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Basic operation

Basic operation

Displays ....................................... 12
Controls ....................................... 13
Menu operation ............................ 19
Keyboards .................................... 22
Favourites .................................... 26
Contacts ....................................... 30
Touch operation overview ........... 35
Tone settings ............................... 39
Volume settings ........................... 40
System settings ........................... 41

Displays

Infotainment and vehicle information

are shown on two separate displays.

Centre display

The centre display is located in the

middle of the instrument panel. It

serves as the main information and

control centre of the Infotainment

system.
Inputs can be optionally made via

buttons on the instrument panel, the

touch screen or the touch pad.

For detailed descriptions, see

chapters "Control elements overview"

3

6 and "Controls"

3

13.

Driver Information Centre

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Summary of Contents for KTA-2677/11-VX-en

Page 1: ...0 1 Infotainment Manual Model Year 2014 5 Edition January 2014 KTA 2677 11 VX en VAUXHALL Insignia Infotainment Manual Model Year 2014 5 Edition January 2014 KTA 2677 11 VX en...

Page 2: ...Touch R700 Navi 900 3 R300 Color R400 Color 101 Contents...

Page 3: ......

Page 4: ...Introduction 4 Basic operation 12 Radio 45 CD Player 50 External devices 53 Navigation 60 Speech recognition 78 Phone 84 Frequently asked questions 93 Index 96 Touch R700 Navi 900...

Page 5: ...route planning will reliably guide you to your destination and if desired automatically avoid traffic jams or other traffic problems In addition the Infotainment system is equipped with a Phone portal...

Page 6: ...Warning In some areas one way streets and other roads and entrances e g pedestrian zones that you are not allowed to turn into are not marked on the map In such areas the Infotainment system may issu...

Page 7: ...6 Introduction Control elements overview Centre display with controls...

Page 8: ...display Home screen 6 BACK button 13 Press return to previous screen menu 7 v button Radio short press skip to next station long press seek up 45 CD player External devices short press skip to next tr...

Page 9: ...r recognition 22 3 BACK button 19 Press return to previous screen menu Long press return to Home screen Left hand steering wheel control 1 s button Press take phone call 88 or activate speech recognit...

Page 10: ...ton confirm selection 2 button 10 Press upwards increase volume Press downwards decrease volume 3 k l buttons Radio press to select next previous favourite 26 Media press to select next previous track...

Page 11: ...ystem is switched on using the X button while the ignition is switched off it switches off again automatically after 1 hour Setting the volume Turn the X knob The current setting is shown on the displ...

Page 12: ...around the current location Find a detailed description of the navigation functions 3 60 Phone Press the button to display the Home screen Select the PHONE icon If a connection to a paired mobile pho...

Page 13: ...shown on two separate displays Centre display The centre display is located in the middle of the instrument panel It serves as the main information and control centre of the Infotainment system Inputs...

Page 14: ...lection of important Infotainment functions Inputs are made via the five way controller on the right hand side of the steering wheel Find detailed descriptions in Control elements overview 3 6 and Con...

Page 15: ...Press the button on the instrument panel to access the Home screen BACK button When operating the menus press the BACK button to return to the next higher menu level Touch screen The centre display ha...

Page 16: ...xit edit mode Note In subsequent chapters the operating steps for moving a screen element via the touch screen will be described as drag the icon to or drag the menu item to Scrolling lists If there a...

Page 17: ...oll to the next page Note Constant pressure must be applied and the finger must be moved at constant speed If available tap on the q or p screen buttons at the left and right side of the screen Note I...

Page 18: ...lement to the next When the desired element is highlighted stop moving Press down on the pad to select the respective element Note In subsequent chapters the operating steps for selecting and activati...

Page 19: ...urites pages To scroll from one favourites page to another Place three fingers on the pad and simultaneously move them left to scroll to the next pages or right to scroll to the previous pages Note In...

Page 20: ...is activated Note If you are requested to confirm a function or message in the Driver Information Centre by pressing SEL Select press the 9 button Speech recognition system Find a detailed description...

Page 21: ...ly displayed Personalising the Home screen Entering edit mode Tap and hold an application icon for a few seconds The screen changes as you enter edit mode Frame marks are displayed around all applicat...

