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Contents
Preface.............................................................................................................................1
Introduction.................................................................................................................................1
Owner'sHandbook...............................................................................................................................1
Announcement......................................................................................................................................1
PromptMessages...................................................................................................................................3
VehicleIdenticationInformation.............................................................................................4
VehicleIdenticationMarkings................................................................................................................4
VehicleIdenticationPlate......................................................................................................................5
InstrumentsandControls...........................................................................................................8
InstrumentPack..........................................................................................................................9
T achometer...........................................................................................................................................9
Speedometer.........................................................................................................................................9
EngineCoolantT emperatureWarningLamp............................................................................................9
FuelGauge..........................................................................................................................................10
InformationCenter...................................................................................................................1 1
GearDisplayandAutomaticT ransmissionMode
Odometer(ODO)...............................................................................................................................12
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T ripComputerButton.........................................................................................................................13
T ripComputerMessage.......................................................................................................................13
WarningLampsandIndicators................................................................................................18
LightsandSwitches...................................................................................................................25
MasterLightingSwitch.........................................................................................................................25
FogLampSwitches...............................................................................................................................26
DirectionIndicator/HighBeamStalkSwitch...........................................................................................27
HazardW arningLamp..........................................................................................................................28
HeadlampLevelingManualAdjustment..................................................................................................29
WipersandWashers.................................................................................................................30
WindscreenWiperOperation..............................................................................................................30
IntelligentWiping.................................................................................................................................31
SteeringColumn.......................................................................................................................32
SteeringColumnAdjustment................................................................................................................32
ElectricPowerSteering(EPS)................................................................................................................33
Horn...........................................................................................................................................34
RearviewMirrors.......................................................................................................................35
ExteriorRearviewMirrors...................................................................................................................35
InteriorRearviewMirror......................................................................................................................36
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SunVisors..................................................................................................................................38
Windows....................................................................................................................................39
PowerWindowControls.....................................................................................................................39
WindowOperation.............................................................................................................................39
Sunroof
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Instructions.........................................................................................................................................41
SunroofOperation...............................................................................................................................41
InteriorLighting........................................................................................................................43
FrontInteriorLampsandReadingLamps...............................................................................................43
RearReadingLamps
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AuxiliaryPower........................................................................................................................44
FrontPowerOutlet.............................................................................................................................44
StorageDevices.........................................................................................................................45
Instructions.........................................................................................................................................45
RemovableAshtray*............................................................................................................................45
CardSlot............................................................................................................................................46
GloveBox...........................................................................................................................................46
FrontStorageCompartment................................................................................................................47
StorageCompartmentUnderTheFrontPassengerSeat
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SmallStorageCompartment................................................................................................................48
GlassesBox*.......................................................................................................................................48
CupHolder................................................................................................................................50
FrontCupHolder................................................................................................................................50
RearArmrestAndRearCupHolder....................................................................................................50
2AirConditioningandAudioSystems.......................................................................51
Ventilation..................................................................................................................................52
AirConditioningFilter.........................................................................................................................53
Vents..................................................................................................................................................53
ElectronicallyControlledA/C.................................................................................................55
ControlPanel......................................................................................................................................55
AirConditioningSystemDisplay*.........................................................................................................55
AirV olumeAdjustment........................................................................................................................56
T emperatureControl...........................................................................................................................56
ACON/OFFButton............................................................................................................................56
AirDistributionMode..........................................................................................................................57
HeatedRearWindow..........................................................................................................................57
AirCirculationMode...........................................................................................................................58
WindscreenDefrost/Defog...................................................................................................................58
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Radio..........................................................................................................................................59
Instructions.........................................................................................................................................59
ControlButtons..................................................................................................................................60
BasicOperations.................................................................................................................................61
EQSetting...........................................................................................................................................62
RadioFunction....................................................................................................................................63
USB/AUXPort....................................................................................................................................65
MENUSetting.....................................................................................................................................67
EntertainmentPlayer
ImportantSafetyInformation................................................................................................................68
CautionsforUsingLCDScreen............................................................................................................69
PlayableFileFormatforEntertainmentSystem.......................................................................................70
BasicOperations.................................................................................................................................71
BluetoothPhone..................................................................................................................................79
Entertainment.....................................................................................................................................93
Vehicle-MobilePhoneInterconnection.................................................................................................109
Setting..............................................................................................................................................11 1
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3Seats&Restraints....................................................................................................119
Seats.........................................................................................................................................120
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SeatPositions....................................................................................................................................120
HeadRestraints.................................................................................................................................121
FrontManualSeats.............................................................................................................................122
RearSeats.........................................................................................................................................123
SeatBelt..................................................................................................................................124
ProtectionProvidedbySeatBelts.......................................................................................................125
HowtoW earSafetyBeltsProperly.....................................................................................................126
HowChildrenUseSeatBelts..............................................................................................................131
SeatBeltsCheck,MaintenanceandReplacement..................................................................................132
Airbag.......................................................................................................................................135
Overview..........................................................................................................................................135
AirbagDeployment............................................................................................................................136
ConditionsinWhichAirbagsWillNotDeploy....................................................................................140
ServiceandReplacementofAirbags....................................................................................................142
DisposalofAirbags............................................................................................................................143
ChildRestraints.......................................................................................................................144
ImportantSafetyInstructions..............................................................................................................144
ChildSeatGroups.............................................................................................................................146
ChildSeatFixingMode.......................................................................................................................153
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4Starting&Driving....................................................................................................157
Keys..........................................................................................................................................158
Overview..........................................................................................................................................158
ReplaceRemoteKeyBattery..............................................................................................................159
Child-ProofLocks....................................................................................................................161
Theft-deterrentSystem..........................................................................................................162
EngineImmobiliser.............................................................................................................................162
LockingandUnlocking.......................................................................................................................162
T runk................................................................................................................................................165
EngineStart/Stop....................................................................................................................167
IgnitionSwitch...................................................................................................................................167
StartingtheEngine.............................................................................................................................168
EngineStop.......................................................................................................................................170
EconomicalandEnvironmentalDrivingStyle.......................................................................171
Running-In.........................................................................................................................................171
EnvironmentProtection.....................................................................................................................171
EconomicalDriving............................................................................................................................171
SpecialEnvironmentDriving...............................................................................................................173
MaintenanceandInspection................................................................................................................174
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CatalyticConverter................................................................................................................175
FuelSystem.............................................................................................................................177
FuelRequirements.............................................................................................................................177
FuelFiller.........................................................................................................................................177
Refueling...........................................................................................................................................178
AutomaticT ransmission
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Instructions.......................................................................................................................................179
GearShift..........................................................................................................................................179
ControlMode...................................................................................................................................183
ManualT ransmission
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.............................................................................................................186
5-speedManualT ransmission..............................................................................................................186
BrakeSystem...........................................................................................................................188
FootBrake........................................................................................................................................188
Anti-lockBrakeSystem(ABS).............................................................................................................190
ParkingBrake....................................................................................................................................192
StabilityControlSystemandT ractionControl
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..................................................................193
StabilityControlSystem（SCS）............................................................................................193
T ractionControl（TC）......................................................................................................193
SwitchingOnandOff.........................................................................................................................193
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SCS/TCOperationandFaultIndicator................................................................................................194
SCS/TCOFFIndicator.......................................................................................................................194
CruiseControlSystem
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.........................................................................................................195
ParkingAid..............................................................................................................................198
UltrasonicSensorParkingAid.............................................................................................................198
ParkingCameraSystem
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T yrePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)...........................................................................200
LoadCarrying..........................................................................................................................202
LoadSpace........................................................................................................................................202
InternalLoading.................................................................................................................................202
5EmergencyInformation..........................................................................................205
HazardWarningDevices........................................................................................................206
HazardW arningLamp........................................................................................................................206
WarningT riangle................................................................................................................................206
EmergencyStarting................................................................................................................208
UsingBoosterCables.........................................................................................................................208
StartingtheVehicle............................................................................................................................208
T owingandShipping...............................................................................................................210
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T owingtheVehicle.............................................................................................................................210
VehicleShipping.................................................................................................................................213
WheelReplacement...............................................................................................................214
SpareWheelandJack.........................................................................................................................214
ChangingaWheel..............................................................................................................................215
FuseReplacement...................................................................................................................218
Fuse..................................................................................................................................................218
PassengerCompartmentFuseBox......................................................................................................220
EngineCompartmentFuseBox...........................................................................................................222
BatteryFuseBox...............................................................................................................................225
BulbReplacement...................................................................................................................227
BulbSpecication...............................................................................................................................227
BulbReplacement..............................................................................................................................228
6Maintenance.............................................................................................................231
Maintenance............................................................................................................................232
RoutineServicing...............................................................................................................................232
EngineHood............................................................................................................................235
OpentheEngineHood......................................................................................................................235
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ClosetheEngineHood......................................................................................................................235
EngineCompartment.............................................................................................................237
1.5LEngineCompartment..................................................................................................................237
1.5LT urbochargedEngineCompartment.............................................................................................238
Engine.......................................................................................................................................239
1.5LEngineOil..................................................................................................................................239
1.5LT urbochargedEngineOil.............................................................................................................240
EngineOilLevelCheckandRell........................................................................................................241
EngineOilSpecication......................................................................................................................242
CoolingSystem.......................................................................................................................243
CoolantCheckandRell....................................................................................................................243
CoolantSpecication.........................................................................................................................244
Brake........................................................................................................................................245
BrakePads........................................................................................................................................245
CheckingandAddingBrakeFluid........................................................................................................245
BrakeFluidSpecication.....................................................................................................................246
Battery.....................................................................................................................................247
BatteryMaintenance..........................................................................................................................247
BatteryReplacement..........................................................................................................................248
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Washer.....................................................................................................................................249
WindscreenWasherFluidCheckandRell.........................................................................................249
WasherNozzles................................................................................................................................250
WasherFluidSpecication..................................................................................................................250
Wipers.....................................................................................................................................251
WiperBlades.....................................................................................................................................251
ReplacingWindscreenWiperBlades...................................................................................................252
Tires.........................................................................................................................................253
Overview..........................................................................................................................................253
TireCheck........................................................................................................................................255
TireWearIndicators..........................................................................................................................255
ReplacementofTires.........................................................................................................................256
WheelRotation.................................................................................................................................256
TireChains.......................................................................................................................................257
Cleaning&VehicleCare.........................................................................................................258
MaintenanceforV ehicleExternal........................................................................................................258
MaintenanceforInsideoftheCar.......................................................................................................263
7T echnicalData..........................................................................................................265
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MainV ehicleDimensionParameters.....................................................................................266
CompletedV ehicleMassParameters....................................................................................267
MainEngineParameters.........................................................................................................268
PowerP erformanceParameters............................................................................................269
RecommendedFluidsandCapacities....................................................................................270
Four-WheelAlignmentParameterT able(Unladen)............................................................271
WheelsandT yres....................................................................................................................271
T yrePressure(Cold)...............................................................................................................271
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Preface

Introduction

Owner'sHandbook

ThankyouforpurchasingtheSAICMotorproduct.Please readthishandbookcarefullysincetheinformationinitmay allowyoutoknowhowtooperateyourvehiclesafelyand properly,andenjoyyourdrivingpleasureatmaximumfrom it.
Thishandbookdescribesvariousfeaturesandfunctionsof thevehicleseriesindetail.
Thishandbookincludestheup-to-dateproduct informationavailableatthetimeofprinting,andthe companyhasthefullauthoritiestotakechargeof theamendments,explanationsandstatementsofthis handbook.Thecompanyaimstoimproveoutproducts continuously,sotheproductmaybealteredwithoutprior noticeafterthehandbookiscompleted.Foranyquestion onthepurchasedvehicleorowner'shandbook,please consultaAuthorisedRepairer .
Thepicturesinthishandbookareillustrationsonlyforyour reference.

