Land Rover Range Rover 2000 2001 Owners Handbook 2nd Edition Aus Rover

							Switches
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DASHBOARD CENTRE CONSOLE SWITCHES
The following switches are located on the
centre console between the driver and front
seat passenger:
Front fog lights(if fitted)
Press to switch on and off; the
switch illuminates while the lights
are switched on.
The lights operate only with the starter switch
in position’II’and the headlights or side lights
on. Note that the fog lights will have to be
re-selected if the head/sidelights or the starter
switch have been turned off.
DO remember to switch off as soon as
visibility is clear.
Rear fog guard lights
Press to switch on and off; the
switch illuminates while the lights
are switched on. The rear fog guard lights will
operate only when the starter switch is in
position’II’, and when either:
the headlights are switched on, or
the sidelights and front fog lights are
switched on.
Note that the fog guard lights will have to be
reselected if the headlights or side lights and
front fog lights have been turned off.
REMEMBER:In clear conditions rear fog
guard lights can dazzle other road users. Use
only when visibility is severely restricted.
Hazard warning lights
Press to operate; all the direction
indicators, including those fitted
to a trailer, will flash in conjunction with each
other.
Use ONLY in an emergency to warn other
road users when your stationary vehicle is
causing an obstruction, or is in a hazardous
situation. Remember to switch off before
moving away.
NOTE:The functions of the electronic air
suspension system switches are described
under’Air suspension’. The cruise control
master switch (if fitted) is described under
’Cruise control’. 
						

							Switches
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STEERING WHEEL SWITCHES
If fitted, the following switches are located on
the steering wheel:
Cruise control
The functions of the cruise control switches
’SET+’and’RES’are described under’Cruise
control’.
Mode switch
Press the MODE switch to select
either: radio, tape, or CD player
(see’In-car entertainment’).
Seek/search forward
Press to search for the next
receivable radio station on the
selected waveband. When tape or CD player
are being used, seek/search is used to select
the next track.
Seek/search backward
Press to search backwards for
the next receivable station on the
selected waveband. When tape or CD player
are being used, seek/search is used to select
the previous track.
Volume up
Press the positive switch to
increase the volume.
Volume down
Press the negative switch to
decrease the volume.
Horn
To operate the horn press on any of the horn
symbols on the edge of the steering wheel
pad. 
						

							Electric windows
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The switches on the centre console operate
the following windows:
1.Right hand front window.
2.Left hand front window.
3.Right hand rear window.
4.Left hand rear window.
5.Switch to isolate rear door window
switches (when carrying children).
NOTE:Rear windows can also be operated by
individual window switches mounted on each
rear door, provided the isolation switch is not
activated.Operating the windows
The electric windows can be operated when
the starter switch is in position’I’or’II’and
for up to 45 seconds after the starter switch is
turned off (provided neither front door is
opened in the meantime). If a front door is
opened, then a further 45 second period
commences.
NOTE:Only manual mode (not’one-touch’)is
available for the 45 second period(s).
Press and hold the lower part of a switch to
lower and the upper part to raise the window.
The window will stop moving as soon as the
switch is released.
WARNING
Accidental closing of a window on fingers,
hands or any vulnerable part of the body,
can result in serious personal injury.
Always observe the following precautions:
ISOLATE the rear window switches when
carrying children.
ENSURE children are kept clear when
raising or lowering a window.
NEVER leave children alone in the
vehicle.
ENSURE that all adult passengers are
fully familiar with the controls and the
potential dangers of
electrically-operated windows.
ENSURE the’anti-trap’function is
activated. 
						

