rear wheels and 8.2 ft (2.5 m) to the sides. If an
overtaking vehicle is identified on either side, an amber
icon will illuminate in the relevant mirror to alert the driver.
An amber dot will remain illuminated until the vehicle’s
speed exceeds 10 mph (16 km/h).
Rear camera and Parking aids
Rear camera
Activates when transmission R is selected. The T ouch
screen will display guidance lines to aid reversing. When
a forward gear is selected and the vehicle’s speed is
greater than 11mph (18 km/h), the Rear camera will
deactivate.
The Rear camera view has priority over the Parking aid
view. To display the Parking aid view instead, touch the
screen.
Note: Sensors may activate when water, snow, or ice are
detected on the surface of the sensors. Make sure that
the sensors are cleaned regularly.
Parking aids
When transmission R is selected, Parking aids at the rear
and front will activate.
To activate the front sensors manually,
press the Parking aid switch in the overhead
panel.
The front sensors are deactivated when the vehicle’s
speed exceeds 10 mph (16 km/h).
Audible alert volume can be adjusted via the Touch
screen. Select the Home menu, then Setup followed by
System. Now select Volume presets. Use the + or - soft
keys alongside Parking aid to adjust the volume.
Canceling the Parking aid screen
Touch the screen to return to the previous view.
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HEATING AND VENTILATION
Information Provided by:
Heating and ventilation
See page 2, items 12 and 15.
Primary controls
1. Press to turn Climate control on/off. Rotate to adjust
airflow speed through the vents.
2. Temperature control. Temperature is displayed on the
Touch screen.
3. Recirculation. Helps to prevent fumes from entering.
4. Heated/climate seats. Press to access menu options.
5. AUTO. This is the recommended operating mode.
Automatically adjusts the air conditioning, blower speed,
air intake, and airflow distribution, to maintain the
selected temperature(s). Helps to prevent screen fogging.
6. Heated rear screen.
7. Heated windshield.
8. MAX. Fastest method to remove frost or heavy
fogging from the front screen.
Touch screen controls
Touch Climate on the Home menu.
1. Heated steering wheel on/off.
2. Settings. Use to personalise settings.
3. Front seats. Temperature and ventilation.
4. Climate Off. Select to turn on/off.
5. Sync. Synchronises all front and rear settings to
match the driver’s.
6. Air distribution to the windshield, face and feet.
7. Indication of the selected blower speed. Use the
rotary control to adjust.
8. A/C. Select for economy mode. Turns off the air
conditioning compressor.
External water deposits
The system removes moisture from the air and
deposits the excess water beneath the vehicle. This
is normal and is no cause for concern.
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Operating note
Seat heating and ventilating will operate only while
the engine is running. This is to prevent the battery
becoming discharged.
Home menu
Information Provided by:
See page 2, items 10, 14 and 23.
The Touch screen requires only light touches.
Excess pressure could result in damage.
Operating note
Always run the engine during prolonged use of the
Touch screen. This is to prevent the battery becoming
discharged.
1. Eject CD.
2. Press repeatedly for available audio sources.
3. Press to switch the Audio system on/off. Rotate to
adjust the volume.
4. Press to display the Audio/Video menu. Select any of
the audio or video sources, set personal preferences, and
store stations to presets.
5. Seek down and up buttons for the previous/next
radio station preset, the next DVD chapter, or the next
CD/MP3 track. Hold to enter manual seek mode.
6. Press repeatedly for Touch screen on/off and screen
saver options (or Intelligent stop/start on/off).
7. Touch any screen soft key to make a selection.
8. Displays the Home menu.
Steering wheel audio/video control
See page 2, item 3.
1. Audio volume.
2. Scroll through preset radio stations, CD tracks, or music folders. Hold to select the
next/previous radio station or the next CD.
