Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2010 User Manual

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The information in this publication is provided by way of example.
Fiat Group Automobiles can modify the specifications of the vehicle model
described in this publication at any time, for technical or marketing purposes.
For further information, contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services.
The car is equipped with a Radionavigator designed according to the specific characteristics of the passenger compartment, with a customised design that matches the style of dashboard.
To increase protection against theft, the Radionavigator has a protection system that only allows it to be used on the ve­hicle in which it has originally been fitted.
The instructions for use are given below and we recommend you read them carefully and always keep them to hand (for example, in the glove compartment).
Enjoy reading this manual. And enjoy driving your car.
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TIPS, CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION
TIPS ......................................................................... 5
GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................... 8
CONTROLS ................................................................ 10
Steering wheel controls ................................................ 15
MAIN FUNCTIONS ....................................................... 17
Switching the system on/off ........................................ 17
Main menu ................................................................ 18
Audio ........................................................................ 18
Navigation ................................................................. 18
Personal destinations ................................................... 18
Traffic Info (TMC/TMC Premium) .................................. 18
Driving mode information (DNA) .................................... 19
Configuration ............................................................. 19
Audio ........................................................................ 19
AUDIO
Volume adjustment ..................................................... 20
Mute/Pause function .................................................. 20
“Audio adjustments” menu .......................................... 21
Audio source selection .................................................. 22
RADIO FUNCTIONS
Radio station tuning .................................................... 23
Favourite radio stations................................................. 24
TA function ................................................................. 25
PTY function ............................................................... 25
AF function ................................................................ 26
REG function .............................................................. 26
Specific radio menu ..................................................... 26
CD - MP3 CD/SD FUNCTIONS
CD - MP3 CD/SD playback ........................................... 27
Stop/pause CD - MP3 CD/SD playback .......................... 27
Eject CD - MP3 CD/SD ................................................ 27
Selecting a track from the list ...................................... 27
Select previous/next track ........................................... 27
Track fast forward/rewind ........................................... 27
CD - MP3 CD/SD specific menu .................................... 28
MEDIA PLAYER FUNCTIONS (only with Blue&Me
TM
)
Launching Media Player mode ...................................... 29
Available controls ........................................................ 29
Specific Media Player menu ......................................... 30
AUX (only with Blue&MeTMsystem)
(where provided) ........................................................ 31
NAVIGATION
Notices ...................................................................... 32
Map display ............................................................... 32
Information during navigation ...................................... 33
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Main navigation menu ................................................ 34
Entering destination .................................................... 34
Stops management ..................................................... 38
Insert diversion ........................................................... 38
Map options .............................................................. 39
Navigation options ..................................................... 41
Start navigation .......................................................... 42
Specific navigation menu ............................................ 43
TRAFFIC INFO
Traffic information (TMC/TMC Premium)......................... 44
Choose TMC/TMC Premium station ............................... 46
TMC/TMC Premium reception status............................... 46
DNA DRIVING MODE AND DYNAMIC FUNCTION
Activating driving mode information (DNA) ...................... 47
Handling .................................................................. 47
Engine ....................................................................... 47
Dynamic display screens................................................ 48
TRIP COMPUTER
General features ......................................................... 49
Specific Trip Computer menu ........................................ 49
TELEPHONE (only with Blue&MeTMsystem)
Telephone information display ....................................... 50
Specific telephone menu .............................................. 51
Spot messages menu .................................................. 52
CONFIGURATION
Display ...................................................................... 53
Sounds ..................................................................... 54
“My Car” options ....................................................... 55
Date and time ............................................................ 57
Language .................................................................. 57
SD Card management ................................................. 57
OPERATING PROBLEMS
Operating faults .......................................................... 59
Problems due to overheating ....................................... 59
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TIPS
ROAD SAFETY
Learn how to use the various system func­tions before setting off.
Read the instructions for the Radionavigator carefully before setting off.
RECEPTION CONDITIONS
Reception conditions change constantly while driving. Reception may be interfered with by the presence of mountains, build­ings or bridges or when you are far from the broadcaster.
IMPORTANT The volume may be increased when receiving traffic bulletins.
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If the volume is too loud this
can be dangerous. Adjust the volume so that you can still hear background noises (e.g. horns, am­bulances, police vehicles, etc.).
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Observe the following precautions to ensure the system is fully operational:
the monitor is sensitive to scratching, liq­uid detergents and UV rays;
liquids that get inside could damage the system irreparably.
Only clean the front panel and the display with a soft, clean, dry, anti-static cloth. Cleaning and polishing products may dam­age the surface.
Avoid pointed or rigid objects
coming into contact with the display and do not touch it. Whilst cleaning, do not exert pressure on the display.
Do not use alcohol or similar products to clean the Radio-
navigator display or surround.
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IMPORTANT NOTES
If there is a problem, the system should on­ly be checked and repaired at an Alfa Romeo Authorised Service.
If the temperature is particularly low, the dis­play may take a while to reach optimum brightness.
WARNING Never force the display move­ment manually. For closing or opening the display, exclusively use the suitable keys (see page 14).
If the car is stopped for a while and the out­side temperature is very high, the Radion­avigator may go into “thermal protection” mode, suspending operation until the tem­perature in the passenger compartment re­turns to acceptable levels.
CD
Dirt, scratches or any distortions on CDs could cause problems and poor sound qual­ity during playback. Follow these tips for op­timum playback conditions:
only use branded CDs:
clean every CD thoroughly removing any fingerprints or dust using a soft cloth. Hold CDs by the outside edge and clean them from the middle outwards;
never use chemicals (e.g. anti-static products or thinners or sprays) for clean­ing as they could damage the surface of the CDs;
after listening, place CDs back in their cases to avoid damaging them;
do not expose CDs to direct sunlight, high temperatures or damp for long pe­riods;
do not stick labels on the surface of the CD and do not write on the recorded sur­face using pens or pencils.
do not use CDs that are clearly scratched, flawed, distorted, etc. Using discs like this will result in malfunctions or damage to the player.
To achieve the best quality audio reproduc­tion we recommend the use of original CD supports. Correct operation is not guaran­teed when CD-R/RW media are used that were not correctly burned and/or with a maximum capacity above 650 Mb.
IMPORTANT Do not use the protective sleeves sold for CDs or discs with stabilizers, etc. because they could get stuck in the in­ternal mechanism and damage the disc.
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IMPORTANT If copy protected CDs are used, it may take a few seconds before the sys­tem starts playing them. The CD player is not guaranteed to play all copy-protected discs. The presence of copy protection is of­ten indicated in small letters or may be dif­ficult to read on the cover of the CD; it may say something like, for example, “COPY CONTROL”, “COPY PROTECTED”, “THIS CD CANNOT BE PLAYED ON A PC/MAC” or may be identified through the use of symbols, such as, for example:
IMPORTANT The CD player is able to read most of the compression systems currently on the market (e.g.: LAME, BLADE, XING, FRAUNHOFER) but as these systems are continually evolving, playback of all com­pression formats is not guaranteed.
IMPORTANT If a multi-session disk is loaded, only the first session will be played.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The Radionavigator consists of:
radio system;
Audio CD and MP3 CD player;
SD Card reader;
6.9” fold-away TFT colour display lo­cated in the centre of the dashboard (for further information see “Controls”);
steering wheel controls (for versions/ markets where provided).
WARNING Do not place heavy objects on the display.
RADIO SYSTEM
General specifications
Power: 4x25W;
Preset 5-band graphic equalizer;
Audio source settings adjustment menu and possible outside interfaces (Media Player)/AUX (where provided);
Steering wheel controls (for versions/ markets where provided).
Speed dependent volume adjustment (SVC function).
