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Contents
Preface.............................................................................................................................1
Introduction.................................................................................................................................1
Owner'sHandbook...............................................................................................................................1
Announcement......................................................................................................................................1
PromptMessages...................................................................................................................................3
VehicleIdenticationInformation.............................................................................................4
VehicleIdentication..............................................................................................................................4
VehicleIdenticationPlate......................................................................................................................5
InstrumentsandControls...........................................................................................................8
InstrumentPack........................................................................................................................10
T achometer.........................................................................................................................................10
Speedometer.......................................................................................................................................10
MessageCentre.........................................................................................................................11
DigitalClock.......................................................................................................................................11
FuelGauge..........................................................................................................................................1 1
Odometer...........................................................................................................................................12
GearDisplay........................................................................................................................................12
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VehicleInformationDisplay...................................................................................................................12
WarningLightsandIndicators.................................................................................................21
LightsandSwitches...................................................................................................................31
MasterLightSwitch..............................................................................................................................31
HeadlampLevellingManualAdjustment.................................................................................................33
FogLampsSwitch................................................................................................................................34
LightingLeverSwitch...........................................................................................................................35
HazardW arningLamps........................................................................................................................36
WipersandWashers.................................................................................................................37
FrontWindscreenWiperControls.......................................................................................................37
ProgrammedWipe..............................................................................................................................38
RearWindscreenWiperControls........................................................................................................38
SteeringSystem........................................................................................................................40
AdjustmentofSteeringColumn............................................................................................................40
ElectricPowerAssistedSteering...........................................................................................................41
Horn...........................................................................................................................................42
RearviewMirrors.......................................................................................................................43
ExteriorRearviewMirrors...................................................................................................................43
InteriorRearviewMirror......................................................................................................................45
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Sunvisor......................................................................................................................................47
Windowes..................................................................................................................................48
PowerOperatedWindowSwitch.........................................................................................................48
WindowOperation.............................................................................................................................48
Sunroof.......................................................................................................................................50
Instructions.........................................................................................................................................50
SunroofOperation...............................................................................................................................50
InteriorLight.............................................................................................................................53
FrontCourtesyandMapReadingLights................................................................................................53
RearCourtesyLight.............................................................................................................................54
PowerSocket.............................................................................................................................55
FrontConsolePowerSocket................................................................................................................55
RearConsolePowerSocket.................................................................................................................56
RearLoadspacePowerSocket.............................................................................................................56
StorageDevices.........................................................................................................................58
Instructions.........................................................................................................................................58
GloveBox...........................................................................................................................................58
StorageBox–DriverSide....................................................................................................................59
CubbyBox..........................................................................................................................................59
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T runkStorageCompartment...............................................................................................................60
GlassesBox.........................................................................................................................................61
CupHolder...............................................................................................................................62
CentreConsoleCupHolder...............................................................................................................62
RearArmrestandRearCupHolder.....................................................................................................62
RoofLuggageRack...................................................................................................................63
MaximumAuthorisedLoadfortheRoof................................................................................................63
PeriodicalCheck..................................................................................................................................64
2AirConditioningandAudioSystems.......................................................................65
Ventilation..................................................................................................................................66
Particle/PollenFilter.............................................................................................................................67
Vents..................................................................................................................................................67
AutomaticT emperatureControl
ControlPanel......................................................................................................................................69
SystemOn/Off....................................................................................................................................70
AutomaticT emperatureControlMode.................................................................................................70
ManualT emperatureControlMode......................................................................................................70
BlowerSpeedControl..........................................................................................................................70
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Temperature Control........................................................................................................................... 70
Temperature Zone Control .................................................................................................................. 71
A/C On/Off ......................................................................................................................................... 71
Air Distribution Mode.......
Heated Rear Window .......................................................................................................................... 72
Air Circulation Mode ........................................................................................................................... 72
Defrost/Demist Button ..........................
Entertainment System ........................................................................................................... 74
Important Safety Information ................................................................................................................ 74
Cautions for Using Screen .....................................................................
Playable File Format for Entertainment System ....................................................................................... 76
Basic Operations ................................................................................................................................. 77
Bluetooth Phone........................................................................................................................
Entertainment ..................................................................................................................................... 96
Apple CarPlay.................................................................................................................................... 104
Car Set ...................................................................................................................
A/C Display ....................................................................................................................................... 110
Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 110
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3 Seats & Restraints.................................................................................................... 117
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Seats.........................................................................................................................................118
Overview..........................................................................................................................................1 18
HeadRestraints.................................................................................................................................118
ManualSeatAdjustment PowerSeatAdjustment FrontSeatHeating
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...................................................................................................................120
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....................................................................................................................121
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RearSeats.........................................................................................................................................123
SeatBelts.................................................................................................................................125
ProtectionProvidedbySeatBelts.......................................................................................................126
WearingSeatBelts.............................................................................................................................127
HowChildrenUseSeatBelts..............................................................................................................132
SeatBeltPre-tensioners
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...................................................................................................................133
SeatBeltChecks,MaintenanceandReplacement..................................................................................135
AirbagSupplementaryRestraintSystem..............................................................................137
Overview..........................................................................................................................................137
AirbagDeployment............................................................................................................................138
ConditionsinWhichAirbagsWillNotDeploy....................................................................................143
ServiceandReplacementofAirbags....................................................................................................147
DisposalofAirbags............................................................................................................................148
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ChildRestraints.......................................................................................................................150
ImportantSafetyInstructionsaboutUsingChildRestraints...................................................................150
ChildRestraintsGroups.....................................................................................................................152
ApprovedChildRestraintPositions.....................................................................................................154
4Starting&Driving....................................................................................................161
Keys..........................................................................................................................................162
Introduction......................................................................................................................................162
ReplacingtheBattery.........................................................................................................................163
ChildProofLocks....................................................................................................................165
AlarmSystems........................................................................................................................166
EngineImmobilisation.........................................................................................................................166
ElectronicAntitheftAlarmSystem.......................................................................................................167
T ailgate.............................................................................................................................................171
StartingandStoppingEngine................................................................................................173
IgnitionSwitch(KeyStart)*................................................................................................................173
IgnitionSwitch(PassiveStart)*...........................................................................................................174
EngineStart(KeyStart)*....................................................................................................................176
EngineStart(PassiveStart)*...............................................................................................................177
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StoppingtheEngine............................................................................................................................180
EconomicandEnvironment-FriendlyDrivingMode.............................................................181
Running-in.........................................................................................................................................181
EnvironmentProtection.....................................................................................................................181
EconomicDriving..............................................................................................................................181
DrivinginSpecialEnvironment............................................................................................................183
InspectionandMaintenance................................................................................................................184
CatalyticConverter................................................................................................................185
FuelSystem.............................................................................................................................187
FuelRequirements.............................................................................................................................187
FuelFiller..........................................................................................................................................188
Refueling...........................................................................................................................................188
6-SpeedManualT ransmission T win-clutchSportronicT ransmission(TST)
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..............................................................................................189
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.......................................................................191
Instructions.......................................................................................................................................191
GearShift..........................................................................................................................................191
VehicleStart-off.................................................................................................................................194
DrivingonHills..................................................................................................................................195
ControlMode...................................................................................................................................196
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ProtectionMode................................................................................................................................198
All-WheelDriveSystem(A WD)
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..........................................................................................200
DriveMode.......................................................................................................................................200
Lock-modeButton.............................................................................................................................201
Lock-modeOn/All-wheelDriveSystemMalfunctionIndicatorLamp......................................................201
Brakesystem...........................................................................................................................203
FootBrake........................................................................................................................................203
ActiveRolloverProtection(ARP) HillDescentControl(HDC)System
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......................................................................................................207
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.................................................................................................208
Anti-lockBrakeSystem(ABS).............................................................................................................210
ElectronicParkingBrake(EPB)............................................................................................................212
StabilityControlSystem(SCS)andT ractionControlSystem(TCS)................................215
T yrePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS) CruiseControlSystem
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.........................................................................................................218
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ParkingAid.............................................................................................................................221
UltrasonicSensorParkingAid.............................................................................................................221
ParkingCamera................................................................................................................................222
LoadCarrying..........................................................................................................................223
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LoadSpace........................................................................................................................................223
InternalLoading.................................................................................................................................224
5EmergencyInformation..........................................................................................225
HazardWarningDevices........................................................................................................226
HazardW arningLamps......................................................................................................................226
WarningT riangle................................................................................................................................226
EmergencyStarting................................................................................................................227
UsingBoosterCables.........................................................................................................................227
StartingtheVehicle............................................................................................................................227
VehicleRecovery.....................................................................................................................229
T owingforRecovery..........................................................................................................................229
T ransporterorT railerwithRope........................................................................................................232
T yreRepairandWheelReplacement....................................................................................233
SpareWheelandT oolKit...................................................................................................................233
ChangingaWheel..............................................................................................................................234
FuseReplacement...................................................................................................................238
Fuse..................................................................................................................................................238
BatteryFuseBox..............................................................................................................................240
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PassengerCompartmentFuseBox......................................................................................................241
EngineCompartmentFuseBox...........................................................................................................244
BulbReplacement...................................................................................................................248
BulbSpecication...............................................................................................................................248
BulbReplacement..............................................................................................................................249
6Maintenance.............................................................................................................251
Maintenance............................................................................................................................252
RoutineServicing...............................................................................................................................252
Bonnet......................................................................................................................................256
OpentheBonnet..............................................................................................................................256
ClosingtheBonnet............................................................................................................................256
BonnetUnlockAlarm........................................................................................................................256
EngineCompartment.............................................................................................................258
2.0LT urbochargedEngineCompartment.............................................................................................258
1.5LT urbochargedEngineCompartment.............................................................................................259
Engine.......................................................................................................................................260
2.0LT urbochargedEngineOil.............................................................................................................260
1.5TEngineOil..................................................................................................................................261
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EngineOilLevelCheckandT opUp.....................................................................................................262
EngineOilSpecication......................................................................................................................263
CoolingSystem.......................................................................................................................264
CoolantCheckandT opUp................................................................................................................264
CoolantSpecication.........................................................................................................................264
Brake........................................................................................................................................266
BrakePads........................................................................................................................................266
BrakeFluidCheckandT opUp............................................................................................................266
BrakeFluidSpecication.....................................................................................................................267
Battery.....................................................................................................................................268
BatteryMaintenance..........................................................................................................................268
BatteryReplacement..........................................................................................................................268
Washer.....................................................................................................................................269
WasherFluidCheckandT opUp.........................................................................................................269
WasherNozzles................................................................................................................................270
WasherFluidSpecication..................................................................................................................270
Wipers.....................................................................................................................................271
WiperBlades.....................................................................................................................................271
ReplacingFrontWiperBlades.............................................................................................................272
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ReplacingRearWiperBlades（1.5LT urbochargedEngine）..........................................................273
ReplacingRearWiperBlades（2.0LT urbochargedEngine）..........................................................274
T yre..........................................................................................................................................275
Outline.............................................................................................................................................275
CaringforY ourT yres.........................................................................................................................276
T yreWearIndicators.........................................................................................................................277
ReplacementofT yres.........................................................................................................................278
WheelFitmentRotation.....................................................................................................................278
T yre/SnowChains..............................................................................................................................279
CleaningandVehicleCare......................................................................................................280
AutomobileExternalCare..................................................................................................................280
AutomobileInternalCare...................................................................................................................285
7T echnicalData..........................................................................................................287
T echnicalDataDimensions....................................................................................................288
Weights....................................................................................................................................289
MainEngineParameters.........................................................................................................291
DynamicPerformanceParameters........................................................................................293
RecommendedFluidsandCapacities....................................................................................294
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WheelAlignment(UnladenCondition)................................................................................296
WheelsandTires....................................................................................................................296
T yrePressure(Cold)...............................................................................................................296
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Preface

