Blaupunkt TRAVELPILOT ROME NAV55E, ROME NAV55E W GG User Manual

Navigation Radio CD

TravelPilot Rome NAV55E

E

TravelPilot

Operating and Installation Instructions

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Contents

Contents

About these instructions ................3

For your safety ...............................3

Scope of delivery............................5

Device Overview .............................6

Controls ..........................................6

The most important display

symbols ........................................7

The basic functions ........................8

Theft protection ...........................8

Detaching/attaching the control

panel ............................................8

Switching the device on and off ..9

Entering the code number ...........9

Inserting a CD ............................10

Adjusting the volume .................11

Muting the device.......................11

Operation with car phone ..........11

Operating the settings menu .......12

Operation of the menu button ...12

Example of a menu operation ....12

Basic settings before the trip ......15

Adjusting sound and balance .....15

Adjusting the equalizer ..............17

Basic settings in the "System"

menu ..........................................18

Setting the basic settings of

the radio ....................................22

Setting the basic settings of

the navigation system ................24

While driving ................................26

Selecting an audio source ..........26

Playing music .............................29

Traffi c announcements ...............31

Operating the radio ......................35

Selecting the waveband/

memory bank .............................36

Tuning into a station ..................36

Scanning receivable stations

(SCAN) .......................................38

Storing stations ..........................39

Playing stored stations ...............40

Operating the CD/MP3 player ......40

Playing CDs ................................41

Selecting a track from a list........42

Scanning tracks (SCAN) .............44

Changing MP3 settings ...............44

Operating the navigation system ...46

The operating principle ..............46

Installing the navigation software ..47

The navigation display ................48

The three menus of the

navigation system .......................49

Starting the navigation system ...52
Overview of the destination entry .. 52

Entering an address....................54

Entering points of interest ..........58

Saving destinations ....................59

Deleting/renaming destinations .61
Calling a destination from the

memory ......................................62

Destination guidance ..................62

Route calculation ........................63

Displaying the calculated route ..67
Changing a route (Traffi c ahead) ..67

Specifying Route Options ...........68

Displaying the current position ..71

Installation instructions ...............72

For your safety ............................72

Connection assignments ............73

Connecting the device ................75

Installing the device ...................77

Entering the code number ..........78

Switching the speedometer

signal on/off ...............................79

Performing a sensor test ............79

Calibrating the device ...............79

Cleaning the device ....................81

Uninstalling the device ...............81

Warranty .......................................82

Specifi cations ...............................82

Glossary ........................................83

Index .............................................84

2

For your safety

Blaupunkt stands for technical
know-how in mobile radio recep­tion, for precise navigation systems
and fi rst-class sound. The blue dot
made its debut in 1923 as a seal
of quality that was assigned after
rigourous functional – and it still ap­plies today. At that time as well as
today, the blue dot identifi es prod­ucts of extraordinary quality.

About these
instructions

Please read these instructions and,
in particular, the chapter entitled
"For your safety" (next section) in
their entirety before using the de­vice!

Additional documentation

CD changer instructions

•
Instructions for the optional

•
steering wheel remote control

For your safety

The device was manufactured ac­cording to the state of the art and
established safety guidelines. Even
so, dangers may occur if you do not
observe the safety information:

Read these instructions carefully
and completely before using the
device.

➜

Keep the instructions at a loca­tion so that they are always ac­cessible to all users.

➜

Always pass on the device to
third parties together with these
instructions.

Use as directed

The device is designed for use in
automobiles. Special information
about the navigation of campers,
busses and trucks, such as altitude
limitations or maximum permissible
road load, is not included on the
navigation CD.

Navigation off the roads (offroad)
is not possible with the ROME
NAV55E.

If you are installing device
yourself

You may only install the device
yourself if you are experienced in
installing car sound systems and
navigation systems and are very fa­miliar with the electrical system of
the vehicle.

3

For your safety

Observe the following!

General

Do not open the device! The de-

•
vice contains a Class 1 laser that
emits invisible laser radiation
which can cause injuries to your
eyes. Accessing the inside of the
device voids the warranty.

Immediately remove the device

•
card from the packaging and
store it separate from the device
outside of the vehicle!

In operation

Operate the device only if traf-

•
fi c situation permits it! Stop at a
suitable location before entering
a new navigation destination or
changing basic settings!