Page 22: ...ion into the application tray The Home screen icon changes to a small application tray icon Release the icon to drop it in the respective location If there are five icons in the application tray alrea...

Page 23: ...ctor bar When interacting with the screen buttons in the main menu the interaction selector bar is often minimised To display the interaction selector bar select the n screen button at the bottom of t...

Page 24: ...led by the autocomplete function As soon as one character letter or digit is entered the autocomplete function becomes active Every additional character entered is considered in the matching process r...

Page 25: ...r PIN code have to be entered a keypad is displayed Depending on the application or function currently active the keypad menu is displayed differently For a detailed description of how to enter charac...

Page 26: ...red in the edit field If the best guess of the system was right drawing a new character also serves as confirmation To close the character recognition menu press two fingers on the pad Character modif...

Page 27: ...bel text of the respective favourite If a favourite location is empty the position number of the favourite location 1 to 60 is indicated Displaying favourites The favourites list is accessible from al...

Page 28: ...st is wrapped Note At the bottom of the screen indication marks designate how many favourites pages may be accessed and which page is currently displayed The number of indication marks adapts to the v...

Page 29: ...and then select the NAV icon Select DESTINATION in the interaction selector bar and then select the RECENT tab 3 68 To store one of the addresses in the recent destinations list as a favourite reveal...

Page 30: ...creen button A keyboard opens up with the current favourite label text displayed in the entry field as well as in the label preview area Enter the new label text and select the Label screen button You...

Page 31: ...tivated by increasing the number of viewable favourites Contacts Two different types of contacts lists may be accessed from the Infotainment system Contacts lists downloaded from Bluetooth devices or...

Page 32: ...e is no first name available the last name is taken instead If there is no first or last name one of the first characters entered is used as sorting criteria The sorting order may be changed if first...

Page 33: ...the respective contact in the contacts list The outgoing call menu is displayed 3 84 Adding new contacts To add information from the application menus to the vehicle contacts list open the respective...

Page 34: ...screen The editing view is displayed Modifying information Select the field you wish to modify Depending on the field selected the keyboard or keypad is displayed Enter your changes 3 22 Select the Sa...

Page 35: ...34 Basic operation Confirm the message The entry is deleted...

Page 36: ...on the touch pad Scrolling lists 1 finger move up or down 2 fingers move up or down 1 finger move slider on scroll bar 1 finger repeatedly tap or tap and hold the n or o buttons at the top or bottom...

Page 37: ...to Driver Information Centre 1 finger move in the direction of the Driver Information Centre Seeking for radio stations 2 fingers move left or right to seek up or down Changing waveband 2 fingers move...

Page 38: ...er move in the direction of the Driver Information Centre Changing track 2 fingers move left or right to skip to previous or next track Changing media source 2 fingers move up or down to skip to previ...

Page 39: ...on the map you wish it to centre around Zoom in on the map w screen button 2 fingers move apart spread Zoom out on the map screen button 2 fingers move together pinch Phone menu Sending current audio...

Page 40: ...nhance or attenuate the deep frequencies of the audio sources Adjust the settings using the or w screen buttons Balance and fader In the illustration at the right side of the menu define the point wit...

Page 41: ...e available options Off no enhancement of volume with increasing vehicle speed High maximum enhancement of volume with increasing vehicle speed Bose AudioPilot This feature automatically adjusts the v...

Page 42: ...the 12 24 Hr screen button on the right side of the screen to select a time mode If 12 hour mode is selected a third column for AM and PM setting is displayed Select the desired option Set date Selec...

Page 43: ...alet Mode menu item A keypad is displayed Enter a four digit code and select the Enter screen button The keypad is redisplayed To confirm the first input reenter the four digit code and select the Loc...

Page 44: ...To turn the display back on touch the touch screen or press a button on the instrument panel Return to Factory Settings Press the button and then select the SETTINGS icon Scroll through the list and...

Page 45: ...t of version numbers of all items loaded to the system is displayed System update To update your system software contact your Vauxhall Authorised Repairer TouchPad In this menu you may define the scro...