Introduction

Owner'sHandbook

ThankyouforpurchasingtheSAICMotorproduct.Please readthishandbookcarefullysincetheinformationinitmay allowyoutoknowhowtooperateyourcarsafelyand properly,andenjoyyourdrivingpleasureatmaximumfrom it.
ThisHandbookdescribesalldevicesandfunctionsinthis passengercarseries.
Thishandbookincludestheup-to-dateproduct informationavailableatthetimeofissuance,andthe companyhasthefullauthoritiestotakechargeof theamendments,explanationsandstatementsofthis handbook.Thecompanyaimstoimproveoutproducts continuously,sotheproductmaybealteredwithoutprior noticeafterthehandbookiscompleted.Foranyquestion onthepurchasedvehicleorowner'shandbook,please consultanMGAuthorisedRepairer .
TheillustrationsintheOwner'sHandbookarefor referenceonly.

Announcement

TheOwner'sHandbookandWarrantyandMaintenance Manualintroduceshowtouseyourvehicleproperly, precautionsinuse,andhowtoserviceandmaintainyour vehiclecorrectly.Meanwhile,theyareintendedtoidentify agreementsbetweenthecompanyandownersoncreation andterminationforrelatedproductqualityassurance liabilitiesaswellasaftersalesservicerightsandduties. PleasereadtheOwner'sHandbookandWarrantyandthe MaintenanceManualcarefullybeforeusinganyproductsof thecompany .
Pleasealwaysuseaccessories,partsandoils&uids inconformitywithSAICMotortechnicalspecications andqualitystandardsandapplicabletothevehicle,and maintainandserviceyourvehicleinaccordancewith correctoperationprocedures.Forbettermaintenance andserviceofyourvehicle,youarerecommendedto consultalocalMGAuthorisedRepairer .Pleaserespect intellectualpropertyandusegenuineaccessories,parts, etc.Ifanyaccessoriesandpartswhichmayinfringe intellectualpropertyareused,youwillprobablybear correspondinglegalrisksandlegalconsequences.
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TheMGAuthorisedRepairerinthishandbookrefersto anySAICMotorMGAuthorisedRepairer ,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.
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PromptMessages

Warning
Thiswarningsymbolidentiesprocedures thatmustbefollowedprecisely,or informationthatmustbeconsideredwith greatcare,inordertoreducetheriskof personalinjuryorseriousdamagetothe vehicle.
IMPORT ANT
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cation
1VehicleIdenticationNumber（VIN）
2EngineNumber
3T ransmissionNumber
WhencommunicatingwithanMGAuthorisedRepairer , alwaysquotetheV ehicleIdenticationNumber(VIN).If
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theengineortransmissionisinvolved,itmayberequired toprovidetheidenticationnumbersoftheseassemblies.
LocationsofV ehicleIdenticationMarkings
VehicleIdenticationNumber
•Stampedontheinstrumentpanelvisiblethroughthe bottomlefthandcornerofthewindscreen;
•Onthevehicleidenticationplate;
•Stampedontheoorunderthefrontpassengerseat;
•Stampedabovetheinnersideofthetailgatevisibleby openingthetailgate.
Note:Thevehiclediagnosticsocketislocatedabove theacceleratorpedal.TheVINinformationcanbe accessedusingtheSAICDiagnosticScanT ool.
EngineNumber
Stampedontherightfrontsideoftheengineblock(view fromthefrontendofthevehicle).
TransmissionNumber
Stampedontheupperfaceofthetransmissionhousing intheenginecompartment.Thetransmissionnumberof
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somevehiclesisontherighttransmissionhousing(viewed fromthefrontendofthevehicle),whichcanbeseenwhen thevehicleislifted.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairer.
VehicleIdenticationPlate
Thevehicleidenticationplatecontainsthefollowing information:
•Model/T ype;
•EngineT ype;
•VehicleIdenticationNumber(VIN);
•Date;
•GrossV ehicleWeight;
•GrossT rainWeight
•MaxFrontAxleW eight
•MaxRearAxleW eight
•Country;
•Manufacturer .
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;
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;
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LocationofVehicleIdenticationLabel
Thevehicleidenticationlabelislocatedatthelowerside oftherightBpillar .
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InstrumentsandControls

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8InstrumentsandControls

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InstrumentPack
11MessageCentre
21WarningLightsandIndicators
31LightsandSwitches
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WipersandW ashers
40SteeringSystem
42Horn
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RearviewMirrors
47Sunvisor
48Windowes
50Sunroof
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InteriorLight
PowerSocket
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StorageDevices
62CupHolder
63RoofLuggageRack
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1 2 5 6 7 8
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1 01 21 31 41 61 71 8 1 51 9
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1 1

InstrumentsandControls

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InstrumentsandControls
ExteriorRearviewMirrorsandMasterLighting
1
LevelingSwitch
2MasterLightingSwitch12AcceleratorPedal
Horn
3
InstrumentPack
4
5
Wiper/WasherControls
6AirConditioningControls16CruiseStalkSwitch
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OnboardEntertainmentSystem
8EntertainmentControls18
9FrontPassengerAirbag19PowerWindowSwitch
10GearShiftLever
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IgnitionSwitch
BrakePedal
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14DriverAirbag
15
ClutchPedal
17BonnetReleaseHandle
FuelFillerFlapReleaseHandle
1
*
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InstrumentPack

T achometer

Indicatestheenginespeed(gure1),in×1000rpm.
IMPORT ANT
T oprotecttheenginefromdamage,neverallowthe pointertoremainintheredsectorofthegaugefor prolongedperiods.
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Speedometer

Indicatesthevehiclespeed(gure2),inkm/h.
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km
0
12:30
0
km/h
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1
4
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MessageCentre

Messagecentreprovidesthefollowinginformation:
1DigitalClock
2FuelGauge
3Odometer
4GearDisplay
5VehicleInformationDisplay
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DigitalClock

Displaysthecurrenttimeindigitalform.

FuelGauge

Thequantityoffuelinthetankisindicatedbythenumber ofsegmentsilluminated.Thereare8segmentsintotal. Whenonlyonesegmentremainsilluminated,thelowfuel warningindicatorbelowthemessagecentreilluminates, accompaniedwithanaudiblealarm.Asthefuellevel continuestodrop,theleftmostsegmentandlowfuel warninglampwillashtogether ,accompaniedwithan audiblealarm.
IMPORT ANT
Ifthelowfuelwarninglampilluminates,pleaserefuelas earlyaspossible.
Thearrowontheleftoffuelgaugesymbolin thedisplayindicatesthatthefuelllerislocatedontheleft ofthevehicle.
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Odometer

WhentheignitionswitchisinpositionON,itdisplaysthe totaldistancethecarhastravelled.

GearDisplay

WiththeignitionswitchinpositionON,itdisplaysthe currentshiftleverposition(P ,R,N,D,1,2,3,4,5,6,7
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,S)oftheautomatictransmission.If'EP'isdisplayed,it
indicatesafaultwiththeautomatictransmission.
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VehicleInformationDisplay