3. Audio mute/unmute or activate Voice control.
4. Scroll through the audio/video source options.
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AUDIO AND TOUCH SCREEN
Information Provided by:
Radio
Turn on the Audio system. On the Touch screen Home
menu, touch the Audio/Video option. The last used
audio source controls will be displayed. If another audio
source is displayed, select Radio.
1. Touch to view and select wavebands. The + key will
change to -. Touch a waveband to select. Touch - to exit
the waveband selection.
2. Move up or down to the next or previous station.
Satellite radio
Satellite radio subscription service
Use channel 184 to preview satellite radio. When the
preview time expires, you will need to subscribe to
SIRIUS to enable further satellite reception.
3. View information broadcast by the radio station.
4. Settings menu. Select from RDS, Traffic, News, AF,
and REG. The Advanced soft key allows favorite stations
to be set for traffic and news information.
5. Station list. Options are available only for FM
wavebands. All available FM stations will be listed. The list
can be sorted by Frequency, Name, or Category (pop,
news, sport), by selecting the appropriate soft key.
Autostore replaces Station list when an AM
waveband is selected. Select to store the 6 strongest AM
stations. These stations will be on the preset keys.
6. Frequency input. Enter a station frequency. When
the final digit is entered, the station will be tuned.
7. Preset soft keys. Can store 6 stations for each
waveband. Touch and hold a soft key to store the
current radio station.
5. Settings. Select to make personal settings in
Options, Channel skip, and Parental lock areas.
6. Channel list. View a list of available categories.
7. Channel input. Select to access the touch pad. Enter
any 3 digit channel number and then select OK.
8. Browse. Touch to view a list of channel categories.
Select one to display full details of that channel and the
current track.
9. Add song. Store the currently playing track to the
song memory. If the Audio system subsequently finds a
stored track playing on a subscribed channel, notification
will be given.
Note: Use the seek buttons on the steering wheel to find
preset channels.
1. Touch to select the satellite bands. Touch the + icon to
move through SAT 1, 2, and 3.
2. Use the seek arrows to move up or down to the next
or previous channel.
3. Channel information. Select if there is more
information than can fit in the display area.
4. Channel presets. Each SAT band has 6 preset soft
keys. Touch and hold a soft key to store the current
channel. A brief touch will access the stored channel.
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Activating satellite radio
1. Call SIRIUS on the displayed telephone number.
2. Provide them with the ID number, also displayed on
the screen.
You will also need your credit card. Make sure you are
parked with a clear view of the sky while activation takes
place. Activation can take up to 15 minutes.
CD player and portable media
Information Provided by:
Select the My music menu.
1. Select to display all of the options. Select a source.
2. Settings menu. Select to switch traffic and news
announcements on or off.
3. Use Track list or Browse to find a track. Select the
track to play.
4. Use Upload to load discs. The CD/DVD player
will accommodate one CD or DVD disc at a time, but
with Stored CD, up to 10 CD’s can be loaded onto the
virtual CD store. While a disc is loading, a % count up is
displayed on the soft key. If the hard drive is full, select
Replace to overwrite an existing CD.
5. Touch and release to skip up or down to the next or
previous track. Touch and hold to scan forwards or back
through the current track.
6. Repeat. Touch and release to repeat the current
track continuously. Touch and release again to repeat the
current stored CD (or folder for MP3 discs). Touch and
release a third time to cancel Repeat mode.
Note: Repeat will cancel a previously selected Shuffle
mode. Repeat mode is not available for Bluetooth
wireless technology devices.
7. Pause/Play. Select to pause playback, select again to
resume playback.
8. View information about the current track.
9. Shuffle. Touch and release once to play random
tracks from the current CD, MP3 folder, USB folder or
iPod playlist. Touch and release again to play random
tracks from CD, MP3 disc, USB folders or tracks on the
media device, or tracks loaded onto the stored CD store.
Touch and release a third time to cancel Shuffle mode.
Note: Shuffle will cancel a previously selected Repeat
mode.Shuffle mode is not availble for Bluetooth
technology devices.