Always listen at a moderate

•
volume so that you can always
acoustic warning signals (e.g. po­lice)! This will also help to pro­tect your hearing.

The navigation system outputs

•
turn-by-turn directions during
the destination guidance. Follow
them only if you do not violate
any traffi c regulations!

Carry the control panel with you

•
in the supplied bag whenever you
leave the vehicle.

Some CDs with copy protection

•
cannot be played.

•

Do not insert any mini CDs (8 cm
diameter) and shape CDs since
they destroy the drive!

Similar to printed material, the

•
digital map material on the navi­gation CD is no longer up to date
after some time. For this reason,
update your navigation CD as
soon as a new version is released
(see www.blaupunkt.com).

For cleaning

Clean the device with a dry or

•
slightly moistened cloth. Do not
use any solvents, cleaning agents
or cleansers and no cockpit spray
or care product for plastic ma­terials.

For disposal

Return used devices to your local

•
collection site.

4

Scope of delivery

1 Rome NAV55E
1 Cloth bag for the control panel
1 Navigation CD
1 GPS antenna
1 Device card with four-digit code

number
1 Operating instructions
1 Support frame
2 Disassembly bar
2 Connecting cables for speed-

ometer signal and reversing

signal
1 Guide pin
1 Screwdriver
2 Adhesive labels (security)

Scope of delivery

5

Device Overview

Device Overview

Controls

6 721 43 5 9

? @

1

button (Open)

Open the control panel and remove
the CD

2 Volume control
3 On/Off button

Short press: Switch on/mute traffi c
announcement/fading out the turn­by-turn direction

Press long: Switch off

4 MENU button

Calling the settings menu

5 Function button 1
6 Function button 2
7 Function button 3
8 Function button 4
9 Function button 5
: Function button 6

Functions that are assigned to the
function buttons 5 to : are shown
on the display A

:

8

;<=>

A B

; TRAF button

Press short: Call up traffi c informa­tion settings

Press long: Display TMC messages

< Menu button

Select a menu item/character

= OK button

Press short: Confi rm selection
Press long: Start scan/station seek

tuning

> NAVI button

Press short: Switch to navigation

system
Press long: Call up route options

? TUN button

Press short: Switch to radio
Press repeatedly: Select the wave-

band (FM1, FM2, FMT, MW, LW)
Press long: Start Travelstore

6

G

Device Overview

@ SRC button

Toggle between CD/MP3/WMA play­er and optional CD changer

A ESC button

Press short in the menu: Change to

the previous menu level
Press long in the menu: Change to

the top menu level

Text input: Delete last character
Navigation: Cancel destination guid-

ance

Scan: Cancel
Travelstore: Cancel

B

button (Info)

Display current location, dis play
complete list

Press short during destination
guidance: Show current location

and repeat last voice-prompted turn­by-turn direction

Press long during destination guid­ance: Display route list

CC

B

A

1

2

3

C ED

TMC

BBC

Tune Band Options

16:13

F

FMT

92,8

A

The most important display
symbols

Functions assigned to the func-

A

tion buttons (5 to :).

You can also control the currently ac­tive audio source with the function

buttons (5 to :) if these functions
are not displayed.

B TMC symbol
C TA symbol
D Display area
E Time
F Current audio source
G Menus

4

5

6

C CD drive

7

The basic functions

The basic functions

Theft protection

To provide protection against theft,
the device features

a four-digit code number (printed

•
on the device card)

•

a detachable control panel (see
below)

CAUTION!

Danger of theft!

Without the code number and the
control panel, the device is useless
to a thief.

Never keep the control panel and

➜

device card in the vehicle, not
even in a hidden place; instead,
carry the control panel with you
in its bag when you leave the ve­hicle!

Detaching/attaching the
control panel

You can detach the control panel to
protect against theft.

CAUTION!

Damage to the control
panel!

The control panel can be damaged
or malfunction if the following is not
observed:

Never drop the control panel.

➜

Transport it only in its supplied

➜

bag.
Never expose it to direct sunlight

➜

or another heat source.

➜

Never touch the contacts on the
rear side.

➜

If necessary, clean the contacts
with lint-free cloth moistened
with alcohol.

To detach the control panel:

➜

Press the

The control panel opens to the
front.

button 1.

CAUTION!

Danger of injuries!