WiththeignitionswitchinpositionON,thegeneral messagefunctioncanbeselectedasfollows:
•PresstheUp/Downbuttonontherightofmultifunction steeringwheeltomakeadjustment.
•PressOKbuttonontherightofthesteeringwheelto conrmorlongpressOKbuttontoreset.
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A
B
Themessagedisplaycontainsthefollowinginformation:
1WarningInformation
2T ripComputer
3Menu
WarningInformation
Forthefollowingwarningmessages,whenthefailureis detected,themessagescreendisplaysthewarningmessage andsymbol,butnotaccompaniedwithawarningindicator .
IconMessage
/
PowerLow
PartialDevice
Limited
PowerLow
PartialDevice
Closed
Action
Indicatingtocloseall doors,bonnetandboot beforeleavingordriving thecar .
Startthecar immediatelytorecharge thebattery.
IconMessage
FastenSeat
Belt
PleasePress
BraketoStart
NoK eyPress
Braketo
Restart
PleasePress
Brake
PressBrake
toShift
PressBrake ReleaseEPB
Action
Indicatestheneedto fastenthedriver’sseat belt.
Requestingthedriver topressbrakepedalto start.
Requestingthedriver topressbrakepedalto restart.
Requestingthedriverto pressbrakepedal.
Requestingthedriverto pressbrakepedaltoshift gear.
Requestingthedriverto pressbraketorelease EPB.
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A
BC
P
A
IconMessage
ClutchSwitch
Fault
PleaseEngage
Park
HillHold
Unavaliable
ParkBrake
Forcenot
Enough
AutoholdFail
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Action
ConsultMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliest opportunity.
Requestingthedriver toputtheshiftleverof automatictransmission inPpositionduring parking
Indicatinghillholdis currentlyunavailable.
ConsultMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliest opportunity.
ConsultMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliest opportunity.
IconMessage
PleaseT ake
Y ourKey
T akeSmart
KeyOut
ofBackup
Position
PutKey
IntoBackup
Position
SmartKey
NotDetected
Action
Indicatingtothedriver thatthekeyisstillinthe car,pleaseremovethe key.
Indicatesthatthekey isleftinthemarked positionatthebottom ofthecenterconsole cupholder .
Indicatestoputthekey
inpositionatthe bottomofthecenter consolecupholder.For specicposition,please referto"BackupStarting Procedure"of"Engine Start(PassiveStart)" in"Starting&Driving" section.
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+
IconMessage
HeadLamp
ControlFault
LampFail:
XXX
LightsOn
WasherFluid
Low
Fuelsystem
Fault
Action
IndicatingthattheAFS systemhasafault.
Indicatingtothedriver thatthebulbofbrake lamp,directionindicator, dippedbeam,sidelight, rearfog,reverselamp hasfailed.Replaceatthe earliestopportunity .
Switchthelightsoff beforeleavingthecar.
Indicatingtothedriver tocheckandrellthe windshieldwasheruid.
ConsultMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliest opportunity.
IconMessage
Please Replace Battery
Increase
SpeedorStop
Safely
StopSafely
Readyfor
DriveAway
Action
Indicatingtothedriver thatthebatteryhasa failureandneedstobe replaced.
Indicatingtothedriver thatthetransmissionis toohot.Pleasespeed uporparksafelyunder permittedconditions.
Indicatingtothedriver thatthetransmissionis toohot.Pleasepark safelyunderpermitted conditions.
Indicatingtothedriver thatthetransmission temperatureisreduced andthecarcancontinue todrive.
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IconMessage
PleaseWait
AirbagLamp
SlowDown
Action
Indicatingtothedriver thatthetransmission iscoolingdown,please waitfortransmission coolingunderpermitted conditions.Ifthe warningmessagestill remainsonafter transmissioncooling (appr.20mins),please consultMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliest opportunity.
Fail
IndicatesthattheAirbag lampfails.
Indicatingtothedriver thattheselectedspeed orASLsetpointhas beenexceeded.
IconMessage
/
/
EngagePorN
geartostart
Please
Initialize
Driver
Window
TPMSEnter
WinterMode
PassiveEntry
Fault
LongPress
ButtonT urn
EngineOff
Action
Requestingthedriverto putintothedesignated position.
Requestingthedriverto initializedriver’swindow lift.Pleasereferto "WindowOperation"in thissection.
IndicatesthatTPMS enterwintermode.
ConsultMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliest opportunity.
Indicatesamethodto shutdownthecar .
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IconMessage
/
/
Ignition
SystemFault
StartStop
ButtonFail
ConsultMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliest opportunity.
ConsultMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliest opportunity.
T ripComputer
Thefollowinginformationwillbedisplayed:
1DigitalSpeed
2RangetoEmpty
3FuelConsumption
4CurrentMemory
5AccumulateMemory
6T yrePressureDispla y
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Action
DigitalSpeed
Displaysthecurrentdrivingspeed,inkm/h.
RangetoEmpty
Thisfunctionautomaticallycalculatesanddisplaysthe mileagewhichthecarcanrunbeforethefueltankbecomes empty,andthismileagewillchangeafterrefueling.
The‘rangetoempty’calculationisbasedonacombination ofcurrentdrivingstyleandthefuelconsumptionrecorded bythecomputerduringthepreviousfewminutes.
FuelConsumption
Displaysthefuelconsumptioninthecurrentdrivingmode.
CurrentMemory
Displaystheduration,averagespeed,averagefuel consumptionandrangesincestartup.Thesevalueswill beresetonehourafterpoweroff.Itcanalsobereset bylongpressingOKbuttonontherightofmultifunction steeringwheel.
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Accumulate Memory
Displays the duration, average speed, average fuel consumption and range since reset. It can be reset by long pr essing OK button on the right of multifunction steering wheel.
Tyre Pressure Display
Displays the tyre pressure.
Next Service
The information centre will display the distance remaining prior to the next maintenance and the estimated time for next maintenance. Whenever the ignition is switched to ON position, the above maintenance message will display for about 4 seconds.
The relevant maintenance should be carried out as soon as the distance display shows 0km. Upon the completion of each maintenance, the distance display will be reset to the initial value by the Authorised Repairer.
Note: Because the service interval display reduces in increments of 50 km, it is possible to undertake a
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short journey without triggering any movement from the display.
Note: If a service is not carried out (or the display is not reset by an MG Authorised Repairer after servicing) after the distance display shows 0, the distance indicator, having reached zero, will remain at 0 until it is reset.
Menu
Press the OK button on the right of the steering wheel on the trip computer message interface to enter "Menu" interface.
Press the Up/Down button on the right of the steering wheel to select the required menu option. Press the OK button after the option is highlighted to enter the sub-menu, or execute the function of this menu option.
"Menu" provides the following options:
• Esc - used to return to previous menu
• Speed Threshold
• Functions Reset
• Display Setting
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SpeedThreshold
Thismenudisplaysthecurrentvehiclespeedsettingvalue and+and-symbols.PresstheUp/DownButtononthe rightofthesteeringwheeltomodifythesettingspeedas required,setthespeedrangeto30～220km/h,andadjust itintheincrementof5km/h.
Aftertheoverspeedalarmisset,ifthevehiclespeed exceedsthesetspeed,themessagecentredisplaysSlow
Downaccompaniedwithanaudiblealarmtoalertthe
driver.
TheoverspeedcanbesettoOff.Thedefaultsettingfor theoverspeedalarmisoff.
FunctionsReset
ResetCurrentMemoryorAccumulate
Memory.T oresetalltripcomputermessages,select AllandpresstheOKbuttonontherightofthesteering
wheel.
DisplaySetting
Y oucansetsomevehiclefunctionsinthismenu,including:
Units,Language
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Color,IlluminationLuminaandEcoReminder.
Units
Settheunitsoffuelconsumptionanddistance.
Consumption
SelecteitherL/100km,km/L,mpg(US)or
mpg(UK).
Distance
Selectkmormiles.
Language
Selectoneofthelanguagetosetthedisplaylanguageof messagecentre.
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TripComputer
SelectDefaultModeorFunctionSelection.
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DefaultMode
SelectBlankorHistory.
FunctionSelection
SelectDigitalSpeed,RangetoEmpty,
InstantaneoFuel,CurrentMemoryorAccumu Memory.
IlluminationColor
Usedtoselecttheinstrumentbacklightofthecar .Select
Red,WhiteorSportMode.
IlluminationLumina
Displaysthecurrentbacklightbrightnessand+,-symbols. PresstheUp/Downbuttonontherightofsteeringwheel toadjustbacklightbrightness.Thereare3brightnesslevels intotal.
EcoReminder
PressOKbuttonontherightofthesteeringwheelto switchonoroffthemessagedisplayedundertheECO drivingmode.
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WarningLightsandIndicators

