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Cadillac SRX Owner Manual - 2011

Infotainment System 7-49

To listen to a portable audio

device through the RSA, attach

the portable audio device to either

the front or rear auxiliary input,

if available. Turn the device on,

then choose the front auxiliary

input with the RSA SRCE button.

P (Power): Press to turn the RSA

on or off.

Volume: Turn to increase or

decrease the volume of the wired

headphones. The left knob controls

the left headphones and the right

knob controls the right. Use the

volume control on the headphones

for wireless headphones.

SRCE (Source): Press to select

between the radio, CD, and if these

features are available: DVD, front

or rear auxiliary, HDD, USB. The

front radio may override the rear

selection as required.

© ¨ (Seek): While listening to the

radio, press to go to the previous or

to the next station and stay there.

If the front seat passengers are

listening to the radio, this function

may be inactive on some radios.

Press and hold

© or ¨ until “Tune”

displays. Continue to press

© or ¨ to

tune to an individual station. Tune

stays active until

© or ¨ has not

been pressed for several seconds.

If the front seat passengers are

listening to the radio, this function

may be inactive on some radios.

While listening to a disc, press

¨ to

go to the next track or chapter on

the disc. Press

© to go back to the

start of the current track or chapter if

more than ten seconds have played.

If the front seat passengers are

listening to a disc, this function may

be inactive on some radios. Press

and hold

© or ¨ to fast reverse or

fast forward.

When a DVD video menu is being

displayed, press

© or ¨ to cursor up

or down on the menu. Hold

© or ¨ to

cursor left or right on the menu.

PROG (Program): Press to go

to the next preset radio station or

channel set on the main radio. If the

front seat passengers are listening

to the radio, this function may be

inactive on some radios.

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