Announcement

TheOwner'sHandbookandWarrantyandMaintenance Manualintroduceshowtouseyourvehicleproperly , precautionsinuse,andhowtoserviceandmaintainyour vehiclecorrectly.Meanwhile,theyareintendedtoidentify agreementsbetweenthecompanyandownersoncreation andterminationforrelatedproductqualityassurance liabilitiesaswellasaftersalesservicerightsandduties. PleasereadtheOwner'sHandbookandWarrantyandthe MaintenanceManualcarefullybeforeusinganyproductsof thecompany .
Pleasealwaysuseaccessories,partsandoils&uidsin conformitywithSAICMotortechnicalspecicationsand qualitystandardsandapplicabletothevehicle,andmaintain andserviceyourvehicleinaccordancewithcorrect operationprocedures.Forbettermaintenanceandservice ofyourvehicle,youarerecommendedtoconsultalocal AuthorisedRepairer .Pleaserespectintellectualproperty andusegenuineaccessories,parts,etc.Ifanyaccessories andpartswhichmayinfringeintellectualpropertyare used,youwillprobablybearcorrespondinglegalrisksand legalconsequences.
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TheAuthorisedRepairerinthishandbookreferstoany SAICMotorMGAuthorisedRepairer ,whichisvery familiarwiththeserviceandmaintenanceprocedureof thevehicleandrelatedregulationsandisequippedwith necessaryspecialtoolsandspareparts,abletoprovide moreprofessionalservicesforyou.
Y ouwillloseyourclaimifyourvehicleisdamageddue toreasonssuchasmisuse,neglect,incorrectuseorany modicationwithoutapproval.Ifavehicleisdamagedor incursanaccidentduetotheuseofanyaccessories,parts oroils&uidsnotinconformitywithSAICMotortechnical specicationsandqualitystandardsormisuseordueto improperserviceandmaintenance,itsuserwillalsolose hisclaimfordamagecompensation,andthecompanywill notbearcorrespondingliabilities.
Variouscountriesandregionsimposestrictrestrictions onvehiclemodicationandadd-on.Itisnotallowed tochangethevehiclestructure,frameworkorfeatures withoutapproval,otherwiseitwillaffecttrafcsafety, vehicleoperation,vehicleregistrationorpublicsecurity management.Itwillnotonlycausemalfunctionorreduce performanceoftherelatedcomponents,butalsobring theharmandlife-threateningrisktothedriverandthe
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passengersifpartsofthevehiclearemodiedoraltered withoutpermission.
Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproduced,storedina retrievalsystemortransmittedintheformofelectronic, mechanicalrecordingorothermeanswithoutprior writtenpermissionfromthecompany.
IMPORT ANT
PleaseremembertotransfertheOwner'sHandbook andWarrantyandMaintenanceManualtothenew ownerwhenthisvehicleistransferred,sincethesetwo manualsareanindispensablepartofthevehicle.
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PromptMessages

Warning
Thiswarningsymbolidentiesprocedures thatmustbefollowedprecisely,or informationthatmustbeconsideredwith greatcare,inordertoreducetheriskof personalinjuryorseriousdamagetothe vehicle.
Important
IMPORT ANT
Thematterstatedheremustbefollowedstrictly, otherwiseyourvehiclecouldbedamaged.
Note
Note:Suggestivestatements.
Thissymbolindicatespartsdescribedmustbe disposedofbyauthorisedpersonsorbodiestoprotect theenvironment.
Asterisk
Theasterisk“*”appearedbehindatitleortextindicates thatthedescribeddeviceorfunctionisonlyavailableon certainmodels,andthevehicleyoupurchasedmaynotbe equippedwiththedeviceorfunction.
IllustrationInformation
Indicatesthedescribedobject.
Indicatesthemovingdirectionoftheobject.
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VehicleIdenticationInformation
VehicleIdenticationMarkings
1VehicleIdenticationNumber(VIN)
2EngineNumber
3T ransmissionNumber
WhencommunicatingwithalocalAuthorisedRepairer , alwaysquotetheV ehicleIdenticationNumber(VIN).If
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theengineortransmissionisinvolved,itmayberequired toprovidetheidenticationnumbersoftheseassemblies.
LocationsofV ehicleIdenticationMarkings
VehicleIdenticationNumber
•Locatedontheinstrumentpanelattheleftlowercorner ofthewindscreen,visiblethroughtheleftlowercorner ofthewindscreen;
•Onthevehicleidenticationplate;
•Withintheenginecompartment,onthedashboardat therightside.
•Locatedontheleftrearendofthetrunklid,visibleby openingthetrunklid.
Note:Thediagnosticinterfaceofthevehicleislocated abovetheacceleratorpedal,withthespecialscantool ofmanufacturer,theVINinformationcanbereadfrom IPK(InstrumentPack).
EngineNumber
Stampedontherightfrontsideoftheengineblock(view fromthefrontendofthevehicle).
TransmissionNumber
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Onthesurfaceofthetransmissionhousingintheengine compartment.Thetransmissionnumbersofcertainmodels areonlyvisiblebyraisingthevehicle,pleasecontactalocal AuthorisedRepairer .
VehicleIdenticationPlate
Thevehicleidenticationplatecontainsthefollowing information:
•Model/T ype;
•EngineT ype;
•VehicleIdenticationNumber(VIN);
•Date;
•GrossV ehicleWeight;
•GrossT rainWeight
•MaxFrontAxleW eight
•MaxRearAxleW eight
•GrossV ehicleWeight;
•Country;
•Manufacturer .
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;
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;
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;
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LocationofVehicleIdenticationPlate
Theidenticationplateislocatedatthelowersideofthe rightBpillar .
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InstrumentsandControls

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8InstrumentsandControls

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InstrumentPack
11InformationCenter
18WarningLampsandIndicators
25LightsandSwitches
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WipersandW ashers
32SteeringColumn
34Horn
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RearviewMirrors
38SunVisors
39Windows
41Sunroof
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*
InteriorLighting
44
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50CupHolder
AuxiliaryPower
StorageDevices
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InstrumentsandControls

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R
1
2
3
4
6
5
7
1 0
1 3
1 4
1 5
1 7
1 8
1 2
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1 1
1 6

InstrumentsandControls

1ExteriorRearviewMirrorand
PowerWindowControls
2FogLampSwitch 3MasterLightingSwitch
HornButton
4 5
DriverAirbag InstrumentPack
6 7
Wiper/WasherStalkSwitch 8OnboardEntertainmentSystem 9Heating/AirConditioningControls
10FrontPassengerAirbag 11
HazardWarningLampSwitch
12ShiftLever 13AcceleratorPedal
BrakePedal
14 15
IgnitionSwitch
16ClutchPedal 17EngineHoodReleaseHandle
FuelFillerFlapReleaseHandle
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InstrumentsandControls

InstrumentPack

1T achometer
2Speedometer
3EngineCoolantT emperatureWarningLamp
4FuelGauge
5LowFuelWarningLamp

T achometer

Indicatestheenginespeed(1),inrevolutionsperminute (×1000).Whentheenginespeedisgreaterthan6500rpm, therpmunittotherightoftherpmvalueonthescreen ickers.
IMPORT ANT
T oprotecttheenginefromdamage,neverallowthe enginespeedtoremaininthehighspeedareafor prolongedperiods.

Speedometer

Indicatethevehiclespeed(2)inkilometersperhour (km/h).

EngineCoolantT emperatureW arningLamp

Whentheenginecoolanttemperatureislow,theengine coolanttemperaturewarninglamp(3)illuminatesblue. Whentheenginecoolanttemperatureisveryhigh,the warninglampilluminatesredandashes.
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FuelGauge

Thevolumeoffuelinthetankisindicatedbythenumber ofsegmentsilluminated.Thereare8segmentsintotal(4). Whenonlyonesegmentilluminates,thelowfuelwarning lampalsoilluminates,andanaudiblealarmwillbeheard. Asthefuellevelcontinuestodrop,theleftmostsegment willashalongwiththelowfuelwarninglamp(5),andan audiblealarmwillbeheard.
IMPORT ANT
Ifthelowfuelwarninglampilluminates,pleaserefuelas earlyaspossible.
Thearrowtotheleftoflowfuelwarninglampindicatesthat thefuelllerportislocatedattheleftsideofthevehicle.
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InstrumentsandControls
1
2
3

InformationCenter

Theinformationcenterprovidesthefollowings:
1GearDispla yandAutomaticT ransmissionMode
2Odometer
3T ripComputerMessage
GearDisplayandAutomaticT ransmission
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Mode
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,itdisplaysthe currentshiftleverpositionoftheautomatictransmission (P ,R,N,D).Whentheautomatictransmissionisinsports modeorwintermode,itwilldisplay"S"or"W".When theautomatictransmissionisinTIPTRONICmode,the instrumentdisplaysthefollowingnumbers"1,2,3,4,5*or 6*".If"EP"isdisplayed,itindicatesafaultwithautomatic transmission.
*
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Odometer(ODO)

Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,itdisplaysthetotal mileagethatthevehiclehastraveled.
NextService
Recordthedistanceremainingbeforethenextservice. Whenevertheignitionisswitchedtoposition2,the informationcenterwilldisplaythevaluefornextservice forabout3secondsrst,thenswitchtootherdisplays.
Thevaluefornextserviceprogressivelyreducesin incrementsof50kmasthevehicleisdriven,until0kmis reached.Therelevantserviceshouldbecarriedoutas
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soonasthedistancedisplayshows0km.Aftertheservice, itwillberesettotheinitialvaluefornextservice.
Note:Sincethedisplayfornextservicereducesin incrementsof50km,itispossibletoundertakeashort journeywithouttriggeringanymovementfromthe display.
Note:Thenextservicevaluecanonlyberesetbya localAuthorisedRepairer.
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InstrumentsandControls

T ripComputerButton

Shortpress(lessthan1second)thetripcomputerbutton todisplaythenextoptioncircularly .
Longpress(greaterthan1second)thetripcomputer buttontoresetorselectthecurrentoption.
Whenthetripcomputerisselected,itwillcontinueto displayuntilthenextfunctionisselected.