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MainBeamIndicator-Blue
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Withtheheadlamphighbeams turnedon,thislampilluminates,andthemessagecentre displaysMainBeamOn.
Note:Afterhighbeamisactivatedformorethan2 seconds,themessagecentrewilldisplayMainBeam
On.
SidelightIndicator-Green
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Withthesidelightsturnedon,this lampilluminates.
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RearFogLampIndicator-Yellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Withtherearfoglampsturnedon, thislampilluminates.
DirectionIndicators-Green
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Theleftandrightdirectionindicator lampsareindicatedbydirectionalarrows,whichare locatedatthetopoftheinstrumentpack.Whenthe turningsignallampashes,thedirectionindicatorlampon thecorrespondingsidealsoashes.Ifthehazardwarning lampsareoperated,bothdirectionindicatorlampswill ashtogether.Ifeitherdirectionindicatorlampinthe instrumentpackashesveryrapidly,itindicatestheturning signallamponthecorrespondingsidehasfailure.
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Note:Failureofasiderepeaterlampwillhaveno effectontheashfrequencyofdirectionindicator lamp.
ECODrivingModeIndicator-Green
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.WiththeECOdrivingmodedisplay settoON,ifthecarisdrivinginECOmode,thislamp illuminates.IftheECOdrivingmodedisplayissettoOFF orthecarisnotdrivinginECOmode,thislampdoesnot goon.
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AirbagWarning-Red
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguish orilluminatesduringdriving,itindicatesaSRSfaultor seatbeltpre-tensionerfaulthasbeendetected.Afterthe vehicleisstarted,themessagecentrewilldisplayAirbag
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp
Faultaccompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.Seekan
MGAuthorisedRepairerurgently .AnSRSfaultmaymean thatcomponentsmaynotbedeployedintheeventofan accident.
SeatBeltUnfastenedWarning-Red
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguish,it indicatestheseatbeltforthedriverorfrontpassenger remainsunfastened.
Whenthevehiclespeedexceeds15km/handtheseatbelt forthedriverorfrontpassenger lampashesaccompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.The messagecentredisplaysFastenSeatBeltorFasten
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp
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PassengerSeatBelt.
CruiseControl-Green/Yellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes
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uponthecompletion.Ifthecruisemasterswitchis switchedon,butnospeedissetthislampilluminates green.ThemessagecentredisplaysCruiseControl
Standby.
Whenthecruisecontrolsystemoperates,thislamp illuminatesyellow,indicatingthecruisecontrolsystemis activated.ThemessagecentredisplaysCruiseSetxxx
km/horCruiseSetxxxMPH(xxxindicatesset
speed).
Ifafailureinthecruisecontrolsystemisdetected,when thegreenindicatorextinguishes,theyellowindicator ashesthreetimes,andthemessagecentredisplays
CruiseControlFailaccompaniedwithanaudible
warning.SeekanMGAuthorisedRepairerurgently
LowOilPressureWarning-Red
WiththeignitioninONposition,thelamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes afterthevehicleisstarted.Ifthelightremainson,or illuminatescontinuouslywhendriving(Themessagecentre displaysLowOilPressure),seriousenginedamage
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couldoccur;stopthevehicleassoonassafetypermitsand
SWITCHOFFTHEENGINEIMMEDIA TEL Y.
Checktheoillevel.SeekanMGAuthorisedRepairer urgently.
AlternatorMalfunctionWarning-Red
WiththeignitioninONposition,thelamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes afterthevehicleisstarted.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguish orilluminatesduringdriving,themessagecentredisplays
AlternatorFail.SeekanMGAuthorisedRepairer
urgently.
Ifaseverelylowbatteryconditionoccurs,thesystemwill limitorturnoffsomeelectricaldevices,inthiscase,the messagecentredisplaysPowerLowPartialDevice
LimitedorP owerLowPartialDeviceClosed
accompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.
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T yrePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)
Warning-Y ellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguishor illuminatesduringdriving,themessagecentredisplaysXX
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pleasecheckyourtyrepressure.
Ifthislampashesandthenremainsonfor90seconds,the messagecentredisplaysTPMSSystemFailPlease
Check，itindicatesthesystemhasafailure.Seekan
MGAuthorisedRepairerurgently.
StabilityControlSystem/T ractionControl
SystemOperationandFaultW arning-Y ellow
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguish orilluminatesduringdriving,itindicatesthesystemhasa
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp
failure.Afterthevehicleisstarted,themessagecentrewill displayStabilityControlFailorTractionControl
Failaccompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.Pleaseseekan
MGAuthorisedRepairerurgently.
Ifthislampashesduringdriving,itindicatesthesystemis operatingtoassistthedriver .
StabilityControlSystem/T ractionControl
SystemOFFWarning-Y ellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,this lampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifthestabilitycontrol System/tractioncontrolsystemisswitchedoffmanually , thiswarninglampwillilluminate.Afterthevehicle isstarted,themessagecentrewilldisplayStability
ControlOfforT ractionControlOff.
ABSWarning-Y ellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes
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uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguishafter thecarisstarted,themessagecentredisplaysABSFail accompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.PleaseseekanMG AuthorisedRepairerurgently.
IfanABSfailureoccurswhiledriving,ABSoperationwillbe suspended,butnormalbrakingwillstillbeavailable.Please seekanMGAuthorisedRepairerurgently .
BrakeSystemWarning-Red
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguishor illuminatesduringdriving,itindicatesafailurewiththe brakingsystemsuchasbrakeuidlossorelectronicbrake forcedistributionfailure.Themessagecentredispla ys
BrakeFail.
Checkbrakeuidlevel(referto"BrakeFluidCheckand T opUp"underthe"Maintenance"section).Ifthelamp remainson,stopthecarassoonassafetypermitsandseek anMGAuthorisedRepairerurgently .
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HillDescentControl(HDC)ON/Malfunction
IndicatorLamp-Green/Y ellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.WithHDCswitchpressed,ifthe indicatorlampilluminatesgreen,itmeanstheHDCsystem entersintoStandbymode.Whenthelampashesgreen,it indicatesthatthesystemiscurrentlyunderthecontrolof HDC.PresstheHDCswitchagain.Thelampextinguishes, anditindicatestheHDCfunctionisdeactivated.
IfHDCrelatedsystemhasafailure,thislampilluminates yellow.Afterthecarisstarted,themessagecentre displaysHillDescentControlFail.Pleaseseekan MGAuthorisedRepairerurgently.
Ifthelampashesyellow,itindicatesthatthebrakesystem istoohotandHDCsystemisdisabled.
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CheckEngine/DrivebyWireWarning-Y ellow
Theindicatorlampisusedtoindicateany failuredetectedbytheenginemanagementsystemwhich seriouslyaffectstheengineperformanceandemissions. WiththeignitioninONposition,thislampilluminatesto conductasystemself-checkandextinguishesuponthe completion.
Thislampwillilluminateifanenginefaultoccursthatwill effectengineperformanceduringdriving,andthemessage centredisplaysCheckEngine.PleaseseekanMG AuthorisedRepairerurgently.
EngineEmissionsMalfunctionWarning-Y ellow
Theindicatorlampisusedtoindicateany enginefailurewhichwillaffecttheengineperformance andemissions.WiththeignitioninONposition,thelamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes afterthevehicleisstarted.
Thislampwillilluminateifanenginefaultoccursthatwill affectengineperformanceandemissionsduringdriving, andthemessagecentredisplaysEngineFault.Seekan MGAuthorisedRepairerurgently.
EngineCoolantT emperatureWarning-Red
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguish orilluminatesduringdriving,themessagecentredisplays
EngineT empHighaccompaniedwithanaudible
warning,toinformthedriverthattheenginecoolant temperatureishigh.Ifthecoolanttemperaturecontinues toincrease,thislampwillash,themessagecentredisplays
EngineT empHighaccompaniedwithanaudible
warning.Highenginecoolanttemperaturecouldresultin severedamage.Stopthevehicleandswitchofftheengine assoonassafetypermitsandseekanMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliestopportunity.
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ElectricP owerAssistedSteering(EPS)/
SteeringAngleSensor(SAS)Warning-
Red/Y ellow
Thewarninglampisusedtoindicateelectric powersteeringfailureorsteeringanglesensorfailure. WiththeignitioninONposition,thislampilluminatesto conductasystemself-checkandextinguishesuponthe completion.
Ifthislampilluminatesyellow,itindicatestheelectric powerassistedsteeringsystemhasageneralfailureand theperformancewillbereduced.Afterthecarisstarted, themessagecentredisplaysSteeringPowerFalling accompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.Assoonassafety permits,stopthecar,switchofftheengineandrestart. IfthelampremainsilluminatedseekanMGAuthorised Repairerurgently .
Ifthislampashesred,itindicatestheelectricpower steeringsystemhasaseriousfault.Afterthecarisstarted, themessagecentredisplaysPowerSteeringFault
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accompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.PleaseseekanMG AuthorisedRepairerurgently.
Ifthislampilluminatesred,itindicatesthesteeringangle sensorhasafaultorisnotcalibrated.Afterthecaris started,themessagecentredisplaysSASFaultorSAS
UncalibratedSeeHandbookaccompaniedwithan
audiblewarning.PleaseseekanMGAuthorisedRepairer urgently.
EngineImmobiliserSystemWarning-Red
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.
WiththeignitioninONposition,thelampilluminatesif avalidkeyisnotdetected,themessagecentredisplays
InvalidK eyaccompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.Please
usetherightkey .
WiththeignitioninONposition,thelampashesifthe remotekeylowbattery,themessagecentredisplaysKey
BatteryLow.Pleasechangethekeybattery.
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WiththeignitioninOFFposition,thelampashesifthe vehicleisfullyarmedorpartiallyarmedwithsecurity system.
ElectronicParkingBrake(EPB)System
MalfunctionWarning-Yellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifelectronicparkingbrakesystem failureisdetectedorthesystemisunderdiagnosis,the indicatorlampwillilluminateaccompaniedwithaudible warning.SeekanMGAuthorisedRepairerurgently .
LowFuelWarningLamp-Y ellow
warning.Ifpossible,pleaserefuelbeforethelowfuel warninglampilluminates.
Ifthefuellevelcontinuestofall,thislampashes,andthe messagecentredisplaysLowFuelaccompaniedwithan audiblewarning.Whenfuelisaddedtothetankandthe fuellevelrisesabovethealertlimit,thislampextinguishes. Ifitdoesnotextinguish,seekanMGAuthorisedRepairer urgently.
Note:Whendrivingonsteeporroughroadswhilethe fuellevelislow,thewarninglampmayilluminate.
Iftheinstrumentpackfailstoreceivesignalsfromthefuel sensor,thislampashes,andthemessagecentredisplays
FuelSensorFailaccompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.
SeekanMGAuthorisedRepairerurgently .
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ElectronicParkingBrake(EPB)/AutoHold
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp
uponthecompletion.Thewarninglampilluminateswhen thefuelremaininginthefueltankislow ,andthemessage centredisplaysLowFuelaccompaniedwithanaudible
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illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Afterthesystemself-check,ifthe
Indicator-Red/Green
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp
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lamp illuminates red, it indicates the electronic parking brake is enabled. If this lamp electronic parking brake clamping force is inadaquate, or the electronic parking brake is in the process of dynamic braking.
When Auto Hold is operating to assist the driver, this lamp illuminates green.
red, it indicates the
Lock-mode ON/All-Wheel Drive System
Malfunction Indicator - Green/Yellow
this lamp illuminates to conduct a system self-check and extinguishes upon the completion. Press the Lock-mode button to enter the Lock-mode, the lamp illuminates green and the message centre displays
If the lamp illuminates yellow, it indicates the all-wheel drive system has a failure, and the message centre displays
Fail
If the yellow lamp does not extinguish, seek an MG Authorised Repairer urgently. Please refer to "All-Wheel
With the ignition switch in ON position,
4WD Lock On.
accompanied with an audible warning.
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LightsandSwitches

MasterLightSwitch

1AUTOLamp
2SideLamp/TailLampandSwitchIllumination
3Headlamp
4LightOff
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WiththeignitionswitchinpositionACC,theAUTO lightingsystemwillbedefaultedasON(1).TheAUTO lightingsystemwillautomaticallyswitchthesidelamps,tail lampsandswitchbacklightsonandoffaccordingtothe intensityofcurrentambientlight.
WiththeignitionswitchinpositionON,theAUTO lightingsystemwillautomaticallyswitchthesidelamps, taillamps,switchbacklightsanddippedbeamheadlamps onandoffandadjustthebacklightsoftheentertainment displayaccordingtotheintensityofcurrentambientlight.
Note:Thisfunctionusesalightsensorthatmonitors exteriorambientlightlevels.Itisttedinfrontofthe instrumentpanelnearthewindshield.DONO Tmask orcoverthisarea.Failuretoadheretothismayresult inheadlampsoperatingwhennotnecessary.
SideLamps,T ailLampsandSwitchIllumination
Rotatethemasterlightswitchtoposition2toswitchon thesidelamps,taillampsandswitchillumination.Withthe ignitionswitchintheOFFposition,ifthesidelightsare onandthedriver'sdoorisopened,anaudiblealarmwill
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sound.Themessagecentrewilldisplay"LightsOn"(model dependant).
Headlamp
WhentheignitionswitchinpositionON,rotatethemaster lightswitchtoposition3toswitchonthedippedbeam headlampsandsidelamps.
LightOff
T urnthemasterlightswitchtoposition4,soastoturn offthelamp.Thedaytimerunninglampison.Release theswitchtoposition1.ForsomemodelswithAUTO lightingsystem,afterthemasterlightingisturnedoff,turn theswitchagaintoposition4andtheautolampison.
FollowMeHome
Aftertheignitionswitchisturnedoff,pullthemaster lightswitchtowardsthesteeringwheel.FollowMeHome functionisenabled.Thedippedbeamheadlampsandrear foglampswilloperatebasedonyoursetstate.FollowMe Homecanbesetinthe"ComfortandConvenience"in "Vehicle"settingsontheentertainmentdisplay .
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DaytimeRunningLamp
Thedaytimerunninglampsturnonautomaticallywhenthe ignitionswitchisinpositionON.Whenthesidelamps areswitchedon,thedaytimerunninglampsextinguish automatically.
FindMyCar
Afterthecarislockedforseveralminutes,presstheLOCK buttonontheremotekey,FindMyCarfunctionisenabled, andtheturnsignallampandhornwilloperatebasedon yoursetstate.FindMyCarcanbesetinthe"Comfortand Convenience"in"V ehicle"settingsontheentertainment display.
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RL

HeadlampLevellingManualAdjustment

Position0istheinitialpositionoftheheadlamplevelling adjustmentswitch.Theheadlamplevellingcanbeadjusted asperthefollowingtableaccordingtothevehicleload.
LocationLoad
0Driver,ordriver&frontpassenger
1
Alltheseatsoccupiedwithnoload
LocationLoad
Alltheseatsoccupiedplusanevenly
2
distributedloadintheboot Driveronly ,plusanevenlydistributedloadin
3
theboot
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FogLampsSwitch

Insevereconditions(duringfoggyweather forinstance),thefoglampscanprovide additionallightsandimprovethevisible range.
RearFogLamps
WiththeignitionswitchinpositionONandtheheadlamps turnedon,pressthefoglampbuttontoposition1toturn
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ontherearfoglamps.Theindicatorilluminatesonthe instrumentpanelwhentherearfoglampsareon.
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4
2

LightingLeverSwitch

T akecarenottodazzleoncomingvehicles whenswitchingbetweenmainbeam headlampsanddippedbeamheadlamps.
DirectionIndicators
MovetheleverdowntoindicateaLEFTturn(1).Movethe leveruptoindicateaRightturn(2).Thecorresponding
GREENindicatorlampintheinstrumentpackwillash whentheturningsignallampsareworking.
Afterresettingthesteeringwheel,theleverwillbe automaticallyreset,andtheturningsignallampsgooff. Butifthesteeringwheelangleissmall,manuallyresetthe levertoturnofftheturningsignallamps.Iftheleverangle issmall,itwillberesetimmediately.Andtheturnsignal lampsanddirectionindicatorsashthreetimesandthen automaticallygooff.
Main/DippedBeamHeadlampsSwitching
WiththeignitionswitchinpositionONandthemaster lightswitchturnedtoposition3,pushthelever(3)towards theinstrumentpaneltooperatemainbeams.Thewarning lightintheinstrumentpackilluminatestoindicateMain BeamOnwhentheheadlightsareonmainbeam.Pushthe lever(3)onceagaintoswitchtodippedbeamheadlamps.
MainBeamFlash
T obrieyashthemainbeamonandoff,pullthelever towardsthesteeringwheel(4)andthenrelease.
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HazardWarningLamps