Page 46: ...omatic station search Press the t or v buttons to play the previous or next station Manual station search Press and hold the t or v buttons Release the respective button when the desired frequency has...

Page 47: ...spective waveband To display all frequencies available for the waveband currently active select the View screen button in the upper right corner of the screen To tune to the desired frequency scroll t...

Page 48: ...rogramme name of the station appears instead of its frequency During a station search the Infotainment system tunes in to RDS stations only The Infotainment system always tunes into the best receivabl...

Page 49: ...dio programmes services can be broadcasted on a single frequency ensemble Besides high quality digital audio services DAB is also able to transmit programme associated data and a multitude of other da...

Page 50: ...if the DAB waveband is activated DAB to DAB Linking If this function is activated the device switches over to the same service programme on another DAB ensemble frequency if available when the DAB sig...

Page 51: ...P3 and WMA files written in any format other than listed above may not play correctly and their file names and folder names may not be displayed correctly Audio CDs with copy protection which are not...

Page 52: ...operation for MP3 and WMA files is identical When a CD with WMA files is loaded MP3 related menus are displayed Usage Starting CD playback Push an audio or MP3 CD with the labelled side facing upwards...

Page 53: ...highlighted Scroll through the list and select the desired list item Note Find a detailed description of browsing MP3 CDs 3 55 CD Menu To display the CD Menu select the MENU screen button in the inte...

Page 54: ...X input the audio signal of the auxiliary device is transmitted via the speakers of the Infotainment system The volume and the tone settings can be adjusted via the Infotainment system All other contr...

Page 55: ...emove the USB storage device Caution Avoid disconnecting the device during playback This may damage the device or the Infotainment system USB audio function The Infotainment system can play music file...

Page 56: ...Connecting a device Find a detailed description on the Bluetooth connection 3 85 Bluetooth audio function The Infotainment system can play music files contained in Bluetooth devices like iPod or Smar...

Page 57: ...or next tracks Fast forwarding or rewinding Tap and hold the t or v buttons to rewind or fast forward Browse function Note The browse function is not available for AUX and Bluetooth media sources To...

Page 58: ...ic Programme TP To constantly receive traffic news set Traffic Programme TP On Find a detailed description 3 47 Playing movies Starting video playback Connect the device 3 53 Repeatedly press the MEDI...

Page 59: ...een You are led through various setup screens First a list of all phones paired to the system is displayed Select the phone with which you want to establish an Internet connection to the app store The...

Page 60: ...ton at the bottom of the screen The app is installed When the installation process is finished the Install screen button changes to Launch Note Apps installed on the Infotainment system are displayed...

Page 61: ...n system does not release the driver from the responsibility for a correct vigilant attitude in road traffic The relevant traffic regulations must always be followed If a navigation instruction contra...

Page 62: ...an City street house number postal code city country France house number street postal code city country Germany street house number postal code city country or city street house number country Gibral...

Page 63: ...contact your Vauxhall Authorised Repairer Usage Information on the map display To display the navigation map press the button and then select the NAV icon Route guidance not active The current locatio...

Page 64: ...by an arrow symbol The distance to the next turning manoeuvre is displayed Map manipulation Scrolling To scroll the map you may optionally Place your finger anywhere on the screen and move it up down...

Page 65: ...lect the OVERVIEW screen button The screen button changes to RESET To return to the normal view select the RESET screen button Changing the map view To toggle between the different map views 3D View H...

Page 66: ...activated audio control screen buttons are displayed in the interaction selector bar of the map view Select the MENU screen button in the interaction selector bar and then select the Map View list it...

Page 67: ...e the entire recent destinations list Deleting individual destinations Select Delete Individual Destinations to display the recent destinations list To delete a destination select the icon next to the...

Page 68: ...POIs already stored in the Infotainment system you can create user defined POIs that meet your personal requirements After creation such user defined POIs can be downloaded to the Infotainment system...

Page 69: ...nfotainment system A message is displayed that prompts you to confirm the download After confirmation the POI data will be downloaded to the Infotainment system The downloaded POIs are then selectable...

Page 70: ...ector bar and then select the RECENT tab A list of all recently entered destinations is displayed Select one of the entries The destination details view is displayed To start route guidance select the...