T ripComputerMessage

Thetripcomputercomprisesthefollowingmessages:
•T rip1
•T rip2
•RangetoEmpty
•BrightnessAdjustment
•AverageFuelConsumption
•InstantaneousFuelConsumption
•AverageSpeed
•SpeedLimitAlarm
•ECODriveModeON/OFFDisplay
T rip1andT rip2
Displaythesingletripmileage.
T rip1andT rip2aretwoindependentmileagerecords, whichhavenorelationship.
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InstrumentsandControls
T r ip
k m
k m
T r ip
2
1
k m
RangetoEmpty
Thisfunctionautomaticallycalculatesanddisplaysthe mileagethatthevehiclecanbedrivenbeforethefueltank becomesempty ,andthemileagewillchangeaccordingly afterrefueling.
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"RangetoEmpty"iscalculatedbasedoncurrentfuel consumption,remainingfuelinthetankanddriving conditions.
BrightnessAdjustment
IntheRangetoEmptydisplayinterface,longpressthe tripcomputerbuttontoenterthebrightnessadjustment interface.Everytimethetripcomputerbuttonisshortly pressed,thebrightnesswillincreaseby1level,andthe adjustmentismadecircularly.
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L / 1 0 0 k m
Thereare3brightnesslevelsintotal.Thebrightness levelsshownintheabovegurearelevel1andlevel3 respectively .
AverageFuelConsumption
Theaveragefuelconsumptioniscalculatedbydividing consumedfuelbydrivingdistance.Itcanberesetatany timesoastomakethefuelconsumptioncalculationfora newjourneyordrivingcondition.
Note:Thefuelconsumptionofvehicleisassociated withdriver'sdrivingstyle,vehicledrivingconditions, vehicleload,tirepressure,vehicleelectricalappliance power,fuelquality,etc.toacertainextent.
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k m /h
k m /h
k m /h
InstantaneousFuelConsumption
Displaytheinstantaneousfuelconsumptionofcurrent engineduringtheoperation.
AverageSpeed
Theaveragespeediscalculatedaftertheengineisstarted. Itcanberesetatanytimesoastocalculatetheaverage speedforanewjourneyordrivingcondition.
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SpeedLimitAlarm
Soundthealarmwhenthevehiclespeedexceedstheset speedvalue.
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InstrumentsandControls
O N
O F F
ShortpressthetripcomputerbuttontoenterSpeedLimit Alarmdisplayinterface,andthenlongpressthebuttonuntil thedisplayedspeedvalueickers,thevaluecanbesetatthe moment.Everytimethetripcomputerbuttonisshortly pressed,thespeedwillincreaseby5km/h,therangeofset speedis30-220km/h.Whenexceeding220km/h,itwill displayOFF ,"SpeedLimitAlarm"functionwillbeturned offatthemoment.Afterthesettinghasbeencompleted, longpressthetripcomputerbuttonorwaitforabout10 seconds,thespeedvaluewillstopickeringandresume thenormaldisplay.Ifthevehiclespeedexceedsthepreset speed,thesetspeedvaluewillappearandkeepickering, accompaniedwithanaudiblealarm.
ECODriveModeON/OFFDisplay
Shortpressthetripcomputerbuttonontheinstrument packtoentertheECOdrivemodeinterface.Thenlong press(greaterthan1second)thetripcomputerbuttonto setthestateofECOdrivemode.Shortpressthetrip computerbuttontochoose"ON"or"OFF",thenlong press(greaterthan1second)thetripcomputerbutton toselectthecurrentoption,soastoturnonoroffthe vehicle'sECOdrivemodefunction.
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WarningLampsandIndicators

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InstrumentsandControls
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HighBeamIndicator-Blue
Theindicatorilluminateswhentheheadlamp
highbeamisturnedon.
WidthLampindicator-Green
Theindicatorilluminateswhenthewidthlamps
areturnedon.
DirectionIndicator-Green
Theleftandrightdirectionindicatorsare representedbydirectionalarrows,whicharelocatedat thetopoftheinstrumentpack.Whentheturnsignallamp ashes,thedirectionindicatoronthecorrespondingside alsoashes.
Ifthehazardwarninglampisturnedonorwhenthevehicle speeddisplayedontheinstrumentisgreaterthan55km/h, incaseoftheemergencysuchthatABSisfunctioning,both directionindicatorswillashtogether .
Ifeitherdirectionindicatorintheinstrumentashesvery rapidly,itindicatesthattheturningsignallamponthe correspondingsideisfaulty .
Note:Failureofasideturningsignallampwillhaveno effectontheashfrequencyofdirectionindicator.
RearFogLampIndicator-Yellow
Theindicatorilluminateswhentherearfog
lampsareturnedon.
ECODrivingModeIndicator-Green
Theindicatorisusedtoindicatethatthe vehicleisdrivinginECOmode.Theindicatorilluminates toconductaself-checkwhentheignitionisswitchedon. WhentheECOdrivingmodedisplayissettoON,ifthe vehicleisdrivinginECOmode,theindicatorilluminates;if theECOdrivingmodedisplayissettoOFForthevehicle isnotdrivinginECOmode,theindicatordoesnotcome on.
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AirbagWarningLamp-Red
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguish orilluminatesduringdriving,itindicatesthatthereis afailureintheSRSorseatbeltpre-tensioner.Seeka localAuthorisedRepairerforserviceassoonaspossible. OtherwisetheremaybetheriskthatSRSsystemorseat beltpre-tensionercannotworkproperlywhenthecrash accidentoccurs.
SeatBeltUnfastenedWarningLamp-Red
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampsta yson,itindicatesthe driverseatbeltorfrontpassengerseatbeltisunfastened orimproperlyfastened.
Whenthevehiclespeedisgreaterthan25km/h,ifthe driverseatbeltorfrontpassengerseatbeltremains
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unfastened,thelampwillash,accompaniedwithan audiblealarm,untilthewarningperiodends.
LowOilPressureWarningLamp-Red
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes aftertheenginestartup.Ifthislampstaysonorilluminates duringdriving,itindicatesthattheengineoilpressure istoolow,whichmayresultinsevereenginedamage. Stopthevehicleassoonassafetypermits,shutdownthe engineimmediately ,checktheoillevelandcontactalocal AuthorisedRepairerforserviceassoonaspossible.
AlternatorMalfunctionIndicatorLamp-Red
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes aftertheenginestartup.Ifthislampstaysonorilluminates duringdriving,itindicatesthatthepowertransferred fromalternatortobatteryislow.Pleasecontactalocal AuthorisedRepairerforserviceassoonaspossible.
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TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)
WarningLamp-Y ellow
warninglampilluminatesyellowtoconductasystem self-checkandextinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifthe warninglampilluminatesyellow,itindicatesthatthe systemhasafailure.Ifthewarninglampilluminatesyellow andashes,itindicatesthatthetirepressureislow .Please regulatethetirepressureorcontactalocalAuthorised Repairerforservice.
CruiseControlIndicator-Green/Y ellow
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,this
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StabilityControlSystem(SCS)/Traction
Control(TC)OperatingandMalfunction
indicator-Y ellow
ThisindicatorisusedtoindicatetheStability ControlSystem(SCS)/T ractionControl(TC)systemis operationalormalfunctional.Withtheignitionswitch inposition2,thiswarninglampilluminatestoconducta systemself-checkandextinguishesuponthecompletion. IftheSCS/TCsystemisoperational,thisindicator ashes,andthenextinguishes;iftheSCS/TCsystemis malfunctional,thisindicatorsta yson.
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masterswitchispressedbutnocruisespeedisactive,and
Theindicatorilluminatesgreenwhenthe
yellowwhenthecruisecontrolsystemisinoperation.If amalfunctionisdetected,thiswarninglampilluminates yellowandash.
Control(TC)OFFindicator-Y ellow
ThisindicatorisusedtoindicatetheStability ControlSystem(SCS)/T ractionControl(TC)functionis inOFFstate.Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,this warninglampilluminatestoconductasystemself-check andextinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifmanuallypress
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ABS
thebuttontoturnofftheSCS/TCfunction,thisindicator stayson.
ABSMalfunctionIndicatorLamp-Y ellow
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampstaysonorilluminates duringdriving,itindicatesthattheABSsystemhasafailure. PleasecontactalocalAuthorisedRepairerforserviceas soonaspossible.
IfanABSfailureoccurswhiledriving,ABSoperationwillbe suspended,butnormalbrakingwillstillbeavailable.Please contactalocalAuthorisedRepairerforserviceassoonas possible.
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,thislamp
BrakeSystemMalfunctionIndicatorLamp-
Red
illuminatestoconductasystemself-check.Ifthislampstays onorilluminatesduringdriving,itindicatesafailuresuch
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Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,thislamp
asbrakeuidloss,parkingbrakenotreleasedorelectronic brakeforcedistributionfailureoccurs.
Thelampilluminateswhentheparkingbrakeisappliedand extinguisheswhenitisfullyreleased.Iftheparkingbrake isnotreleased,thelampstayson.
Ifthelampsta ysonaftertheparkingbrakehasbeen released,itindicatesthebrakingsystemhasafailure. PleasecontactalocalAuthorisedRepairerforservice assoonaspossible.Pleasecheckthebrakeuidlevel (referto"Brake"in"ServiceandMaintenance"section). Ifthelampremainson,stopthevehicleassoonassafety permitsandcontactalocalAuthorisedRepairerfor serviceimmediately.
EngineMalfunctionIndicatorLamp-Y ellow
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,this lampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifthislampstays onorilluminatesduringdriving,itindicatestheengine managementsystemdetectsafailurewhichseriously
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affectstheengineperformance.Pleasecontactalocal AuthorisedRepairerforserviceassoonaspossible.
EngineEmissionsMalfunctionIndicatorLamp
-Y ellow
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes aftertheenginestartup.Ifthislampstaysonorilluminates duringdriving,itindicatesanenginefailurewhichmayaffect theengineperformanceandemission.Pleasecontacta localAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
EngineCoolantT emperatureWarningLamp
-Blue/Red
Thiswarninglampisusedtoindicatethe enginecoolanttemperature,whichhastwocolors:blue andred.Thislampconductsaself-checkwhenthe ignitionisswitchedon.Ifthelampilluminatesblue,it indicatesthatenginecoolanttemperatureistoolow.If thelampilluminatesred,itindicatesthatenginecoolant
temperatureistoohigh.Whencoolanttemperature continuestorise,thewarninglampwillash,accompanied withanaudiblealarm.Ifitisdetectedthattheengine coolanttemperaturesignalislost,thislampwillilluminate blueandash.PleasecontactalocalAuthorisedRepairer forserviceassoonaspossible.
Highenginetemperaturemaycauseseriousdamageto theengine.Inthiscase,pulloverthevehicleandshut downtheengineassoonassafetypermitsandseekanMG AuthorisedRepairer .
ElectronicP owerSteering(EPS)andSteering
AngleSensor(SAS)W arningLamp-
Y ellow/Red
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,this lampilluminatesyellowrst,thenchangestored,and extinguishesafteraself-check.
Whenageneralelectronicpowersteeringfailureoccurs, thislampilluminatesyellow.Whenthesteeringangle sensor(SAS)isfaultyornotcalibrated,thislampilluminates red.Whenaseriouselectronicpowersteeringfailure
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occurs,thislampilluminatesredandashes,accompanied withanaudiblealarm.PleasecontactalocalAuthorised Repairerassoonaspossible.
EngineImmobiliserSystemWarningLamp-
Red
Withtheignitionswitchinposition2,this warninglampilluminatestoconductasystemself-check andextinguishesuponthecompletion.Iftheengine Immobilisersystemvericationfailswhichresultsinfailure tostarttheengine,thewarninglampwillilluminate.
DoorOpenWarningLamp-Red
Thiswarninglampisusedtoremindthedriver thatthereisoneormoredoorsleftopen.Withthe ignitionswitchinposition2,thislampilluminatesto conductasystemself-check.Ifthereisadoorleftopen, thelampilluminates,accompaniedwithaconsecutive audiblealarm.Ifthereisadoorajarwhenthevehicleisin motion,thislampwillashtoremindthedriver .
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T runkLid/EngineHoodAjarWarningLamp-
Y ellow
Thiswarninglampisusedtoindicatethatthe trunklidisajarorenginehoodisajar .Withtheignition switchinposition2,thislampilluminatestoconducta systemself-check.Ifthetrunklidisajarorenginehood isajar ,thelampilluminates.
LowFuelWarningLamp-Y ellow
Thewarninglampilluminateswhenthe remainingfuelinthefueltankislow.Ifpossible,please refuelbeforethelowfuelwarninglampilluminates.
Note:Whendrivingonsteeporroughroadswhilethe fuellevelislow,thewarninglampmayilluminate.
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LightsandSwitches