Pressthehazardwarninglampbuttontooperatethe hazardwarninglamps.Allturnsignallampsanddirection indicatorlampswillashtogether.Pressthebuttonagain toswitchoffthehazardwarninglamp.Allturnsignallamps anddirectionindicatorlampswillstopashing.Formore detailsandlocationreferto'HazardW arningDevices' under'EmergencyInformation'.
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WipersandWashers

FrontWindscreenWiperControls

Thewipersandwasherswilloperatewhentheignition switchisinpositionACCorON.Operatetheleverto selectdifferentwipingspeeds:
•Automaticwipe(1)
•Slowspeedwipe(2)
•Fastspeedwipe(3)
•Singlewipe(4)
•Automaticwipespeedadjustment(5)
•Programmedwipe(6)
AutomaticWipe
Bypushingtheleveruptotheautomaticwipeposition (1),thewiperswilloperateautomatically.T urntheswitch (5)toadjusttheautomaticwipespeed.Thisspeedwill alsochangewiththevehiclespeed.Asthevehiclespeed increases,thewipingspeedincreases.Asthevehiclespeed decreases,thewipingspeeddecreases.
SlowSpeedWipe
Bypushingtheleveruptotheslowspeedwipingposition (2),thewiperswilloperateslowly.Movetheleverto re-selectthewipingspeed.
FastSpeedWipe
Bypushingtheleveruptothefastspeedwipingposition (3),thewiperswilloperateatfastspeed.Movethelever tore-selectthewipingspeed.
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SingleWipe
Pressingthelever(4)downandreleasingwilloperatea singlewipe.Iftheleverishelddown(4),thewiperswill operatecontinuouslyuntiltheleverisreleased.
IMPORT ANT
•Avoidoperatingthewipersonadrywindscreen.
•Infreezingorextremelyhotconditions,makesure thatthewiperbladesarenotfrozenoradheredto thewindscreen.
•Ifthewiperorwindscreenarecoveredwithsnow , sundries,etc.,pleaseeliminatethemrstbefore using.

ProgrammedWipe

Pullingthelevertowardthesteeringwheel(6)willoperate thewindscreenwashers.Afterashortdelay ,thewipers willcommenceoperatinginconjunctionwiththewashers.
Note:Thewiperscontinueoperatingforafurther threewipesaftertheleverisreleased.Afterseveral seconds,therewillafurtherwipetoremoveanyuid drainingdownthescreen.
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IMPORT ANT
Ifthewashersfailtodeliverthescreenwashsolution, releasetheleverimmediately.Thiswillpreventthe wipersfromoperating,andtheconsequentriskof visibilitybeingimpairedbydirtsmearingacrossthe unwashedwindscreen.

RearWindscreenWiperControls

•Intermittentwipe(1)
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•Washandwipe(2)
•Washandwipe(3) Therearwasherandwiperwillworkwiththeignition switchedtopositionsA CCandON/RUN/STAR T .Ifthe rearwiperswitchisturnedtointermittentwipe(1),the rearwiperwilloperate.Itwillcomplete4continuous wipesbeforechangingtointermittentmode.Thetime periodbetweenthewipescanbeincreased/decreasedvia thewiperdelayswitch(4).
Iftherearwipeandwash(2)isselected,therearwiperand washerwilloperatetogether ,andtherearwiperwillmove fast.Iftheswitchisreleasedtointermittentwipe(1),the rearwasherwillstopoperating.
Iftherearwipeandwash(3)isselected,therearwiper andwasherwilloperatetogether.Iftheswitchisreleased tooffposition,therearwiperandwasherstopoperating.
Note:Whenthetailgateisopened,rearwiper operationswillbedisabled.
Note:Afterthewindshieldwipersareswitchedon,if theshiftleverismovedtotheRposition,therearwiper willoperate.
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SteeringSystem

AdjustmentofSteeringColumn

DONOTattempttoadjusttheheightor angleofthesteeringcolumnwhilethecaris inmotion.Thisisextremelydangerous.
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T oadjusttheangleorheightofthesteeringcolumntosuit yourdrivingposition:
1Fullyreleasethelockinglever.
2Holdthesteeringwheelinbothhandsandtiltthe
steeringcolumnupordowntomovethewheelinto themostcomfortableposition.
3Pushorpullthesteeringwheeltowardsorawayfrom
thebody.
4Onceacomfortabledrivingpositionhasbeen
selected,pullthelockingleverfullyuptolockthe steeringcolumnintoitsnewposition.
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ElectricPowerAssistedSteering

Iftheelectricpowerassistedsteeringfailsor cannotoperate,thesteeringwillappearvery heavy,thiswillaffectdrivingsafety.
Theelectricpowerassistedsteeringsystemonlyworks whentheengineisrunning.Thesystemoperatesviaa motorwithassistancelevelsautomaticallyadjustedbased onvehiclespeed,steeringwheeltorqueandsteeringwheel angle.
Theelectricpowerassistedsteeringsystemhasthe advantagesofsimplestructureandenergysaving. Comparedwiththetraditionalhydraulicpowerassisted steeringsystem,theelectricpowerassistedsteering systemonlyneedsenergyinactualsteering,sothat powerlosscanbereducedinthisoperatingwayofpower consumptionaccordingtotheneed.
IMPORT ANT
Holdingthesteeringwheelonfulllockforlongperiods willresultinareductioninpowerassistancecausinga heavierfeeltothesteering.
ElectricP owerAssistedSteering(EPS)
WarningLamps
Referto"WarningLightsandIndicators"in"Instruments andControls"section.
Ifthebatteryhasbeendisconnectedforanyreason,upon reconnectionthewarninglampwillilluminateyellow. Movementofthesteeringwheelfromlocktolockwill initialisethesystemandthelampwillextinguish.
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Horn

WhentheignitionswitchisinpositionACCor ON/RUN/ST ART,pressthevehiclehornpress(indicated byarrow)onthesteeringwheeltooperatethehorn.
Note:Thevehiclehornpressandthedriver'sairbag arelocatedincloseproximityonthesteeringwheel. Theillustrationshowsthepositionofthehorn (indicatedbyarrow),pleaseensurethatyoupress
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inthisareatoavoidanypotentialconictwiththe operationoftheairbag.
IMPORT ANT
T oavoidpossibleSRSissues,pleaseDONOTpress withexcessiveforceorhittheairbagcoverwhen operatingthehorn.
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RearviewMirrors

ExteriorRearviewMirrors

Note:Objectsviewedinexteriorrearviewmirrorsmay appearfurtherawaythantheyactuallyare.
ElectricAdjustmentofExteriorRearview
MirrorGlass
•Rotatetheknobtoselectleft(L)orright(R)rearview mirror .
•Pushtheknobinthedesireddirectiontoadjustthe angleoftheexteriorrearviewmirrorglass.
•Uponcompletionoftheadjustment,rotatetheknob backtothecentralposition,thiswillensureno accidentaladjustmentofthemirror .
ExteriorMirrorHeater
Theexteriorrearviewmirrorshaveintegralheating elementswhichdisperseiceormistfromtheglass.The heatingelementsoperatewhiletheHeatedRearWindow
isswitchedon.
Note:Theheatedrearwindowandexteriorrearview mirrorheatingelementsonlyworkwhiletheengineis running.
ExteriorRearviewMirrorFolding
Theexteriormirrorscanbefoldedsoastoavoidcollision orallowpassagethroughanarrowpassage.
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ManualFoldingofExteriorRearviewMirror
Foravehicleequippedwithexteriorrearviewmirror manualfolding,theexteriorrearviewmirrorscanonlybe foldedbackwardsmanually.
ElectricFoldingofExteriorRearviewMirror
Foravehicleequippedwithexteriorrearviewmirror electricfolding,rotatetheknobtothemiddlepositionand pushtheknobdownwards,theexteriorrearviewmirrors
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willbefoldedautomatically .Pushingtheknobdownwards againwillreturnthemirrorstotheiroriginalposition.
Unlock/lockthevehiclebyremotekey,theexterior rearviewmirrorswillbedeployed/foldedautomatically.
PuddleLamp
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Theelectricadjustmentofmirrorsandtheelectric foldingofexteriormirrorsareoperatedwiththe electricswitch,operatingthemdirectlybyhandmay damagerelateddevices;directlyinjectinghighpressure watercolumnduringcarwashmayalsoresultinfailure ofelectricdevices.
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InteriorRearviewMirror

Beforedriving,adjustthebodyoftheinteriorrearview mirrortoachievethebestpossibleview .Theanti-dazzle functionoftheinteriorrearviewmirrorhelpstoreduce glarefromtheheadlampsoffollowingvehiclesatnight.
AutomaticAnti-dazzleInteriorRearview
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1OperationIndicator
2AutomaticAnti-dazzleFunctionSwitch
3LightSensor
Afterthecarisstarted,theautomaticanti-dazzlefunction isswitchedonautomatically(operationindicatorON). Whenafollowingvehicle’sheadlightscoulddazzlethe driver,thelightsensoractivatestheanti-dazzlefunction. Presstheautomaticanti-dazzlefunctionswitch(operation indicatorOFF)toswitchofftheautomaticanti-dazzle function,andpressitagaintore-startthisfunction.
Theautomaticanti-dazzlefunctioncanbeinhibitedif:
•Thelightfromthevehiclebehindisnotseenbythelight sensor.
•Reversegearisselected.
Note:Attachinglmontherearwindowmayhave inuencesontheusageofautomaticanti-dazzle function.
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ManualAnti-dazzleInteriorRearviewMirror
Movetheleveratthebaseoftheinteriorrearviewmirror tochangeitsangle,soastoachievetheanti-dazzlefunction. Normalvisibilityisrestoredbypullingtheleverbackagain.
Note:Insomecircumstances,theviewreectedina ‘dipped’manualmirrorcanconfusethedriverastothe preciselocationoffollowingvehicles.
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Sunvisor

Thevanitymirroronthedriversideshould onlybeusedwhenthecarisstationary.
Sunvisor(1),vanitymirror(2)andvanitymirrorlight(3) arearrangedontheroofaheadofboththedriverandthe frontpassenger .Somemodelsarenotprovidedwithvanity mirrorandvanitymirrorlightdependingonthevehicle conguration.
Pullthesunvisordownwardtousethevanitymirror .If theroofhasvanitymirrorlights,avanitymirrorlightis switchedonwhenthecoverisopened,anditisswitched offwhenthecoverisclosed.
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Windowes