Do not use discs with paper labels or dual format
discs (Dual Discs or DVD Plus). They could become
jammed inside the player.
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wireless
Connecting portable media
Connecting ports for auxiliary devices, iPod, and USB
storage devices, are located inside the center console
cubby box.
iPod and USB devices can be operated from the Touch
screen. Devices connected to the 3.5mm AUX socket are
controlled only from the device itself.
When connecting to the USB socket, use the cable
supplied with your media device. iPod and USB devices
can be operated from the Touch screen.
The system will play MP3, WMA, WAV, and AAC files
from a memory stick or a USB controlled MP3 player, or
a cell phone.
Some MP3 players use proprietary file systems that are
not supported by the vehicle’s system. MP3 players must
be set to Removable Device or Mass Storage Device
mode (see the manufacturer’s information). Only music
files added to the device while in this mode can be played
via the vehicle’s system.
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NAVIGATION
Information Provided by:
Nav menus
Country selection
On initial activation, make sure
that both the correct country
and search area have been
selected.
For more information, refer to
the Navigation section of the
Owner’s Handbook.
Note: To access navigation, press either the NAV hard
key or touch the Nav icon on the Home menu.
1. Use to enter a new destination. Provides a choice of
options when entering a destination.
2. Displays previous destinations entered. A previous
destination can be selected as a new destination.
3. Turns the POI (Point of Interest) icons on the map
on/off.
4. When a destination is set, the Jaguar logo, in this
position, is replaced by a soft key which enables the last
voice instruction to be repeated.
5. The soft key is highlighted while Voice guidance is
enabled. Touch to turn Voice guidance off.
6. POI shortcuts: Touch an icon to list available POIs
that are close to the vehicle’s position.
7. Use to calculate a detour from the current route.
8. Advances to the main map screen.
9. There are 2 navigation menu screens. Use the
More... soft key to toggle between them. The second map
screen features the following soft keys:
Stored locations. Use to manage the stored data.
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TMC (Traffic Message Channel). Provides data
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about road conditions and any events on the route
ahead that may affect the current route.
Route options. Allows selection of various options
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for the route.
Nav set-up. For setting personal preferences within
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the Navigation system.
10. Cancels the current Route guidance.
Selecting navigation
When navigation is selected after the ignition is turned
on, a caution screen is displayed. Touch Agree.
Note: At the first time of accessing the caution screen,
set the required language.
Setting a destination
Select Destination entry.
1. Select Address and enter address details using the
keypad.
2. As each part of the address is refined, touch OK
or List to display all of the streets and towns that are
available for selection.
3. If the house number is not known, touch OK. The end
of the road is then used as the destination.
4. When the address entry fields are complete, press
OK to move to the map screen.
Start guidance
The map screen will display the selected destination.
Touch GO to start route calculation. Touch Review route
if you want to take an alternative route.
Touch Go to start guidance.
Review route
There will be a choice of 3 routes or Change route. 3
routes will display 3 different route options on the map.
Select Route 1, 2, or 3 by touching the respective box
displayed on the right side of the map and then select
GO.
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Bluetooth® wireless technology
Information Provided by:
devices
See page 2, item 3.
Bluetooth Connectivity
Compatible Bluetooth wireless technology
devices can communicate with the vehicle’s in-built
telephone system. For the latest compatibility
information, refer to www.jaguar.com and route to
the Ownership area.
Calls via the Touch screen
Connection must be made with the ignition on or the
engine running.
Use the following procedure in conjunction with your
phone manufacturer’s instructions.
Pairing and connecting using a phone
Note: The process of pairing and connecting a phone
to the vehicle will vary depending on the type of phone
used.
1. Switch the ignition on and make sure that the Touch
screen is active.
2. From the Home menu, select Phone.
3. If no phone is connected, select Search new,
otherwise select Change phone and then select Search
new.