MasterLightingSwitch

1WidthLamp/T ailLamp/InstrumentPackIllumination
Lamp
2Headlamps
WidthLamp,T ailLampandInstrumentPack
IlluminationLamp
T urnthelightingswitchtoPosition1,thewidthlamp,tail lampandinstrumentpackilluminationlampwillbeturned on,andthewidthlampindicatorwillilluminate.Ifthewidth lampstaysonwhenthedriverdoorisopenandtheignition keyisremoved,awarningwillsound.
Headlamps
WiththeignitionswitchinOnposition,turnthemaster lightingswitchtoPosition2,andtheheadlampswill illuminate.
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2
3

FogLampSwitches

Insevereconditions(duringfoggyweather forinstance),thefoglampscanprovide additionallightsandimprovethevisible range.Usingthefoglampsinclearconditions maydazzlepedestriansorotherroadusers.
RearFogLamps
WhentheignitionswitchisinPosition2andtheheadlamps areon,presstherearfoglampswitch(FigureA),thenthe rearfoglampisturnedon.Atthistime,therearfoglamp indicatorintheinstrumentpackilluminates.
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Note:Therearfoglampswillbeturnedoff automaticallywhenthemasterlightingswitchisoff.
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1
4

DirectionIndicator/HighBeamStalkSwitch

T akecarenottodazzleoncomingvehicles whentheheadlamphigh/lowbeamswitching isapplied.
T urningSignalLamps
MovethestalkswitchdowntoindicateaLEFTturn( Figure1),oruptoindicateaRIGHTturn(Figure2).The correspondingGREENindicatorlampintheinstrument
packwillashsimultaneouslywhentheturningsignal lampsarefunctioning.Afterthesteeringwheelreturnsto itsoriginalposition,thestalkswitchwillbeautomatically reset,andtheturningsignallampgoesoff.Butifthe steeringwheelturnsatasmallangle,itrequirestomanually resetthestalkswitchtoturnofftheturningsignallamp.If thestalkswitchismovedatasmallangle,itwillbereset immediately.Atthemoment,thedirectionindicatorlamp ashesthreetimesandthenautomaticallygoesoff.
HeadlampHigh/LowBeamSwitching
WhentheignitionswitchisinPosition2andtheheadlamps illuminate,pushthestalkswitchforward(Figure3),then theheadlamphighbeamwillbeturnedonandtheblue highbeamindicatorintheinstrumentpackilluminates.At themoment,pushthestalkswitchforwardagaintoswitch totheheadlamplowbeam.
HighBeamFlash
WiththeignitionswitchinPosition1or2,pullthestalk switch(Figure4)fullytowardsthesteeringwheelandthen releaseitrepeatedly,theheadlamphighbeamwillash.
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FollowMeHome(Headlampoffdelay)
Afterstoppingthevehicle,turnofftheignitionswitchand pulloutoftheignitionkey,pullthestalkswitchfullytoward thesteeringwheel(Figure4)withinapproximate1minute andthenreleaseit,theheadlamplowbeamwillcomeon forabout30seconds.
T urnontheignitionswitchorpullthestalkswitch(Figure
4)fullyagaintocancelthisfunction.
DaytimeRunningLamp
WhentheignitionswitchisinPosition2,thedaytime runninglampwillbeautomaticallyturnedon;andwhen thewidthlampsareturnedon,thedaytimerunninglamp willextinguishautomatically.
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HazardWarningLamp

Pressthehazardwarninglampbuttontoturnonthehazard warninglamp.Meanwhile,alloftheturningsignallamps anddirectionindicatorlampswillashtogether .Pressthe buttonagaintoturnoffthehazardwarninglamp.Allthe turningsignallampsanddirectionindicatorlampswillstop ashing.
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0
1
2
3

HeadlampLevelingManualAdjustment

Position0istheinitialpositionoftheheadlampleveling adjustmentswitch.Theheadlamplevelingadjustmentcan bemadeasperthefollowingtableaccordingtothevehicle load.
LocationLoad
Onlythedriverisinthevehicle,oronlyone
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passengersitsinthefrontseatbesidesthe driver.
Allseatsareoccupied,andthereisnocargo
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inthetrunk. Allseatsareoccupied,andthetrunkarefully
2
loadedwithcargoweightevenlydistributed. Onlythedriverisinthevehicle,andthetrunk
3
arefullyloadedwithcargoweightevenly distributed.
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5

WipersandWashers

WindscreenWiperOperation
Thewiperandwashercanoperateonlywhentheignition switchisturnedtoONposition.
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Pushingthestalkswitchuptodifferentpositionsmayselect differentwipingspeeds:
•Intermittent/Auto(Figure1)
•Normal(Figure2)
•Fast(Figure3)
Strokewiping
Pressthestalkswitchdown(Figure4)andrelease,the wiperwillwipeonceatnormalspeed.Ifthestalkswitch isheldatthelowerposition,thewiperwillwipeatnormal speedcontinuouslyuntilthestalkswitchisreleased.
Adjustableintermittentwipinginterval
WhenthestalkswitchismovedtoIntermittent/Auto position,rotatetheswitch(Figure5)toalterthewiping interval.
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IMPORT ANT
•Avoidoperatingthewipersonadrywindscreen.
•Infreezingorextremelyhotconditions,ensurethat thewiperbladesarenotfrozenoradheretothe windscreenbeforeswitchingonthewipers.
•Ifthewipersorwindscreenarecoveredwithsnow, sundries,etc.,pleaseremovethemrstbeforethe use.

IntelligentWiping

Pullthestalkswitchtowardthesteeringwheel(Figure6), thewasherwilloperateimmediately .Afterashortinterval, thewiperswillcommenceoperatinginconjunctionwith thewashers.
Note:Thewiperswillcontinueoperatingforafurther threewipesafterthestalkswitchisreleased.After severalseconds,thewiperwillwipeoncemoreto removethewashinguidonthewindscreen.
IMPORT ANT
Ifthewindshieldwasheruidcannotbesprayedout (nozzlesmaybeblockedbydustorice),immediately releasethestalkswitchtopreventthewipersfrom spreadingdustonthewindscreentoaffectthevision.
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SteeringColumn

SteeringColumnAdjustment

DONO Tadjusttheangleofthesteering wheelwhiledriving.Itisverydangerous.
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Accordingtotheproceduresbelow,adjusttheangleofthe steeringwheeltosuityourdrivingposture:
1Releasethelockleverfully .
2Gripthesteeringwheelwithhandsrmly,movethe
steeringwheelupwardordownwardtotheoptimum position.
3Selectanoptimumdrivingposition,thenpullthe
lockleverupfullytolockthesteeringwheelinnew position.
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ElectricPowerSteering(EPS)

IfEPShasfaultorfailstowork heavytoturnsteeringwheelanddangerous todrive.
EPSworksonlywhenengineisrunning,EPSmotor providespowertoassiststeering,itcanautomatically adjustthesteeringforcebasedonvehiclespeed,steering torqueandsteeringangle.
EPShastheadvantagesofsimplestructureandpower saving.Comparedwithtraditionalhydraulicpower steering,EPSonlyneedspowerduringactualsteering, whichcanhelpreducepowerconsumption.
IMPORT ANT
WhenEPSworks,ifsteeringwheelisheldatthelimit positionforalongtime,assistantforceofEPSwill decreaseandhandlewillbeworse.
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itwillbevery
EPSFaultWarningLight
Referto‘WarningLightsandIndicators’in‘Instrumentsand Controls’chapter .
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Horn

Pressthehornarea(asshownbythearrow)onthe steeringwheel,thenthehorncanbeoperated.
IMPORT ANT
Whenthehornisused,NEVERapplyexcessiveforce toorbeattheplatetoavoidanaccident.
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RearviewMirrors

ExteriorRearviewMirrors

Note:Objectsviewedinexteriorrearviewmirrorsmay appearfurtherawaythantheyactuallyare.
ExteriorRearviewMirrorGlassAdjustment
•WiththeignitionswitchinPosition1or2,pressthe Left（L）orRight（R）switch（Figure1）toselect theleftorrightexteriormirror .Atthesametime,the backlightoftheselectedswitchilluminates.
•Press4arrowportionsofthecircularswitch(Figure2) toadjusttheangleoftheexteriorrearviewmirror .
IMPORT ANT
•Theexteriorrearviewmirrorsareoperatedwiththe electricswitch,operatingthemirrordirectlywith handma yresultinthefailureofrelateddevice.
•Exteriorrearviewmirrorsareoperatedwith motors.Therefore,ushingwithhighpressure waterjetsdirectlyinthecarwashmayresultinthe failureoftheelectricdevice.
ExteriorRearviewMirrorHeating
Aheatingcomponentisintegratedinexterior rearviewmirrors,whichiscapableofeliminatingthefrost orfogontheglass.Theheatingcomponentsoperatewhen therearwindowheatingisinoperation.
Note:Theheatedexteriorrearviewmirrorfunction onlyworkswhentheengineisrunning.
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ExteriorRearviewMirrorFolding
Eachexteriorrearviewmirrorcanbemanuallyfolded rearwardsoastoavoidcollisionoreasilypassthrougha narrowpassage.
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InteriorRearviewMirror

Adjustthebodyoftheinteriorrearviewmirrortoachieve thebestpossibleview.Theanti-dazzlefunctionofthe interiorrearviewmirrorhelpstoreducetheglarefrom theheadlampsoffollowingvehiclesatnight.
ManualAnti-dazzleInteriorRearviewMirror
Movetheadjustingleveratthebottomofinteriorrearview mirrorhousingtochangethemirrorview,soastoachieve theanti-dazzlefunction.Normalvisibilityisrestoredby pushingtheleverback.
Note:Insomecircumstances,usingmanual anti-dazzlefunctionoftheinteriorrearviewmirror
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mayconfusethedriverastothepreciselocationof followingvehicles.
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SunVisors