Radio tuner specifications
RDS;
RDS - TMC/TMC Premium (Traffic Mes­sage Channel);
EON (Enhanced Other Network);
TA (Traffic Announcements)
Tuning on bands: AM, FM;
Possibility of programming: – 18 FM stations (6 of which can be
memorized through Autostore);
– 12 AM stations (6 of which can be
memorized through Autostore);
Possibility of selecting programmes via PTY (on FM bands only);
“List” function (display of list of all ra­dio stations available).
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AUDIO SYSTEM
General specifications
Bass/Treble;
Balance;
Loudness correction;
Automatic volume correction;
Musical ambiance: preset 5 band graph­ic equalizer:
CD/MP3 CD PLAYER
The Radionavigator has a CD player capable of reading Audio CDs and MP3 CDs.
CD specifications
Track sequence programming
Random play
Track repeat
Skip track
“List” function (display of available tracks)
MP3 CD specifications
Introscan
Random play
Track repeat
Skip track
“List” function: display of list of avail­able folders and tracks.
NOTE Maximum number of MP3 tracks in a folder is 255, if there are more, only the first 255 will be considered.
SD CARD READER
The Radionavigator is equipped with an SD and SD-HC reader able to read/manage cards with SPI technology.
SD specifications for navigation
Use only original SD cards provided or pur­chased from authorized retailers.
MP3 SD specifications
See description in the “MP3 CD specifica­tions” paragraph.
NOTE Only use SD cards dedicated to a sin­gle function (e.g. SD cards for navigation exclusively separate from SD cards for MP3 use exclusively). Avoid transferring content from one SD card to another.
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CONTROLS
fig. 1
A0K0030m
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fig. 2
A0K0029m
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Some controls have various functions that depend on the system application activated at the time. Activation of the selected function is controlled, in some cases, by how long the button is pressed (short or long press) as described in the
table below:
Button
1 – g/DARK
2 – RADIO
3 – MEDIA
4 –
h
5 – TEL
6 – PRESET
Long button press (more than 2 seconds)
Button press:
switch system on/off
Radio Mode: AutoSTore function activation
Radio Mode: update station list (press for over 5 seconds)
Short button press (less than 2 seconds)
Button press: system activation/DARK function activation
Knob rotation: volume level setting
Radio Mode activated: radio band selection (FM1, FM2, FM
AST
, AM)
Radio Mode not activated: specific menu display and radio band selection (FM1, FM2, FM
AST
, AM)
Source selection: Media Player (only in presence of Blue&Me
TM
)/
CD/MP3 SD/AUX (only in presence of Blue&MeTM) (where provided)
Radio Mode: display of radio station names in the selected band
CD Mode: display of tracks available on the CD
MP3 CD/SD mode: display of folder and track list
Telephone data display (only with Blue&Me
TM
)
Access to the menu for selecting and storing favourite radio stations
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Button
7 – NAV
8 – TRIP
N
9
 
O
10 – MUSIC
11 –
O
12 – ESC
Short button press (less than 2 seconds)
Navigation Map displaying or, in Navigation Map mode, repetition of the last voice message
Display TRIP data and Dynamic display screens
Radio mode: increase frequency (FM or AM mode)
MP3 CD/SD mode: select next folder
Map Mode: map scroll upwards
Media Player mode: select next genre/author/album/folder/playlist
depending on the selection mode currently activated
Radio Mode: scanning function to search for the first audible radio station with frequency lower/higher than the present one (FM or AM mode)
CD - MP3 CD/SD, Media Player Mode: select next/previous track
Map Mode: scroll map to the left/right
Radio mode: frequency decease (FM or AM mode)
MP3 CD/SD mode: select previous folder
Map Mode: scroll map downwards
Media Player mode: select previous genre/author/album/folder/playlist
depending on the selection mode currently activated
Music information display
Audio Adjustment Menu Display
Exit selection
Long button press (more than 2 seconds)
System reset (if pressed for more than 8 seconds)
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Button
13 – MENU
14 – OK
15
16 –
&
17
18 –
˚
DASHBOARD CONTROLS fig. 2
Button
19 – Q
Z
20 q
21
Short button press (less than 2 seconds)
Main Menu Display
Button press: open specific menu
Confirm selection
Knob rotation: select menu items
Audio CD or MP3 CD housing
Activation/deactivation of Audio function (Mute)
SD Card housing
Eject audio CD or MP3 CD
Short button press (less than 2 seconds)
Adjust display panel inclination
Open/close display panel
Display
Long button press (more than 2 seconds)
Access to navigation simulation function
Navigation message activation/deactivation
Long button press (more than 2 seconds)
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STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS (for versions/markets where provided) fig. 3, fig. 4
fig. 3
A0K0118m
fig. 4
A0K0195m
The controls for the main Radionavigator functions are replicated on the steering wheel to make things easier. The activation of the function selected is controlled, in some cases, by how long the button is pressed (short or long press),
as described in the table below.
If Blue&Me
TM
is present
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Button
&
If Blue&MeTMis present
&/ESC
+
SRC
If Blue&MeTMis present
SRC/OK
N
O
If Blue&MeTMis present
If Blue&MeTMis present
ß
/MENU
Short button press (less than 2 seconds)
Activates/deactivates Audio functions Activates/deactivates Audio functions (see dedicated supplement)
Increase volume
Decrease volume
Change active audio source
Change active audio source and confirm selection (see dedicated supplement)
Active audio source:
Radio Mode: select previous radio station CD - MP3 CD/SD, Media Player Mode: select next track
Active audio source:
Radio mode: select previous radio station CD - MP3 CD/SD, Media Player Mode: select previous track
Activate “Voice commands”
Activate Telephone and Menu functions
Long button press (more than 2 seconds)
Continuous increase in volume
Continuous decrease in volume
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Display angle adjustment
Press the Q/Zbuttons to adjust the dis­play angle. This adjustment is maintained at the next engine start-up.
Closing the display
With the system on, the display can be closed by pressing button 20-fig. 2 the dis­play will go out, but the system remains on and operational.
NOTE The display can be adjusted for 15 minutes after rotating the ignition key to STOP or whenever the doors are opened. Af­ter 15 minutes, the display can be adjust­ed again by rotating the ignition key to MAR.
MAIN FUNCTIONS
The Radionavigator features four applications (Audio, Telephone, Trip Computer and Nav­igation) and provides a general Menu. The four applications are activated by pressing the MUSIC, TEL, TRIP, NAV buttons. Press the MENU button to activate the Menu.
NOTE: The Telephone application is only pre­sent with the Blue&MeTMsystem.
All applications have a specific Menu that can be activated by pressing the OK but­ton/knob.
The system also signals the following by means of messages in the display:
the presence of any problems/ faults;
information on the active application/ information on the status of the car.
To interact with the messages displayed, use the OK button/knob or press the ESC but­ton to remove the message from the dis­play.
SWITCHING THE SYSTEM ON/OFF
The system is switched on by turning the ig­nition key to the MAR position and switch­es off when the ignition key is turned to the STOP position.
The system can always be turned on/off by pressing the (ON/OFF) button 1 - fig. 1.
If the system is turned on with the engine switched off, it will automatically switch off after about 20 minutes.
Dark mode (dark display)
With the system on, if the (ON/OFF) but­ton 1 - fig. 1 is pressed briefly, DARK mode is activated: the display will go out, but the system remains on and operational.
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TRAFFIC INFO (TMC/TMC Premium)
This displays traffic information received in real time via the TMC/TMC Premium ser­vice provided by several radio stations.
This Menu makes it possible to en­able/disable the service and to set filters. The filters are designed to define the area of interest which the system will take into consideration for traffic messages, filtering those not considered important.
Note
The TMC Premium Service is available in Italy, France, Germany and the UK. Only map Navigators sold in these countries are enabled to receive the service.
TMC Premium is provided by:
MAIN MENU
Press the MENU button to display the Main menu fig. 5.
Turn the OK button/knob to select the de­sired function. Then, press the knob to ac­cess the selected Menu.