If the control panel is open, it may
lead to personal injuries in case of
an accident.

➜

Close the control panel before
you start driving!

8

Note:

If the device is switched on and
a CD is in the drive, it is ejected
after 2 seconds. If you do not re­move this CD, it is automatically
pulled in again after approx. 10
seconds. The device automati­cally switches off after approx.
30 seconds (Standby).

Pull the control panel straight

➜

out of its hinges.

To attach the control panel:

➜

Push the control panel into its
hinges from the front.

The control panel engages in the
hinges.

➜

Fold up the control panel.
The control panel engages. The

device can now be switched on.

Switching the device on and
off

To switch on the device:

➜

Press the On/Off button 3.
The device plays the previously

active audio source at the previ­ously selected volume.

The basic functions

Notes:

You can limit the power-on vol-

•
ume to a maximum value (see
p. 18).

If you switch on the device

•
without fi rst switching on the
vehicle ignition, the device au­tomatically switches off after
one hour to save the vehicle
battery.

To switch off the device:

➜

Hold the On/Off button 3
pressed until the display disap­pears.

The device remains in standby
mode for 30 minutes before com­pletely switching itself off.

Note:

The device is automatically
switched off as soon as you
switch of the vehicle ignition. If
you switch on the ignition again,
it also automatically switches on
the device again.

Entering the code number

The code number is used for theft
protection. You must enter it if the
device was disconnected from the
battery power, e.g. after a repair
of the vehicle. The code number is
printed on the device card.

Note:

Memorise the code number or
take it with you before you use
the vehicle for a longer trip.

9

The basic functions

If the code entry appears on the
display, the fi rst digit is selected.

Code

Code

0 0000K

0 0000K

➜

Turn the menu button < until
the selected position shows the
correct number.

➜

Press the OK button = to con-
fi rm the number.

The next digit of the code number
is selected.

➜

Repeat the two steps for the
remaining digits of the code
number.

If you entered an incorrect number:

➜

Press the ESC BUTTON A.
The number entered last is de-

leted.

If the correct complete code number
is displayed:

➜

Press the OK button =.
The device is operational.

If you entered the wrong code
number

If you inadvertently entered and
confi rmed a wrong code number,
you can repeat the entry. To prevent
thieves from obtaining the code
number through trial-and-error, the
device is blocked for one hour after
the third incorrect entry. Leave the
device switched on during this time,
because if you switch off the device
during the waiting time, the waiting
time is reset and is once again one
hour long.

You can also deactivate the Code
query (see p. 21).

Inserting a CD

To insert the navigation CD or an
MP3, WMA or audio CD, the device
must be switched on:

➜

Press the
The control panel opens to the

front. If a CD is in the drive, it is
ejected. If you do not remove this
CD, it is automatically pulled in
again after approx. 10 seconds.

➜

Insert the CD with its printed side
uppermost into the CD drive C
until you feel some resistance.

The drive automatically draws in
the CD and checks it.

➜

Fold up the control panel.
The DVD starts playing. The cor-

responding menu displays.

Note:

The device remembers the track
and playing time of the audio or
MP3 or WMA-CD played last and
starts again at the same point
at which the playback was inter­rupted. This is extremely helpful
if the navigation CD had to be
briefl y inserted during the audio
playback.

button 1.

10

The basic functions

Adjusting the volume

To change the volume of the cur­rently playing source:

➜

Turn the volume control 2.
The volume changes. The current

volume is shown on the volume
display and stored.

TMC

TMC

1

1

2

2

NDR 2

NDR 2

3

3

Note:

The device handles the volume
of the different sources (music,
voice output or phone) independ­ent of each other. You only con­trol the volume of the currently
active audio source at any given
time. The volume of the other au­dio sources does not change.

Volume 4

Volume 4

Tune Band

Tune Band

16:13

16:13

Optionen

Optionen

FMT

FMT

92,8

92,8

4

4

5

5

6

6

Muting the device

You can mute the currently playing
audio source as follows:

➜

Briefly press the On/Off but­ton 3.

MUTE briefl y appears on the dis­play.

Diving recommendation an­nouncements of the navigation
system can also be switched off
(see p. 24).

To cancel the mute function:

➜

Briefl y press the On/Off button
3 again or turn the volume con­trol 2.