Thevanitymirroratdriversidecanbeused onlywhenthevehicleisstopped.
Sunvisorsarearrangedontheheadlinersaheadofboth thedriverandthefrontpassenger .
Duetodifferentvehiclecongurations,someareprovided withsimplevanitymirrors,pulldownthesunvisor(Figure
1)tousethevanitymirror .
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Somesunvisorsareprovidedwithvanitymirrorcovers (asshowninthegure),pulldownthesunvisor(Figure
1),gentlypushthevanitymirrorcovertousethevanity mirror(Figure2).
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2

Windows

PowerWindowControls

1LeftRearWindowControlSwitch
2LeftFrontWindowControlSwitch
3RightFrontWindowControlSwitch
4RightRearWindowControlSwitch
5RearWindowDisableButton

WindowOperation

Whenthedriverleaves,thekeyshallbe pulledout,anddonotleavechildreninthe vehicle.Whenthewindowisascendingor descending,ensurethesafetyofoccupants, especiallythechildren,donotputlimbsand itemsinthemovingpathofthewindow ,so astoavoidtheinjurycausedbythepinch.
Presstheswitch(Figure1-4)tolowerthewindow,andpull theswitchtoraisethewindow.Releasetheswitch,the windowwillstopmoving(unlessin"one-touch"mode).
Note:Thefrontandrearwindowsmayalsobe controlledbythewindowswitchonrespectivedoors. Thewindowswitchesonreardoorswillnotfunctional iftherearwindowdisablebuttononthedriverdoor hasbeenactivated.
Note:WhentheignitionswitchisinPosition1or Position2,youcanoperatethepowerwindows(doors shouldbeclosedatthistime).
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RearWindowDisableButton
Presstheswitch(Figure5)todisabletherearwindow controls(anindicatorlampintheswitchilluminates),and pressagaintorestorecontrol.
Note:Whenthereisachildtravelingintherearseat, thedisablefunctionshallbeactivated.
Note:Pleaseoperatethewindowscorrectlytoavoid danger,thedrivershallinstructtheoccupantsonthe useofwindowsandsafetyprecautions.
"One-touch"Down
Shortpress(withinhalfasecond)theleftfrontwindow controlswitch(Figure2),andtheleftfrontwindowwill automaticallyopen.Whenthewindowismovingdown, presstheswitchagain,thewindowwillstopmovingdown.
"One-touch"Upand"Anti-pinch"
Theleftfrontwindowofcertainmodels(Figure2)has the"one-touch"upfunction,theoperatingmannerofthis functionisthesamewiththatofthe"one-touch"down
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function.Pressingthisbuttonagainmaystopthewindow movementatanytime.
"Anti-pinch"functionisasafetyfunction,whenanobstacle isdetected,thewindowwillstopmovingup.Inthiscase, thewindowwillmovedownallthewaysothattheobstacle canbetakenout.
Note:DONOToperatethepowerwindowcontrol switchescontinuouslyformorethan20seconds, otherwisethepowerwindowcontrolswitchesmaybe disabledtoprotectthemotor.Ifthisappears,wait foramomentandthenoperate.
Note:Whenthewindowismovingupordown, ifthebatterypoweriscutoffandthenresumed, "one-touch"upand"anti-pinch"modemaybe notoperational,atthistime,raisethewindowto theupmostpositionbypressingtheswitchbriey andconsecutively,thenpressandholdtheswitch forapproximate5seconds,"one-touch"upand "anti-pinch"modewillberesumed.
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Instructions

Donotallowthepassengertostretchany partofhisbodyoutofthesunroofwhile driving-toavoidtheinjuriescausedbyying objectsortreebranches.
•Donotopenthesunroofinrainydays;
•Whenthecarspeedexceeds120km/h,it'sbetternot toopenthesunroof;
•Openthesunroofonlyafterdrainingoffthewateron thesunroofglass,otherwisewaterleakagemayoccur onthesunroof;
•Cleanthemechanismandwatergrooveofthesunroof onaregularbasis.
•Cleanthesurfacesofglassandweatherstripwith cleaningagentssuchasalcohol.
•Uponthecompletionofthesunroofoperation,release thesunroofoperationswitchintime.Otherwiseitmay resultinfailure.

SunroofOperation

Whenoperatingthesunroof,youshall ensurethesafetyofoccupants,especially thechildren,donotputlimbsanditemsin themovingpathofthesunroof,soasto avoidtheinjurycausedbythepinch.
WhentheignitionswitchisinPosition1or2,thesunroof isoperational.Thesunroofcanbeopenedortilted.
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T otiltthesunroof
Whilethesunroofisclosed,pressthesunroofswitch upwardandhold,therearedgeofthesunroofwilltilt upwardautomatically .T oclosethesunroof,pulltheswitch downwardandhold.Y oucanstopthemovementofthe sunroofatanytimebyreleasingtheswitch.
T oopenthesunroof
Whilethesunroofisclosed,pullthesunroofswitch downwardandhold,thesunroofwillslidepartiallyopen automatically(Therewillbeanapproximately10cmspace attherearsidewhichwillnotopen),pullthesunroof switchdownwardagain,thesunroofwillslidecompletely open.T oclosethesunroof,pressthesunroofswitch upwardandhold.Y oucanstopthemovementofthe sunroofatanytimebyreleasingtheswitch.
"One-touch"operation
This"One-touch"functioncanonlyworkwhenopening thesunroof.
Pullthesunroofswitchdownwardandrelease,thesunroof willbepartiallyopened(Therewillbeanapproximately10
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cmspaceattherearsidewhichwillnotopen),pullthe sunroofswitchdownwardagainandrelease,thesunroof willbeopenedcompletely.Bybrieypressthesunroof switchupwardorpullitdownward,youcanstopthe movementofthesunroofatanytime.
Withthesunroofclosedorhalf-tilted,brieypressthe sunroofswitchupwardandrelease,therearedgeofthe sunroofwilltiltupwardandthesunroofwillbeopened completely.Bybrieypressthesunroofswitchupwardor pullitdownward,youcanstopthetiltingmovementofthe sunroofatanytime.
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InteriorLighting

FrontInteriorLampsandReadingLamps

Pressanyoneofbuttons(Figure2)toswitchonthe correspondingreadinglamp,andpressitagaintoswitch thereadinglampoff.
PressthebuttonshowninFigure1,thefrontandrear interiorlightsandreadinglampswillcomeonwhenthe doorisopen.Afterthedoorisclosed,thefrontandrear interiorlightsandreadinglampswillgooutautomatically.
RearReadingLamps
Pressthebuttontoswitchontherearreadinglamps,and pressitagaintoswitchthemoff.
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AuxiliaryPower

FrontP owerOutlet

Thefrontpoweroutletislocatedontheupperpartofthe centreconsole,whichcanbeusedbyopeningtheplugcap.
Note:Thevoltageofthefrontpoweroutletis12volt, andthepowerratingis120watt.
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Note:Continualuseofthepoweroutletafterthe engineameoutmaydrainthebattery.
Note:Thecigarettelighterisnotavailableonthe vehicle.Ifrequired,pleaseconsultalocalAuthorised Repairer.
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StorageDevices

Instructions

•Pleasecloseallstoragedeviceswhenthevehicleis running.Drivingwiththesestoragedevicesopenmay causepersonalinjuryintheemergencystart-off,hard brakeandvehicleaccident.
•Donotplaceammablematerialssuchasliquidor lightersinanystoragedevices.Thehotairinhot summermayigniteammablematerialsandleadtoa re.
RemovableAshtray
Donotputwasteorammablematerials suchasdog-endintheashtray,andmake sureatanytimethatthematchordog-end hasbeenextinguished.Avoidtheoccurrence ofare.
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Note:Noremovableashtrayisavailableonthe vehicle.Ifrequired,pleaseconsultalocalAuthorised Repairer.

CardSlot

Locatedatthelowersideoftheinstrumentpanelatdriver side.
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GloveBox

Pullthehandleonthegloveboxcoverbackwardtoopen.
Pushthegloveboxcoverforwardtoclose.
Ensurethatthegloveboxiscompletelyclosedwhiledriving.
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A U X

FrontStorageCompartment

AUSBportandanaudiojackarearrangedabovethefront storagecompartmentontheleftside,anda12Vpower outletisarrangedontherightside.
StorageCompartmentUnderTheFront PassengerSeat
T oopen,gentlyliftthehandleandpullforward.
T oclose,pushthehandlebackward.
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SmallStorageCompartment

Gentlyliftuptoopenthesmallstoragecompartment cover .Gentlypressdowntoclosethesmallstorage compartment.
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GlassesBox
Locatedontheheadlineratdriver'slefttopside.Pulldown thehandle(arrowintheillustration)toopentheglasses boxcover ,itwillbeclosedautomaticallyafterreleasingthe handle.
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Note:Onlytheglasseswiththestandardglassesframe canbeputintotheglassesbox.
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CupHolder

Donotplaceacupwithhotdrinkinthecup holder.Y oumayburnyourselforhaveother injuriesifthehotdrinkspillswhenthevehicle isrunning.

FrontCupHolder

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Locatedatthefrontendofthecentreconsolearmrest,it canbeusedtoholdabeveragecup,etc.

RearArmrestAndRearCupHolder

Foldforwardtoopenthereararmrest.Therearecup holdersatthefrontendofthereararmresttohold beveragecupsetc.
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52Ventilation
55ElectronicallyControlledA/C
59Radio
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EntertainmentPlayer
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4
4
3

Ventilation

1Sidevents
2Windscreenvents
3Centralvents
4Frontfootwellvents
5Frontwindowsidevents
Theairventsarelocatedatthe undersideofthewindscreen,center andbothsidesoftheinstrumentpanel, andfrontfootwells(asshowninthe gure).
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Theheating,ventilationandairconditioningsystemcan beusedforcontrollingtheheating,ventilationandcooling ofairinthevehicle.Freshairisdrawnintothevehicle throughtheairintakegrilleunderthewindscreenandthe airconditioninglter.
Alwayskeeptheairintakegrilleclearofobstructionssuch asleaves,snoworice.

AirConditioningFilter

TheairconditioninglterisaPM2.5lter ,whichhelps topreventpollenanddustfromenteringthevehicle.T o maintainitsoptimumlteringeffect,replaceitwithinthe speciedmaintenanceinterval.

Vents

RegulationofCentralV ents
2
T ogglethebuttondownallthewaytoclosethevent,and togglethebuttonuptoopenthevent.T ogglethebutton atthecentreoftheventupanddown,leftandrightto regulatetheairdistributiondirection.
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RegulationofSideVents
T ogglethebuttonleftorrighttocloseoropentheside vent.T ogglethebuttonatthecentreoftheventup anddown,leftandrighttoregulatetheairdistribution direction.
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AC
OFF
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ControlPanel

1T emperature
AdjustmentKnob
2ACSwitch
FaceMode
3
6AirV olume
AdjustmentKnob
7HeatedRearWindow
Windscreenand
8
FootwellMode
FaceandFootwell
4
Mode
5Windscreen
Defrost/Defog
FootwellMode
9
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AirConditioningSystemDisplay
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T emperatureSetting
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Display AirDistributionMode
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Display AirV olumeSetting
3
Display HeatedRearWindow
4
Display
AirCirculationMode
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Display
6OFFDisplay
7
ACDisplayON

AirVolumeAdjustment

Rotatetheairvolumeadjustmentknobclockwise/ counterclockwisetoincrease/decreasetheairvolume.
Note:Settheairvolumeto0toturnofftheA/C system.