							Electric windows
71 ’One-touch’up & down
By briefly pressing and then releasing a switch
(within
1/2second), a window can be opened
or closed at a single touch. Window
movement can be stopped at any time by
pressing the opposing side of the switch.
NOTE:’One-touch’up is not available on rear
windows.
’Anti-trap’function
The’anti-trap’function is a safety feature
which prevents a window from closing when
an obstruction is sensed (’WINDOW
BLOCKED’appears in the message centre). It
is recommended that this is set at all times,
but particularly when carrying children.
NOTE:If the’one-touch’and’anti-trap’
functions have not been set, an audible
warning sounds and’WINDOW NOT SET’is
displayed in the message centre whenever a
window is closed and also whenever the
starter switch is turned on or off.Setting the’one-touch’&’anti-trap’
functions
If the battery has been disconnected, it will be
necessary to reset the’one-touch’and
’anti-trap’functions on each window, using
the following procedure:
1.FULLY open and close each window in
one continuous operation (note that as the
window is closing, an audible warning
sounds and’WINDOW NOT SET’is
displayed in the message centre).
2.Once the window has been fully opened
and closed, an audible warning sounds
and’WINDOW SET’(together with a
window identifier message) is displayed in
the message centre.
The’one-touch’and’anti-trap’functions will
now be operational.
NOTE:The’one-touch’up function is
available on front windows only. 
						

							Electric windows
72 Overriding the’anti-trap’function
Under certain conditions, you may wish to
override the’anti-trap’function. If, for
example, you attempt to operate the windows
with the operating mechanism partially frozen,
the’anti-trap’function may falsely sense a
trap situation and fail to close the window
(always clear any ice from the window to
prevent overloading the operating
mechanism).
The’anti-trap’function can be overridden as
follows:
1.Using the centre console switches only,
press and hold the upper part of the
appropriate window operating switch
within 10 seconds of the window backing
off (after it has falsely sensed a trap
situation).
2.Continue to hold the switch until the
window is either closed or has reached the
desired position (note that as the window
is closing, an audible warning sounds and
’ANTI-TRAP OFF’is displayed in the
message centre).
NOTE:The’anti-trap’function will be
operational again, as soon as the window
operating switch is released.Rear window isolation switch
Press the bottom of the switch to isolate the
rear window controls (a tone will sound and
the message centre displays’REAR
WINDOWS OFF’); press the top of the switch
to restore independant control.
Always isolate the rear window switches when
carrying children. 
						

							Electric sunroof
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The sunroof can be operated when the starter
switch is in position’I’or’II’and for up to 45
seconds after the starter switch is turned off
(provided the driver’s door is not opened in
the meantime). If the driver’s door is opened,
then a further 45 second period commences.
NOTE:Only manual mode (not’one-touch’)is
available for the 45 second period(s).
NOTE:The sunroof blind can be opened and
closed manually, but will retract automatically
when the sunroof is opened.
The sunroof opens and closes in two separate
phases as follows:To TILT the roof:
With the sunroof closed, press and hold the
lower part of the switch, releasing when the
sunroof is at the desired angle. Press and hold
the upper part of the switch to close the
sunroof.
To OPEN the roof:
Press and hold the upper part of the switch,
releasing when the sunroof is in the desired
position. Press and hold the lower part of the
switch to close the sunroof.
’One-touch’operation
Briefly press and then release the upper part
of the switch (within
1/2second): The sunroof
will open to a pre-set position which
minimises air turbulence (and noise) within
the vehicle. To fully open the sunroof, press
and release the switch for a second time.
Press and release the lower part of the switch
(within
1/2second) to close the sunroof at a
single touch. Sunroof movement can be
stopped at any time by pressing the opposing
side of the switch.
NOTE:’One touch’operation is not applicable
to the tilt function.
’Anti-trap’function
The’anti-trap’function is a safety feature
which prevents the sunroof from closing
when an obstruction is sensed (message
centre shows’SUNROOF BLOCKED’). It is
recommended that this is set at all times, but
particularly when carrying children.
NOTE:If the’one-touch’and’anti-trap’
functions have not been set, an audible
warning sounds and’SUNROOF NOT SET’is
displayed in the message centre whenever the
sunroof is operational and also whenever the
starter switch is turned on or off. 
						

