User manual RENAULT R-PLUG RADIO+

[. . . ] 3 Choose the radio source and the wavelength. 2 Introduction to the controls (2/4) AUDIO function 5 6 7 Select the desired audio source (if connected): – Media: CD → USB → Bluetooth® → AUX (Jack socket). PHONE function (depending on the vehicle) Short press: – following or previous track (CD/CD MP3, some portable audio players); – scroll through the radio frequencies (+/-0. 8 Press and hold: – fast forward on a CD/CD MP3 on some portable audio players; – continuous scrolling of the frequencies. [. . . ] 16 Auxiliary audio sources (1/3) Your audio system has an auxiliary input to connect an external audio source (USB key, MP3 player, iPod®, Bluetooth® portable audio player, etc). There are several ways to connect your portable audio player: – USB socket; – Jack socket; – Bluetooth® connection. nB: the auxiliary audio source formats include MP3 , WMA and AAC. Auxiliary input: USB socket Connection Connect the iPod® cable or USB key to the USB socket. Once the device is plugged into the USB socket, the track will play automatically. Note: if this is the first time that the device is connected to the system, audio playback will start at the first track in the first folder on the source. Otherwise, playback will start at the last track played. Note: once connected, you can no longer directly control your portable digital audio player. You must use the buttons on the front panel of the audio system. Use – iPod® : After connecting your iPod®, the menus are accessible from your audio system. The system keeps the same playlists as on your iPod®. Once the Bluetooth® digital portable audio player is connected, you can control it from your audio system. Depending on the device, press 8 to go to the previous/next tracks on the portable audio player. Note: the number of accessible functions varies depending on the type of portable audio player and its compatibility with the audio system. Note: in some cases, you will need to refer to your device’s manual to finalise the connection procedure. 19 Pairing and unpairing a telephone (1/2) Pairing a phone In order to use your hands-free phone system, you must pair your Bluetooth® mobile to your vehicle before using it for the first time. Pairing will enable the hands-free phone system to recognise and store a phone. Up to five phones can be stored by the hands-free phone system, but only one can be connected to the hands-free phone system at any time. Pairing is carried out on the system and on your phone. Your audio system and phone must both be switched on. Note: The existing pairing will be automatically disconnected once a new pairing is made. To pair a phone, carry out the following operations: – activate the phone’s Bluetooth® connection (please refer to your phone manual); Phone settings Bluetooth connection Language (Free) (Free) (Free) – display the settings menu by pressing  12, then select the “Bluetooth connection” menu; – choose a free space, then press 4,  18 or 21 to display the following menu; Note: You can also access the list of Bluetooth® phones by pressing  11 or 15 if there is no phone connected. [. . . ] The initial read time of a CD CD MP3 seems long. Wait: the CD MP3 requires a long time to be read. €œCD read error” is displayed or the CD CD CD incorrectly inserted or dirty, damaged Eject the CD/CD MP3. Audio and non-audio files have been Save audio and non-audio files on differsaved on the same CD. [. . . ]