Vauxhall Antara Infotainment System Owner's Manual

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Introduction 9Steering wheel audio controls1 Thumbwheel: manual timesetting (see vehicleowner's manual) ... 72 q button ...

Introduction 993. Once you have changed settings,press one of the function buttonsFM/AM, CD/MP3 or BC to displaythe relevant function.4. Press the SOU

100 Introduction4. Press the SETTINGS buttonagain and move back one level inthe Settings menu.5. Once you have changed settings,press one of the funct

Radio 101RadioUsage ... 101Station search ... 101Autostore lists ...

102 RadioManual station searchThe manual station search is used totune in to stations of knownfrequencies.Keep m or n pressed until MAN isdisplayed.

Radio 103Autostore listsActivate/deactivate AS levelTap the AS button.When the AS level is active, thedisplay shows AS.The AS level can also be activa

104 RadioIf you switch RDS off, the RDSfunctions will be disabled and theautomatic station search will not onlylook for RDS stations.Press the RDS but

Radio 105Programme type selection1. Press the SETTINGS button.2. Press OK until PTY is displayed.3. Select one of the 29 programmetypes e.g. News orEn

106 Radio If on standby for trafficannouncement is switched on, thenCD playback is interrupted during atraffic announcement. Traffic announcements a

CD Player 107CD PlayerGeneral information ... 107Usage ... 108General informationWith the CD play

108 CD PlayerApplicable playlist extensions:"m3u" or "pls".When generating (coding) the MP3files from audio data, a bitrate of upt

10 IntroductionWhen the Infotainment system isswitched on, the last selected volumeis set.If the volume is muted (set to zero),the \ symbol is shown i

CD Player 109Album selection for MP3 CDsYou are listening to a track from analbum.Press the CD/MP3 button.The CD track last played is displayed.Tap on

110 CD PlayerRemoving a CDPress the j button.Eject CD appears on the display.If a CD is ejected, the last radio stationused will automatically be play

AUX input 111AUX inputUsage ... 111UsageThe connector is located in the areaof the centre console.To play back an

112IndexAActivating CD player... 108AM... 101AS...

113Station search... 101Store... 101Switching the Infotainmentsystem on or off...

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Introduction ... 116Voice recognition ... 129Index ... 134Mobi

116 IntroductionIntroductionGeneral information ... 116Connection ... 119Bluetooth connection ...

Introduction 1179 WarningThe Infotainment system has to beused so that the vehicle can bedriven safely at all times. If in doubtstop your vehicle and

118 IntroductionCharging the telephonebatteriesAs soon as the Mobile phone portalhas been switched on and thetelephone has been slotted into theteleph

Introduction 11 USB port functions 3 29 Bluetooth music functions 3 32NavigationPress the NAV button to open theNAVIGATION menu.Press the MAP button

Introduction 119ConnectionA connection can be created betweena mobile telephone and theInfotainment system via: a telephone-specific adapter a Bluet

120 IntroductionInsert the mobile telephone into theadapterEnsure that the contacts areconnected properly. You must hear aclick sound when the mobilet

Introduction 1215. Select the Start searching menuitem.During the search process forBluetooth™ devices, the wordSearching... is displayed.When the sea

122 Introduction3. Deactivate Connect.The message Disconnected!appears followed once again bythe Bluetooth™ menu.4. Select Remove.The message Removed!

Introduction 123functions are active. You canenquire about this with the localnetwork operators.The emergency call number candiffer depending on the r

124 IntroductionIn addition to operating using thesteering wheel remote controlsystem, some functions can also beoperated using a speech recognitionsy

Introduction 125DialDialling the telephone numbermanuallyIn the telephone menu:Select the Dial menu item.Enter No... appears on the display.Select the

126 IntroductionSelect menu item Filtering.The selected check box indicatesactive filtering. The phone bookentries are grouped by initial letter(abc,

Introduction 127The DTMF menu is displayed.You can now enter numbers using thethumbwheel.In the display footer, select the figuresrequired.The signal

128 IntroductionCautionMobile telephones and radioequipment may lead tomalfunctions in the vehicleelectronics when operated insidethe vehicle with no

12 IntroductionThe corresponding system function isactivated, or a message is displayed,or a submenu with further options isdisplayed.With multifuncti

Voice recognition 129Voice recognitionVoice recognition ... 129Voice recognitionThe speech recognition systemenables you to operat

130 Voice recognitionEnding the dialogueThere are various ways to deactivatethe speech recognition system andend the dialogue: By pressing q Time-ou

Voice recognition 131 "Delete" "Phonebook" "Help" "Cancel"Detailed description of thesecommands see below.