Page 71: ...select the POIS tab A list of POI main categories is displayed Setting a search location Note The search location is specified by the map section chosen If you scroll the map zoom in or out or start...

Page 72: ...nce select the Go screen button Creating a waypoint trip A waypoint is an intermediate destination that is considered in the calculation of a route to its final destination To create a waypoint trip y...

Page 73: ...only available if a phone number is stored for the respective location Storing destinations Contacts entry After entering a destination and before starting route guidance the destination details view...

Page 74: ...tton in the interaction selector bar and then select the Cancel Route menu item Alternatively tap on the arrow symbol indicating your next turning manoeuvre on the right side of the screen to display...

Page 75: ...w Nearby Traffic Incidents menu item Depending on which incidents you wish to be displayed select the Along Route or the All screen button at the bottom of the screen To display details on a traffic i...

Page 76: ...ferently Normal route one destination Waypoint trip several destinations Changing the route After route guidance has been started tap on the arrow button to display the route guidance menu Adding a wa...

Page 77: ...a red 9 Note The Avoided Areas section also comprises roads automatically avoided by the system due to traffic incidents To reinclude the avoided street or motorway in the route unselect the respecti...

Page 78: ...n edited several times you may want to rearrange the waypoints in the most efficient order Select the OPTIMISE tab Wait until the waypoints list has been updated Select the Save screen button at the t...

Page 79: ...t ways to speak commands for performing the desired actions Most of them except destination entry and voice keypad can be completed in a single command If the action takes more than one command to be...

Page 80: ...lay language to French German or Italian For changing the display language see Language in chapter System settings 3 41 Input order for destination addresses The order in which the parts of an address...

Page 81: ...ponds to natural speech Note When starting to use the speech recognition it may be advantageous to use the Long setting As you get more experienced it may be advantageous to use the Short setting Voic...

Page 82: ...dy for voice input a beep is heard The speech recognition symbol on the right side of the help menu changes from black to red You can now say a voice command see description above Adjusting the volume...

Page 83: ...e radio frequency and the waveband Navigation destinations however are too complex for a single command First state a command that explains the type of destination needed such as Directions to an Addr...

Page 84: ...ated the help prompt is either displayed in the Driver Information Centre or on the centre display To interrupt the help prompt press the w button A beep is heard You may say a command Voice pass thru...

Page 85: ...d network provider You will find further information on this in the operating instructions for your mobile phone or you can enquire about them with your network provider Important information for oper...

Page 86: ...e SETTINGS icon Select Bluetooth to display the respective submenu Pairing a device Important information Up to five devices can be paired to the system Only one paired device can be connected to the...

Page 87: ...the phone memory of the mobile phone If this function is not supported by the Bluetooth device a corresponding message is displayed on the Infotainment system Pairing via the Phone application 1 Press...

Page 88: ...rks it may be necessary for a valid SIM card to be properly inserted in the mobile phone 9 Warning Bear in mind that you can make and receive calls with the mobile phone if it is in a service area wit...

Page 89: ...inment system via Bluetooth Find a detailed description 3 85 Initiating a phone call Keypad Press the button and then select the PHONE icon to display the respective menu If necessary select the KEYPA...

Page 90: ...calls are highlighted in red in the recent calls list and indicated by a 9 symbol next to the phone icon in the application tray Select one of the phone numbers stored in the recent calls list The nu...

Page 91: ...tivating the microphone Select the Mute screen button to temporarily deactivate the microphone The screen button changes to Unmute To reactivate the microphone select the Unmute screen button Deactiva...

Page 92: ...e B screen button to merge the two calls Both calls become active The B screen button changes to C To unmerge the calls select the C screen button Phones Select the PHONES tab to display the device li...

Page 93: ...mobile telephone standards GSM 900 1800 1900 and UMTS is only permitted if the maximum transmission power of the mobile telephone is 2 watts for GSM 900 or 1 watt for the other types For reasons of s...

Page 94: ...ne book and recent calls list is allowed on the phone Depending on the phone loading the phone book and recent calls list might take a few minutes Detailed description 3 88 Touch pad How can I select...

