Land Rover Range Rover In Car Entertainment Lm Aus Rover Manual

							General Operation
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Modifying an individual sound memory
You can modify sound memories 1 to 3 as 
preferred. Adjust the controls for Equaliser, 
Room and Echo.
NOTE: Adjustment of the sound via TONE (4), 
may restrict the range of the individual sound 
memories if the treble or bass settings are 
extremely high or low.
To derive optimum benefit from the sound 
memories, you should first reset the tone 
settings. (See previous page).
Press the DSP button (6).
Press the function key (10) below ‘MEMORY 1,2 
or 3’ (11).
To call up the adjustment menu, press the 
function key (10) below SET (11). 
To adjust the setting of the desired function e.g 
Equaliser, press the function key (10) below 
EQU (11).
Echo and Room functions can also be selected 
at this point.Next, select the desired frequency band to be 
adjusted with the appropriate function key (10).
Press the function key (10) under (+ / -), to adjust 
to the required level.
Press the Audio button (5) to store the settings 
or the function key (10) below to cancel your 
adjustment.
NOTE: If one of the spatial controls (ROOM, 
ECHO) is set to 0, the second will automatically 
also be set to zero. 
As soon as you reset a memory which you have 
previously zeroed, the other one also returns to 
its previous setting. However, this is cancelled if 
you reset both controls to zero. 
Switching off the DSP function
Press the DSP button (6).
Press the function key (10) below OFF (11).
Press the Audio button (5) to exit the menu.
Key Memory - Memorising the settings
The memorised settings will be used each time 
the unit is switched on. However, each of your 
remote handsets is capable of accessing a 
different memory set, so allowing each user of 
the vehicle to have individual preferences stored. 
For further notes on Key Memory, see the 
Owners Handbook.
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MEMORY 1 OFF SET JAZZCLUB CONCERT23MEMORY 110 54AM
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MEMORY 1 ECHO LEVEL+EQU ROOM ECHO+
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MEMORY 1 80HZ+80 200 500 1K 2K 5K 12KROOM+
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General Operation
CLOCK
(Vehicles NOT equipped with Satellite 
Navigation).
NOTE: For safety reasons, only make inputs 
while the vehicle is stationary.
To display time or date
Press the ‘CLOCK’ button (9).
The time can be displayed in 12 or 24 hour 
format and the date in imperial order.
To change the format, press the function key (10) 
below ‘12H’ or ‘24H’ (11). (In 12-hour mode, AM 
or PM appears after the time).
To display date, press the function key (10) 
below ‘DATE‘ (11).
Adjusting and setting the time
Press the ‘CLOCK’ button (9).
Press the function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
To adjust the time, press or hold down the 
function key (10) below ‘HRS’ or ‘MINS’ (11). 
To set the time, press the function key (10) below 
‘SET’ (11).
NOTE: When setting the time, this also adjusts 
the time displayed on the analogue clock.
1   TIMER   2
DATE 24H  SET HEAT OFF
MEMO   ONAUDIO DSPUDIO DSPTELTELRadio 1         10 54AM
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5 : 55 PM+HRS MIN-SET+-
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Adjusting and setting the date
Press the ‘CLOCK’ button (9).
Press the function key (10) below ‘DATE’ (11) 
and then the function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
To adjust the date, press or hold down the 
function key (10) below ‘DAY’, ’MONTH’ or 
‘YEAR’ (11).
To set the date, press the function key (10) below
‘SET’ (11).
Reminder signal
An hourly reminder signal (MEMO), can be 
programmed, to alert you, for example, to news 
broadcasts.
Press the ‘CLOCK’ button (9).
To set the reminder signal, press the function key 
(10) below ‘MEMO’ or ‘ON’ (11).
The signal occurs 15 seconds before each hour.
Stopwatch (Timer)
NOTE: The stopwatch functions are only 
available on vehicles WITHOUT an auxiliary 
heater.
Press the ‘CLOCK’ button (9).
Press the function key (10) below ‘TIMER’ (11).
To start the stopwatch function, press the 
function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
To take an intermediate time reading, press the 
function key (10) below ‘TIMER’ (11).
By pressing this button again, the stopwatch 
display can be seen counting up; the stopwatch 
continues to run.
To stop the stopwatch, press the function key 
(10) below ‘SET’ (11).
NOTE: The stopwatch is stopped when the 
ignition key is turned back to 0, but starts to run 
again when the ignition key is turned to 1.
Radio 1                     DATE   08/15/2001DAY YEAR      SET  MONTH 
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Radio 1                            TIMER 0   0 SECDATE MEMO    ON             SET TIMER1 TIMER   2
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General Operation
Auxiliary heater/independent ventilation 
control* 
NOTE: The auxiliary heater/ventilation function 
can only be accessed in ignition key position 1.
Entering switch-on times
Two different switch-on times can be 
programmed. After 30 minutes, the heating and 
ventilation shut down automatically.
Press the ‘CLOCK’ button (9).
