Audio System Care, Radio, Cassettes | Jaguar JJM 18 42 26 701

Audio System Care

Radio

Do not use gas, solvents or abrasive cleaners on the radio. Wipe the surface of the radio with a lint-free cloth to remove dust. Slightly moisten the cloth with clean water to remove any finger marks from the outside surface of the radio.

If the radio is to be removed or the battery disconnected, first ensure that the radio code is recorded. The number will be required for re-insertion following radio installation or battery reconnection.

Cassettes

Always use good quality cassettes. Inferior quality tapes can jam the player mechanisms, adversely affect sound quality, and accelerate the build-up of deposits on the playback head.

Before playing a cassette, ensure that the tape is not loose on the spools. If necessary, take up the slack by gently turning the spools with the end of a pencil. A jammed or sticking tape will cause the auto-reverse mechanism to operate continuously.

It is advisable not to use a tape longer than 45 minutes playing time each side (C90). Cassettes should be stored in their library cases away from direct sunlight. Do not store cassettes in door pockets where magnets in loudspeakers can impair sound reproduction. Never insert a cassette that has a torn or loose label, it may cause the mechanism to jam.

After approximately 15 hours playing time, the audio screen will display ‘CLEAN TAPE’. Clean the tape mechanism itself using a proprietary cassette cleaning kit available from any good Hi-Fi stockist.

Caution: Do not use abrasive type cleaners as they can cause excessive wear of the playback head.

Compact discs (CDs)

When handling CDs, do not touch the playing surface. CDs should be stored in their cases away from direct sunlight, heat and dust. Scratches, finger-marks or dust on the surface of a disc can cause the optical pick-up to skip tracks. If the surface of a CD is dirty, use an appropriate CD cleaner.

Do not attempt to play discs that are damaged, warped, cracked or of incorrect size. They can seriously damage the playback mechanism.

