Volvo S80 - User manual

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VOLVO S80

Quick Guide WEB EDITION

3 4

Locks doors and boot lid and arms the

alarm*A.

Unlocks doors and boot lid and deac-

tivates the alarmA.

Unlocks the boot lid – this does not

open.

Approach lighting in side mirrors*, in

the passenger compartment, at floor

level and at the numberplate. Direction

indicators and parking lamps come on.

"Panic" button. Held down for approx.

3 seconds in an emergency to trigger

the alarm.

AAutomatic relocking takes place if a door/boot lid

is not opened within 2 minutes after unlocking.

REMOTE KEY

START

SWITCH OFFTHE ENGINE AND REMOVETHE REMOTE KEY

Insert the remote key in the ignition switch. Press gently on the remote key, which is

then pulled in.

Depress the clutch or brake pedal. Press the START/STOP/ENGINE button to

start the engineB.

BThe idling speed may be slightly higher for a short time during cold starting.

Park the car and press the START/STOP/

ENGINE button to switch off the engine.

Press gently on the remote key, which is

then pushed out. Automatic transmission must

be in position P.

PERSONAL CAR COMMUNICATOR, PCC* WITH KEYLESS DRIVE

Information on the car can be obtained

within a radius of 20 m.

• Press the button and wait 7 seconds.

Pressing the button out of range shows the

last status stored in the memory.

1Green light: The car is locked.

2Yellow light: The car is unlocked.

3Flashing alternating red light: Someone

may be inside the car.

4Red light: The alarm has been triggered.

STARTING WITH KEYLESS DRIVE

Get into the car with the PCC in your pocket for

example.

Depress the clutch or brake pedal.

Press the START/STOP/ENGINE button to

start the engineA.

AThe idling speed may be slightly higher for a short time during cold starting.

SWITCHING OFFTHE ENGINE

Park the car and press the START/STOP/

ENGINE button to switch off the engine

IMPORTANT

With keyless drive the PCC only needs to

be inside the car. Keep it in your pocket for

example when you go to and from the car

and while driving.

The car is unlocked when someone grips the

outer handle of a door.

When parking the car after driving you only

need to press the button on the outside of

the door to lock the car.

LEATHER CARE BLIS – BLIND SPOT INFORMATION

SYSTEM*

Leather upholstery requires regular cleaning.

Treat with leather care products, 1–4 times a

year or as required. Leather care products are

available from your Volvo dealer.

If the BLIS’ indicator lamp illuminates despite

there being no vehicle within the blind spot,

the cause could be for example, reflection

from shiny wet road surface or low sun in the

camera. In the event of a direct fault in the

system the display shows the text Blind spot

syst. Service required

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AUDIO SYSTEM

3Set the sound pattern

Press the button to select BASS, TREBLE,

FADER, BALANCE, Dolby Pro Logic II*.

Turn the control to adjust.

AAUX input for e.g. MP3 player (set volume at medium

for optimum audio reproduction).

1Press for ON/OFF

Turn to adjust the volume

Radio, TP, Handsfree* and RTI volume are

stored individually for the next time they

are used.

2Select AM,FM1,FM2,CDor MODE.

Use MODE to activate AUXAand to adjust

the AUX audio source volume.

4Change CD track using Left/Right arrow

or turn (3).

Select CD disc* using Up/Down arrow.

6CD eject

Press to eject current CD disc.

Keep the button depressed to eject all

CD discs in the CD changer*.

7CD changer*. Select CD disc 1–6.

RADIO

3Turn to select radio station

4Search station with left/right arrow. Store

up to 20 stations by holding in 0–9 on

FM1 and 0–9 on FM2. When a station has

been stored it is confirmed in the display.

5Autostore the 10 strongest stations

Press in AUTO for approx. 2 seconds.

Autostoring is shown in the display for as

long as the search continues.

Then select 0–9 to playback one of the

stored radio stations.

LOWERINGTHE REAR SEAT BACKRESTS

Pull the handles separately to lower the left

and/or right-hand backrest.

Make sure that the rear head restraints are

raised. Lower the backrests.

ELECTRONIC CLIMATE CONTROL, ECC*

MANUAL CONTROL

Fan speed

Air distribution

Defroster to quickly remove misting

from the windscreen and side windows.

Air quality system. OFF/AUT/Recir-

culation.