NOTE: For more details on each of the func­tions described below, refer to the relevant chapter.
AUDIO
This Menu makes it possible to change the audio source options (the only audio sources that can be selected are those available for the system):
CD can only be selected if a music CD is inserted (audio or MP3);
USB is only available if the Blue&Me
TM
system is present and a USB memory stick with music tracks has been inserted;
MP3 SD is only available if an MP3 SD containing music tracks has been in­serted instead of the SD card containing the maps;
AUX (where fitted) is only available if the Blue&Me
TM
system is present.
NAVIGATION
This Menu allows a destination to be entered and navigation and map display options to be set.
PERSONAL DESTINATIONS
Personal destinations allows you to manage a list of preferred personal destinations which can be added to, modified or delet­ed from the system.
fig. 5
A0K5006g
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AUDIO
Press the MENU button to display the Audio menu (fig. 6).
The Audio menu makes it possible to man­age:
– the RDS radio with FM/AM reception; – the Compact Disc player; – the MP3 Media Player; – the portable player (AUX) (where pro-
vided);
– the SD card reader; – the audio adjustments.
DRIVING MODE INFORMATION (DNA)
Allows the display of the selected driving mode (“Dynamic”, “Normal” or “All Weath­er”) using the “Alfa DNA” lever.
CONFIGURATION
After having activated this Menu, select the desired item by turning the OK button/knob and then press the knob to confirm.
If the button is pressed or if no selection is made after about 30 seconds, the screen will disappear from the display.
fig. 6
A0K5008g
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MUTE/PAUSE FUNCTION
Press the
&
button briefly to activate the
Mute/Pause function. The Mute/Pause function is deactivated in
the following cases:
by pressing the MEDIA button;
by pressing the RADIO button;
by pressing the MEM button (in radio mode only);
by pressing the
O
button;
by pressing the
N/O
//buttons;
by pressing the SRC or
N/O
button on
the steering wheel;
by opening the Audio adjustments Menu in the main menu;
by searching manually for a radio sta­tion frequency;
by activating the PTY function;
by selecting a radio station or music track from a list;
by selecting the SCM, RDM or RPT func­tion (the latter is only available in MP3 CD/SD mode);
by selecting the PRG function (in CD mode only).
This Menu makes it possible to adjust the audio settings for the radio, the CD, the Media Player (if connected) and the audio adjustments for the speakers.
Pressing the MUSIC button activates the dis­play of information for the audio source be­ing listened to. Pressing the OK button/knob gives access to the specific audio source menu being listened to. Pressing the
&
but-
ton briefly activates the “Mute” function.
VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
To adjust the volume, turn knob 1 - fig.1. The volume can be adjusted to a maximum level of 40. When the system is switched off and then switched back on, the volume will be set at the level set before switching off or at a level of 20 if the volume was set to above 20 before switching off.
Volume adjustment is specific to each source.
With the MUTE function, when knob 1 - fig. 1 is turned, the MUTE function is deactivated.
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O
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“AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS” MENU
This Menu is displayed in the following cases:
by pressing the
O
button;
by pressing the MENU button and se­lecting “Audio”;
by selecting specific MENU for an au­dio source.
If there is no HI-FI system in the car, the possible adjustments are (fig. 7):
Treble/Bass
Balance
Loudness correction
Automatic volume correction
Graphic equalizer
If there is a HI-FI system in the car, the au­dio arrives at the speakers via the external amplifier. In this configuration the only pos­sible adjustments are Treble/Bass and Balance.
Treble/Bass (bass/treble adjustment)
Turn the OK button/knob to adjust the bass/treble.
The adjustment is specific to each source.
Balance (sound distribution)
Turn the OK button/knob to vary the distri­bution of the sound in the passenger com­partment between the front/rear speakers and the left/right speakers.
The adjustment applies to all sources.
Loudness
The Loudness function improves the level of the sound whilst listening at low volumes, increasing the bass and treble. Turn the OK button/knob to activate/deactivate the function.
The adjustment is specific to each source.
fig. 7
A0K5013g
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Volume-speed correction (speed dependent volume adjustment)
This function allows the volume level to be adjusted depending on the speed of the vehicle, to maintain the correct bal­ance with the noise level inside the pas­senger compartment.
Turn the OK button/knob to activate/ deactivate the function.
The adjustment applies to all sources.
Graphic equalization
This function makes it possible to select one of the following equalizer curves:
None (predefined car curve)
Pop/Rock
Classical
Techno
Jazz
Vocal
Turn the OK button/knob to select the de­sired adjustment.
The adjustment is specific to each source.
AUDIO SOURCE SELECTION
Alternatively, by pressing the MEDIA button it is possible to select the CD source (only if a CD is inserted) or Media Player (only if the Blue&Me
TM
system is present and a USB device with music files is inserted) or AUX (where provided) (only if the
Blue&MeTMis present). Pressing the RA-
DIO button selects the radio mode and sub­sequent presses give the possibility of se­lecting the preferred radio band. Pressing the SRC button on the steering wheel selects one of the available audio sources.
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RADIO FUNCTIONS
With the radio source activated, pressing the RADIO button repeatedly selects one of the following frequency bands: FM1, FM2, FMAST, AM.
After having selected the desired frequency, the display will show the following infor­mation fig. 8:
radio symbol
radio station name
frequency of the station tuned into
number corresponding to the stored po­sition;
frequency band activated (e.g.: FM1);
programme name and type
RADIO STATION TUNING
Press the N/O//buttons on the front panel of the Radionavigator or the
N/O
buttons on the steering wheel to search for a radio station. It is also possi­ble to select a radio station from a list or by entering the frequency in the specific Menu.
Manual tuning
This allows the manual search for stations on the desired band. Press the
N/O
but­ton briefly and repeatedly to start the search in the desired direction. If the
N/O
button is pressed longer, the fast search will start and then stop when the button is released.
Automatic tuning
Press the
 or
button briefly to auto­matically tune into the next station in the selected direction. If the
 or
button is pressed for longer, the rapid search is launched. When the button is released, the tuning will stop at the next station that can be received.
Selecting the radio station list
Two different lists of radio stations can be selected: one for the FM band and one for the AM band. The system continuously up­dates the list; it is possible to request a list update by holding down button
h
.
If reception is not ideal, the automatic up­date is less frequent, therefore the list may appear different after a manual update.
To access the list of radio stations, briefly press button
h
.
The list of stations displays the name of the station (if available) or the frequency. The TMC indication is also displayed if the FM station provides this service.
fig. 8
A0K5040g
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FAVOURITE RADIO STATIONS
Up to 6 different radio stations can be stored for each frequency band (FM1, FM2, FMAST, AM). They can be recalled by pressing the PRESET button.
Radio station selection
After having pressed the PRESET button, the display will show a list of the 6 radio sta­tions stored (fig. 9). Select the desired sta­tion using the OK button/knob.
Radio station manual programming
After having selected the desired frequency, press the PRESET button. The display will show the list of 6 positions available for pro­gramming (fig. 9). Select “Store” and then select the desired position using the OK but­ton/knob.
AutoSTore function (automatic radio station programming)
The AutoSTore function is only available on the FM frequency band. To activate the func­tion, hold down the RADIO button or access the specific menu or the radio main menu. The system will search for and programme the 6 radio stations with the strongest sig­nal.
When the programming is over, the radio will tune into the first station stored on the FMAST frequency band.
Each station is only stored once, except in the case of regional programmes which, in some cases, may be stored twice.
fig. 9
A0K5038g
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IMPORTANT NOTES – The AutoSTore function cannot be acti-
vated with the PTY function active.
– The AF, TA and REG functions are not avail­able with the AutoSTore function active.
– To interrupt the AutoSTore function, select another source (CD or Media Player).
– The AutoSTore function may sometimes not be able to find 6 stations with a strong signal; in this case only the stations found will be programmed.
