Cadillac 2011 SRX CROSSOVER Manual de usuario

2004

CUSTOMER CONVENIENCE/PERSONALIZATION GUIDE

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SRX

DRIVER INFORMATION

• Instrument Panel

• Instrument Cluster

• Driver Information Center

SEATS, LIGHTS & WIPERS

• Manual Adjustments

• Power Adjustments

• Power Lumbar

• Heated Front Seats

• Second-Row Seat

• Third-Row Access

• Third-Row Seat

• Child Restraints and

LATCH Systems

• Memory Seat and Mirrors

• Instrument Panel and

Courtesy Lights

• Rear Washer/Wiper

ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS

• Standard Audio System

• Bose®Premium 8-Speaker

Audio System

• Entertainment/Navigation

System

• Rear Seat Entertainment (RSE)

CONVENIENCE FEATURES

• OnStar®

• XM Satellite Radio

• HomeLink®Universal

Transmitter

• Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist

(URPA)

• UltraView/UltraView Plus

Sunroof

• Power Adjustable Pedals

• Cruise Control

• Climate Control System

• Rear Air Conditioning System

POWERTRAIN & CHASSIS

• Engine Fuel

• Transmission

• Traction & Stability

OWNER PRIVILEGES™

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Driver

Information

Seats, Lights

& Wipers

Entertainment

Systems

Convenience

Features

Powertrain

& Chassis

Owner

Privileges™

Driver Information

1. Air Outlets

2. Turn Signal/Multifunction Lever

3. Instrument Cluster

4. Windshield Wiper Lever

5. Hazard Warning Flasher Button

6. Audio/Navigation System

7. CD Player

8. Automatic Transmission Shift Lever

9. Climate Control System

10. Glove Box

11. Steering Wheel Controls

INSTRUMENT PANEL

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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

1. Lights On Reminder

2. Fog Lamp Light

3. Tachometer

4. High Beam On Light

5. Speedometer

6. Odometer

7. Malfunction Indicator Lamp

(Check Engine Light)

8. Sport Mode Light

9. Fuel Gauge

10. Cruise Control Light

11. Antilock Brake System

Warning Light

12. Traction Control System (TCS)

Warning Light

13. Brake System Warning Light

14. Tire Pressure Light

15. Charging System Light

16. Air Bag Readiness Light

17. Oil Pressure Light

18. Safety Belt Reminder Light

19. Engine Coolant Temperature

Warning Light

20. Security Light

21. Engine Coolant Temperature

Gauge

Note: Some of the gauges and indicators may differ from the illustration presented.

IMPORTANT: The instrument cluster is designed to let you know about many important aspects of

your vehicle’s operation.

This message center can provide critical information to prevent damage to your vehicle.

It is important for you to read your Owner Manual and become familiar with the information that

is being relayed to you by the lights, gauges and indicators, particularly the message center, and

what action can be taken to ensure your safety and to prevent damage.

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DRIVER INFORMATION

CENTER (DIC)

The DIC displays vehicle system

status, warning messages,

personalization features and the

clock.

All information will appear on the

audio display or, if the vehicle is

equipped with the optional

navigation system, it will appear on

the navigation display.

The following procedures are

provided only to acquaint you with

the DIC. It is strongly recommended

that you review your Owner Manual

to become familiar with the various

messages and how to access and/or

reset them.

Vehicle System Status

The vehicle system menu provides

the following information:

• OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE

• TRIP ODOMETER A

• TRIP ODOMETER B

• FUEL RANGE

• AVERAGE FUEL ECONOMY

• INSTANTANEOUS FUEL ECONOMY

• FUEL USED

• AVERAGE VEHICLE SPEED

• TIMER

• BATTERY VOLTAGE

• TIRE PRESSURES (Requires optional

Tire Pressure Monitor)

• ENGINE OIL LIFE

• TRANSMISSION FLUID LIFE

You can view the above information

at any time, but only one item at a

time. Refer to your Owner Manual

for detailed descriptions of the menu

items and how to reset them.

Display Status without Navigation

To display the vehicle system status

menu in vehicles without navigation,

the vehicle must be in RUN.

Use the following controls to access

the vehicle system status menu:

1. Push the arrows on the INFO

button located to the lower right

of the audio display to scroll

through the

vehicle system

information.

2. Press the CLR

button to clear

and/or reset DIC

items to zero.

Refer to

Owner Manual

for detailed

description.

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Display Status with Navigation

(if equipped)

To display the vehicle system status

menu in vehicles with navigation, the

vehicle must be keyed On. Push the

hard key to display the main

system menu.

1. The vehicle system status

information is displayed on the

upper-right corner of the display.

Touch this soft button to cycle

through the vehicle system status

menu.

2. To view the complete vehicle

system status menu, touch and hold

this rectangular soft button or touch

the soft button on the lower

part of the display.

3. Cycle through the menu items with

the soft buttons.

4. The RESET soft button can

be pushed to reset.

Warning Messages

Messages will appear on the audio or

navigation/audio display if there is a

problem sensed in one of your vehicle’s

systems. You must acknowledge a

message to clear it from the screen for

further use.

For vehicles without navigation, press

the CLR button next to the audio

display to clear a message.

To clear a message in vehicles with

navigation, press the OK soft button.

Important: Removing the message does

not remove the sensed problem or

condition. Refer to your Owner Manual

for a list of messages and

accompanying icons, a description of

the condition and the recommended

action. Be sure to regard seriously any

message that appears and take the

appropriate action.

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Personalization

Your vehicle is equipped with

personalization capability that allows

you to program certain features to a

preferred setting for up to two

drivers. To personalize programmable

features, please refer to the

Personalization Instructional CD and

booklet or the Owner Manual

provided with your vehicle.