Press the function key (10) below ‘1 TIMER 2’ 
(11). Press the function key (10) below ‘SET’ 
(11).
To input the switch-on time, press or hold down 
the function key (10) below ‘HRS’ or ‘MINS’ (11).
To set the switch-on time, press the function key 
(10) below ‘SET’ (11).
The activated switch-on time is marked with an 
asterisk.
The switch-on times remain stored until 
cancelled by a new input.
Switch-on times can be amended by entering a 
new input time as above.
When the switch-on time is active, the LED (7) is 
illuminated.
During actual operation of the 
heating/ventilation, the LED (7) flashes.When the system is switched off, the LED (7) 
goes out.
To activate/de-activate the switch-on time, press 
TWICE the function button (10) below ‘1 TIMER 
2’ (11).Direct switching on/off
Press the ‘CLOCK’ button (9).
Press the function key (10) below ‘HEAT’ or ‘ON’ 
(11).
Alternatively, press the function key (10) below 
‘VENT’ or ‘OFF’ (11).
Radio 1                    TIMER1   - -   - -PMDATE MEMO   ON 24H     SET HEAT  OFF1 TIMER   2
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Radio 1                    *TIMER1  2 30PMDATE MEMO   ON 24H     SET HEAT  OFF1 TIMER   2
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							Computer Functions
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Comp ute r Fun ction s
Comp uter Fun ctionsCOMPUTER FUNCTIONS*
3. Display
Displays information on waveband, name of RDS 
stations, programme, frequency, DSP sound 
memory, cassette, MD and CD functions, tone 
settings, time and date.
8. Computer information
Press to access the computer functions.
10. Function Keys
Press to select functions from the display (11).
11. Function Key Display
Displays functions and options assigned to the 
Function keys (10). These vary according to the 
operating mode, i.e radio, cassette, MD, CD, tone 
or computer.
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Computer Functions
COMPUTER FUNCTIONS*
Selecting units of measurement
NOTE: For safety reasons, make inputs only 
while the vehicle is stationary.
The computer calculates and memorises data 
from the start of the journey onwards.
Information can be displayed either in metric or 
imperial units of measurement.
Press the ‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button 
(8).
Press the function key (10) below ‘MLS’ or ‘KMS’ 
(11) to select the desired measurement units.
Speed limit
In this function, a signal can be programmed to 
alert the driver (both audible and visual) when 
the preset speed has been exceeded.
The speed limit reminder is only repeated if the 
vehicle has in the meantime been driven at least 
5 km/h slower.
Adjusting and setting the speed limit
Press the ‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button 
(8).
Press the function key (10) below ‘LIMIT’ (11).
Press the function key (10) below ‘SET (11).
To input the desired speed limit, press the 
function keys (10) below the required digits (11).To adjust or correct the setting, press the 
function key (10) below ‘CLR’(11) and repeat the 
above process.
To store the speed limit value, press the function 
key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
As an alternative to the above method for setting 
the speed limit, it is possible to store the actual 
‘Real time’ speed directly into the unit.
Press the ‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button 
(8).
Press the function key (10) below ‘LIMIT’ (11). 
To store the speed limit value, press TWICE the 
function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
De-activating the speed limit
Press the ‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button 
(8).
Press the function key (10) below ‘LIMIT’ (11).
The ‘LIMIT’ display disappears, but the stored 
value can be re-activated by pressing the 
function key (10) below ‘LIMIT’ (11).
Distance from destination
If, before starting your journey, the overall trip 
distance is input, then the remaining trip distance 
is displayed.1CONSUM2RANGE DIST  ARRSPEED LIMIT CODE SET                    LIMIT           KM
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Adjusting and setting distances
Press the ‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button 
(8).
Press the function key (10) below ‘DIST’ (11).
Press the function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
To input the desired distance, press the function 
keys (10) below the required digits (11).
To adjust or correct the setting, press the 
function key (10) below ‘CLR’ (11) and repeat the 
above process.
To store the distance value, press the function 
key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
It is possible to check the stored value at any 
time.
Press the ‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button 
(8).
Press the function key (10) below ‘DIST’ (11).
Estimated time of arrival
When the overall trip distance is input, an 
estimated time of arrival at your destination can 
be displayed. This estimate is continuously 
updated by the computer as your journey 
progresses.
To display the estimated time of arrival, press the 
‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button (8).
Press the function key (10) below ‘ARR’ (11).
Range
The distance which the vehicle should cover on 
the remaining fuel in the tank can be displayed.
To display the probable range, press the 
‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button (8).
Press the function key (10) below ’RANGE’ (11).
NOTE: If the range falls below 50 km, add fuel to 
the tank to avoid the risk of damage to the engine 
or catalytic converter.
The computer only registers added fuel in excess 
of 6 litres.
Fuel consumption
The average fuel consumption can be calculated 
and displayed for two different distances, e.g. for 
a complete journey and part of that journey.
With the engine running, press the ‘COMPUTER 
INFORMATION’ button (8).