– When the AutoSTore function is activat­ed, the stations that were previously stored on the FMAST band are deleted.
TA FUNCTION (traffic information)
Some stations on the FM band can transmit information about traffic conditions. To ac­tivate/deactivate the function, see the “Spe­cific radio menu” paragraph.
With the TA function activated the volume can be adjusted by turning the OK but­ton/knob. When the volume is changed dur­ing a traffic bulletin, the new value will on­ly be maintained whilst the bulletin is in progress.
IMPORTANT In some countries there are ra­dio stations that do not broadcast traffic in­formation even with the TA function acti­vated.
PTY FUNCTION (programme type selection)
This function allows you to give priority to radio stations that broadcast programmes classified according to the type of PTY. The PTY programmes may involve emergency messages or various subjects (e.g. music, news). To activate/deactivate the function, see the Specific radio menu paragraph.
IMPORTANT To activate the PTY function you must be on the FM band.
If you do not wish to set any programme, select “None”.
The PTY function cannot be activated if a PTY search has already been launched or if the AutoSTore function is active.
The PTY search is interrupted in the follow­ing cases:
– when recalling a programmed radio sta­tion or programming a radio station;
– by pressing the RADIO, MEDIA, or
N/O
buttons.
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AF FUNCTION (alternative frequency search)
Alternative frequencies are used for auto­matically changing frequency when the sig­nal for the active radio station is not strong enough. To activate/deactivate the function, see the “Specific radio menu” paragraph.
REG FUNCTION
This function enables or disables a regional RDS service. To activate/deactivate the func­tion, see the Specific radio menu paragraph. The function cannot be selected if the AutoSTore function is active.
SPECIFIC RADIO MENU
With the radio function active it is possible to access the Specific radio menu by press­ing the OK button/knob. The display will show the following screen (fig. 10).
Radio station list
See the description in the “Radio station se­lection” paragraph.
Insert frequency
By selecting this item it is possible to enter the radio station frequency. The display will show the field and the frequency value plus the dimension (KHz for AM band, MHz for FM band).
Radio options
By selecting this item it is possible to acti­vate/deactivate the following functions: AF, TA, REG, RADIOTEXT. It is also possible to se­lect the PTY function and AutoSTore.
Audio settings
See the description in the Audio adjustments menu paragraph available in the Audio menu.
fig. 10
A0K5023g
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CD - MP3 CD/SD FUNCTIONS
CD-MP3 CD/SD PLAYBACK
To start playback, insert an Audio CD in the slot 8-fig. 1 or, if there is already a CD in­serted, press the MEDIA button. Playback will start immediately and the display will show the following screen (fig. 11).
NOTE MPEG LAYER-3 audio decoding tech­nology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson multimedia.
WARNING Do not use Audio CD or MP3 CD 8cm format supports, even with a dedicated adaptor; the use of this format will damage the system.
STOP/PAUSE CD-MP3 CD/SD PLAYBACK
Press button
&
to activate the function.
EJECT CD-MP3 CD/SD
Press button ˚.
SD PLAYBACK
To start playback insert an SD card into slot 17- fig. 1, or if there is already a card in­serted, press the MEDIA button: playback will start immediately.
NOTE Only use SD-HC cards that are com­patible with SPI technology.
REMOVING AN MP3 SD
before manually removing the MP3 SD, fol­lowing the instructions provided in the para­graph “SD card safe removal”.
SELECTING A TRACK FROM THE LIST
First of all press the
h
button to display the list of tracks (Audio CD) or the list of folders (MP3 CD) and then press the OK but­ton/knob to make the desired selection.
SELECT NEXT/PREVIOUS TRACK
Whilst playing a CD it is possible to select the previous/next track by pressing the
/
buttons briefly.
TRACK FAST FORWARD/REWIND
Whilst playing an Audio CD or CD MP3 it is possible to fast forward/rewind the track by holding down the
/
buttons. When the
button is pressed after selecting the track being listened to, the next track will be se­lected. If the track was the last one on the CD, the first track will be selected when the
button is pressed.
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CD - MP3 CD/SD SPECIFIC MENU
With the Audio CD function activated it is possible to access the CD or MP3 CD/SD options menu by pressing the OK but­ton/knob. The display will show the fol­lowing screen (fig. 12).
Put introscan - SCN on/off
When this function is activated all the mu­sic tracks on the CD or MP3 CD/SD will be played for the first 7 seconds. When the function is deactivated, the system will stop on the track currently being played. The SCN function deactivates the RDM (Random) and “Track programme” functions if they have been activated previously.
Put shuffle on/off (random track playback)
When this function is activated the music tracks on the CD are played in random or­der. When the function is deactivated, the system will stop on the track currently be­ing played. The random function deactivates the SCN (Introscan) and “Track pro­gramme” functions if they have been acti­vated previously.
Put repeat on/off (only for MP3 CD/SD)
Activating this function plays the tracks in “Track repeat” mode: when the selected track ends, it will be played again from the beginning. When the function is deactivat­ed, the system will stop on the track cur­rently being played.
Hide CD details
When this function is activated the infor­mation relating to the track being listened to is not displayed.
Title/artist (ID3 tag information)
This information is read from the ID3 tag file. In some cases this information may be incorrect or missing (e.g. the ID3 tag file may contain the correct name of the artist but not the title of the song).
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Programme tracks (with Audio CD only)
By selecting this item it is possible to pro­gramme (fig. 13) a playlist of tracks.
“Reset”: deletion of all the numbers en­tered;
“Delete”: deletion of the last number entered;
“OK”: confirms the number sequence entered.
After having confirmed the number se­quence, playback of the selected music tracks will begin.
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MEDIA PLAYER FUNCTIONS
(only with Blue&MeTM)
This mode is only available with Blue&MeTM.
MEDIA PLAYER MODE LAUNCH
Media Player mode is automatically brought up (with the AutoPlay function activated) by connecting a USB memory stick containing music files to the USB port of the car or by selecting the “Media Player” source by pressing the MEDIA button.
In Media Player mode the main screen will display the following information (fig. 14).
CONTROLS AVAILABLE
By pressing the
/
buttons you can se-
lect the next/previous track. By pressing the
N/O
buttons you can select the next or previous folder/artist/music genre de­pending on the selection mode activated.
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MEDIA PLAYER SPECIFIC MENU
With the Media Player source activated it is possible to access the specific Menu by pressing the OK button/knob.
The display will show the following screen (fig. 15).
Switch autoplay on/off
When this setting is activated, playback starts automatically when a new USB de­vice is inserted in the USB port on the car.
Put shuffle on/off
See description in the “CD-MP3 CD/SD Functions” paragraph.
Switch track loop on/off
Activating this function plays the tracks in “Track repeat” mode: when the selected track ends, it will be played again from the beginning. When the function is deactivat­ed, the system will stop on the track cur­rently being played.
Select mode
Selecting this item allows you to choose the playback mode for the tracks on the USB device.
One of the following options can be chosen:
“Play all”: all the tracks are played;
“Folders”: all the tracks in a folder are played;
“Artists”: all tracks by an artist are played;
“Genres”: all tracks of a musical genre are played;
“Album”: all the tracks in an album are
played;
“Playlist”: all the tracks in a playlist are played.
Audio settings
See the description in the Audio adjustments menu paragraph available in the Audio menu.
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SPECIFIC AUX MENU
With the AUX source activated it is possi­ble to access the specific Menu by pressing the OK button/knob. The display will show the following screen (fig. 15a).
By selecting "Audio settings" you can change the audio settings of the AUX source.
IMPORTANT NOTES The functions of the device connected with
the AUX socket are directly managed by the device itself; it is not possible to change track/folder/ playlist with radio or steering wheel controls.