132 Voice recognitionUser: "One One Nine Nine"Voice output repeats: "One One NineNine"User: "Change"Voice output repeats

Voice recognition 133User: <Miriam>Voice output: "The number, please!".User: "Plus Four Nine"Voice output: "Plus Four N

134IndexAAccepting calls... 123Activating speech recognition... 129BBluetooth connection... 120CCall lists..

135TTelephone numbers... 123Telephone-specific adapter... 119VVoice recognition ... 129

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Introduction 13Scrolling through a long list of menuitemsIf more menu items are available thanpresentable on the screen, a scrollbar is displayed.With

14 IntroductionExample: Avoid road settingsWith touch screen:Tap on the - or + screen button besidea setting to adjust this setting.With multifunction

Introduction 15With multifunction knob:1. Turn the multifunction knobclockwise or anti-clockwise toselect a menu item.2. Press the multifunction knob

16 Introductionor if an audio main menu is currentlyactive, e.g. the FM1 or CD menu,press the multifunction knob.NoticeThe Audio screen button in the

Introduction 17BrightnessTo adjust the brightness of thedisplay: set Brightness to VeryBright, Bright, Medium, Dark, or VeryDark.Display modeTo adjust

18 RadioRadioUsage ... 18Station search ... 19Radio data system (RDS) ... 2

Touch & Connect ... 3CD 30 / CD 30 MP3 Type 1 ... 89Mobile phone portal ... 115Contents

Radio 19Enabling or disabling trafficannouncements (TA)(TA function not available for AMwaveband)Select the TA screen button to enableor disable the r

20 RadioThe list entry of the currently playedFM station is highlighted in red.If a station is stored on one of thestation buttons 1...6, thecorrespon

Radio 21The Infotainment system alwaystunes into the best receivablefrequency of the currently playedRDS station.If RDS Regional mode is activated,onl

22 RadioEnabling or disabling trafficannouncementsSelect the TA screen button to enableor disable the reception of trafficannouncements.When the recep

CD Player 23CD PlayerGeneral information ... 23Usage ... 24General informationThe Infotainmen

24 CD Player Dirt and liquids on CDs can smearthe lens of the audio player insidethe device and cause faults. Protect CDs from heat and directsunlig

CD Player 25If the normal CD replay mode is active(no mix or repeat mode activated, seebelow): replay starts with the firsttrack on the CD again, afte

26 CD PlayerFast forward or rewindPress the l or m button and holdit down to fast forward or rewind thecurrent track.NoticeThe activation of the fast

CD Player 27During MP3 CD replayIf an MP3 CD is inserted, the currenttrack or all tracks in the currentlyselected folder can be repeatedlyplayed until

28 AUX inputAUX inputGeneral information ... 28Usage ... 28General informationIn the centre c

USB port 29USB portGeneral information ... 29Playing saved audio files ... 30General informationIn the centre console ther

30 USB portAt least 8 folders in depth hierarchyare supported.WMA files with Digital RightsManagement (DRM) from onlinemusic shops cannot be played.WM

USB port 31Music browserDepending on the model/version ofthe connected iPod and the datastored, there are various options forthe selection and playing

32 Bluetooth musicBluetooth musicGeneral information ... 32Operation ... 32General informationBlue

Bluetooth music 33Activating the Bluetooth musicmodePress the MEDIA button once orseveral times to activate theBluetooth music mode.The most important

34 NavigationNavigationGeneral information ... 34Usage ... 35Destination input ...

Navigation 35The route guidance is provided byvoice commands and an directionarrow, as well as with the aid of amulti-colour map display.TMC traffic i

36 NavigationThe NAVIGATION menu providesaccess to all system functions fordestination input 3 46 and routeguidance 3 63.TRAF button andTRAFFIC MESSAG

Navigation 37Route guidance not activeIf route guidance is not active, thefollowing information is displayed: In the top line: information on thecurr

38 NavigationNoticeThe activation/deactivation of voiceguidance is indicated by a beep, ifsystem sounds are activated 3 9. Map display of the area ar

Introduction ... 4Radio ... 18CD Player ...