T emperatureControl

Rotatethetemperatureadjustmentknob clockwise/counterclockwisetoincrease/decreasetheair temperatureatvents.
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ACON/OFFButton

PresstheACON/OFFbuttontoswitchonthe A/Csystem.Theindicatorinthebuttonwillilluminate. PresstheACON/OFFbuttonagaintoswitchofftheA/C system,andtheindicatorinthebuttonwillgoout.
Note:
1TheA/Csystemcanonlybeswitchedonafterthe
enginestarts;
2WhentheA/Csystemisswitchedoff,thesystem
canstillprovideairheatingandventilation function;
3Asmallamountofcondensedwatermaybeleft
insidetheA/Csystemafteritsusage,whichmay generatepeculiarsmell,itisrecommendedtohave theblowerrunfor5minutesaftertheA/Csystem isturnedoff,soastoavoidthecondensewater residue,andpreventthegenerationofpeculiar smell.
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AirDistributionMode

Pressthecorrespondingmodebuttononthecontrolpanel accordingtoyourneedstoadjusttheairdistributionmode.
Distributionto"Face".Directsairtodistribute
throughthesideandcentrevents.
Distributionto"Face+Footwell".Directsairto
distributethroughthefootwell,sideandcentrevents.
Distributionto"Footwell".Directsairto
distributethroughthefootwellvents.
Note:Inthismode,asmallamountofairowwillbe directedtothesideventsandwindscreenvent.
Distributionto'Footwell+Windscreen'. Directsairtodistributethroughthewindscreenandfeet vents.
Note:Inthismode,asmallamountofairwillbe directedtothesidevents.

HeatedRearWindow

Rearwindowheaterisasensitiveelement, whichmaybedamagedbyimproperuse.Do notscrapetheinnersideoftheglass,anddo notattachalabelontheheatingelement.
Presstheheatedrearwindowbutton,the heatedrearwindowfunctionisswitchedon,andthe indicatoronthebuttonwillilluminate.Theheatedrear windowwillautomaticallyturnoffafteroperatingfor15 minutes.Whentheheatedrearwindowoperates,press thebuttonagaintoturnofftheheatingfunction,andthen theindicatoronthebuttongoesout.
Note:Theheatedrearwindowfunctionisonly operationalwhentheengineisrunning.
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AirCirculationMode

Presstheaircirculationmodebuttononthe controlpanel,switchthecirculationdampertointernal circulation,andtheindicatorinthebuttonilluminates.
Whenthevehiclereceivesareversesignalanda windscreenwashingsignal,internalcirculationand externalcirculationwillbeautomaticallyswitched,and theautomaticswitchingfunctionwillbeforbiddeninthe defrost/defogmode.
Note:Keepingthecirculationdamperclosedmay resultinwindscreenfrosting/fogging.Ifthissituation occurs,selectthe"Windscreen"modewiththeair distributionmodebutton,andadjusttheairvolume tomaximum.

WindscreenDefrost/Defog

Directstheairtodistributethroughtheside andwindscreenvents.
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Pressthedefrost/defogbuttononthecontrolpanel,the indicatorsinthebuttonandonthedisplayilluminate,and thesystementersthemosteffectiveheatingorcooling settingtomakethewindscreenandsidewindowbright.
Pressthewindscreendefrost/defogbuttonagaintoexit thewindscreendefrost/defogmode,theindicatorgoesout, andthesystemwillreturntothepreviousstate.
Ifthedefrost/defogmodeisselected,operatetheA/C buttontoturnon/offthecompressor;operatetheair circulationmodebuttontoswitchbetweeninternal circulationandexternalcirculation,withoutquiting thedefrost/defogmodeineithercase;toswitchto acorrespondingairdistributionmodeandquitthe defrost/defogmode,operateotherairdistribution functions.
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Radio

Instructions

1Whencleaningthevehicle,ensurethatwaterdoes
notcontacttheradio.
2Useasoftclothtocleanthedisplay.Usealcoholto
removestubborndirt.Donotusewater ,solventor abrasivecleaner ,thesesubstanceswilldamagethe display.
3Theradioisdesignedtooperatebetween
temperaturesof-20℃～70℃.Whenthe temperatureisverylowinthevehicle,donotusethis deviceimmediatelyafterswitchingontheheater.
4Whentravelingonroughorunevenroads,audio
jumpmayoccur .Thisisunavoidable.
5Thisunitusesprecisemechanicalparts.Therefore,
donotopenthehousing,dismantlethemechanism orlubricanttherotatingpartsevenwhenitisin malfunction.
6TheUSBportoftheunitdoesnotsupportportable
harddisks.
7TheUSBportoftheunitmaybeusedinconjunction
withcertaincardreadermodels,butitdoesnot guaranteethatalltypesofcardreaderscanbe supported.
8TheUSBportoftheunitdoesnotsupportthe
connectionwithUSBhub.
9TheUSBportoftheunitmaynotbeabletoidentify
someUSBbrandsandmodels,orlescontained cannotbeplayedcorrectly .SeekalocalAuthorised Repairer.
IMPORT ANT
Onlyusetheradiocontrolswhentrafcconditions permit.
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ControlButtons

1Numericbutton[1]
2Numericbutton/Randombutton
[]
3Numericbutton/Cyclebutton[]
4[]button
5[]button
6Numericbutton/Information
button[]
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7Numericbutton/Previousfolder
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8Numericbutton/Nextfolder[]
9[]button
10[]button
11[MUTE]button
12[SRC]button
13[]button
14[ON/OFF]button/[VOL]knob
15[]button
16[SCAN]button
17[BAND]button
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BasicOperations

PowerOn/Off
Press[ON/OFF]buttontostartthesystem.Press [ON/OFF]buttonagaintoturnoffthesystem.
30MinutesPlaybackFunction
Withtheignitionswitchoff,press[ON/OFF]buttonto poweronthesystem.After30minutes,thesystemwillbe switchedoffautomatically .Press[ON/OFF]buttonagain toresumetheradiofunction.
Note:T oavoidbatterydischargingandstartfailure, thisfunctionshallbeusedinmoderation.
Mute/Pause
InRADIO/AUXmode,press[MENU]buttontomutethe sound.Pressitagaintoresumeaudiosound.
InUSBplaybackmode,press[MENU]buttontopauseUSB playback.Pressitagaintoresumeaudiosound.
SelectingaMode
Press[SRC]buttonrepeatedlytochangetheplayback mode.Thesystemwillcirculateamongthefollowing options:RADIO→USB→AUX→RADIO.
Press[BAND]buttonrepeatedlytochangetheradioband. Thesystemwillcirculateamongthefollowingoptions: FM1→FM2→FMA→AM→FM1.
Note:USBmodecanonlybeselectedwhenaUSB sourceisconnected.
VolumeAdjustment
T urn[VOL]knobcounterclockwise,thevolumedecreases at1,theminimumvolumeis0.T urn[VOL]knobclockwise, thevolumeincreasesat1,themaximumvolumeis32.
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EQSetting

SoundEffectSetting
Press[]buttontoswitchamongBASS,TREBLE, BALANCE,FADER,EQandLOUD .
BASS
InBASSmode,press[ toadjusttheBASS(-7～+7).
]/[]buttonorturn[VOL]knob
TREBLE
InTREBLEmode,press[]/[]buttonorturn[VOL] knobtoadjusttheTREBLE(-7～+7).
BALANCE
InBALANCEmode,press[]/[]buttonorturn[VOL] knobtoadjusttheBALANCE(L7～R7)."0”"represents BALANCE.
FADER
InFADERmode,press[ toadjusttheFADER(F7～R7)."0”"representsFADER.
]/[]buttonorturn[VOL]knob
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Note:Withnoreardoorloudspeakerconguration, thesystemmuteswhenadjustingFADERtoR7.
EQ
InEQmode,press[]/[]buttonorturn[VOL]knobto switchamongJAZZ,POP ,CLASSIC,VOCAL,ROCKand OFF .
LOUD
InEQmode,press[]/[]buttonorturn[VOL]knobto switchbetween[ON]and[OFF]toturnon/offLOUD .
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RadioFunction

ModeSelection
Press[SRC]buttontoselectradiomode.
Press[BAND]buttontoselecttheband.
BandSelection
Press[BAND]buttonrepeatedlytoselectFM1,FM2,FMA orAM.
Note:Ifthestationplaysinstereomode,thescreen willdisplay"ST"atthebottom.
T uning
Thesystemisprovidedwith3tuningsearchmodes:auto search,manualsearchandpresetsearch.
AutoSearch
With[]or[]buttonpressed,theradioautomatically searchesforanacceptableradiostationofstrongsignal. Onceastationisfound,itwillbeplayed.
Note:Ifnostationisfoundwithintheeffective waveband,theradiowillstopsearchingafteracycle, andthescreenwilldisplay"NOSTATION”.
ManualSearch
Press[]or[]buttontostartmanualsearch.
PresetSearch
Thememoryhas24presetpositions(FM1,FM2,FMA,AM) forstoringstations.Pressnumbers1～6toselectastored frequency.
StoringaStation
Thesystemcanprovide2storingmodes:manualstoring andautostoring.
ManualStoring
•Press[BAND]buttontoselectthedesiredband.
•Useautosearch,manualsearchorpresetsearchto selectthedesiredstation.
•Longpress(morethan2s)any'Numeric'buttonto storecurrentstationfrequencyintothepresetmemory
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(thescreendisplaysthestationwavebandandfrequency stored).
Note:Ifthereisastationalreadystoredinthe memory,itwillbeoverwrittenbythenewlystored station.
AutoStoring
•Press[BAND]buttontoselectFM1,FM2orFMA.
•InFM1,FM2orFMAmode,withalongpress on[BAND]button,thescreenwillshow"AUT O STORING".6FMfrequenciesofstrongsignalwillbe storedtotheFMAaccordingtothesignalintensity. Whenthescreendisappears,thestoringisnished.
Note:TheAutoStoringfunctionisnotavailableinAM mode.
Note:AutostoringofFMAoverwritesanystations alreadystoredbythenumericbuttons.
BrowseStations
InRADIOmode,shortpress[SCAN]buttonto automaticallysearchthestationsupward.Whenastation
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isfound,thesystemwillautomaticallypausethesearch. Thesystemstopsineachstationfor5s.Ifyouwant tolistentothisstation,press[SCAN]button;ifnot, press[SCAN]buttonagain,andthesystemwillcontinue searchingupwardaftera5secondsstop.
BrowsePresetStations
InRADIOmode,longpress[SCAN]buttontoviewthe presetstationfrequencies,andthesystemstopsineach presetstationfor5s.Ifyouwanttolistentoastation,press the[SCAN]button;ifnot,pressthe[SCAN]buttonagain, andthesystemwillcontinuesearchingaftera5seconds stop.
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USB/AUXPort