Page 95: ...en Manage Favourites in order to rename delete or move the favourites Detailed description 3 26 Where are the favourites stored and how can I recall them The favourites are stored in the favourites li...

Page 96: ...can I download them New apps can be downloaded to the system from the AppShop Press the button and then select the Apps icon on the Home screen to display the Apps main menu Make sure Bluetooth and Te...

Page 97: ...utomatic volume adjustment Auto volume 40 Bose AudioPilot 40 Auto Set 41 Auto volume 40 AUX 53 B BACK button 13 Balance 39 Basic operation Application tray 19 Character recognition pane 22 Contacts 30...

Page 98: ...53 Movie files 53 Five way controller 13 Forgotten PIN 41 Frequency list 45 Frequently asked questions 93 G General information 50 53 60 78 84 AUX 53 Bluetooth music 53 CD 50 Infotainment system 4 Na...

Page 99: ...88 Radio 45 SD card 55 USB 55 57 OVERVIEW screen button 62 P Pairing 85 Phone Bluetooth 84 Bluetooth connection 85 Contacts 30 Emergency calls 87 Favourites 26 Handsfree mode 88 Phone book 30 88 Rece...

Page 100: ...39 Touch operation overview 35 Touch pad 13 41 Scrolling 41 Touch screen 13 Touch screen calibration 41 TP 47 Traffic incidents 72 Traffic Programme 47 Treble 39 Turn list 72 U Usage 10 45 51 62 80 AU...

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Page 102: ...Introduction 102 Basic operation 109 Radio 115 CD Player 121 External devices 124 Phone 128 Index 138 R300 Color R400 Color...

Page 103: ...nment system is equipped with a Phone portal that allows comfortable and safe use of your mobile phone in the vehicle Optionally the Infotainment system can be operated using the control panel or the...

Page 104: ...e into Radio reception Radio reception may be disrupted by static noise distortion or loss of reception due to changes in distance from the transmitter multi path reception due to reflection shadowing...

Page 105: ...104 Introduction Control elements overview Control panel...

Page 106: ...ton Press display Home screen 109 8 BACK button Menu one level back 109 Input delete last character or entire entry 109 9 v button Radio short press skip to next station press and hold seek up 115 Ext...

Page 107: ...109 Press buttons operate menus on the Driver Information Centre see images below i button display menu for application selection return to next higher menu level j button display application specific...

Page 108: ...ce becomes active Press and hold the X knob again to turn the system off Automatic switch off If the Infotainment system is switched on using the X button while the ignition is switched off it switche...

Page 109: ...cting and operating external devices 3 124 Phone Press the button to display the Home screen Select the PHONE screen button to establish a Bluetooth connection between the Infotainment system and a mo...

Page 110: ...ed item is highlighted Press To activate a selected screen button or menu item To confirm a changed settings value To switch to a different settings option To display the application specific submenu...

Page 111: ...on Centre the i button serves as back button Press the i button to return to the next higher menu level Selecting an application To display the menu for application selection press the i button Repeat...

Page 112: ...Balance Turn the MENU knob to adjust the setting as desired Press the MENU knob to confirm the setting Selecting a tone style Scroll through the list and press the MENU knob to activate EQ Equaliser...

Page 113: ...elect the AUTO SET screen button at the bottom of the screen Activate either On RDS or Off Manual If Off Manual is selected adjust hours and minutes Repeatedly select the 12 24 HR screen button at the...

Page 114: ...ll Authorised Repairer Display Press the button and then select the SETTINGS icon Scroll through the list and select the Display menu item Select the Turn Display Off menu item to turn off the display...

Page 115: ...gs e g tone settings A warning message is displayed Select the Restore screen button The settings are reset Software Information Press the button and select the SETTINGS icon Scroll through the list a...

Page 116: ...nds Station search Automatic station search Press the t or v buttons to play the previous or next station Manual station search Press and hold the t or v buttons Release the respective button when the...

Page 117: ...m is only available for the FM and the DAB wavebands Press the MENU knob to display the respective waveband menu and select the Categories list item A list of programme type categories currently avail...

Page 118: ...e Select the desired favourite screen button The respective radio station is played Note The active favourite is highlighted Using the right hand steering wheel control Repeatedly press the k or l but...