Navigation 39Moving the visible map sectionThe visible map section on the mapdisplay can be moved freely in alldirections.Activating the move modeTap

40 NavigationEnter the desired name for thecurrent position.To display a keypad for input ofnumbers and special characters:select the More screen butt

Navigation 41In the 2D map view, you can togglebetween the "north orientation",and the "driving directionorientation" mode, see Ma

42 NavigationThe following further settings/optionsare available: Time Display: toggles betweendisplaying the estimated arrivaltime and the estimated

Navigation 43system, see "User defined points ofinterest" below.Select the menu item to remove alluser defined POI data from theInfotainment

44 NavigationNoticeFunctionality of the Dynamicnavigation settings when routeguidance is active, see "Settings forroute calculation and guidance&

Navigation 45Example: 9.9800000,52.0150000, "Michaels House[ Fleet Street ]"Please note, that the text shownabove has to be entered in asing

46 NavigationTo start the download: press theSETUP button, select the Navigationscreen button, select the Downloadmy POIs now menu item, and thenconfi

Navigation 47as new destination, see "Enteringand selecting the home address"below.The menu options Options, Route,and Cancel Route are desc

48 NavigationIn case the displayed city name is theone you are searching for, you canselect the OK screen button to directlyadd that city name to your

4 IntroductionIntroductionGeneral information ... 4Theft-deterrent feature ... 5Control elements overview ...

Navigation 49NoticeDetailed description of address datainput via menus with keypads, see"Using menus with keypads foraddress input" above.No

50 NavigationA menu with keypad for streetname input is displayed.Enter the name of the desiredstreet.NoticeAs long as no street name letter isentered

Navigation 51Select the list entry with thedesired house number or numberrange.The CONFIRM DESTINATIONmenu is displayed.5. Confirming the new destinat

52 NavigationTap on the map to move thedestination to a new location.The destination flag is nowdisplayed at the new location.Select the OK screen but

Navigation 53Using the address book, you canconveniently store the addresses ofyour favourite destinations, and laterselect such addresses asdestinati

54 NavigationIf required, you can move thevisible map section in an arbitrarydirection by moving your finger onthe screen, and change the mapscale by

Navigation 55To store the address data: seedescriptions above. Current Position: stores the currentdestination in the address book.To store the addre

56 NavigationThe data stored on the map SD cardcontain a great number of predefinedPOIs, which are indicated bycorresponding symbols on the mapdisplay

Navigation 57To return to the restaurant list:select the List screen button.To start route guidance to theselected restaurant: select theStart screen

58 NavigationPOIs which names contain theentered letter combination.NoticeIf you do not enter any letter, andthen start a POI search, the systemwill s

Introduction 5traffic.The related trafficregulations must always befollowed.Only make entries (e.g.addresses) with the vehiclestationary.If a navigati

Navigation 59To return to the user POI list: selectthe List screen button.To start route guidance to theselected user POI: select the Startscreen butt

60 NavigationA chequered flag now indicates thenew destination, and at the bottom ofthe map the street name (or GPScoordinates) of the new destination

Navigation 61Select the Intersection asdestination menu item.Perform operating steps 1 to 3 of"Entering an address directly", seeabove.After

62 Navigationexceeds 50, the oldest one will beremoved from the list, and the newone will be added.After selecting a previous destinationin the list,

Navigation 63The old home address (if available)will be deleted. Start: sets the displayed homeaddress or GPS coordinates asnew destination, and star

64 NavigationControlling route guidance viathe NAVIGATION menuPress the NAV button to open theNAVIGATION menu.The NAVIGATION menu providesthree option

Navigation 65Automatic: all TMC messages areautomatically taken into account forroute calculation/recalculation.Prompt: in the event of a traffic jamo

66 NavigationTo show all available information on aparticular route list item: select thatlist item.Controlling route guidance viathe TRAFFIC MESSAGES