PowerOperatedWindowSwitch

1FrontLeftWindowSwitch
2FrontRightWindowSwitch
3RearLeftWindowSwitch
4RearRightWindowSwitch
5RearWindowIsolationSwitch
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WindowOperation

Ensurechildrenarekeptclearwhenraisingor loweringawindow.
Presstheswitch(1-4)toopenthewindow ,pulltheswitch toclosethewindow,Thewindowwillstopmovingassoon astheswitchisreleased(unlessthe‘One-T ouch’function isactive).
Note:Thefrontandrearpassengerwindowscanalso beoperatedbyindividualwindowswitches,mounted oneachdoor.Therearwindowswitcheswillnotbe operatediftherearwindowisolationswitch(5)onthe driverdoorhasbeenactivated.
Note:WhentheignitionswitchisinACCpositionor ON/RUN/STAR Tposition,thepowerwindowcanbe operated(Forsafety:doorsshouldbeclosed).
RearWindowIsolationSwitch
Presstheswitch(5)toisolatetherearwindowcontrols(an indicatorlampintheswitchilluminates),andpressagainto restorecontrol.
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Note:ItisrecommendedthatyouISOLA TEtherear windowswitcheswhencarryingchildren.
“One-touch"Descending
Shortpressthewindowcontrolswitch(1to4)tothe "2"positionandrelease.Thecorrespondingwindow automaticallydescendstofullyopen.Windowmovement canbestoppedatdesiredpositionatanytimebybriey pullingupthecorrespondingswitchduringdescending.
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"One-touch"Ascendingand"Anti-pinching"
Thefrontleftwindowhasthe"one-touch"ascending function,theoperatingmannerofthisfunctionisthe samewiththatofthe"one-touch"descendingfunction. Windowmovementcanbestoppedatdesiredpositionat anytimebybrieypressingtheswitchagain.
"Anti-pinch"functionisasafetyfunction,whenanobstacle isdetected,thewindowwillstopascending.Inthiscase, thewindowwilldescendsothattheobstaclecanbetaken out.
Note:DONO Tcontinuouslyoperatethepower windowswitchinashorttime,otherwisetheswitch
maybedisabledtoprotectthewindowliftmotor frombeenoverheated.Ifthisoccurs,pleasewait30 secondstonishthewindowoperation.Andcontinue towait30minutestocooldownthemotorcompletely. Duringthewaiting,pleaseDONOTdisconnectthe battery.
Note:Uponthebatteryfailure,"one-touch" ascendingand"anti-pinch"modemaybedisabled, andtheinstrumentwillremind"PleaseInitialize DriverWindow".Atthistime,raisethewindowto theupmostpositionbypressingtheswitchbriey andconsecutively,thenpressandholdtheswitchfor approximate5seconds,"one-touch"ascendingand "anti-pinch"modewillberesumed.
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Sunroof

Instructions

Donotallowthepassengertostretchany partofhisbodyoutofthesunroofwhile driving-toavoidtheinjuriescausedbyying objectsortreebranches.
•Donotopenthesunroofinrainydays;
•Whenthecarspeedexceeds120km/h,it'sbetternot openthesunroof;
•Openthesunroofonlyafterdrainingoffthewateron thesunroofglass,otherwisewaterleakagemayoccur onthesunroof;
•Frequentlylubricateandcleanthesunroofmechanism andwaterdrainagegroove;
•Cleansurfacesoftheglassandweatherstripwith cleaningsolventssuchasalcohol.
•Uponcompletionofthesunroofoperation,releasethe switchintime.Otherwiseitma yresultinfailure.
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SunroofOperation

Whenoperatingthesunroof,youshall ensurethesafetyofoccupants,especially thechildren;DONO Tputlimbsanditems inthemovingpathofthesunroof,soasto avoidtheinjurycausedbythepinch.
WhentheignitionswitchissettoACCorON/RUN/ START ,youcanoperatethesunroof.
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Thesunroofcanbeopenedbyslidingortiltingit.Its openingmethodscanbeidentiedaccordingtotheswitch symbols.
OpentheSunroofbyTilting
Pressthesunroofswitchtoautomaticallytilt andopentherearedgeofthesunroof.Y oucanstop themovementofthesunroofatanytimebypressingthe sunroofswitchagain.
OpentheSunroofbySliding
T urntheswitchtowardthesymbol"Open"and keepitthere.Thesunroofwillslideandopenautomatically. Y oucanstopthemovementofthesunroofatanytimeby releasingtheswitch.
ClosetheSunroof
T urntheswitchtowardthesymbol"Close"and
keepitthere.Thesunroofwillbeclosedautomatically.
Y oucanstopthemovementofthesunroofatanytimeby releasingtheswitch.
"One-touch"operation
T urntheswitchtowardthesymbol"Openbysliding"and releaseittofullyopenthesunroofbysliding.Y oucanstop themovementofthesunroofatanytimebybrieyturning theswitch.
T urntheswitchtowardthesymbol"Close"andreleaseit tofullyclosethesunroof.Y oucanstopthemovementof thesunroofatanytimebybrieyturningtheswitch.
"Anti-trap"Function
Whenthesunroofisbeingclosedbysliding,itwillgoback somedistanceafterencounteringanobstacletoallowto removetheobstacle.
Note:Theanti-trapfunctionofsunroofonlyworks whenitisbeingclosedbysliding.
ResettheSunroofStartingPoint
Afterthesunroofisfullyopenedbytilting,pressthe sunrooftiltswitchforabout5seconds,andtheresetting
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ofthesunroofstartingpointisnishedwhenthesunroof glassshakes.
ThermalProtection
T opreventthemotorfrombeingdamagedbyoverheating, thesunroofwillstartthethermalprotectionafterthe continuousoperationofabout120seconds.Thecooling timeisabout20seconds.
Afterthethermalprotectionisactive,thesunroofcan receiveaswitch-offcommand.Itwillnotrespondtothe operationsotherthantheswitch-offuntilthethermal protectiontimesetforthesunroofisreached.
Ifthesunroofisstillneededtooperateafterthethermal protectionofthesunroofisover ,atthismomentthe sunroofwillstartthethermalprotectionagainafterthe continuousoperationofabout35seconds,andthecooling timeisabout150seconds.
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InteriorLight

FrontCourtesyandMapReadingLights

ManualOperation
Presstheswitch1toturnthecourtesylighton,pressagain toturnoff.Pressoneoftheswitches2toturnonamap readinglight,pressagaintoturnoff.
AutomaticOperation
Courtesylightandmapreadinglightilluminationoccurs automaticallywheneverthefollowingsoccur .
•Thecarisunlocked.
•Anydoororthetailgateisopened.
•Theignitionisswitchedoff,providingthesidelightshave beenilluminatedduringtheprevious30seconds.
Note:Ifadoororthetailgateisleftopenforlonger than15minutes,thecourtesylightandmapreading lightwillextinguishautomaticallytopreventthe batteryfromdischarging.
Ifnecessary,theautomaticilluminationfeaturesdescribed abovecanbeswitchedoff,asfollows:
WhentheignitionisinpositionsACCorON/RUN/STAR T , pressandholdthecourtesylightswitch(1)for5 seconds.Thecourtesylightswillashandthenextinguish. Automaticoperationissuspended(manualoperationis stillavailable).T orestoreautomaticoperation,repeatthe aboveprocess.
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RearCourtesyLight

Presstheswitch(arrowed)toilluminatetherearcourtesy light,pressagaintoswitchoff.
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PowerSocket

FrontConsolePowerSocket

Pleaseensurethesocketlidisinsertedwhen thepowersocketisnotinuse.Thiswill ensurenodebrisorforeignobjectsenter thesocketpreventingitsuseorcauseshort circuits.
The12Vfrontconsolepowersocketislocatedatthefront oftheshiftlever.Whentheignitionswitchisinposition ACCorON/RUN/START ,itcanbeusedasthepower supply.
Ontherightof12Vfrontconsolepowersocket,a USBport(1)willbeequippedforsomemodelsand twoUSBports(1and2)willbeequippedforsome high-congurationmodels;USBportcansupply5Vvoltage asthepowerinterfaceandachievethefeatureofdata transmission.
Note:Somemodelsareonlyprovidedwith12Vfront consolepowersocket,thevoltageis12voltandthe powerratingis120watt.
Note:Extendeduseofthefrontconsolepowersocket whentheengineisswitchedoffwillcausepremature dischargingofthevehiclebattery,andtheenginemay thuscannotbenormallystarted.
Note:Nocigarettelighterisavailableonthevehicle. Ifrequired,pleaseconsultalocalAuthorisedRepairer.
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RearConsoleP owerSocket

Therearconsolepowersocketislocatedattherearofthe contreconsole.Whentheignitionswitchisinposition ACCorON/RUN/START,openthecoverdownwards, extracttheplugtousethesocket.
Pleasetthepowersocketplugafteruse.
Note:Thevoltageoftherearconsolepowersocketis 12volt,andthepowerratingis120watt.
Note:Extendeduseoftherearconsolepowersocket whentheengineisswitchedoffwillcausepremature
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dischargingofthevehiclebattery,andtheenginemay thuscannotbenormallystarted.

RearLoadspaceP owerSocket

Therearloadspacepowersocketislocatedneartheleft lightingoftherearloadspace.Whentheignitionswitchis inpositionACCorON/RUN/ST AR T ,extracttheplugto usethesocket.
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Pleasetthepowersocketplugafteruse.
Note:Thevoltageoftherearloadspacepowersocket is12volt,andthepowerratingis120watt.
Note:Extendeduseoftherearloadspacepower socketwhentheengineisswitchedoffwillcause prematuredischargingofthevehiclebattery,andthe enginemaythuscannotbenormallystarted.
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StorageDevices

Instructions

•Pleasecloseallstoragedeviceswhenthecarinmotion. Leavingthesestoragedevicesopenmaycausepersonal injuriesincasesofasuddenstart-off,emergencybraking andacaraccident.
•Donotplaceammablematerialssuchasliquidor lightersinanystoragedevices.Theheatinhot conditionsmayigniteammablematerialsandleadto are.
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GloveBox

Pullthehandleonthegloveboxcovertoopentheglove box,thegloveboxlightwillautomaticallyilluminate.
Thecarsareequippedwithgloveboxcoldstorage.Setthe airconditioningtocoolandrotatetheknoblocatedatthe topofthegloveboxinteriortousethisfunction.
Pushthelidforwardtoclosetheglovebox.Makesurethe gloveboxisfullyclosedwhenthecarisdriving.
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StorageBox–DriverSide

Locatedatthelowersideoftheinstrumentpanelonthe driverside.