Air conditioning ON/OFF

Heated rear window and outer mir-

rors. Automatic shutdown.

AUTOMATIC CONTROL

In AUTO mode the ECC system controls all

functions automatically, making driving simpler

with optimum air quality.

1Temperature

Turn the controls to select the required

temperature. The set temperature is shown

in the display.

2Press AUTO for automatic control of tem-

perature and other functions.

STORAGE SPACES, 12 V SOCKET AND AUX

IMPORTANT

Using the 12 V socket in the cargo area could

discharge the battery.

The 12 V sockets in the centre console front/

rear work in ignition position I or higher. The

12 V socket on the right-hand side of the cargo

area is always active.

123456

12.3 12:34

P_3 C

1000km

to empty tank

3 62 41 5

8 9

1Trip meter

The car is equipped with two independent

trip meters, T1 and T2, which are always

on. For switching between T1/T2 and

resetting, see button (6).

2Fuel gauge

The arrow shows which side the fuel filler

cap is on.

3Low fuel level

When this symbol is illuminated, the level

in the fuel tank is low. Top up with fuel as

soon as possible

4Distance to empty tank

Turn the thumbwheel of the trip computer

(8) to see approximately how far is left to

drive before the tank is empty.

IMPORTANT

"Kilometres to empty tank" is an estimate of

the possible distance left to drive, based on

earlier driving conditions.

TRIP COMPUTER ANDTRIP METERS

5Clock

Turn the control (6) clockwise or anticlock-

wise to set the clock.

6Turn to display e.g. KILOMETRES TO

EMPTY TANK in the display (4).

Turn to set the clock.

7Press to read the messages in the dis-

play. Press again to turn off the message.

8Trip computer

Select the required function using the

thumbwheel.

9Resets the current function in the trip

computer.

ADJUSTINGTHE STEERING WHEEL REFUELLING

WARNING! Adjust the steering wheel before

starting to drive – never do this while driving.

Press the button to open the fuel filler flap.

HEADLAMP CONTROL

Display and instrument lighting

Fog lamps (front)

Fog lamps (rear, driver's side only)

Automatic dipped beam. Main beam

flash works but not fixed main beam.

Parking lamps

Dipped beam. Dipped beam switches

off when the ignition is switched off.

Main beam can be activated with the

lever.

Headlamp levelling, dipped beam.

Automatic function for Bi-Xenon®

lights*.

Main beam flash.

Switch between main/dipped beam.

Single sweep, windscreen wipers

DInterval wiping. Turn the thumbwheel

(B) to adjust the wiper interval.

ENormal speed

FHigh speed

GWindscreen and headlamp washing

Display symbol when rain sensor is

on.

RAIN SENSOR* AND WINDSCREEN WIPERS

RAIN SENSOR

APress to activate the rain sensor when the

lever is in position 0.

BAdjust rain sensor sensitivity by turning

the thumbwheel.

DRIVER SUPPORT SYSTEM* BLUETOOTH*

To help the driver to brake in time, for exam-

ple, keep a safe distance from other vehicles

or maintain a good road position, the car may

be fitted with a number of systems:

Adaptive cruise control*

Distance control*

Collision warning with auto brake*

Driver Alert System*.

•

Makes mobile phone searchable/visible

Hold down the PHONE button on the

audio system

Select Add phone from the audio system

display

Select the phone you want to connect

Input the digits shown in the audio

system display using the mobile phone's

keypad

5 4 4352

PARKING BRAKE

To apply

Press the button.

The lamp flashes until the parking

brake is fully applied, after which the

lamp stays on.

KEY POSITIONS (0 & I) ADJUSTINGTHE FRONT SEAT

1Lumbar support

2Backrest rake

3Raise/lower seat

4Seat cushion front edge raise/lower

5Forwards/backwards

0Instrument/clock lighting, steering lock

unlocks.

ISunroof, window motors, fan, ECC,

windscreen wipers, 12 V socket in cen-

tral console, RTI

KEYLESS DRIVE

Posi-

tion I

Audio system and passenger compartment

lighting operate irrespective of key position.

The clutch/brake pedal must not be

depressed.

REMOTE KEY

Posi-

tion 0

Posi-

tion I

To disengage

Key position 0or I.

Depress the clutch or brake pedal.

Pull out the button.

Disengage automatically

Select a gear and drive away.

(For cars with an automatic gearbox, the

driver has to be wearing the seat belt.)

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