Do not leave the cable of your portable play­er connected with the AUX socket after the disconnection, to avoid possible hisses from the speaker
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The Navigator makes it possible to reach a desired destination through visual and acoustic directions. The Navigation system is quick to use, easy and above all very flex­ible because you can recall preferred desti­nations and reference points such as hotels, monuments, public buildings (e.g. hospitals, airports, etc.) and filling stations.
IMPORTANT NOTES
The Navigation system provides assistance whilst driving and is designed to give advice, via voice and graphic information, on the best route for reaching a desired destination. The instructions given by the Radionaviga­tor do not mean that the driver should ab­dicate responsibility for the manoeuvres they make whilst driving the car in traffic and they must still follow the highway code and other traffic laws. The driver is always re­sponsible for road safety.
GPS reception may be poor under trees, be­tween tall buildings, in multi-storey car parks, tunnels and anywhere where the satellite aerial may have difficulty picking up a signal.
If the battery is replaced or disconnected or if the car is moved with the engine and the Radionavigator off (e.g. whilst travelling on a ferry), the GPS system needs a few minutes to determine the new position of the car.
The GPS satellite aerial should not be cov­ered by metal or damp objects.
In conditions where wheel grip is continu­ously bad (e.g. when sliding on ice), the Navigation system may temporarily show an inaccurate position for the car.
When the system is turned on, when the first navigation function selection is made, the display will show a message with warn­ings for using the system. This message will not be displayed until the next time it is start­ed up.
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MAP DISPLAY
With the Navigation system activated it is possible to choose to display the map of the area with the following features:
zoom with resolution up to 50 metres (adjustable using OK button/knob);
possibility of North up or direction of travel up (for zoom below 20 km);
BIRD VIEW function (bird’s eye view of maps in 3D);
Points of Interest (POI) symbol for the following categories: restaurants, hotels, service stations and car parks.
INFORMATION DURING NAVIGATION
The following information always appears on the left side of the display during navi­gation:
Car location information: name of road and area.
A map can be displayed on the right side of the display (by pressing the NAV button) showing:
“Pictograms and intersection zoom”: a pic­togram explaining the next manoeuvre is dis­played and then an enlargement of the junc­tion with directions for the route to be fol­lowed;
Navigation information: the following traffic information is provided during navi­gation:
Icons on the map: the Radionavigator can be configured to display symbols on the map corresponding to traffic condi­tions. These are only displayed under certain conditions.
Explanatory text: an explanatory text is associated with each event. Types of event can be chosen from a list in the menu; once the type is chosen, a list of all corresponding events is displayed.
Voice messages: voice messages giving instructions about the manoeuvre to be carried out are given during navigation.
“Explore map” function: this makes it possible to use digital maps like a reg­ular road map (in this case the pic­tograms are not displayed).
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MAIN MENU NAVIGATION
The following information is displayed (fig.
16):
“Insert destination”;
“Stops management”;
“Insert diversion”;
“Map options”;
“Navigation options”;
“Resume (or stop) navigation”.
ENTERING DESTINATION
The destination can be entered in different ways:
Destination address: consists of en­tering the following details: Country, Town (post code), Road, House number or Intersection.
Points of interest (POI): the nav­igation system makes it possible to set a point of interest as a destination al­lowing it to then search for it:
– In the vicinity of your present location – In the vicinity of the destination – Near a normal address
The list of points found can be viewed by distance or in alphabetical order.
After the destination has been entered, the Navigator calculates the best route for reach­ing it.
There are three possible selection criteria: “shortest time”, “shortest distance” or “best distance/time ratio”.
A further choice can also be set from the fol­lowing options:
Toll roads
Ferries
RDS TMC/TMC Premium (Traffic Info)
The location can be memorized in an orga­nizer in order to be easily recalled later on. Radionav also allows you to link a name with a destination.
It is also possible to set a Point of Interest as a destination, allowing the user to find it again later.
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Insert address
By selecting this item it is possible to enter the name of the Country, the town, the road and the house number (fig. 17).
The system will then ask you to set the nav­igation criteria. Choose one of the following three possibilities:
“Shortest route”
“Quickest route”
Best “distance/time” ratio
To exit the screen, press ESC or insert the SD card into the dedicated slot.
If the SD card has not been inserted or is not recognised, the display will show a warning message.
Destination address
“Country” selection
After having selected the “Country” item, the display will show a list of countries, in English. Turn the OK button/knob to scroll through the list and then press the but­ton/knob to confirm the selection.
“Town” selection
After having selected the "City" item, the display will show a keypad with numbers and letters (fig. 18) for entering the name of the city (or the corresponding postcode).
The following items are also present in the lower section:
Delete: this allows you to delete the last character entered;
Small: this allows you to change be­tween Upper-case and Lower-case and select special symbols;
List XX: the list of towns in a country is displayed (XX = number of the town). If the complete postcode is entered, the corresponding city will be displayed. If an incomplete postcode is entered, a list of the cities with the same numbers en­tered will be displayed.
OK: this allows you to confirm the se­lection and return to the screen activat­ed previously.
NOTE If the postcode of a specific area is en­tered, this is considered as a generic city postcode.
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“Road” selection
After having selected the “Road” item, the display will show a keypad with numbers and letters for entering the name of the road. The procedure for entering the road is the same as described for the town.
After having entered the name of the road the display will show a screen for entering the house number or the crossroad (fig.
19). Select the desired choice using the OK button/knob. When the “Civic N
o
” is se­lected, the Radionavigator will display the available house numbers in that road (fig. 19a). If, on the other hand, you select the item “Junction”, the Radionavigator will dis­play a list of roads that intersect the desti­nation selected
“Centre” selection
If you want to get to a town centre, select the item Centre. If there is more than one Centre present, the display will show a list of available centres.
After entering all the information for the ad­dress, select “Save” to save the address un­der “Personal destinations”. The Radionav­igator will display the position in the “Per­sonal destinations” memory for a few seconds.
POI (Points of Interest)
This function makes it possible to access a list with information and the location of places of general interest, such as, for ex­ample, restaurants, museums, stations, etc., divided by category. Select “POI”: the dis­play will show the following screen (fig. 20).
The first 3 items are alternatives and are de­signed to specify whether the point of in­terest being searched for is located:
“Near”: a destination entered or place selected on the map
“Along the route”: along the navigation route
“Near by”: in the vicinity of the current position
“Search by name”: since the list of POI is normally displayed in order of in­creasing distance. By selecting this item, the POI are displayed in alphabetical or­der.
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When the choice has been made, the Ra­dionavigator will display the list of main cat­egories (fig. 21).
Turn the OK button/knob to select the de­sired item and then press the button/knob to confirm the selection. There is a corre­sponding submenu for each item.
Select the desired item until the list of POI corresponding to the selection criteria ap­pears on the display.
GPS coordinates
This allows you to enter the coordinates (Longitude and Latitude) (fig. 22).
It is also possible to show the coordinates on the display by selecting “Current loca­tion”.
Personal destinations
This allows you to display the list of “Per­sonal destinations” saved previously and, if necessary, choose the desired destination and select it.
Last destinations
This allows you to display a list of the last 20 destinations set and, if necessary, choose the desired destination and select it.
fig. 21
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STOPS MANAGEMENT
This makes it possible to change the route during navigation by inserting stop-overs.
The following items can be selected:
“Add stop”
“Organize stops”
Show destination”
Add stop
This makes it possible to add a stopover by selecting one of the following items:
“Insert address”
“Personal destinations”
“Last destinations”
Organize stops
This allows you to organize the stopovers for the route: the order of stopovers can be changed and/or removed.
Show destination
This allows you to display details of the des­tination set. By selecting “Modify” you re­turn to the “Enter destination” menu.
By selecting “Map” the display will show the map surrounding the current destination, full screen, which can be moved by press­ing the N/O//buttons.
INSERT DIVERSION
This allows a detour to be inserted into the route set (fig. 23). In this case the system will select an alternative route. The Radion­avigator will search for the closest alterna­tive route and will calculate a new route so that you rejoin the previous route after X km (X is the value that you can set on the screen).