1USBPort
2AUXPort
USBPlayback
•InRADIOorAUXmode,press[SRC]buttontoselect USBmode.
•WheninsertingaUSBmemoryintotheUSBport,the playerwillautomaticallyswitchtoUSBmodeandplay fromthersttrack.
TrackChangeMode
Press[
]buttontoplaythenexttrack.
Iftheelapsedtimeislessthan3s,press[ playtheprevioustrack.
Iftheelapsedtimeismorethan3s,press[]buttonto returntothestartofthecurrenttrack,pressagaintostart theprevioustrack.
FolderMode
InUSBmode,press[ previousornextfolder .
RepeatPlaybackMode
InUSBmode,shortpress[]buttontoplaythecurrent trackrepeatedly .Pressitagaintoplaythetracksincurrent folderrepeatedly .Pressitoncemoretocancelrepeat playbackmode.
RandomPlaybackMode
InUSBmode,shortpress[]buttontoplaythetracks randomlyincurrentfolder.Pressitagaintoplaythetracks inUSBrandomly.Pressitoncemoretocancelrandom playbackmode.
ScanPlaybackMode
]or[]buttontoselectthe
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InUSBmode,shortpress[SCAN]buttontoscanthe tracksincurrentfolder.Pressitagaintoscanthetracks inUSB.Pressitoncemoretocancelscanplaybackmode.
Inscanplaybackmode,eachtrackwillplayfor10seconds, thenskiptothenexttrackandplayfor10seconds. Afteralltracksarecycled,thisfunctionwillbecanceled automatically.Ifyouwanttostopthescanning,longpress [SCAN]button,and“SCAN”onthescreenwilldisappear , thenreturntothenormalplaybackstate.
ID3InformationDisplay
InUSBmode,theradiowilldisplaythenameofthetrack le.Whenthescreencannotdisplaythefulllename,the radiowillextendthedisplaytonextpageautomatically. Longpress[
]button,theradiowillscrollthescreen
todisplaythelename.
InUSBmode,withashortpressonthe[]button,the radiowilldisplay:tracktitle-elapsedtime-artist-album
-foldername-tracklenameinorder .
Note:Whenthefulllenamecanbedisplayed,the radiowillnotscrollthescreenandturntothenext pageautomatically.
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RemoveUSB
DonotforcetoremoveUSBwhenlesintheUSBisbeing played,otherwisethelesmaybedamaged.
AUXInputPlayback
Afterconnectingtheexternalaudioconnectingwirewith theAUXport,themusicintheexternalaudiosourcewill beplayedbythespeakerwhenthesystemisswitchedto AUXmode.
Note:Pleaseusea3.5mmTRSplugtocarryoutAUX audioconnection.
Note:Makesuretheexternalaudiosourceisturned on.
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MENUSetting

Shortpress[]buttontoswitchamongClockSetting, SPEEDVOLandFavoriteStationsSetting.
ClockSetting
1Shortpress[]buttontoentertheClockSetting
interface.
2Press[]/[]buttontoselecthoursettingor
minutesetting.
3Press[]/[]buttonorrotate[VOL]knobtoset
thespecicvalue.
SPEEDVOLSetting
1Shortpress[]buttontoenterSPEEDVOLSetting
interface.
2Press[]/[]buttonorrotate[VOL]knobtoselect
SPEEDVOL.
FavoriteStationsSetting
Ausermaysetthefavoritestationfrequency,whenthe radioisonandthesettimehasbeenreached,theradio
willautomaticallytuneinthefrequencysetbytheuserand play.
1Shortpress[]buttontoenterFavoriteStations
Settinginterface.
2Press[]/[]buttontoselecttimesetting,
frequencysettingandbandsetting.
3Press[]/[]buttonorrotate[VOL]knobtoset
thespecicvalue.
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EntertainmentPlayer
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ImportantSafetyInformation

•Donotattempttoinstall,repairormodifythe entertainmentsystembyyourself,becausethereare high-voltagecomponentsinthedevice,whichmaycause electricshock.Forinternalinspection,adjustmentor repair,pleasecontactalocalAuthorisedRepairer.
•Theentertainmentsystemcannotcomeintocontact withanyliquidsorforeignobjects,ifanyofthem enterit,pleaseparkyourvehicleatasafeplaceand turntheignitionswitchoffimmediatelyandcontacta localAuthorisedRepairerforservice.Donotusethe entertainmentsysteminthisconditionbecausedoing somayresultinare,electricshock,orotherfailure.
•Ifyounoticesmoke,abnormalnoiseorodorfromthe entertainmentsystem,oranyotherabnormalsignson thescreen,turnofftheignitionswitchimmediatelyand contactalocalAuthorisedRepairerforservice.Using theentertainmentsystemunderthisconditionmay resultinpermanentdamagetothesystem.
•Itisstrictlyprohibitedtooperatethisentertainment systemwhiledrivingbecausedoingsowilldivertyour
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attentioninanywayfromthesafeoperationofyour vehicle.Pleaseparkyourvehicleinasafelocationand applytheparkingbrakebeforemakingthenecessary adjustmentsorwatchingvideopicture.
•Extremehighorlowtemperaturewillaffectthenormal operationoftheentertainmentsystem.Ifyouparkthe vehicleindirectsunlightoratacoldplaceforalong periodoftime,theentertainmentandnavigationsystem maynotworkproperly.Oncetheinternaltemperature returnstothenormalrange,thesystemwillrestorethe normalfunction.Ifitisunabletorestore,pleasecontact alocalAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
•Incaseofvehiclerefueling,youshallshutdownthis entertainmentsystem.
•Besuretostartthevehiclewhileusingthis entertainmentsystemtoavoidbatteryrundown. Otherwisethevehiclecannotbestartedduetobattery rundown.
•Ifthebatteryisdisconnectedordischarged,thedata storedinthememoryofthisentertainmentsystemwill beerased.
•Whenusingamobilephone,keeptheantennaofthe mobilephoneawayfromthescreentopreventthe
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disruptionofvideosignalintheformofspots,colored stripes,etc.onthescreen.
•T oprotecttheLCDscreenagainstdamage,besureto touchthepanelbuttonswithyournger(atouchpen canbeusedforspecialcalibration).

CautionsforUsingLCDScreen

Toprotectthescreenagainstdamage, alwaystouchthepanelbuttonswithyour nger.Atouchpenmaybeusedforspecial calibration.Thetouchpenshallnotbe usedfornormaloperation.Thescreenwill notdisplaythebootscreenatpower-onin suspendmode.
•Pleasetakecaretoprotectthescreenagainstdirect sunlight.Extendedexposuretodirectsunlightwill resultinscreenmalfunctionduetohightemperature.
•Whenthetemperatureisbeyondtheoperating temperaturerange(-20℃to+65℃),pleasedonot usethescreen,becausethescreenmaynotoperate normallyandcouldbedamaged.
•Makesurethatthewarmorcoolairowfromthe airconditionerwillnotbedistributedonthescreen
directly,damagestotheentertainmentdevicemay occurduetoheatormoisture.
•Donotmakedrag-and-dropoperationorpressthe screenforcibly ,otherwisescratchesanddamagesmay occur.
•T oremovedustfromthescreenorcleanthescreen, pleaserstturnthesystemoff,thenwipewithadry softcloth.Whenwipingthescreen,takecarenotto scratchthesurface.Donotuseirritativeorabrasive chemicalcleaners.
•Whenthebacklightreachestheendofitsservicelife, thescreenwillbecomedimmer .Whentheimagewill nolongerbevisible,pleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairer.
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PlayableFileFormatforEntertainment System

Precautions
•Forsometypesofexternalstoragedevices,this entertainmentsystemmaynotbeabletoidentifythem, ortocorrectlyplaytheles.
•Becauseoflecharacteristics,leformat,recorded application,playbackenvironment,storageconditions andotherfactors,itmaynotbepossibletoplaythe lesnormally .
AudioSupport
Theentertainmentsystemsupportsthefollowingaudio formats,andotherformatsmaynotworknormally.
MP3,WMA,AAC,OGG,ID3Taginfo,W AV,APEand FLAC.
VideoSupport
Theentertainmentandnavigationsystemsupportsthe followingvideoformats,andotherformatsmaynotbe abletooperatenormally .
WMV ,ASF ,H264,MPEG2,MPEG4andHDVideoPlayback.
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SupportedT exts/Images
Theentertainmentandnavigationsystemsupportsthe followingtext/imageformats,andotherformatsmaynot beabletooperatenormally.
JPEG,GIF ,BMPandPNG.
iPod/iPhoneCompatibility
TheentertainmentsystemsupportsIOS6.0orhigher versionequipment,andothermodelsorversionmaynot workcorrectly.
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BasicOperations