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Contents

TOUCH-SCREEN Display Jaguarvoice Page Handbook Contents Page Quick Start Page Recommended Operation XJ and S-TYPE panel shown Audio Getting started NavigationOptions available while driving Options Available Only With a Route Set Navigation Menu Structure Device Function Setting Next try some commands Single CD Commands Some Useful Voice Commands Radio CommandsCD Changer Commands Automatic Climate Control Commands Introduction Screen CleaningGeneral Information Automatic Climate Control In-Car Telephone Window Tinting Rear Multimedia XJ onlyAbout this Handbook XJ and S-TYPE Touch-screen Display Type Touch-screen Display Touch-screen Display Menu Vehicle DifferencesTouch-screen use and care Volume Preset Brightness/Contrast User settings System SetupSet clock Two-stage unlock XJ vehicle settingsAuto fold door mirrors Daytime running lamps Information Climate ControlControls and displays Panel illumination Controls XJ and S-TYPE Controls X-TYPE Ignition On Auto ModeClimate Control Displays Dual Temperature Zones The XJ and S-TYPE Temperature SelectionExternal Temperature Celsius/Fahrenheit Selection Windscreen Defrost/Demist Latched Air RecirclationHeated Screens and Door Mirrors Frost and heavy misting Blower Speed Air ConditioningBlower Mute Manual Air Distribution Ram Air Switching Climate Control OffClimate Options Smog sensing Items Relevant to the XJ OnlySimulated rear control panel Page XJ and S-TYPE Steering Wheel Controls Cassette Tape Cassette Player Operation Single CD Player Operation Single CD Player Repeat MixPause CD button Loading the CD changer Compact Disc CD ChangerCD check sequence Inserting the magazine CD Changer Operation CD changer modeCDC button Mix and CD mix Rear Multimedia Operation Rear Multimedia Balance and tone adjustment Rear Multimedia SettingsSource tone memory Radio Volume controlRadio Operation Reception Automatic volume control Audio SetupVolume preset adjustments To enter Setup Press Eject and AM/FM buttons simultaneously Tape Clean FM VolumeCountry Key Off Eject Radio Data Systems Digital Signal ProcessingRadio Data Systems RDS and Traffic Announcements TA RDS Operation To deactivate TA Momentarily press TA Preset TA volume MEM Programme Type PTY PTY31-Alarm where broadcastPriority programme type TA and priority PTY interrupt skip Band switch AM/FM AM/FM modeSeek and manual tuning Audio System Source MEM with radio data system RDS selected Auto memory a MEM Radio Audio System CareCassettes Compact discs CDs Audio System Care Introduction Navigation OverviewLoading the Navigation DVD Safety Information Errors in Vehicle PositionUsing the System Road Junction Layouts In-car telephone features How the System Works Time and Distance to Destination Route Guidance PositionAlternative Routes Languages and Distance Units Control Panel the XJ shown Screen Displays Basic Screen DisplaysInitial Map Screen Initial Map Display Function of the On-screen Buttons Scrolling the Map Additional Buttons Menus Volume AdjustmentName Lists POI/POI Off buttons Function of On-screen Control Icons Character Input Number Input Roundabout icon Shows Map Screen Screen TypesGuidance Screen Turn List Split screen Navigation Menu Navigation MenuAudible instructions Functions available on the move Setting a Route Route SettingSelecting the System Map Display Enter Street Name Destination Entry MenuSelect City Start Guidance Enter House Number Confirm Destination Arrival at Destination Route GuidanceAlternative routes Toll roads and ferries Route Options Menu Route OptionsDetour Route Preferences End of route display Display Whole RouteTurn list Calculate Cancel GuidanceDelete Next Way Pt Avoid point/area Navigation Set Up Menu Set Up MenuAverage Speed Settings Restore System Defaults Calibration Position procedurePosition heading Changing the Display Language Display OptionsGuidance options Map options Area States/Countries Search Area/Country Change Enter by Address Destination Entry House number entry Select city Address Entry Messages Order of Address Entry Using a Previous Destination Using a Memory Point Using the Home Position Using a Freeway Entrance/Exit Using a Map LocationSelect from map Enter a freeway name Select entrance/exit Using an IntersectionSelect junction Enter first street name Select city Selecting a Quick POI Category Points of Interest POIPOI Icon Display POI Information Cancelling POI Icon DisplayChanging the Categories Jaguar Retailer Locations Entry by Category Entry by CityOther Selection Methods City followed by category POI ListCategory followed by city City centres POI Entry Messages Categories/Sub-categoriesChanging the Quick POI Categories Memory Points Cancelling Icon DisplayMemory point details Stored Locations Menu Stored LocationsMemory Points Home Avoid Area Previous Dest Dest. & Way Pt Add a memory point Location details ListNavigation nametags Icon list Delete HomeDel. All Add Avoid Area Destination and Way Point Previous Destination Way point order Route Calculation Route settingsCalculating the Route Confirm Route First way Point Storing Way PointsAdditional Way Points Editing way points Calculate Route Following Guidance Route Guidance Audible repeat button Repeats the last audible Touch buttonsGuidance screen button Map orientation Auto Reroute Arrival Guidance Way Points100 Ordnance Survey Data End User Licence Agreements Navteq Corporation Disclaimer of warrantyDatabase Transfer 103 104 General Information Volume Level AdjustmentIntroduction to JaguarVoice Introduction XJ rear switchpack where fitted located in armrest Steering wheel voice switches106 Initialisation Using the SystemDriver Voice Controls Rear Occupant Voice Controls After the beep say ‘Radio tune 98.9 FM’ First try some of these commandsAfter the beep say ‘My favourite station’ 108 One six one four’ Favourite station’After the beep say ‘nine six oh nine nine Eight’ Operating Tips Command ConfirmationVoice System Prompts ‘PHONE Confirmation OFF’ Hints on Storing Nametags Nametags‘RADIO DIRECTORY’ ‘PHONE DIRECTORY’ 111 112 Some Useful Notes Temperatures How to Say NumbersRadio Stations Disc and Track Numbers Voice Command List CD Changer Commands Radio CommandsGeneric Track Commands 115 116 Phone Commands Display Commands Climate Control CommandsAutomatic climate control commands where fitted Where fitted, front use only Front use only Navigation Commands118 Navigation Delete Directory Navigation Minimise TimeNavigation Traffic Info on Navigation Traffic Info OFF 119 120 To delete a nametag associated with a memory point To play the nametag associated with a memory point121 Voice Training Training procedureTraining Introduction 122 123 Training Command List Error Messages Trouble-shootingVoice Command Message Meaning Group General 124 Recognised Command not125 126 Voice Command List section Phone Voice Command Message Meaning Group NametagsNavigation 127 Unable to Find Voice Command Message Meaning Group NavigationWaypoint ‘NAVIGATION ADD WAY Point Name ‘NAVIGATION Select Destination 129 Voice Training 130 131 Index 132