A message will be displayed if no alterna­tive roads are available.
If, on the other hand, alternative roads are available, the display will show the new dis­tance from the destination. Select “Yes” or “No” to confirm or cancel the new route.
fig. 23
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MAP OPTIONS
This allows you to display the map using the following items fig. 24:
“Map orientation”
“Show POI”
“Map size”
“Explore map”
Map orientation
This allows the map to be orientated ac­cording to the following parameters:
“Heading up”: the cursor (car) is dis­played in the centre and the map is ori­entated according to the direction of the car.
“North up”: the map is orientated to­wards the north, the cursor (car) moves on it;
“Visualization 3D”: the map is displayed in 3D mode and orientated according to the direction of the car.
Show POI (Points of Interest)
This allows you to choose the categories of POI you want to be displayed on the map (fig. 25).
Turn the OK button/knob to select one of the “Points of Interest” categories from the list:
Community services
– Towns, city centres – Universities, specialised schools – Hospitals
fig. 24
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Hotels, restaurants, businesses
– Hotels – Restaurants – Wine producers, wineries – Big companies – Shopping, supermarkets
Culture, tourism, shows
– Tourism, historical monuments – Culture, museums – Casinos, night life – Cinemas, theatres – Shows, exhibitions
Sports centres, attractions
– Sports centres – Golf courses – Skating, bowling – Winter sport resorts – Parks, gardens – Theme parks
Transport & vehicles
– Airports, ports – Train stations, bus stations – Car hire – Car parking, parking areas – Mechanics, assistance
Map size
This allows you to change the map display mode. It is possible to choose between “Full screen map” (full screen map display) and “Navigation with info”.
Explore map
By selecting “Explore map” the full screen map is displayed. When this screen is acti­vated, press the
N/O
//buttons to
scroll through the map.
NOTE Pressing the OK button/knob in this mode displays the specific menu for the map (fig. 26).
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NAVIGATION OPTIONS
This allows you to change the following navigation parameters (fig. 27):
“Set up calculation criteria”
“Voice message volume”
“Map information”
“Delete last destinations”
Set up calculation criteria
This allows you to select the following navigation parameters:
“Quickest route”: the quickest route for reaching the destination is displayed.
“Shortest route”: the shortest route for reaching the destination is displayed.
“Distance/time”: this is the “average” of the two previous items.
“With tools”: it is possible to define whether or not the route should include motorways.
“With ferries”: it is possible to define whether or not the route should include ferry crossings.
“Traffic Info (TMC)”: it is possible to de­fine whether the route should take into account traffic information received from the radio via the RDS-TMC/TMC Premi­um service.
Voice message volume
The voice instructions given by the system guide you to your destination recommend­ing all the manoeuvres to be carried out: the manoeuvre is announced first and then de­tailed instructions are given.
By selecting the “Voice messages volume” item it is possible to adjust the volume of these instructions.
Map information
This allows you to view the version of the map on the display.
Delete last destinations
This allows you to delete the last destina­tions entered. Select “Yes” or “No”.
fig. 27
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LAUNCH NAVIGATION
After having selected and confirmed a des­tination, the display will show all the infor­mation needed for navigation.
Map display with navigation information
The display fig. 28 is divided into 3 zones:
left zone (A): if no destination is se- lected, a compass will be displayed. If not, the navigation symbol will be dis­played which can, for example, be a road with an arrow or a junction detail. The lower part of the left zone will dis­play the altimeter and navigation infor­mation;
central zone(B): displays the navi- gation map and the scale;
upper zone (C): displays information relating to the Time, Audio and Tempera­ture.
Full screen map display
The display fig. 29 is divided into 3 zones:
upper zone: displays the destination;
central zone: displays the map and navigation information;
lower zone: displays the altimeter, the current location and the scale.
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SPECIFIC NAVIGATION MENU
You can access the specific menu from the Navigation application (by pressing the NAV button). The Menu displays the following in­formation fig. 30:
“Insert destination”;
“Full screen map/map with pictograms”
“Resume/stop navigation”
“Traffic info (TMC)”
“Navigation options”
“Explore map”.
Insert destination
See the description in the “Insert destina­tion” paragraph.
Full screen map/map with navigation information
This allows you to change from the full screen display of the map to a partial dis­play with navigation information and vice versa.
Resume/stop navigation
This allows the navigation to be stopped/ resumed.
Traffic info (TMC/TMC Premium)
See the description in the “Traffic info” chap­ter.
IMPORTANT Traffic information can only be displayed if the radio station set broadcasts messages near the point indicated or along the route calculated, if a destination has been entered.
Navigation options
See the description on the previous pages.
Explore map
See the description on the previous pages.
fig. 30
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TRAFFIC INFORMATION (TMC/TMC Premium)
Some stations on the FM band (FM1, FM2 FM3 and FMAST) can transmit information about traffic conditions. The information will be shown on the display.
During navigation, information will be shown through specific icons (see fig. 31).
Selecting “Explore Map” from the Naviga­tion menu will bring up an overview of all traffic events in the area of interest. For more details on an individual event, move the cursor over the desired icon, and press OK.
If the station selected does not broadcast traffic information, the display will show a warning message and suggest the option of moving to the automatic TMC/TMC Premi­um station selection mode.
IMPORTANT In some countries there are ra­dio stations that do not broadcast traffic in­formation even with the TMC/TMC Premi­um function activated.
Note
The TMC Premium Service is available in Italy, France, Germany and the UK. Only map Navigators sold in these countries are enabled to receive the service.
TMC Premium is provided by:
TMC/TMC Premium settings
Press the MENU button and select the cor­responding icon.
The display will show the following items:
“Read messages”
“Set up filters”
“Select TMC station”
“Message display on/off”
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Read messages
By selecting this item the display will show the following categories:
“Last messages received”
“Nearest messages”
“Traffic information”
“Roads closed”
“Size limits”
“Road conditions”
“Weather & visibility”
“Parking”
“Public transport”
“Events”
The number of messages available is dis­played for each category.
After having selected the desired category, the display will show a list containing the following items:
a title (indicating the category selected)
the number of messages available (in the top right corner)
the list of TMC/TMC Premium mes­sages.
Set up filters
This allows you to filter traffic messages by area and type of interest. One of the fol­lowing items can be selected: Geographi­cal filter, Road information, Town informa­tion (fig. 32).
The “Geographic filter” makes it possible to define the area of interest for TMC/TMC Pre­mium messages to be displayed: by acti­vating this filter the traffic messages outside of the area defined will not be considered.
The “Road information” and “Urban infor­mation” filters on the other hand, make it pos­sible to select which type of information to consider.
Geographic filter
The filters may be:
“Around vehicle”: the system displays the TMC messages for the area sur­rounding the current position of the car for the radius selected (this range can vary between 3 and 200 km);
“Around…”: the system displays the TMC/TMC Premium messages for the area surrounding the location selected. It is possible to select the name of a City and a Road
“Along the route”: the system displays the TMC/TMC Premium messages for the route.
Turn the OK button/knob and press it to select the desired filter and then click “OK”.
fig. 32
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Road information
One or more of the following categories can be selected:
“Traffic info”
“Roads closed”
“Size limits”
“Road conditions”
“Weather & visibility”
Urban information
One or more of the following categories can be selected:
“Parking”
“Public transport”
“Demonstrations”
CHOOSE TMC/TMC Premium STATION
This allows you to select the TMC/TMC Pre­mium radio station manually or automati­cally. The display will show the name of the TMC/TMC Premium radio station or a mes­sage indicating that the radio station se­lected does not broadcast TMC/TMC Pre­mium messages.
By selecting the “Manual TMC manage­ment” item and then “TMC station list”, the display will show the list of radio stations broadcasting TMC/TMC Premium messages. Then select the desired radio station.
