Vehicle Interior (G2496215)

12. Check the interior of the vehicle for damage and cleanliness.

Remove and discard the interior protection following local regulations and inspect the interior for damage.

Make sure that the Head Up Display (HUD) protective cover is removed (if equipped).

Record any damage on the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) check sheet.

13. Configure the vehicle to market and set customer/retailer options.

Power down the vehicle modules.

Make sure the hood and all doors are closed.
Lock the vehicle and place the smart keys at least 5m away from the vehicle.
Allow 10 minutes for the vehicle modules to fully power down.
Unlock the vehicle and place the smart keys on the center console.
Switch the ignition ON.
Vehicles equipped with Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV): Switch the ignition ON, then select Dynamic Mode to start the engine.

Configure the IPC options.

To display and navigate through the vehicle information and settings menu, operate the menu control on the steering wheel.

Set the unit of measurement specific to the market unless otherwise instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

Touchscreen display overview.

NOTE:

Make sure that the Touchscreens are clean before vehicle handover to the customer.
The Touchscreen display and the number of screen pages will vary depending on vehicle specification.
The Touchscreen display settings will vary depending on vehicle specification.

Use the Touchscreen display, to configure the vehicle to market as instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

(The Touchscreen display profile will be restored to default in the QUALITY ASSURANCE CHECKS article of this Service Information).

Configure the Touchscreen display options.

Set the time and date, language and unit of measurement, specific to the market unless otherwise instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

Time and Date.

Select Settings > All > General > Time and Date.

Set the time and date.

Language.

Select Settings > All > Language.

Set the language.

Select US English to improve speech recognition performance (NAS markets only).

Unit of measurement.

Select Settings > All > Units.

Set the unit of measurement.

Automatic high beam/Laser supplementary (if equipped).

NOTE: The automatic high beam feature may be enabled (or disabled) by selecting (or de-selecting) Activate Assist. Enabling (or disabling) automatic high beam will not affect previous 'Hand of Traffic' settings.

The automatic headlamp system has an additional feature, automatic high beam or laser. The 'Hand of Traffic' must be set in the message center and the feature must be enabled for correct operation.

Select Menu > Vehicle settings > Exterior lighting > Automatic high beam or Laser.

Set the automatic high beam or laser, specific to the market unless otherwise instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

Visually check to make sure that there are no stickers, labels or other obstructions directly in view of the automatic high beam camera sensor.

Animated turn signal indicators (if equipped).

Enable animated turn signal indicators unless otherwise instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

Select Menu > Vehicle > Exterior lighting > Turn signal indicator > Animated ON/OFF.

2 stage vehicle unlocking.

Enable 2 stage vehicle unlocking unless otherwise instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

Select Menu > Vehicle > Security features > 2 stage unlocking.

Drive-away door locking.

Enable drive-away door locking unless otherwise instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

Select Menu > Vehicle > Security features > Drive-away door locking.

During the road test make sure that all the doors lock when the vehicle speed exceeds the selected setting.

Reverse-dip mirror.

Enable the reverse-dip mirror unless otherwise instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

Select Menu > Vehicle > Convenience features > Reverse-dip mirror.

During the road test when selecting reverse, make sure that the mirrors dip accordingly.

Automatic wipe.

Enable automatic wipe unless otherwise instructed on the customer configurations sheet.

Select Menu > Vehicle > Convenience features > Automatic wipe.

14. Bluetooth®.

NOTE:

Make sure that the device is enabled for Bluetooth®.
Please refer to the owners article of the Jaguar website at www.jaguar.com, for a list of compatible phones.
There are two ways of pairing the Bluetooth® device and the vehicle. Detailed below is pairing to the vehicle, the other method is using the 'Vehicle to device' to pair to the device.
- If the 'Vehicle to device' method is selected, follow the instructions on screen.

Use a Bluetooth® capable device to:

With the vehicle ignition system switched ON and the Touchscreen switched ON:
Select Settings > All > Connectivity > Bluetooth®.
Select Pair new device.
Switch on the device's Bluetooth® > Search for devices.
- NOTE: The function may differ depending on the device. See the device's instructions for further information.