EntertainmentPlayerControlPanel
2
1Button
Shortpressthebuttontoentermaininterface.Long presstoturnoffthescreenbacklight,thesystem operatenormally.Anyoperationtriggeringthe entertainmentsystemwillturnonthebacklight.
2Button
Activate/Cancelmute.
3Button
PressthisbuttontoansweracallwhenusingBluetooth phone;pressthisbuttontohangupthephoneduring
4ON/OFFButton/VOLKnob
5MENUButton
6Button
thetalking;pressthisbuttontoenterdialinterface whilenotintalking.
Shortpresstoenter/exitthestandbymode,longpress for10secondstorestartthesystem.Rotatetheknob toadjustthevolumeloudness.
Open/closethemenubar(thisbuttonisinvalidifthere isnosettingbarinthisprogram).
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MirrorLink
SDL
AUX
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Shortpressthisbuttontoreturntopreviousinterface untilthemaininterface,andlongpresstodirectly returntothemaininterface.
7SRCButton
Switchtonextavailablemediaaudio.
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MainSystemInterface
Y oucansetthehomepagestyleaccordingtoyour preference,pleasereferto"HomepageStyle"under "DisplaySetting"in"Setting"sectionfordetails.
MainInterface
1Radio/Music
T ouchtoentertheRadio/Musicinterface.
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MirrorLink
SDL
AUX
Conected with iPhne 6S
S6
2SDL
T ouchtoentertheSDLinterface.
3Setting
T ouchtoentertheSettinginterface.
4Picture
T ouchtoenterthePictureinterface.
5MirrorLink
T ouchtoentertheMirrorLinkinterface.
6BluetoothPhone
T ouchtoentertheBluetoothPhoneinterface.
7Video
T ouchtoentertheVideointerface.
8AUX
T ouchtoentertheAUXinterface.
9CarPlay
T ouchtoentertheCarPlayinterface.
FunctionBlockMovement
Movethepositionofeachfunctionblockforconvenient operationaccordingtoyourpreferenceandusehabits.
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Longpressthefunctionblocktobemoved,thendragitto thedesiredposition,andotherblockswillbeautomatically re-arranged.
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PowerOn/Off
Power-on
Ifthevehiclepoweristurnedoffwiththesystemin playbackmodelasttime,thesystemwillbeautomatically poweredonwhenthevehiclepoweristurnedonagain.
Ifthevehiclepoweristurnedoffwiththesysteminsuspend modelasttime,shortpressthepowerbuttononthe systemcontrolpanelforpower-onafterthevehiclepower isturnedonagain.
WiththesystemON,longpressthepowerbuttononthe systemcontrolpanelformorethan10seconds,andthe systemwillrestartautomatically .
Power-off
T urnoffthevehiclepower ,andthesystemisautomatically poweredoff.
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SuspendMode
Shortpressthepowerbuttontoallowtheentertainment systementerthesuspendmode,andtheoperationofthe entertainmentsystemmaybesuspended.
Inthesuspendmode,allsoundswillbemuted,andthe panelbuttoncannotbeusedforotheroperations.T o cancelthesuspendmode,pressthepowerbuttonagain.
Thesuspendmodecanalsobecanceledbythefollowing operations:
•Thesystemautomaticallyskipstotheparkscreen duringparking.
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SRC
1 2 3
6 5 4
•T urnoffthevehiclepower ,andthesystemisdirectly poweredoff.
ControlButtonsonSteeringWheel
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1Button
Shortpresstoswitchtothepreviousaudio/video andlongpresstofastbackwardwhileplayingan audio/video.Whileplayingtheradio,shortpressto switchtopreviousstation;longpresstosearchand playthepreviousstation;longpressconsistently,the radiowillsearchoneroundandcontinuetoplaythe currentstation.
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2VolumeUpButton
3Button
Shortpresstomutethesystemifnotincalling/talking state.Shortpresstohangupifincalling/talkingstate; shortpresstoanswerandlongpresstorefuseifin incomingcallstate.
4SRCButton
Switchtonextavailablemediaaudio.
5Button
Shortpresstoswitchtonextaudio/videoandlong presstofastforwardwhileplayinganaudio/video. Whileplayingtheradio,shortpresstoswitchto nextstation;longpresstosearchandplaythenext station;longpressconsistently ,theradiowillsearch oneroundandcontinuetoplaythecurrentstation.
6VolumeDownButton
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AVBox
Thestorageboxshallbekeptclean,soasto avoidthejackandportblockupwhichmay resultindevicefailure.
Location
AUXportandUSBportarelocatedinthestorageboxat theupperpartofthecenterconsole.
1USBPort
ConnecttoaUSBstoragedevicewiththisport.The iPodconnectingwirecanalsobeconnected.
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2AUXPort
Useaconnectingwiresuitableforthisentertainment systemtoconnectanexternalaudiodevice.
AUXPort
Aftertheexternalaudioconnectingwireisconnectedto theAUXport,thesystemwillreadtheexternalaudio orvideosourceleautomatically .Atthemoment,the externalaudioorvideosoundcanbeplayedthrough speakersinthevehicle.
Ensurethatappropriatemini-jackisusedforwiring.If otherconnectingwireisused,theimageandvoicemay bedisturbedwhenthewiringpositionisdifferent.
AudioStrategyinParkingMode
Thevolumeofthesystemitselfhasonesetvalue(10 volumebars).
Ifthecurrentvolumeisgreaterthanthesetvalue,the volumewilldecreasetothesetvalueautomaticallyafter enteringtheparkingmode.Afterthesystemexitsthe parkingmode,thevolumewillautomaticallyreturntothe volumebeforetheparkingmode.
Ifthecurrentvolumeislessthanthesetvalue,thevolume willnotchangeafterthesystementerstheparkingmode.
Note:Thisfunctiononlyappliestomedia-typeaudios.
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VolumeAdjustment
•Theaudiovolumecanbeadjustedthroughthevolume adjustmentknobandthesteeringwheelbuttons. Duringthevolumeadjustment,thesystemma y automaticallypopupavolumeindicationwindowand changewiththeadjustmentprocesssmoothly .When thevolumeadjustmentoperationstopsfor3seconds orotheroperations(suchaspressingpanelbuttons, touchscreen)arecarriedout,thevolumeindication windowwilldisappear.
•Systembeepvolumecanbeadjustedvia[Setting]inthe maininterface.Referto"Setting"inthischapterfor details.
Note:Thevolumeadjustmentknobandsteeringwheel buttoncanonlybeusedforadjustmentoftheaudio volumeofmediaandcommunicationclasses.
Note:TheplayingvolumeofBluetoothmusic,iPod audioaswellasAUXaudiocanbeadjustedbythe deviceitselfandthisentertainmentplayer.
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Connecting/DisconnectingaUSBStorage
Device
ConnectingaUSBStorageDevice
USBportislocatedinthestorageboxattheupperpart ofthecenterconsole,inserttheUSBdeviceintotheUSB portforconnection.
DisconnectingtheUSBStorageDevice
Checkandconrmthatthereisnodatabeingaccessed, thenpullouttheUSBstoragedevice.
Note:SomeofUSBstoragedevicesmaybe unidentiable.
Note:Theentertainmentsystemmaynotachieve itsoptimumperformancewhenusingwithsomeUSB storagedevices.
Note:ConnectionviaaUSBhubisnotallowed.
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Connecting/DisconnectinganiPod
Topreventdatalossanddamageto thestoragedevice,whiledataisbeing transferred,neverremoveitfromthis entertainmentsystem.
ConnectinganiPod/iPhone
iPod/iPhonecanbeconnectedtotheentertainmentsystem byusingiPod/iPhoneUSBconnectingwire(optional).
DisconnectinganiPod/iPhone
Checkandconrmthatthereisnodataisbeingaccessed, pullouttheiPod/iPhoneUSBconnectingwire.
Note:ConnectionviaaUSBhubisnotallowed.
Note:Ifdatalossordamageoccurstothestorage deviceforanyreason,datawillgenerallyneverbe recovered.Fordamages,costsorexpensesduetodata lossordamage,MGassumesnoresponsibility.

BluetoothPhone

Instructions
•ConnectiontoallmobilephonesfeaturingBluetooth wirelesstechnologyisnotguaranteed.
•Theusedmobilephonemustbecompatiblewiththe entertainmentsystemsothatallfunctionsofBluetooth phoneofthesystemcanbenormallyrealized.
•WhenusingBluetoothwirelesstechnology,this entertainmentsystemmaynotoperateallofthe functionsonthemobilephone.
•WhentransmittingvoiceanddataviaBluetooth technology,thestraight-linedistancebetweenthis entertainmentsystemandthemobilephoneshouldnot exceed10meters.However ,theactualtransmission distancemaybeshorterthantheestimateddistance, dependingontheusageenvironment.
•IfPrivatemodeisselectedonthemobilephone, hands-freecallfunctionmaybedisabled.
•Whentheentertainmentsystemisturnedoff,the Bluetoothconnectionisalsodisconnected.
•Whenthesystemrestarts,thesystemwillautomatically attempttoreconnectthepreviously-connectedmobile
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phone.Evenwhentheconnectionisterminatedfor somereasons,thesystemwillautomaticallyreconnect thespecicmobilephone(exceptwhentheconnection isterminatedduetomobilephoneoperation).
•DuetoBluetoothwirelessconnection,interruptionor errormayoccurintheprocessoftransmissioninsome extremecases,sothattheentertainmentsystemcannot bepairedandconnectedwithacellphone.Atthis time,itisrecommendedtoclearthepaireddevicesin thecellphoneandthedevicelistontheentertainment system,andperformpairingagain.
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BluetoothSetting
TheBluetoothsettingsincludeBluetoothOnandOff, devicename,paringcode,Bluetoothstate,etc.
•T ouch[Bluetooth]inmaininterface[Setting],andenter theBluetoothsettinginterface.T ouch[ON]toturnon Bluetoothfunction.
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Pairing code
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Bluetooth name
Bluetooth
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•ThedefaultnamedisplayedbythesystemisSAIC MOT OR,thedefaultpairingcodeis0000,andthe devicenameandpairingcodecanbemodied.
•WhenBluetoothisnotturnedon,thestatebardoes notdisplayBluetoothicon.WhenBluetoothisturned onbutnodeviceisconnected,thestatebardisplays WhenBluetoothisturnedonandadeviceisconnected, thestatebardisplays.
PairingwithMobilePhone
Thesystemsearchesforavailabledeviceswhichfeature Bluetoothtechnologyandarereadytoconnect,andwill displaytheminalistafterndingthem.
1IntheBluetoothSettinginterface,touch[Scanfor
Devices],andthentouch[Scan].
2Afterthescanningissuccessfullyperformed,the
scanneddevicenameswillappearinalist.Ifnodevice isfoundinthersttime,youcantouch[ScanAgain].
3Afterthecompletionofscanning,touch[Connect]
followingthedevicename.Amessagewillpromptto remindyouenterthePINcode.
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Connect
ConnectiPhone
iPhone Connect
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Display TimeAudio SystemBluetooth
4Usethemobilephonetoinputthepairingcodeof
theentertainmentsystem.
Aftertheconnectionissuccessful,amessageprompting connectioncompletionappears.
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PairingfromMobilePhone
OpenthesystemBluetoothfunction,requestthe connectionfrommobilephoneforpairingwiththemobile phone.
1T urnonBluetoothfunctiononthecellphoneand
searchtheentertainmentsystemtopair .
2Ifthecellphoneasksyoutoenterthepairingcode,
enterthepairingcodeoftheentertainmentsystem.
3Afterthepairingiscompleted,themessageprompting
connectioncompletionappears.Ifthepairingfails, pleaserepeattheprocedure.
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T ouchBluetoothphoneareainthemaininterfacetoenter theBluetoothphonemenu,includingContacts,Recent CallsandDialPad.
DialPad
T ouchBluetoothphoneareainthemaininterface,andthen touch[DialPad]toentertheDialPadinterface.
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1InputBox
Y oucaninputthephonenumberorinitialletterofa contactnametobedialed.
2MatchingaContact
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Intheprocessofenteringaphonenumber ,thesystem willmatchthenumberwithacontactintheContacts immediately.Thisiconwillappearwhenthereis amatchingresult,touchittodispla ythefollowing interface.T ouchitagain,thematchingresultwillbe retracted.
3BacktoDeleteButton
4MakingaCall
5NumericKeypadArea
Y oucaninputnumbersandsymbols,longpress0to inputa+sign.
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RecentCalls
T ouchBluetoothphoneareainthemaininterface,andthen touch[RecentCalls]toentertheRecentCallsinterface.
1CallHistoryT ype
Bluetoothdialed:
Bluetoothanswered:
Bluetoothmissed:
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2Contactname,talktime,contactway
T ouchtocallthiscontact.
3ContactPhoto
T ouchthephototoviewthecontactdetailrecordof thatcontact.
Contacts
T ouchBluetoothphoneareainthemaininterface,andthen touch[Contacts]toentertheContactsinterface.
2
1ContactName
2ContactPhoto
T ouchthephototoviewthecontact'sdetails.
3MakingaCall
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5QuicklyRetrievingaContactPerson
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MakingaCall
KeyboardInput
1EntertheBluetoothphoneinterface,touch[DialPad]
toenterdialpadinputinterface,andinputthephone numberorinitialletterofthecontactnameinthe textbox.
2T ouchthenumericbuttonstoinputthephone
numberorinitialletterofacontactname.Whenthe initialletterisinput,theinputboxwilldisplaythedial gurenumberinsteadoftheletter .
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