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Get to Know Guide,DTS 76884_08a_DTS_GTK_042607.qxd:DTS 2007 A 5/1/07 2:56 PM Page 1 C USTOMER C ONVENIENCE /P ERSONALIZATION G UIDE 76884_08a_DTS_GTK_042607.qxd:DTS 2007 A 5/1/07 2:56 PM Page 2 DTS TABLE OF CONTENTS DRIVER INFORMATION ENTERTAINMENT PERFORMANCE & MAINTENANCE Instrument Panel . 1 Audio System Features . 10 Traction Control System . 16 Instrument Cluster . 2 StabiliTrak ® – Stability Driver Information Center . 3 CONVENIENCE Control System . 16 Cruise Control . 12 Resetting the Oil Life System . 16 SAFETY & SECURITY Audio Steering Wheel Controls . 12 Adaptive Remote Vehicle Start . 4 Rainsense™ II OWNER PRIVILEGES™ Remote Keyless Entry . 4 Windshield Wipers . 13 Roadside Service . 17 Heated Washer Fluid . 13 Customer Assistance . 17 COMFORT IntelliBeam™ Cadillac Online . 17 Power Seat Controls . 5 Automatic Headlamps . 14 Head Restraint Adjustment . 5 Exterior Lamp Controls . 14 Heated and Cooled Seat Power Mirrors . 15 Controls . 6 Ultrasonic Front and Memory Settings . 6 Rear Park Assist . 15 Climate Controls . 8 Side Blind Zone Alert . 15 Rear Climate Control . 9 Lane Departure Warning . 16 76884_08a_DTS_GTK_042607.qxd:DTS 2007 A 5/1/07 2:56 PM Page 3 Driver A B C D E A F G H A Information I J K L M N O P Q R INSTRUMENT PANEL A. Air Outlets G. Hazard Warning Flashers Button M. Horn B. Driver Information Center Buttons H. Audio System or Navigation N. Audio Steering Wheel Controls C. Exterior Lamp Controls Entertainment System (if equipped) O. Traction Control Button D. Turn Signal/Multifunction Lever I. Trunk Release Button P. Shift Lever E. Instrument Cluster J. Instrument Panel Brightness Q. Climate Controls F. Ultrasonic Front and Rear Parking Control R. Glove Box Assist and Adaptive Cruise K. Heated Steering Wheel Button Control Display (if equipped) L. Cruise Controls 1 Refer to Owner Manual for further information. J Reviewed with Customer (Please Check Box) Driver Safety & Comfort Entertainment Convenience Performance & Owner Information Security Maintenance Privileges TM 76884_08a_DTS_GTK_042607.qxd:DTS 2007 A 5/1/07 2:56 PM Page 4 DTS A B C D INSTRUMENT CLUSTER E F G H I J K L M Your vehicle’s instrument panel is G. Malfunction Indicator Lamp Note: The instrument panel cluster is equipped with this cluster or one very (Check Engine Light) designed to let you know about many similar to it. The instrument cluster H. Odometer/Driver Information important aspects of your vehicle’s includes these key features: Center Display operation. It is important to read your I. Cruise Control Light Owner Manual and become familiar with A. Engine Coolant Temperature Gage the information being relayed to you by B. Tachometer J. Airbag Readiness Light K. Low Tire Pressure Warning Light the lights, gages and indicators, as well as C. Speedometer what action can be taken to ensure safety D. Fuel Gage L. Antilock Brake System and to prevent damage. E. Security Light Warning Light F. Safety Belt Reminder Light M. Traction Control/StabiliTrak Warning Light 76884_08a_DTS_GTK_042607.qxd:DTS 2007 A 5/1/07 2:56 PM Page 5 DRIVER INFORMATION CENTER (Trip/Fuel): Press this button to (Vehicle Information): Your vehicle’s Driver Information Center scroll through the following trip and Press this button to scroll (DIC) provides vehicle information, fuel information: through the following vehicle feature customization and • Trip A or Trip B vehicle information: vehicle warning messages. The DIC • Fuel Range (until empty) messages will be shown on your • Oil Life Remaining instrument cluster display. The DIC • Average Fuel Economy • Units (English/Metric) buttons are located on the left side • Instantaneous Fuel Economy • Parking Assist of the instrument panel. To operate the • Fuel Used • Side Blind Zone Alert DIC, the ignition switch must be in the • Timer Off • Front Tires or Rear Tires Run position. • Average Speed (current tire pressures) (Customization): Press this button • Battery Voltage • Relearn Tire Positions to scroll through the customization (required after tire service settings. only; see your Owner To customize features: Manual) 1. Place the vehicle in Park (P). • Relearn Remote Key 2. Press the (Customization) button to enter the feature settings menu and (Set/Reset): Press scroll through the available features. this button to reset 3. Press the (Set/Reset) button to DIC information access the settings for the feature while it is displayed being displayed. or to acknowledge a warning message. 4. Press the (Menu Up/Down) button to scroll through the available settings for each feature. Note: See your Owner Manual 5. Press the (Set/Reset) button to for more information about the (Menu Up/Down): Press customization settings. choose the setting being displayed and this button to scroll up or move to the next feature. down the menu items. 