Navigation 67The following menu options areavailable: Avoid Road Ahead: opens theAVOID ROAD AHEAD menu.Using that menu you can excludethe first upcom

68 NavigationNoticeYou can only define one singleexclusion street or one exclusionsection at a time in the route list.To perform the street exclusion:

6 IntroductionNoticeDetailed description of menuoperation via touch screen ormultifunction knob 3 9.1. Select the OK screen button.A keypad for PIN co

Navigation 69In the case of a traffic problem (e.g.traffic jam, closed road) on the routedriven, a message is displayed, and avoice message output ind

70 NavigationImportant information on SD cardhandlingCautionNever attempt to use an SD cardthat has been cracked, deformedor repaired using adhesive t

Navigation 71Inserting the SD cardPush the SD card with the labelledside upward, and the cut-outs on theright side (see image above),carefully into th

72 NavigationNo. Explanation1 Traffic jam2 Closed road3 Slippery road4 Road works5 Icy road6 Fog7 Cross winds8 Narrowing9 Accident10 Danger11 Uneven r

Phone 73PhoneGeneral information ... 73Bluetooth connection ... 74Emergency call ... 76Oper

74 Phonephones is prohibited, ifinterference is caused by themobile phone or if dangeroussituations can occur.BluetoothThe Bluetooth profiles HFP 1.1,

Phone 75Pairing a Bluetooth deviceImportant information Up to four devices can be paired tothe system. Only one paired device can beconnected to the

76 Phone2. Select the desired device.3. On the Bluetooth device: if notactivated already, activate theBluetooth function (see userguide of Bluetooth d

Phone 77functions are active. You canenquire about this with the localnetwork operators.The emergency call number candiffer depending on the region an

78 Phoneo thumbwheel: turn to adjustvolume.PrerequisitesThe following prerequisites must bemet in order to use the handsfreemode of the Infotainment s

Introduction 7Control elements overviewInstrument panel

Phone 79data and call lists data is transferredfrom the mobile phone to theInfotainment system.Detailed information on this, see"Phone book setup

80 PhoneTo display all phone book entriesstarting with a particular letter:Enter this letter (select the Deletescreen button to delete an enteredlette

Phone 81To initiate a phone call: select thedesired list entry. The correspondingphone number is dialled.Redialling a phone numberThe last dialled pho

82 PhoneTo answer the call: select the green{ screen button.To reject the call: select the red }screen button.Second incoming phone callIf a second ph

Phone 83NoticeDepending on the number of phonebook entries and the connectedmobile phone, the data downloadcan take several minutes.As long as the mob

84 PhoneNoticeIn case you select a phone book thatwas not downloaded from theconnected mobile phone, thePhonebk screen button in thePHONE menu will no

Phone 85

86IndexAActivating the CD player... 24Activating the radio... 18Adding waypoints... 63Address bo

87NNavigationadding waypoints... 63address book... 46control elements... 35creating

88UUsage... 18, 24, 28, 35USB portimportant information... 29playing saved audio files... 30User POIscreati

8 Introduction1 l ... 19Radio: scroll down instation memory ... 19CD/MP3: short press: skiptra

Introduction ... 90Radio ... 101CD Player ... 107A

90 IntroductionIntroductionGeneral information ... 90Theft-deterrent feature ... 91Overview ...

Introduction 91Radio receptionRadio reception may be disrupted bystatic, noise, distortion or loss ofreception due to changes in distance from thetra

92 IntroductionOverviewControl elements on instrument panel

Introduction 931 RDS ... 103Display programme nameor transmission frequencyof the station ... 103

94 IntroductionSteering wheel audio controls1 Thumbwheel ... 95Turn: TID (Triple-Info-Display): Manual stationsearch ...

Introduction 95The steering wheel remote controlhas other functions in conjunctionwith the Mobile phone portal, seechapter for Mobile phone portal.Ope

96 Introduction3. Press OK to select System.4. Press m until a selected orunselected box for "Ign.Logic"(depending on the current setting)is

Introduction 97For the best possible audio quality,the external audio source should beset to maximum volume. On units withline-out, the output signal

98 IntroductionTone settingsPress the SOUND button to make thefollowing settings: Fader Balance Bass Treble SoundSetting the volume distributionb