CubbyBox

1
Liftthearmrest(arrowed)toopenthecompartmentcover . Putthecoverdowntocloseit.
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B
A
3
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2
1

T runkStorageCompartment

DONO Tplaceobjectsontheluggagecover behindtherearseatinordertoprevent potentialpersonalinjuriesincaseofatrafc accident.
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Ifyouplantouseatrunkstoragecompartment,rstretract theluggagecover(1),moveitalongthegrooveuntilitis retracted.
Lifttheluggagecarpet(2),andxitinplacetotheroof(A) withtheattachedhook.Placeitemsproperlyinthetrunk storagecompartmentaccordingtotheirsizes.T wobafe platescanberemoved(B).Afteritemsareplacedinthe trunkstoragecompartment,putdowntheluggagecarpet andkeepitsmooth.
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Whentheluggagecoveristoberecovered,recoverthe edgepipeplug1toouterpipe3,rotatetheplugupward toengageitwiththeouterpipewhiletheedgepiperests attheretainingblock2asshown.
IMPORT ANT
Theedgepipeoftheluggagecoverhastobeplugged intothegroove,otherwiseabnormalsoundwillbe producedduringrunning.

GlassesBox

Theglassesboxcanbeusedonlywhenthe vehicleisstopped.
Theglassesboxislocatedintheproximityofthefront readinglamps.Pressthepanel(asindicatedbythearrow), andplacetheglassesintotheglassesboxafteropeningit. Closetheglassesboxwhenitisnotinuse.
Note:Onlytheglasseswiththestandardglassesframe canbeputintotheglassesbox.
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CupHolder

DONOTplacehotdrinksinthecupholder whilstdriving.Spillagemayresultinpersonal injuryordamage.

CentreConsoleCupHolder

Thecentreconsolecupholderissituatedatthefront endofthecentreconsolearmrestassembly ,anditcanbe turnedon/offbygentlypullingtherollershutters.
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RearArmrestandRearCupHolder

Foldforwardtoopenthereararmrest.Therearecup holdersatthefrontendofthereararmresttoholdcups orbeveragecupsetc.
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RoofLuggageRack

Theroofloadsshallnotexceedthemaximum authorisedloadfortheroof,orelsethey mayleadtoanaccidentandcausethecar damaged.
Looseorimproperlyxedloadsmayfallfrom theroofluggagerackandleadtoanaccident orcausepeopleinjured.
Whenheavyorlargeitemsarecarriedonthe roofluggagerack,thecontrolabilityofthe carwillchangeduetotheshiftofthecenter ofgravityaswellastheincreaseofthefrontal area.Avoidemergencysteering,emergency accelerationoremergencybrakingwhenthe carisrunning.
Payattentiontothefollowingsinusingtheroofluggage rack:
•Fixloadstothefrontoftheroofasfaraspossible,and distributetheroofloadevenly.
•Besuretoremovetheroofloadsandtheloading equipmentinstalledbyyourselfpriortopassingthrough automaticcleaningequipment.
•Theheightofthecarchangesafteritemsareloaded ontheroofluggagerack,sobesuretocheckwhether thecarcanpassthroughlowplacessuchasatunnelor garagedoorinadvance.
•Theloadsontheroofluggagerackmustnotstopthe sunroofandtailgatefromopeningoraffecttheroof antenna.
•Becarefulnottoknockagainsttheroofloadswhen openingthetailgate.
•Wheninstallingorremovingapieceofloading equipment,followtheinstructionsprovidedbythe manufactureroftheloadingequipment.

MaximumAuthorisedLoadfortheRoof

Themaximumauthorisedloadfortheroofis50kg,and theroofloadincludestheweightoftheroofloadsandthat oftheloadingequipmentinstalled.
Besuretoknowabouttheweightofloads,andweighthem whennecessary.Neverexceedthemaximumauthorised loadfortheroof.
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PeriodicalCheck

Alwaychecktheconditionsofboltconnectorsand fastenersbeforeusingtherackluggagerack.Periodically checktheconditionsofboltconnectorsandfasteners.
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Ventilation

1SideV ents
2WindscreenV ents
3CentreV ent
4FrontSeatFeetVents
5FrontWindowV ents
6CentreConsoleV ents
Therearealso2rearseatfeetvents, respectivelyontheoorunderthe frontseats(notshowninthegure).
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Theheating,ventilationandairconditioningsystem providesfresh,coolingorheatedairtotheinteriorofthe car.Freshairisdrawninthroughtheairintakegrilleunder thefrontwindshieldandtheairconditioninglter .
Alwayskeeptheairintakegrilleclearofobstructionssuch asleaves,snoworice.

Particle/PollenFilter

Theparticle/pollenlterhelpstokeepthecarinteriorfree frompollenanddust.T oremainfullyeffective,thelter shouldbereplacedattherecommendedserviceinterval.

Vents

CentreV ents
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Rotatethengerwheelupordowntoturnonoroffthe vents.Directtheairowbymovingthecontrolinthe centreofthelouvresupordown,orfromsidetoside.
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SideVents
Rotatetheknobclockwisetoopenthesidevents,while rotatecounterclockwisetoclosethesidevents.Directthe airowbymovingtheknobinthecentreofthelouvres.
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CentreConsoleVents
Rotatethengerwheelupordowntoturnonoroffthe centreconsolevents.Directtheairowbymovingthe controlinthecentreofthelouvresupordown,orfrom sidetoside.
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ControlPanel

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1LeftZoneT emperatureControl/SystemOn/Off
Button
2Defrost/DemistButton
3A/COn/OffButton
4AirCirculationModeButton
5HeatedRearWindowButton
6RightZoneT emperatureControl/AirDistribution
ModeButton
7T emperatureZoneControlButton
8BlowerSpeedUpButton
9BlowerSpeedDownButton
10AutomaticT emperatureControlButton
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SystemOn/Off

PresstheSystemOn/Offbuttononthecontrol panel,theA/Csystemwillbeturnedonandrestoretothe statebeforeitisoff.Pressthebuttonagaintoturnoffthe A/Csystem.
Note:Turnofftheentertainmentsystemdisplay,the A/Csystemcanstillbeoperational.

AutomaticT emperatureControlMode

Adjustthetemperaturecontrolknobatbothsidesofthe controlpanelandsetthetargettemperaturefordualzones asrequired,pressAUTOAutomaticT emperatureControl buttontoenabletheAUTOcontrolfunction.
InAUTOmode,theairdistributionmodeandtheblower speedareautomaticallyadjustedtomaintaintherequired temperature.
Note:T oensuretheAUTOcontroloperatesefciently, allwindowsandthesunroofmustbeclosedandthe inletventsmustbeclearofobstruction.Inaddition,
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thesolarsensorontheupperpartofthecentralpanel shallnotbecovered.

ManualT emperatureControlMode

Theairdistributionmodeandblowerspeedcanbe adjustedmanuallyaccordingtopersonalhabitanddemand. Inthiscase,AUT Oindicatorgoesout.

BlowerSpeedControl

PresstheBlowerSpeedUpButtononthe
controlpaneltoincreasetheblowerspeed.
PresstheBlowerSpeedDownButtononthe
controlpaneltodecreasetheblowerspeed.

T emperatureControl

RotatetheLeft/RightZoneT emperatureControlKnobon bothsidesofthecontrolpaneltoadjustthetemperature atappropriatesideinthecar.
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A C
Rotatethetemperaturecontrolknobclockwiseto increasethetemperatureorrotateanti-clockwiseto reduce.

T emperatureZoneControl

WhenDUALZoneControlindicatorilluminates,it indicatesthateachtemperaturezonecanbeindependently set.PressdownDUALZoneControlButtontoswitch totheseparatesettingforDriver ,DUALZoneControl indicatorgoesout.

A/COn/Off

PresstheA/COn/Offbuttontoswitchonthe aircoolingfunctionoftheairconditioningsystem.The A/Cbuttonindicatorilluminates.Pressagaintoswitchoff.
Note:
1A/Cwillonlyoperatewhentheengineisrunning.
2WhenswitchingofftheA/COn/Offbutton,the
ventilationandtheheatingfunctionarestill available.
3Asmallamountofwatermayremaininthe
airconditionerafterusage,thismayproduce apeculiarsmell.ifthisisaparticularissue,it isrecommendedtoswitchofftheA/Ccooling functionandruntheblowerfor5minutes,soasto avoidthecondensedwaterresidue,andprevent thegenerationofpeculiarsmell.

AirDistributionMode

Selectthecorrespondingbuttontoregulatetheair distributionmodeasrequired.
For‘face'.Directsairtothecentre,sideand
centreconsolevents.
For'face'and'feet'.Directsairtothecentre,
side,centreconsoleandfeetvents.
For‘feet'.Directsairtothefeetvents.
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Note:Inthismode,asmallamountofairowwill bedirectedtotheside,frontwindscreenandfront windowvent.
For'feet'and'windscreen'.Directairtothe
frontwindscreen,frontwindow ,andfeetvents.
Note:Inthismode,asmallamountofairwillbe directedtothesidevents.

HeatedRearWindow

Theheatingelementsontheinsideoftherear screenareeasilydamaged.DONOTscrape orscratchtheinsideoftheglass.DONOT sticklabelsovertheheatingelements.
PresstheHeatedRearWindowButton,the heatedrearwindowfunctionisenabled,andtheindicator inthebuttonwillilluminate.Theheatedrearwindow willswitchoffautomaticallyafter15minutes.Whenit worksforthesecondtimewithin5minutes,itwillswitch offautomaticallyafter8minutes.Whentheheatedrear
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windowworks,pressthebuttonagaintoturnoffthe heatingfunction,andthentheindicatorinthebuttongoes out.
Note:Theheatedrearwindowfunctionwillonly functionwhentheengineisrunning.

AirCirculationMode

PresstheAirCirculationModeonthecontrol paneltoswitchbetweeninternalcirculationandexternal circulation.
Whenthevehiclereceivesareversesignalanda windscreenwashingsignal,internalcirculationandexternal circulationfunctionswillbeautomaticallyswitched,and thisautomaticswitchingfunctionisprohibitedinthe defrost/demistmode.
Note:Alwayskeepingthecirculationdamperclosed cancausethewindscreentofrost/mist.Ifthishappens, select"windscreen"modeandturntheblowerspeed tomaximum.
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panel,theindicatorsonthebuttonilluminate,andthe
PressDefrost/DemistButtononthecontrol
systementersthepresettemperatureandblowerspeed toclearthewindscreenandsidewindow.
PressingtheDefrost/DemistButtonagainwillexitthe defrost/demiststate,theindicatorgoesout,andthe systemwillreturntothepreviousstate.
IntheDefrost/Demistmode,operatetheA/Cbutton willswitchthecompressoronoroff;operationofthe aircirculationmodebuttonwillswitchbetweeninternal circulationandexternalcirculation,withoutaffectingthe defrost/demistmodeineithercase;operationofotherair distributionfunctionswillswitchtoacorrespondingair distributionmodeandquitthedefrost/demistmode.
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Entertainment System

Important Safety Information

• Do not attempt to install, repair or modify the entertainment system by yourself, because there are high-voltage components in the device, which may cause electric shock. For internal inspection, adjustment or repair, please contact an MG Authorised Repairer.
• The entertainment system cannot come into contact with any liquids or foreign objects, if any of them enter it, please park your vehicle at a safe place and turn the ignition switch off immediately and contact an MG Authorised Repairer for service. Do not use the entertainment system in this condition because doing so may result in a
• If you notice smoke, abnormal noise or odor from the entertainment system, or any other abnormal signs on the screen, turn off the ignition switch immediately and contact an MG Authorised Repairer for service. Using the entertainment system under this condition may result in permanent damage to the system.
• It is strictly prohibited to operate this entertainment system while driving because doing so will divert your
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e, electric shock, or other failure.
attention in any way from the safe operation of your vehicle. Please park your vehicle in a safe location and apply the parking brake before making the necessary
adjustments or watching video picture.
• Extreme high or low temperature will affect the normal operation of the entertainment system. If you park the vehicle in direct sunlight or at a cold place for a long period of time, the system may not work properly. Once the internal temperature returns to the normal range, the system will restore the normal function. If it is unable to restore, please contact an MG Authorised Repairer for service.
• In case of vehicle refueling, you shall shut down this entertainment system.
• Be sure to start the vehicle while using this entertainment system to avoid battery rundown. Otherwise the vehicle cannot be started due to battery rundown.
• If the battery is disconnected or discharged, the data stored in the memory of this entertainment system will be erased.
• When using a mobile phone, keep the antenna of the mobile phone away from the screen to prevent the
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disruptionofvideosignalintheformofspots,colored stripes,etc.onthescreen.
•T oprotecttheLCDscreenagainstdamage,besureto touchthepanelbuttonswithyournger(atouchpen canbeusedforspecialcalibration).