Press either end of the function key (10) below 
‘1 CONSUM 2’ (11).
The average fuel consumption over distance 1 or 
2 (whichever is selected) is displayed.
To restart the fuel consumption calculation, 
press either end of the function key (10) below 
‘1 CONSUM 2’ (11).
Press the function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
1CONSUM2RANGE DIST  ARRSPEED LIMIT CODE SET                    DIST            KM
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CLR       SET 1              2 3              4 5              6 7              8 9              0
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Radio 1                                              DIST            KM
1CONSUM2RANGE DIST  ARRSPEED LIMIT CODE SET                                    RANGE  235 KM
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1CONSUM2RANGE DIST  ARRSPEED LIMIT CODE SET                                CONS1   12.9  L/100KM
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Computer Functions
Speed
The average speed of the vehicle can be 
calculated and displayed.
With the engine running, press the ‘COMPUTER 
INFORMATION’ button (8).
To display the average speed, press the function 
key (10) below ‘SPEED’ (11).
To recalculate the average speed, press the 
function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
Extended immobiliser function
With the ignition key in position 1 or 2, a code 
can be entered. The code must be input on future 
occasions before the engine can be started.
If you have mislaid or forgotten the code, the 
emergency de-activation procedure will have to 
be carried out to immobilise the ignition system.
Selecting and activating the code
Press the ‘COMPUTER INFORMATION’ button 
(8).
Press the function key (10) below ‘CODE’ (11).
Enter the required number by pressing the 
function key (10) below the digits (11).
To correct or store the entry
To correct the entry, press the function key (10) 
below ‘CLR’ (11) and repeat the input.
To store the input, press the function key (10) 
below ‘SET’ (11), then return the ignition key to 
position 0.
De-activating the code
When prompted to enter the code (ignition key in 
position 1 or 2), input the figures using the 
function keys (10) below the required digits (11).
Press the function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
After the code has been input correctly and 
confirmed with ‘SET’, the time display appears.
After three incorrect code inputs, or three 
attempts to start the engine without a code input, 
the alarm will sound for 30 seconds on vehicles 
fitted with an alarm.
Interlock code - emergency deactivation
If your code is no longer available to you, there is 
an emergency procedure that will delete the code 
and allow the engine to be restarted.
Follow the instructions in your Owner’s 
Handbook and disconnect the earth terminal of 
the vehicle battery.
After at least one minute, reconnect the battery. 
At this point the alarm will sound so be sure to 
have the remote handset available to turn it off.
The vehicle systems will reset. See your Owner’s 
Handbook regarding system resetting after 
battery disconnection.
1CONSUM2RANGE DIST  ARRSPEED LIMIT CODE SET                                    ARRIVAL 13  46PM
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Turn the starter switch to position ‘II’. The 
on-board computer will display a 10 minute 
counter. When the 10 minute count is 
completed, the engine can be started and a new 
code activated, if required.
NOTE: The starter switch MUST remain in 
position ‘II’ throughout the 10 minute count.
Remote control
The silver button at the end of the direction 
indicator stalk can be used to select the 
computer information. When computer 
functions are called up, the message centre in the 
instrument pack will also display the information.
1.Press the button at the end of the stalk until 
the ICE display shows ‘PROG 1’.
2.Press the function keys (10) in the order in 
which the computer functions are to be 
displayed. Further options are displayed by 
pressing the clock button (9). To select 
‘CLOCK’ as one of the display options, press 
the clock button again.
Each time a computer function is stored, the 
program number appears on the ICE 
display.
To terminate the selection procedure, press the 
function key (10) below ‘SET’ (11).
To have all the available information displayed:
1.Press the button at the end of the stalk until 
the ICE display shows ‘PROG 1’.
2.Press the function key (10) below ‘SET (11).
To display individual items of computer 
information, press the silver button at the end of 
the direction indicator stalk repeatedly until the 
relevant statistic is displayed.
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Radio Operation
R adio OperationRADIO CONTROLS
3. Display
Displays information on waveband, name of RDS 
stations, programme, frequency, DSP sound 
memory, cassette, MD and CD functions, tone 
settings, time and date.
4. TONE Button
Press to alter settings for: Tone, 
Speed-dependent volume control, Volume of 
traffic reports, and Programme type display.
10. Function keys
Press to select functions from the display (11).
11. Function Key Display
Displays functions and options assigned to the 
Function keys (10). These vary according to the 
operating mode, i.e radio, cassette, MD, CD, tone 
or computer.
12. On/Off/Volume - Rotary control
Press to turn on or turn off unit and rotate to 
adjust volume setting.
13. Manual Station Selection Button
Press to enable a manual search of radio 
frequencies. The search is performed in 
predetermined frequency steps. The direction of 
the search is dependent on which 
Station/Title/Search button (14) is subsequently 
pressed.
14. Station/Title/Search Buttons
Press to:
Search and select radio stations by frequency or 
by name.
Fast forward/rewind tape.
Music track search. (Cassette/MD/CD).
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