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General| Brand | Cadillac |
|---|---|
| Model | 2015 CUE Infotainment System |
| Category | Car Navigation system |
| Language | English |
Basic introduction to the infotainment system and its purpose.
Using touchscreen, buttons, volume, and gestures to operate the system.
The main screen for accessing applications and features.
Controls on the steering wheel for infotainment system operation.
Information on updating the infotainment system software.
Details on AM and FM radio operation, tuning, and features.
Details on the Radio Data System (RDS) features like text display.
Information about receiving radio signals and potential interference.
Introduction to available audio players like CD, USB, SD, and Bluetooth.
Operation, playback, and error handling for the CD player.
Using USB ports and SD card readers for media playback.
Connecting external audio devices via the auxiliary jack.
Playing audio wirelessly from a Bluetooth-enabled device.
Introduction to the rear seat entertainment system components and operation.
Operating the RSE system via front screen controls and remote.
Using wireless headphones and managing audio output for the RSE system.
How to use the navigation system and its basic features.
Setting destinations, planning routes, and managing waypoints.
Understanding different map views, icons, and navigation symbols.
How GPS works and factors affecting vehicle positioning accuracy.
Troubleshooting problems with route guidance and system service.
How the Bluetooth system connects and interacts with mobile phones.
Steps for pairing, connecting, and managing mobile phones.
How to make, answer, decline, and manage calls via Bluetooth.
Receiving, replying to, and managing text messages.
How to activate and use the voice recognition system for various functions.
Voice commands for controlling audio playback, My Media, and radio.
Voice commands for navigation tasks like setting destinations and contacts.
Voice commands for phone operations like making calls and managing voicemail.
Adjusting display mode, language, and touchscreen calibration.
Configuring audio playback options, speaker setup, and video quality.
Setting language, subtitles, parental controls, and valet mode.
Locking infotainment system features for valet parking.
Information on trademarks, licenses, and legal notices.
Details on software licenses, patents, and terms of use for various technologies.
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