CautionsforUsingScreen

Toprotectthescreenagainstdamage, alwaystouchthepanelbuttonswithyour nger.Atouchpenmaybeusedforspecial calibration.Thetouchpenshallnotbe usedfornormaloperation.Thescreenwill notdisplaythebootscreenatpoweronin standbymode.
•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,burning application,playbackenvironment,storageconditions, andotherfactors,itmaynotbepossibletoplaythe lesnormally .
AudioSupport
Theentertainmentsystemsupportsthefollowingaudio formats,andotherformatsmaynotbeabletoplay normally.
MP3,WMA,AAC,OGG,ID3T aginfo,W A V ,APEand FLAC.
VideoSupport
Theentertainmentsystemsupportsthefollowingvideo formats,andotherformatsmaynotbeabletoplay normally.
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WMV ,ASF ,H264,MPEG2,MPEG4andHDVideoPlayback.
T ext/ImageSupport
Theentertainmentsystemsupportsthefollowing text/imageformats,andotherformatsmaynotwork normally.
JPEG,GIF ,BMPandPNG.
iPod/iPhoneCompatibility
TheentertainmentsystemsupportsIOS6.0orhigher version,othermodelsorversionsmaynotworkcorrectly .
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BasicOperations

EntertainmentPlayerControlPanel
1SRCButton
Switchtonextavailablemediasoundsource.
2Button
Shortpresstoswitchtotheprevioustrackwhen playinganaudio;shortpressduringplayingtoreturn tothebeginningofthetrack(excepttheBluetooth music);longpresstorewind(excepttheBluetooth music).Whenplayingavideo,shortpresstoswitch topreviousvideo;longpresstofastrewind.When playingtheradio,shortpresstoautomaticallysearch previousstation;longpresstomanuallysearch previousstation.
3Powerbutton/VOLKnob
Shortpresstoentermainsysteminterface,longpress for2secondstoenterstandbymode,longpressfor 10secondstorebootthesystem;rotatetheknobto adjustthevolume.
4Button
Shortpresstoswitchtothenexttrackwhenplayingan audio;longpresstofastforward(excepttheBluetooth music).Whenplayingavideo,shortpresstoswitchto nextvideo;longpresstofastforward.Whenplaying theradio,shortpresstoautomaticallysearchnext station;longpresstomanuallysearchnextstation.
5Button
Mute/Unmute.
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MainSystemInterface
1Radio/Music
T ouchtoentertheRadio/Musicinterface.
2Navigation
T ouchtoentertheNavigationinterface.
3AppleCarPlay
T ouchtoentertheAppleCarPlayinterface.
4Video
T ouchtoentertheVideointerface.
5Pictures
T ouchtoenterthePicturesinterface.
6Setup
T ouchtoentertheSettinginterface.
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7Off
T ouchtoshutoffthescreen.T ouchthescreenagain towakeupthescreen.
8Car
T ouchtoentertheCarinterface.
9Bluetooth
T ouchtoentertheBluetoothPhoneinterface.
PowerOn/Off
PowerOn
Shortpressthepowerbutton,thesystemwillbepowered onwhenthevehiclepowerisnotturnedon.
Ifthevehiclepoweristurnedoffwiththesystemin playbackmodelasttime,thesystemwillbeautomatically poweredonwhenthevehiclepoweristurnedonagain.
IfthevehiclepoweristurnedoffwiththesystemintheOff state,shortpressthepowerbuttononthesystemcontrol paneltopower-onthesystemafterthevehiclepoweris turnedonagain.
WiththesystemOn,longpressthepowerbuttononthe systemcontrolpanelformorethan10seconds,andthe systemwillbeautomaticallyrestarted.
PowerOff
Shortpressthepowerbutton,thesystemwillbepowered offwhenthevehiclepowerisnotturnedon.
T urnoffthevehiclepower ,andthesystemisautomatically poweredoff.
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Aftertheignitionswitchisturnedoff,pressthepower buttontoturnontheentertainmentsystem,thesystem willbeautomaticallypoweredoffafter30minutes.
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StandbyMode
Longpressthepowerbuttonfor2secondstoallowthe entertainmentsystementerthestandbymode,andthe operationoftheentertainmentsystemmaybesuspended whenthevehiclepoweristurnedon.
Inthestandbymode,allsoundswillbemuted,andthepanel buttoncannotbeusedforotheroperations.T ocancelthe standbymode,shortpressthepowerbutton.
Thestandbymodecanalsobecancelledbythefollowing operations:
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•Thesystemautomaticallyskipstothereversescreen duringparking.
•T urnoffthevehiclepower ,andthesystemisdirectly poweredoff.
ControlButtonsonSteeringWheel
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1Button
Shortpresstoswitchtotheprevioustrackwhen playinganaudio;shortpressduringplayingtoreturn tothebeginningofthetrack(excepttheBluetooth music);longpresstorewind(excepttheBluetooth music).Whenplayingavideo,shortpresstoswitch topreviousvideo;longpresstofastrewind.When playingtheradio,shortpresstoautomaticallysearch previousstation;longpresstomanuallysearch previousstation.
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2Button
Shortpresstomutethesystemifnotincalling/talking state.
3VolumeUpButton
4Button
Shortpresstoswitchtothenexttrackwhenplayingan audio;longpresstofastforward(excepttheBluetooth music).Whenplayingavideo,shortpresstoswitchto nextvideo;longpresstofastforward.Whenplaying theradio,shortpresstoautomaticallysearchnext station;longpresstomanuallysearchnextstation.
5Button
Longpresstohangupifincalling/talkingstate;short presstoanswerandlongpresstorejectthecallifin incomingcallstate.
6VolumeDownButton
7SRCButton
Switchtonextavailablemediasoundsource.
8*ButtononSteeringWheel
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The*buttononsteeringwheelcanbesetasthe shortcutkeyofthesmartphoneorcarorhomepage.
9SIRIButton
Activate/CancelSIRIfunction.UseafterAppleCarPlay isenabled.
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VolumeAdjustment
•Theaudiovolumecanbeadjustedthroughthevolume adjustmentknobandthesteeringwheelbuttons. Duringthevolumeadjustment,thesystemmay automaticallypopupavolumeindicationwindow andchangewiththeadjustmentprocesssmoothly. Whenthevolumeadjustmentoperationisstopped for3secondsorotheroperations(e.g.,pressingthe panelbutton,touchingthescreen)areperformed,the volumeindicationwindowwillautomaticallydisappear .
•Systempromptvolumecanbeadjustedvia[Setting]in themaininterface.Referto"Setting"sectionfordetails.
Note:Thevolumeadjustmentknobandsteeringwheel buttoncanonlybeusedforthevolumeadjustmentof audiosofmediaandcommunicationtype.
Note:TheplaybackvolumeofBluetoothmusiccan beadjustedbythedeviceitselfandthisentertainment player.
USBport
Thestorageboxshallbekeptcleantoavoid theblockedjackandport,whichmayresult inequipmentfailure.
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USBportislocatedinthestorageboxattheupperpartof thecentreconsole.
USBport1canachievethefeatureofdatatransmission, andalsosupplya5Vvoltagewhenactingasapoweroutlet.
USBport2onlysupplya5Vvoltageactingasapower outlet.
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Connecting/DisconnectingaUSBStorage
Device
ConnectingaUSBStorageDevice
USBportislocatedinthestorageboxattheupperpart ofthecentreconsole,inserttheUSBdeviceintotheUSB portforconnection.
DisconnectingtheUSBStorageDevice
Checkandconrmthatthereisnodatabeingaccessed, thenpullouttheUSBstoragedevice.
Note:Ifdatalossordamageoccurstothestorage deviceforanyreason,datawillgenerallyneverbe recovered.Fordamages,costsorexpensesduetodata lossordamage,MGMotorassumesnoresponsibility.
Note:SomeofUSBstoragedevicesmaybe unidentiable.
Note:Theentertainmentsystemmaynotachieve itsoptimumperformancewhenusingwithsomeUSB storagedevices.
Note:ConnectionviaaUSBhubisnotallowed.
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BluetoothPhone

Instructions
•ConnectiontoallmobilephonesfeaturingBluetooth wirelesstechnologyisnotguaranteed.
•Themobilephoneinusemustbecompatiblewiththe entertainmentsystemsothatallfunctionsofBluetooth phonecanbenormallyrealized.
•WhenusingBluetoothwirelesstechnology,this entertainmentsystemmaynotoperateallfunctionson themobilephone.
•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 bepairedandconnectedwithamobilephone.Atthis time,itisrecommendedtoclearthepaireddevicesin thedevicelistonthemobilephoneandentertainment system,andconductpairingagain.
BluetoothPairingandConnection
BluetoothSetting
TheBluetoothsettingincludesBluetoothonandoff,device name,Bluetoothaddress,Bluetoothstate,etc.
•T ouch[Bluetooth]inthe[Setup]onthemaininterface
toentertheBluetoothsettinginterface.T ouch toturnonBluetoothfunction.
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•SystemwilldisplaydevicenameandBluetoothaddress.
•IftheBluetoothisnotturnedon,thestatusbarwill notshowtheBluetoothicon;iftheBluetoothisturned onbutnotconnectedwithanydevice,thestatusbar willdisplay,andiftheBluetoothisturnedonand connectedwithadevice,thestatusbarwilldisplay.
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SearchaDevice
IftheBluetoothfunctionofthesystemisturnedonbutnot connectedwithamobilephone,itwillautomaticallysearch andconnectwiththemobilephonelastconnected.
T ouchtoconnectthemobilephoneBluetoothand touch
todisconnecttheBluetooth.
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