							Electric sunroof
74 Setting the’one-touch’&’anti-trap’
functions
If the battery has been disconnected, it will be
necessary to reset the’one-touch’and
’anti-trap’functions using the following
procedure.
1.FULLY open and close and then FULLY tilt
and close the sunroof in one continuous
operation; an audible warning sounds, and
’SUNROOF NOT SET’is displayed in the
message centre whilst the sunroof is in
motion.
2.Once this operation has been successfully
completed, an audible warning sounds
and’SUNROOF SET’is displayed in the
message centre.
The’one-touch’and’anti-trap’functions will
now be operational.
WARNING
Accidental closing of a sunroof on fingers,
hands or any vulnerable part of the body,
can result in serious personal injury.
Always observe the following precautions:
ENSURE that passengers are kept clear
when closing the sunroof.
NEVER leave children alone in the
vehicle.
ENSURE that all adult passengers are
fully familiar with the controls and the
potential dangers of operating an
electrically-operated sunroof.
DO NOT allow passengers to extend any
part of their bodies through the sunroof
while the vehicle is moving.
ENSURE the’anti-trap’function is
activated whenever possible.Overriding the’anti-trap’function
Under certain conditions you may wish to
override the’anti-trap’function. If, for
example, you attempt to operate the sunroof
with the operating mechanism partially frozen,
the’anti-trap’function may falsely sense a
trap situation and fail to close the sunroof (it
is recommended that you clear any ice from
the sunroof to prevent overloading the
operating mechanism).
The’anti-trap’function can be overridden as
follows:
1.Press and hold the appropriate (upper or
lower) part of the switch within 10
seconds of the sunroof backing off (after it
has sensed a trap situation).
2.Continue to hold the switch until the
sunroof is closed; an audible warning
sounds and’ANTI-TRAP OFF’and
’SUNROOF’are displayed in the message
centre.
The’anti-trap’function will be operational
again, as soon as the switch is released.
Leaving the vehicle
The message centre will show’SUNROOF
OPEN’if the starter key is removed and the
driver’s door opened with the sunroof still
open.
If you are leaving the vehicle ALWAYS close
the sunroof. 
						

							Electric sunroof
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Emergency operation
If sunroof operation should fail, first check the
fuse and renew if necessary.
If necessary, the emergency operating key
(stowed in the glovebox) can be engaged in
the sunroof motor spindle and used to
manually turn the spindle to close the sunroof
(see illustration).
The spindle is accessible by prising the front
courtesy light unit from the headlining.
On completion of manual operation, the
spindle must be turned back one quarter of a
turn to re-engage the drive mechanism. 
						

							Heating & ventilating
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The heating and ventilation system provides
fresh or heated air to the vehicle occupants.
Outlets are positioned to supply air at both
face and foot level and also to the windscreen,
as well as to a single lap cooler vent
positioned below the steering wheel. The
location of the vents is shown in the
illustration.Vehicles fitted with Automatic Temperature
Control (ATC) are equipped with two
additional outlets which supply de-humidified
air to the rear of the passenger compartment.
Face level vents
Push the thumbwheel down/up to open/close
the vent. Direct the airflow by moving the
slider in the centre of the vent. Fully opening
the driver’s outboard vent also opens the lap
cooler outlet. 
						

							Heating & ventilating
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AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (ATC)
Automatic temperature control consists of a
computer controlled heating and air
conditioning system. It is programmed to
reach and then maintain optimum levels of
comfort within the vehicle, irrespective of
climatic conditions.
FULLY AUTOMATIC OPERATION
With the engine running, press the’Auto’
button(3)(’Auto’appears in the display) and
then press the rocker switches(1)either side
of the display(2)to adjust the temperature for
the corresponding side of the vehicle, until an
agreeable comfort level (about 21°Cor70°F
is recommended) is reached.’HI’or’LO’will
appear in the display when the
maximum/minimum temperatures are
selected, in which case the system will not
function automatically.
To change the temperature scale to either
Centigrade or Fahrenheit press the two
outermost air distribution buttons(4)
simultaneously for approximately 4 seconds.NOTE:The automatic temperature control
system will not achieve temperatures on the
passenger side of the vehicle that are more
than 6
°C greater or less than the temperature
set for the driver’s side.
For optimum comfort, ensure all the vents,
including those in the rear, are open and that
the slider in the centre of each vent is in its
central position.
NOTE:For ATC to function correctly, all
windows should be closed and the air intake
at the base of the windscreen must be free
from ice, snow, leaves or other debris.