Accessories and Optional Equipment: Description and Operation

INFORMATION AND ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

Audio Line-Up
The audio system consists of the following:
- A single CD audio unit (base system).
- Front and rear mounted speakers.
- An optional in-dash 6-CD changer (Premium and Audiophile systems).
- An optional navigation audio unit.
- Optional amplifier and subwoofer speakers (Audiophile systems).
- An optional digital versatile disc (DVD) player.
- An optional satellite audio system (available with all audio units, but not with the DVD player).

Antenna
The antenna system consists of:
- Antenna mast
- Antenna base and cable
- Antenna lead-in cable

The antenna uses a 2-piece coaxial cable to connect the audio unit to the antenna base. The front antenna lead-in cable is connected to the audio unit and has an in-line connector at the RH cowl side.

The satellite antenna (if equipped) consists of a roof-mounted antenna capable of receiving digital satellite audio signals. A one-piece antenna cable connects the satellite antenna to the satellite radio receiver.

Speakers
All vehicles are equipped with 4 speakers. The front 2 speakers are mounted in the doors, while the rear speakers are mounted in the parcel shelf. The optional subwoofer is mounted either in the trunk (Five Hundred and Montego) or in the right rear quarter panel (Freestyle).

DVD Player
The video system consists of the following components:
- DVD player mounted on the headliner
- Wireless infrared headphones
- Wireless infrared headphone transmitter
- Wireless remote control

Navigation System
The navigation system is integral to the audio unit. The audio unit controls the operation of the navigation system and the audio system. The system uses a global positioning system (GPS) antenna, a vehicle speed input, and other sensor information to accurately establish the vehicle position. The audio unit provides the visual and audible instructions of the maneuvers required to arrive at the pre-entered destination. An audible switch feedback is provided to confirm if an audio unit button or a screen button is pressed. The audible switch feedback can be set to ALL, TOUCH SCREEN, or NONE depending on user preference.