4. Select the Device to vehicle option.
Note: The vehicle’s Bluetooth wireless technology
system is discoverable for only 3 minutes.
5. Using your phone, search for Bluetooth wireless
technology devices. On some phones, this is referred
to as a new paired device. See your phone’s operating
instructions for further information.
6. When the vehicle’s system is discovered, begin the
pairing process and follow the on-screen instructions.
7. When requested, enter a PIN of your choice into your
phone and the vehicle’s system. Select OK.
8. When your phone is paired and connected, a
confirmation message will be displayed.
Note: Some phones require the pairing to be set as
‘authorised’ or ‘trusted’, in order to automatically connect.
Please refer to your phone’s operating instructions for
further information.
Downloading phonebook entries
When a phone with phonebook download capability
is paired and docked, its phonebook directory can be
automatically downloaded to the vehicle’s system.
See PHONEBOOK in the Owner’s Handbook for more
information.
With a paired and active phone, press the PHONE button
below the Touch screen.
1. Select Digit Dial, Phonebook, or Last 10. With Digit
Dial selected, use the keypad to enter the number.
With Phonebook selected, choose a number from the
downloaded phonebook. Last 10 displays the previous
10 calls. Choose one to dial.
2. Touch the green connect icon to make a call. The icon
will change to a red connected call icon. Touch the red
icon to end a call.
Calls via the steering wheel controls
1. Volume control. Turn to increase/decrease the call
volume.
2. Scroll control. T urn
to scroll up/down lists
of calls or phonebook
entries.
3. Phone/Voice control.
Press and release to
dial, accept, or end a
call. If Voice control is
not fitted, in addition to
the above, press and
release to access the Last 10 dialled list. Press and hold
to access the Phonebook search view.
Signal reception
Reception is dependent on the phone and network
•
signal. Performance may be improved by changing
your phone’s settings (e.g., from 3G to 2G).
If echo is experienced during a call, reduce the
•
Audio system volume.
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GAS STATION INFORMATION
Information Provided by:
Refueling
The fuel filler flap is located on the right side of the
vehicle. If the vehicle is locked, the filler flap cannot be
opened.
Press the flap firmly, approximately 1.4 in (35 mm) from
the rear edge and release. Pull the flap open. The correct
fuel specification is shown on the inside of the fuel filler
flap.
Twist the cap counter-clockwise to release. A hook is
provided on the flap hinge to hold the cap while refueling.
Use premium unleaded fuel with a minimum octane rating
of 91 AKI to achieve optimum performance, fuel economy ,
and driveability.
After refueling, tighten the cap clockwise until it clicks 3
times.
No responsibility is accepted for damage caused by
using incorrect fuels.
If the vehicle is filled with the wrong type of fuel:
• DO NOT start the engine!
• Call for qualified assistance!
Hood release
The hood release is located in the left side footwell.
Tire pressure label location
If the vehicle can use E85 fuels (85% ethanol
content), it will be stated on a label on the back of
the fuel filler flap. When using E85 fuel, 1 in 4 tanks
of fuel must be non-E85 premium quality unleaded
fuel.
Note: Do not use E85 fuel in ambient temperatures
lower than 14° F (-10° C).
DO NOT use E85 fuels if it is not specified on a
label on the back of the fuel filler flap. Equipment
necessary for the use of fuels containing more than
15% ethanol is not fitted to this vehicle. If E85 fuels
are used, serious engine and fuel system damage
will occur.
Avoid using fuel containing methanol. If it is
unavoidable, do not use a fuel with more than
10% methanol content. The fuel must contain
co-solvents and corrosion inhibitors. Fuel system
damage and engine performance problems can
occur when methanol is used.
Unleaded fuels containing up to 15% MTBE can
be used.
Part No. JJM 18 96 40 151 © Jaguar Land Rover Limited.
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Tire pressures are shown on a label located in the
driver’s door opening.
Note: Tire pressures must be checked and adjusted while
the tires are cold.
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