NOTE By selecting “Automatic TMC man­agement”, the system will tune into radio stations providing the TMC Premium service by preference. We recommend keeping this setting enabled.
TMC/TMC Premium RECEPTION STATUS
Press the MUSIC button to select the Mu­sic Information screen. The status of the TMC/TMC Premium service is shown with a specific icon on the lower bar (see fig.
33). This icon will change to indicate the fol­lowing 3 possibilities:
– TMC icon missing: Traffic Info service cur­rently unavailable;
– TMC icon grey: you are listening to a dif­ferent radio station from that supplying the TMC/TMC Premium service;
– TMC white: you are listening to the ra­dio station supplying the TMC/TMC Premi­um service.
fig. 33
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ACTIVATING DRIVING MODE INFORMATION (DNA)
To activate the “Driving Mode Information (DNA)” function, press the MENU button and then turn the OK button/ knob to se­lect the “Driving Mode Information (DNA)” item (fig. 34).
The display will highlight the (selectable) item corresponding to the driving mode se­lected via the “Alfa DNA” lever (fig. 35).
Automatic display of DNA setting
When the DNA driving mode is changed, the new DNA information appears briefly on the display.
DNA driving mode information
Information referring to the DNA driving mode is divided into a first area (“Han­dling”) dedicated to handling and suspen­sion, and a second area (“Engine”) for en­gine power (fig. 35).
Handling
“VDC mode”: display of active mode (SPORT, SOFT or CONTROL)
“Electronic Q2”: system ON/OFF display
“Steering”: display of power steering mode (SPORT or SOFT)
Engine
“Overboost”: overboost ON/OFF dis­play
“Power”: display of active mode (SPORT or SOFT)
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“Dynamic” SCREENS (only with “Dynamic” mode activated)
These provide instantaneous information on vehicle status and are available in two dif­ferent display screens.
To access these display screens press the TRIP button, turn the OK button/knob and select items “D1” or “D2”.
fig. 36
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fig. 37
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When “Dynamic” mode is activated screen D1 is displayed by default.
Display screen “D1”: display of tur­bocharger pressure and power (as a per­centage) (fig. 36).
Display screen “D2”: display of accel­eration value (frontal and lateral) ex­perienced by the car, with gravity ac­celeration (G) as the unit of measure­ment (fig. 37).
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INFORMATION
The trip computer provides a series of in­formation relating to the route (e.g. time, distance, speed, fuel consumption). Some of this information is only available with the navigation function activated and depends on the navigation route set.
IMPORTANT Some information/operations described below are only possible/available with the ignition key in the MAR position.
To access the main trip computer screen, press the TRIP button.
All the parameters are shown in the display by symbols (see fig. 38).
If “Dynamic” mode is activated, two further options are displayed (see “Dynamic display screens” in the previous chapter).
By turning the OK button/knob you can se­lect information relating to:
Trip A (by selecting the letter “A”) or for Trip B (by selecting the letter “B”). The display will show the following infor­mation:
– Distance travelled (km or miles) – Fuel consumption (km/l, mpg or
l/100km) – Average speed (km/h or mph) – Journey time (hh:mm)
Instant information (car symbol). The display will show the following infor­mation:
– Range – Instant fuel consumption – Distance to the destination
TRIP COMPUTER SPECIFIC MENU
With the trip computer function activated it is possible to access the specific Menu by pressing the OK button/knob. The display will show the following screen (fig. 39).
fig. 39
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TELEPHONE INFORMATION DISPLAY
To access the Telephone information, press the TEL button. Depending on the mobile phone Bluetooth®system, the display will show a series of information depending on the status of the telephone connected:
– no phone call in progress; – phone call in progress; – conference mode activated; – outgoing phone call. Depending on the mobile phone Bluetooth
®
system, a series of information will be shown on the top part of the display.
No phone call in progress
The display will only show the mobile phone logo, the name of the service provider and the privacy activation/deactivation (see
Blue&MeTMsupplement).
Phone call in progress and conference mode
With the privacy function deactivated, the display will show the name/number of the person calling or who is being called.
If there are two phone calls taking place si­multaneously (conference) or alternately, the display will show the corresponding sym­bol.
Outgoing phone call
The display will show the name/number of the person being called. To remove the dis­play of information from the display press the ESC button. To interrupt the call, see the description in the “Specific telephone menu” paragraph.
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SPECIFIC TELEPHONE MENU
To access the specific Menu, press the TEL button and then press the OK button/knob. The display will show the following options (only available with the call activated);
“Switch call”
“Switch to mobile/Switch to hands­free”
“Put on hold/cancel hold”
“Close call”
Switch call
If there are two phone calls, one activated and one on hold, it is possible to switch be­tween the two phone calls by selecting this item: the activated call will be put on hold and vice versa.
If there is only one phone call, selecting the “Another call” item will have no effect.
Switch to mobile/ switch to hands-free
By activating this item the phone call in progress will be redirected from the car’s au­dio system to the mobile phone. On some mobile phones the Bluetooth®connection between the mobile phone and the car is maintained and it is possible to return to the car’s audio system by selecting “Switch to hands-free”.
On some mobile phones the activation of the “Switch to mobile phone” function ends the Bluetooth®connection and the phone call can only continue on the mobile device.
The item “Switch to mobile phone” is not activated for every new incoming call.
Put on hold/cancel hold
This item is only activated if there is a phone call in progress and makes it possible to de­activate the Blue&MeTMmicrophone. The activation/deactivation is only possible at the end of the phone call.
Close call
Selecting this item depends on the number of phone calls present:
– if there is only one phone call: the current
phone call ends;
– if there are two phone calls: the active
phone call is ended and the one on hold is activated;
– if a conference call is active: all phone
calls are ended.
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SPOT MESSAGES MENU (only with privacy function deactivated)
There are four different types of spot mes­sages that appear on the display when a sit­uation occurs:
Incoming calls;
Outgoing calls;
Signalling of new incoming messages;
Option of reading new incoming mes­sages.
Incoming calls
The display will show the following infor­mation:
name/number of the caller;
name of the person called (if stored in the directory);
option of accepting/refusing the call.
To accept/refuse the call, select the corre­sponding item and confirm by pressing the OK button/knob.
Outgoing calls
Refer to the description in the “Outgoing phone call” paragraph.
Signalling of new incoming messages
The display will show the following infor­mation:
signalling of new incoming SMS text message;
name and phone number of the person who has sent the message.
Press the ESC button to remove the display.
Option of reading new incoming messages
The display will show the following infor­mation:
signalling of new incoming SMS text message;
name and phone number of the person who has sent the message;
option of reading the new SMS text message.
Select “Read messages” if you want to read the message or “Ignore” not to read it.
Press the ESC button to remove the display.
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To access the Configurations menu (fig. 40) select the “Configurations” item from the main Menu.
After having activated the Configuration Menu, select the desired item by turning the OK button/knob and then press the knob to confirm.
If the ESC button is pressed or if no selec­tion is made after about 30 seconds, the screen will disappear from the display.
DISPLAY
This allows you to make the following se­lections (fig. 41):
“Display brightness” (brightness mode setting - day/night/automatic);
“Adjust brightness” (brightness adjust­ment);
“Measures” (selection of unit of mea­surement - temperature/distance/con­sumption).
Display brightness
One of the following modes can be selected:
“Day”: adapts the brightness of the dis­play to the daytime setting;
“Night”: adapts the brightness of the display to the nighttime setting;
“Automatic”: depending on the switch­ing on/off of the exterior lights, the sys­tem automatically configures to “Day” mode (lights off) or “Night” (lights on).
Adjust brightness
This makes it possible to adjust the bright­ness by turning the OK button/knob (in day­time conditions, for good visibility of the screen, the minimum brightness setting is
11). If the “Automatic” brightness mode is acti-
vated, the adjustment of the brightness de­pends on the status of the exterior lights.
fig. 40
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Measures (temperature/distance/ consumption)
Select the item “Measures” by turning the OK button/knob and then press the knob to confirm.