Setting the Time

If your vehicle is not

equipped with the

Navigation System:

1. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to enter

the main menu.

2. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob until SET

CLOCK is displayed.

3. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to select

SET CLOCK.

4. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to adjust

the time.

5. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to

update the time. VEHICLE TIME

UPDATED will be displayed.

If your vehicle is equipped with

navigation, refer to the Entertainment

and Navigation Supplement.

Seats, Lights & Wipers

MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS (passenger

side only)

Use the bar at the front of the seat to

adjust seat position. Use the lever at

the side of the seat to recline the

seat or return it to upright.

Driver

Information

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POWER ADJUSTMENTS

If your vehicle has this feature, the

power seat controls are located on

the outboard sides of the front seats.

1. The front or rear part of the lever

will raise or lower the front or

rear of the seat cushion.

Move the entire lever up or

down to raise or lower the seat.

Slide the entire lever forward or

rearward to move the seat in that

direction.

2. Move the vertical lever rearward

to recline, and forward to return,

the seatback.

POWER LUMBAR

If your vehicle has this feature, a

two-way switch is located beneath

the power seat switch controls. Hold

the control forward or rearward to

increase or decrease support.

HEATED FRONT SEATS (if equipped)

The buttons to heat the driver and

passenger seats are located on the

Climate Control panel. The ignition

must be on to heat the seats and the

heated seats must be

turned on again (if

desired) after the

vehicle has been

turned off.

1. Press the button for the seat you

wish to heat twice to set the heat

to LO (approximately normal

body temperature).

2. Press the button once to set the

heat at HI (slightly higher than

LO setting).

3. Press the button a third time to

turn the heat OFF.

The selected setting will appear on

the display panel.

SECOND-ROW SEAT

Adjusting the Seats

An adjustment lever to move the

seat forward or rearward is located

under each side of the 60/40 seat.

After adjustment, move the seat back

and forth to make sure it locks into

place.

THIRD-ROW ACCESS

The right side of the second-row

60/40 has an easy entry feature to

make it easier to get into and out of

the third-row seat, if equipped.

To operate the easy entry seat:

• Pull the release lever located on

the top of the seat upward.

• Tilt the seatback forward by

pulling the top of the seat

forward.

• Pull upward on the release lever

located on the back of the seat

and rock forward until it stops.

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THIRD-ROW SEAT

Power Folding Third-Row Seat

Removing Headrests

If your vehicle has a third-row seat,

it is a power-folding seat to provide

additional cargo space. Before the

seat can be folded the headrests

must be removed and stored.

• Press the button on top of the

seatback below the headrest and

pull up on the headrest.

• Open the storage compartment

cover behind the seat and insert

the headrest posts through the

slats in the carpet.

• Position and snap the headrests in

the storage tray provided.

The seatback will not fold all the way

down if the headrests are not

removed.

Folding/Unfolding Seat

Before folding or unfolding the third-

row seat,

all

of the following

conditions must be met:

• The vehicle must be in PARK and

not have a low battery.

• The liftgate or right-side rear

door must be open.

•The carpet seatback panel must be

folded and attached to itself.

• The ignition must be in ON or

ACCESSORY. If not, pressing the

unlock button on the key fob or

door

three

(3) times will enable

power folding or unfolding for two

(2) minutes.

Two buttons are located on the right

side panel behind the third-row seat.

One folds and raises the seat and the

other changes the seatback angle.

The other button

is located on the

right-side trim

panel behind the

second-row

seat.

Press and hold either button to fold

or unfold the seat.

After the seat is folded, the panel on

the back of the seat must be flipped

forward to create a flat floor space.

Before returning the seat to its

upright position, the panel must be

returned to its folded position.

CHILD RESTRAINTS AND

LATCH SYSTEMS

Anytime infants and young children

are passengers in your vehicle, they

should be protected by appropriate

restraints.

Note:

• To use a rear-facing child seat in

the center of second-row seat, an

armrest strap must be obtained

from your dealer.

• Child restraint systems are not to

be used in the third-row seats

(if equipped).

IMPORTANT: Refer to your Owner Manual

for the proper procedures concerning

installation and use of child restraint

systems.

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MEMORY SEAT AND MIRRORS

(if equipped)

The buttons to set the seat and mirror

memory are on the driver’s armrest. To

set the memory, first adjust the driver’s

seat, including the seatback recliner,

both outside mirrors, the throttle and

brake pedals, audio settings and HVAC

settings.

1. Press and hold button 1 until two

beeps are heard to confirm memory

setting.

2. Repeat the procedure using button 2

to store memory for a second driver.

Setting Exit Position

1. Press button 1 or the unlock symbol

on the keyless entry fob with number 1

on the back. Adjust the driver’s seat to

the desired exit position.

2. Press and hold the exit button,

located above buttons 1 and 2 on the

driver door armrest until two beeps are

heard to confirm exit memory setting.

Repeat the procedure for a second

driver using button 2 and the key fob

with 2 on the back.

To recall stored exit positions, press and

release the exit button. A beep will

sound and the seat will move to the

memory exit position for the identified

driver. If no exit position is stored, the

seat will move all the way back.

The vehicles must be in PARK to recall

the exit position.

For further programming instructions for

seat and mirror memory, refer to the

Owner Manual or Personalization

Instructional CD and Booklet.

INSTRUMENT PANEL AND

COURTESY LIGHTS

Slide the lever in the overhead console

forward to brighten the panel lights and

past the resistance point to turn the

courtesy lights on. Slide the lever in the

opposite direction to turn off the

courtesy lights or dim the panel lights.

REAR WASHER/WIPER

The rear washer/wiper

control is located in the

overhead console. Press

the center of the switch to

wash the rear window.

Press the forward part of

the switch for delayed

wipes. Press the rear part

of the switch for steady wipes.

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