SYSTEM SETTINGS & CONTROLS FAQS

The small square icon placed to the side of the main feature panels, provides a shortcut to a specific feature. For example, your voicemail, seat controls, set/cancel navigation guidance, play/pause etc., depending on the media source you’re using.

Depending on your vehicle’s specification, the following Touch Pro features can be operated via the steering wheel:

• Volume control of Media, Phone, Park Distance Control feedback, Navigation guidance and Voice Recognition feedback.

• You can toggle through media types using the mode button - for example, TV, Radio, Bluetooth Media, iPod, USB depending on vehicle specification and the sources available at that time.

• Left/right controls can be used to change between tracks and favourite TV channels/radio stations. Note: A long press on the left/right button initiates a radio search.

Using the new Virtual Instrument Display, it’s also possible to select the media source, TV/radio favourite stations, or select from a list of recent phone calls. To do this, press the Menu/OK button on the steering wheel then scroll to the relevant option e.g. Favourites, Source, Recents. Click on Menu/OK to select the sub menu. Using the up/down controls on the steering wheel, simply scroll to the item you desire and click on Menu/Ok to select the number, favourite or source.

The time is automatically synced to GPS satellites based on your vehicle’s current position. Therefore as you drive between time zones or GMT Daylight Saving Time changes, the system will automatically update. This ensures that the Real Time Traffic Information system operates as accurately as possible – ensuring all information is correct for your journey.

We wanted to provide easier access to general settings as well as quicker access to some more commonly used settings like display and audio. For this reason, a settings icon (two gears) has been placed at displays the settings screen for this feature.

At the top one large button dynamically changes according to the feature in use at the time. For example, if you’re using the Navigation feature, Navigation settings will be displayed. At the bottom, there are controls to override the automatic brightness of the Touchscreen or to turn it off completely. The two large buttons in the lower section provide access to All settings and Audio settings.

To help you navigate with fewer steps, Touch Pro uses a hierarchical logic for the ‘back’ key rather than historical. It passes you back through the levels of the system, rather than taking you back to your last used feature.

Your first 14 favourites can be selected from the virtual instrument display. If the favourite you want is not available, you can reorder the list once your vehicle is stationary.

Swipe up or down on any panel to switch between the following:

• Navigation
• Phone
• Media
• Weather (requires Connect Pro where supported)
• News (requires Connect Pro where supported and is market dependent)

You may have accidentally enabled automatic activation of the massage function. Go to Settings > All settings > Features > Seats > Auto massage

A full massage cycle lasts for 10 minutes.

Land Rover’s Voice Recognition System allows safer access to your media and phone systems. To activate voice recognition, press the voice control button on the steering wheel.

This can happen when a number of radio stations share a similar name. In this case the system will display a list of possible stations to choose from. Simply tap the name of your station or read out the line number.

Alternatively, you could try saying the full station name e.g. ‘Tune to BBC Radio 1’, rather than just ‘Tune to Radio 1’. You can also create voice tags for all of your favourite stations.

Land Rover’s voice recognition system was designed to help eliminate tasks that would otherwise require multiple steps. In most cases controlling the climate requires a single button press – voice control would be more complicated for this interaction.

The voice language is set based on the system language. To select a different language for the Voice Recognition System, simply choose a different system language from the vehicle settings menu.

With ‘voice command confirmations’ enabled, the Voice Recognition System confirms your voice request by repeating the instruction. For example, after saying ‘Call home’ the system says ‘Calling home’. Disabling this speeds up the time in which the system is able to carry out the task. With ‘voice feedback’ enabled, the system prompts you on what to say next. Again, disabling this function once you have become accustomed to the system will shorten the interaction time. Please note that even after you’ve disabled ’voice feedback’, the system may still require further input from you in certain situations.

No. To reduce the possibility of driver distraction, the browser cannot be used whilst the vehicle is in motion. Video is also not supported in the browser.

To zoom in on a web page, access the zoom controls via the control bar in the web browser.

Try zooming in a little by tapping the ‘+’ button in the Touchscreen twice.

This is due to a combination of vehicle safety and traffic regulations.

A vehicle with the engine running, irrespective of the gear selected, may not always be considered stationary – and our movement detection systems will continue to monitor the vehicle.

Also, legally, certain features must stop functioning when the wheels start to turn. In some cases, the slightest movement can trigger this. In this situation, apply the parking brake or foot brake.

To temporarily minimise the window but retain audible alerts – tap the cross in the upper corner of the Park Distance Control window.

To completely disable the Park Distance Control, tap the Park Distance Control button. Depending on your vehicle this will either be in the bottom of the Touchscreen or in the overhead console.

Once your vehicle’s speed increases beyond 11mph/ 16km/h Park Distance Control will be disabled automatically.

This is for safety reasons. The rear camera’s angle of view is far wider when in operation as a single camera view. Rear camera view is also more effective at alerting you to approaching traffic just out of view.

Your driving score is an amalgamation of your effective use of vehicle speed, brakes and accelerator for a specific journey. The individual score for engine speed, use of accelerator and brakes will help you understand where changing driving style could produce a higher driving score – which could contribute significantly to lower fuel usage.

When your vehicle is stationary, you can access further tips on how to improve your driving score and reduce fuel usage.

In some cases it’s possible to achieve a high driving score but have a lower MPG / km/l – for example when driving in heavy traffic. If your driving score was 100%, you have achieved the most efficient use of fuel for the journey. Whereas a driving score of 50% indicates that you could have achieved significantly better fuel economy by adopting a different driving style.