The display will show the following screen (fig. 42).
Select the desired unit of measurement. Turn the OK button/knob, select OK and then press the knob to confirm.
NOTE The selection of the unit of measure­ment for the temperature is only available if the outside temperature sensor is present.
SOUNDS
This allows you to adjust the volume of the voice messages, the instrument panel buzzer and the buttons buzzer in the car (fig. 43).
“Voice message volume” (Voice message volume adjustment)
Select the item and adjust the volume by turning the OK button/knob and then press the knob to confirm.
There are 40 levels for the volume adjust­ment.
“Warnings volume” (Adjustment of instrument panel buzzer volume)
Adjustment of the volume for signals for any warnings supplied by the instrument panel.
This adjustment can only be made with the ignition key in the MAR position.
There are 7 levels for the volume adjust­ment.
“Buttons volume” (Adjustment of buttons buzzer volume)
This adjustment can only be made with the ignition key in the MAR position.
There are 7 levels for the volume adjust­ment.
fig. 42
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fig. 43
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MY CAR OPTIONS
This allows a series of parameters and op­erating modes to be set for the car (fig. 44).
Select the desired item by turning the OK button/knob and then press the knob to confirm.
These adjustments can only be made with the ignition key in the MAR position.
Maintenance info
This provides information relating to the next Service expressed as mileage remaining (kilometres or miles).
The display will show the message “Service due in: XXX km (or mi)”.
NOTE If the remaining kilometres (or cor­responding value in miles) before the next Service are between 35,000 and 32,767 dashes will appear on the display.
Speed warning
By selecting this item it is possible to set the car’s speed limit (fig. 45).
Turn the OK button/knob to alter the speed limit value set in steps of 5 km/h (or mph depending on the unit of measurement for the distance set).
If the ESC button is pressed or if no selec­tion is made after about 30 seconds, the screen will disappear from the display.
The “Signalling active” function acti­vates/deactivates the signalling when the set speed limit is exceeded.
fig. 44
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fig. 45
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Show info on dashboard fig. 46
By selecting this item it is possible to set the repetition of the information relating to the audio (Radio) or Trip B.
By selecting the “Radio” item the following information will appear on the display:
– Active audio source – Frequency (only in Radio mode) – Radio station search (only in Radio
mode);
– Track number (only Audio CD, MP3 or
Media Player);
– Disc number (only Audio CD, MP3 or
Media Player);
Selecting the item “Trip B” on the display or pressing the TRIP 0.00 button on the right steering wheel lever, will bring up the Trip B information.
Daytime running lights (DRL) (for versions/markets where provided)
By selecting this item it is possible to acti­vate/deactivate the DRL (daytime running lights) function.
This adjustment is only possible if the “Day running lights” function has been activated in the car Setup Menu (see description in Owner Handbook).
Courtesy lights (for versions/markets where provided)
Select this item to switch the “Courtesy lights” function on/off (see description in Owner Handbook).
Headlamp sensor sensitivity (for versions/markets where provided)
By selecting this item you can adjust the dusk sensor setting.
This adjustment is only possible if the vehi­cle is fitted with a dusk sensor (see de­scription in Owner Handbook).
fig. 46
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Key
Select this item to independently open the driver’s door and/or the boot:
– OPEN DOORS: if this is activated, when door release is activated all doors are un­locked with the exception of the luggage compartment;
– OPEN DRIVER: if this is activated, when door release is activated, only the driver-side door is unlocked;
– OPEN ALL: if this is activated, when door release is activated all doors are unlocked including the luggage compartment.
Select the desired item by turning the OK button/knob and then press the knob to confirm.
Autoclose
By selecting this item it is possible to acti­vate/deactivate the central locking of the doors.
The doors are automatically locked when the function is active and the car reaches a speed of 20 km/h.
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DATE & TIME
This allows the date and the time to be changed (fig. 47).
Adjust the Day/Month/Year/Time by turn­ing the OK button/knob and then press the knob to confirm.
There are two modes for the display of the time: 12 or 24 hour mode.
By selecting the item “GPS time” it is also possible to activate/deactivate the auto­matic synchronisation of the GPS signal min­utes. This adjustment is only possible if the GPS signal is available.
LANGUAGE
This allows you to change the language of the messages shown on the display and the voice messages.
Choose from the following languages: French, English, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Ger­man, Dutch and Portuguese.
After having selected the language the fol­lowing message will be displayed:
by selecting “YES” the language will be changed: in this case the display will show the message “Reboot...” and then when it is turned back on the mes­sages/voice commands will be in the new language;
by selecting “NO” the language will not be changed.
If, on the other hand, no selection is made, the system will automatically return to the configuration menu.
MEDIA AND MAPS - SD CARD
The system uses the SD Card support con­taining the navigation maps.
IMPORTANT Only original SD cards or ones compatible with SPI technology can be used.
Inserting the SD Card
Insert the SD Card into the slot 9-fig. 1: the display will show a warning message.
IMPORTANT If the SD Card is damaged or cannot be read, the display will show a ded­icated warning message. If the ESC button is pressed or about 30 seconds elapse, the message will disappear from the display.
fig. 47
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Safe removal of the SD Card fig. 48
To remove the SD Card, proceed as follows:
press the MENU button and select “Con­figurations”;
select the “SD Card management” item;
select the “SD Card safe removal” item;
turn the OK button/knob and select “Yes” to confirm the choice;
remove the SC Card by pressing it and then pulling it out.
Code to enable maps
Select the “Code to enable maps” item: the display will show a screen with the Radion­avigator serial number.
Map licence activation
To activate a map, select the item “Map li­cence activation”: the display will show a screen for entering the security code. After having entered the code, turn the OK but­ton/knob and select OK to confirm.
NOTE For further information, refer to the instructions enclosed with the SD Card.
The display will show the message “Licence activated”. If the code entered is not cor­rect, the display will show the message “In­correct activation code - enter again”. If the ESC button is pressed or about 15 seconds elapse, the message will disappear from the display.
Map licence status
The Radionavigator manages a map pro­tection system: when the system recognis­es a new map SD, it enables it for a limit­ed time. To activate it for an unlimited pe­riod an unlocking code must be entered.
It is possible to check the status of the li­cences via the SD Card management menu accessible from the “configurations” menu.
Proceed as follows:
press the MENU button and select “Con­figurations”;
select the item “Map licence manage­ment”: the display will show the valid­ity of the map which could be:
– “Limited”: in this case the number of
kilometres remaining will be dis­played;
– “Unlimited”.
fig. 48
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The Radionavigator is capable of detecting and solving both operating faults within the system and overheating problems.
OPERATING FAULTS
If an internal fault is detected, the system “freezes” the last screen available and launches a diagnostic search.
The system checks the module concerned for a few moments to detect the type of fault; if the preset time is exceeded and the fault persists, the best solution is adopted (for example, resetting the hardware for the module involved).
If the Radionavigator no longer responds to the commands, it is possible to restart it manually by pressing the ESC button for more than 8 seconds.
PROBLEMS DUE TO OVERHEATING
If the temperature of a Radionavigator hard­ware module (audio, CD player, etc.) ex­ceeds the maximum set limit, the module signals that the temperature is too high; the display will show a dedicated message.
The module involved is automatically limit­ed or disabled. In extreme cases the system is automatically turned off until normal op­erating temperature is resumed; the display shows a dedicated message.
The system will only return to normal oper­ation when the temperature operating con­ditions are normal once again.
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TECHNICAL SERVICES - SERVICE ENGINEERING Largo Senatore G. Agnelli, 5 -10040 Volvera - Torino (Italia) Fiat Group Automobiles S.p.A. Print no. 604.38.364 – 1 Edition – 09/2010
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