3 Refer to Owner Manual for further information. J Reviewed with Customer (Please Check Box) Driver Safety & Comfort Entertainment Convenience Performance & Owner Information Security Maintenance Privileges TM 76884_08a_DTS_GTK_042607.qxd:DTS 2007 A 5/1/07 2:56 PM Page 6 DTS Safety & Security ADAPTIVE REMOTE VEHICLE START and REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY Your Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) transmitter allows you to lock and unlock your vehicle and perform other functions from up to 195 feet (60 m) away from your vehicle. (Remote Vehicle Start): This feature (Lock): Press this button when (Unlock): Press this button can be used to start the engine from all doors are closed to immediately to unlock the driver’s door. Press it outside the vehicle. The remote start lock all the doors. RKE feedback again within five seconds to unlock capability must be turned on using the (light flash and/or horn chirp) can all remaining doors. The approach Driver Information Center (DIC). be programmed using the DIC. lighting feature can be programmed To remote start the vehicle: If the Delayed Lock feature is using the DIC. 1. Aim the transmitter at the vehicle. enabled and the Lock button is (Remote Alarm): Press this (Extended remote start transmitter pressed while any door is open, button to sound the alarm. The horn range is within 195 feet of the the doors will not lock for will sound and the headlamps will vehicle). approximately 10 seconds. flash for two minutes. Press the 2. Press and release the Lock button button again or turn the ignition key on the transmitter. to the Run position to cancel the alarm. The vehicle must be turned 3. Immediately press and hold the off to use the alarm. Remote Start button for about four seconds. When the parking lamps flash, (Remote Trunk Release): Press release the button. The engine will start this button to release the trunk lid. and the parking lamps will remain on. The trunk may also be opened using The engine will continue running for the Trunk Release button located on 10 minutes. the left side of the instrument panel. 4. Repeat these steps for a 10-minute time extension. Only two consecutive Note: Your vehicle has automatic door remote starts are allowed. locks that lock the doors when the vehicle When you enter the vehicle after a remote is shifted out of Park (P). See your Owner start, the key must be inserted in the Manual to program the automatic lock and ignition and turned to the Run position unlock feature using the DIC. before driving. 76884_08a_DTS_GTK_042607.qxd:DTS 2007 A 5/1/07 2:56 PM Page 7 Comfort POWER SEAT CONTROLS and HEAD RESTRAINT ADJUSTMENT To adjust the power seats for the driver and front passenger, use the power seat controls located on the outboard side of the seat. Seat Adjustment : Move this control Recline Adjustment : Move Head Restraint Adjustment : forward or rearward to move the the top of this control forward to Pull up on the front head restraints to seat and move it up or down to raise raise the seatback and move it raise them. The head restraints will or lower the entire seat cushion. rearward to recline the seatback. lock into place. To lower the head Move the front or rear part of the restraints, press the button located at control up or down to tilt the seat the base of the restraint. cushion. On some vehicles, the front head Lumbar Adjustment : Press the front Massaging Lumbar (if equipped): restraints also can be tilted forward or rear part of this control to increase Press the additional button on the or rearward. or decrease lumbar support. Press the side of the seat to turn on the top or bottom part of this control to massaging lumbar. The massaging raise or lower the position of the cycle will run for 10 minutes or until support. the switch is pressed again. 5 Refer to Owner Manual for further information. J Reviewed with Customer (Please Check Box) Driver Safety & Comfort Entertainment Convenience Performance & Owner Information Security Maintenance Privileges TM 76884_08a_DTS_GTK_042607.qxd:DTS 2007 A 5/1/07 2:56 PM Page 8 DTS HEATED AND COOLED SEAT CONTROLS and MEMORY SETTINGS The heated and cooled seat buttons and memory buttons are located on the front doors. (Heated (Heated Seat and Seatback): (Cooled Seat): Seatback): Press Press this button to turn on the Press this button this button to turn heated seat and seatback. to turn on the cooled on the heated seat. seatback. Memory Recall: Press button 1 or 2 to recall the memory settings for the driver’s seat, outside mirrors Seat Temperature Settings: There and steering wheel. The memory are three heated and cooled seat seat setting also can be temperature settings (high, medium programmed to be recalled and low). Continue to press the automatically using the DIC. button to decrease the temperature setting. To turn off the feature, To save memory settings: press the button until all indicator 1.
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