Cadillac CTS Owner's Manual

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Black plate (9,1)Cadillac CTS/CTS-V Owner Manual - 2013 - crc2 - 8/22/12Instruments and Controls 5-9Compass Calibration Procedure1. Before calibrating the compass,check that the compass is set tothe correct variance zone. See“Compass Variance (Zone)Procedure” earlier in thissection.Do not operate any switchessuch as window, sunroof,climate controls, seats, etc.during the calibration procedure.2. Press T until PRESS V TOCALIBRATE COMPASSdisplays.3. Press V to start the compasscalibration.4. The DIC will displayCALIBRATING DRIVE INCIRCLES. Drive the vehicle intight circles at less than8 km/h (5 mph) to complete thecalibration. The DIC will displayCALIBRATION COMPLETE for afew seconds then returns to thePRESS V TO CALIBRATECOMPASS display.ClockThe analog clock is on theinstrument panel above the radio.The clock is not connected with anyother vehicle system and runs byitself. To adjust the clock:1. Locate the adjustment buttonsdirectly below the clock.2. Push and release the rightadjustment button to move theclock hands forward or the leftadjustment button to make theclock hands go backward.Holding either button down willcause the clock to advancefaster. Release the button beforethe desired time is reached.3. Push and release either buttonto adjust the time by one minuteincrements.Power OutletsAccessory power outlets can beused to plug in electrical equipment,such as a cell phone or MP3 player.There are three accessory poweroutlets. The power outlets below theclimate control system, inside thecenter console storage bin, and onthe rear of the center console arepowered while the vehicle is in ON/RUN, START or ACC/ACCESSORYmode, or until the driver door isopened within 10 minutes of turningoff the vehicle.On the CTS Wagon there is anadditional accessory power outletnear the rear cargo net that ispowered at all times.Remove the cover to access andreplace when not in use.Notice: Leaving electricalequipment plugged in for anextended period of time while thevehicle is off will drain thebattery. Always unplug electricalequipment when not in use anddo not plug in equipment thatexceeds the maximum 20 ampererating.