Make sure that all paired devices are removed and deleted from the Bluetooth® settings before customer handover.

15. Check all the interior lights.

Check all interior lights (except glovebox and vanity mirror lamps), illuminate when the vehicle is unlocked or a door is opened.

16. Check operation of the electric windows, electric sunroof and panoramic roof blind (if equipped).

Make sure that the front and rear electric windows operate correctly from the drivers door controls and each of the passenger doors.

Check the article and one-touch operation.

If one-touch is not operating, follow the procedure below:

Fully close the window. Release the window switch then lift to the close position and hold for 2 seconds.
Fully open the window. Release the window switch then push it to the open position and hold for 2 seconds.
Check the one-touch operation. Repeat the procedure on all windows.

Make sure the roof blind operates correctly (if equipped).

Make sure the sunroof operates correctly (if equipped).

Anti trap protection override.

If when closing the window, the window stops and reverses, this may be due to a blockage such as ice, damage in the glass guide or a misaligned seal, causing the anti trap function to operate. If there are signs of damage or other faults, the problem must be rectified before proceeding with the PDI checks.

NOTE: If this procedure fails to remove the blockage, the anti trap feature will be lost and must be reset after the blockage is cleared or rectified.

If the stoppage is due to icing, the protection function may be overridden as follows:

After the initial attempt to close the window, operate the close switch a second time.
When the window has reversed from the blockage, operate the switch (within 10 seconds) until the window stops again (the window will not reverse on the third attempt).
Immediately operate the close switch again. The window will now move up a short distance with increased force to override the blockage.
Repeat the override action until the window has closed. Each time the window stops, the switch must be operated immediately (within 0.5 seconds) to initiate further override action.

Window motor thermal overload protection.

If the windows are repeatedly opened and closed, a protection system will de-activate window operation for a short period to avoid overheating of the window electric motors.

Check the electric windows for correct operation, including one-touch open/close:

Fully open and close all windows.
Check that the rear window isolation switch is operational.

17. Check condition and operation of all the seats and seatbelts.

Check all seatbelts are correctly installed at the mounting points, lock and release from the buckle correctly and the belt locks when quickly pulled. The belt should retract to its original position.

18. Vehicle emergency equipment.

Make sure that the vehicle emergency equipment is complete and in the correct location.

Vehicles with deployable loadspace floor:

Press the deployable loadspace floor switch (located on the right loadspace trim panel) for 1 second.
The deployable loadspace floor will now be in the unlatched position.
The deployable loadspace floor is then manually opened to access the emergency equipment.

Vehicles without deployable loadspace floor:

Remove the spare wheel to access the emergency equipment.

Check the tightness of the spare wheel clamp (if equipped).

Vehicles equipped with PHEV : Switch the engine OFF.

19. Check operation of the deployable towbar (if equipped).

NOTE: The loadspace switch does not operate if the tailgate is closed.

Operation:

Press the deploy/stow switch to deploy the tow ball. An LED located to the side of the button confirms tow ball status. The LED flashes slowly while the tow ball is being deployed. A slow beep tone also sounds from towbar buzzer until deploy action is complete.
The LED stops flashing and remains illuminated when the tow ball is in its fully deployed position.
Press the deploy/stow switch to stow the tow ball. LED flashes slowly while the tow ball is being stowed. A slow beep tone also sounds from towbar buzzer until stow action is complete.
The LED stops flashing and extinguishes after 2 seconds when the tow ball is fully stowed.

If the LED flashes rapidly and the audible high alert tone sounds continuously from towbar buzzer and vehicle speakers, the tow ball is neither fully stowed nor fully deployed. Deployable towbar reset procedure must be followed in this state.

To reset the deployable towbar:

Press the deploy/stow button, the audible alert tone stops.
Press the deploy/stow button again. The deployable tow ball starts the recovery operation.
During the recovery operation the tow ball first stows and then moves to the fully deployed position. The LED flashes slowly and a slow beep tone sounds from towbar buzzer until the recovery action is complete.
The LED stops flashing and remains illuminated when the towbar is in its fully deployed position.
Check the operation of the towbar.

20. Disconnect the Jaguar Land Rover approved battery support unit.