Page 119: ...nfotainment system tunes in to RDS stations only The Infotainment system always tunes into the best receivable broadcasting frequency of the set station by means of AF alternative frequency Depending...

Page 120: ...ncy ensemble Besides high quality digital audio services DAB is also able to transmit programme associated data and a multitude of other data services including travel and traffic information As long...

Page 121: ...if the DAB waveband is activated DAB to DAB Linking If this function is activated the device switches over to the same service programme on another DAB ensemble frequency if available when the DAB sig...

Page 122: ...MP3 and WMA files written in any format other than listed above may not play correctly and their file names and folder names may not be displayed correctly Audio CDs with copy protection which are not...

Page 123: ...age Starting CD playback Push an audio or MP3 CD with the labelled side upwards into the CD slot until it is pulled in Repeatedly press the MEDIA button to activate the CD function Removing a CD Press...

Page 124: ...ay the CD menu and then select the Browse CD Media list item The track list is displayed Note The track currently playing is highlighted Scroll through the list and select the desired list item Note F...

Page 125: ...io signal of the auxiliary device is transmitted via the speakers of the Infotainment system The volume and the tone settings can be adjusted via the Infotainment system All other control functions ne...

Page 126: ...sconnect the USB device or iPod select another function and then remove the USB storage device Caution Avoid disconnecting the device during playback This may damage the device or the Infotainment sys...

Page 127: ...em Connecting a device Find a detailed description on the Bluetooth connection 3 129 Bluetooth audio function The Infotainment system can play music files contained in Bluetooth devices like iPod or S...

Page 128: ...song playback e g album artist genre To deactivate the shuffle function select the 9 screen button again Note If the shuffle function is activated 9 is highlighted in red Browse function Note The brow...

Page 129: ...and network provider You will find further information on this in the operating instructions for your mobile phone or you can enquire about them with your network provider Important information for o...

Page 130: ...then select the SETTINGS icon Select Bluetooth to display the respective submenu Pairing a device Important information Up to five devices can be paired to the system Only one paired device can be co...

Page 131: ...g via the Phone application 1 Press the button and then select the PHONE icon The phone main menu is displayed 2 Select the Manage Phones list item to display the device list 3 Select the PAIR screen...

Page 132: ...eld of the device list Deleting a device 1 Press the button and then select the SETTINGS icon Select Bluetooth to display the respective submenu 2 Select Device Management to display the device list 3...

Page 133: ...as a connection via Bluetooth has been set up between your mobile phone and the Infotainment system you can operate many functions of your mobile phone via the Infotainment system Note Not every mobi...

Page 134: ...list and select the desired contact entry The contact details view is displayed Select one of the phone numbers stored under that contact The number is dialled Calls lists Press the button and then se...

Page 135: ...ct the END screen button to end the call Deactivating the microphone Select the MUTE screen button to temporarily deactivate the microphone The screen button changes to UNMUTE To reactivate the microp...

Page 136: ...ation instructions and the operating guidelines of the mobile phone and handsfree manufacturer must be observed when installing and operating a mobile telephone Failure to do so could invalidate the v...

Page 137: ...pment and mobile telephones which fail to meet above mentioned mobile telephone standards is only permitted using an antenna located outside of the vehicle Caution Mobile telephones and radio equipmen...

Page 138: ...Phone 137...

Page 139: ...r 109 Instrument panel 109 Bass 110 Bluetooth connection 129 Bluetooth music 124 C Category list 115 CD player 121 Clock display 112 Control elements Infotainment system 104 Steering wheel 104 Control...

Page 140: ...information 128 Handsfree mode 132 Phone book 132 Recent calls 132 Ringtone 132 Phone book 132 Phone call Initiating 132 Rejecting 132 Taking 132 Playing audio 126 R Radio Category list 115 DAB 119 DA...

Page 141: ...s 110 TP 118 Traffic Programme 118 Treble 110 U Usage 107 115 122 AUX 126 Bluetooth music 126 CD 122 Infotainment system 107 Menu 109 Phone 132 SD card 126 USB 126 USB 124 V Valet mode Locking 112 Unl...

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