Operation with car phone

If the device is connected to a car
phone:

•

If the device is switched off, it au­tomatically switches on when you
receive a call or make a call,

•

the phone symbol appears during
the phone call or the "PHONE"
text appears on the display dur­ing the destination guidance,

•

the audio source which is cur­rently playing is muted as long as
you are making a phone call,

•

the voice of the person calling
you is played back via the loud­speakers of the vehicle,

•

the access to many menus (see p.

12) is blocked during the phone

call.

Note:

In each case, you only mute the
currently playing audio source
(music, traffi c announcement,
voice-prompted turn-by-turn di­rection or phone). As soon as you
activate a different audio source,
it is played back with the previ­ously selected volume.

11

Operating the settings menu

Operating the
settings menu

The settings menu allows you to ad­just basic device functions, such as
sound, power-on volume or display
brightness and language, to your
specifi c needs.

This chapter provides information
about:

The buttons used for navigation

•
in the settings menu (see be­low),

An example to illustrate how to

•
reach a specifi c menu item (see
below),

The location of menu items in the

•
settings menu (see p. 13).

Operation of the menu
button

The menu button < together with
the OK button = is the central con-
trol unit of the device.

The MENU button 4 is used to

•
call up the settings menu.

Turning the menu button < to

•
the left or the right allows you
tom select menu items, charac­ters or settings.

Use the OK button = to con-

•
fi rm the selection and reach new
menu levels and the menu items
which can be adjusted.

The OK button = is also used to

•
activate/deactivate the selected
menu item.

The ESC button A returns you to

•
the next higher menu level.

Example of a menu
operation

The following example (Changing
the reception sensitivity of the ra­dio) shows how to operate the set­tings menu in general.

Calling the settings menu

➜

Press the MENU button 4.
The settings menu is displayed.

The fi rst menu item, "Navigation",
is highlighted

Navigation

Navigation

Tuner

Tuner

System

System

Selecting a menu item in the
settings menu

Turn the menu button < until

➜

the "Tun e r " menu item is high­lighted.

Navigation

Navigation

Tuner

Tuner

System

System

Confi rming a selection

➜

Press the OK button = to con-
fi rm your selection.

Note

In some operating situations,
you cannot select certain menu
items. If you press the OK button
=, you will instead hear a warn­ing beep.

.

Audio

Audio
Equalizer

Equalizer
Installation

Installation

Audio

Audio
Equalizer

Equalizer
Installation

Installation

Menu

Menu

Menu

Menu

12

Operating the settings menu

The "Tuner " menu can be select­ed only if the radio is currently
set to an FM station.

The "Tuner " menu is displayed.
The fi rst menu item, "RDS", is
highlighted.

Tun er

Tun er

RDS VAR

RDS VAR

Alternat. freq.

Alternat. freq.
Regional

Regional

Sensitivity

Sensitivity
HighCut 0

HighCut 0

Selecting a menu item

➜

Turn the menu button < until
the "Sensitivity" menu item is
highlighted.

Tun er

Tun er

RDS VAR

RDS VAR
Alternat. freq.

Alternat. freq.
Regional

Regional

Sensitivity

Sensitivity

HighCut 0

HighCut 0

Changing and saving the setting
of the menu item

➜

Press the OK button =.
The check mark behind "Sensitivity"

disappears. This reduces the re­ception sensitivity of the radio so
that the station seek tuning fi nds
only strong stations and ignores
weak, noise-degraded stations.

Exiting the settings menu

Press the ESC button A repeat-

➜

edly until the settings menu is
displayed.

If you briefl y press the ESC but-
ton A, you return to one higher
menu level. If you press on the
ESC button A for a longer time,
you are immediately returned
to the top level of the settings
menu.

Note:

The top left corner of the display
shows three boxes which display
the menu level on which the cor­responding menu is located.

First menu level
All subsequent menu

levels
Last menu level

Overview of the settings menu

The following overview represents
the settings menu which is called
via the MENU button 4.

RDS VAR

RDS VAR
Alternat. freq.

Alternat. freq.
Regional

Regional

Sensitivity

Sensitivity

HighCut 0

HighCut 0

Tun er

Tun er

13

Basic settings before the trip

Ç

Ç

Audio

Audio

Balance

Fader

Balance

Fader

Bass

Treble

Loudness

Bass

Treble

Loudness

7

7

MENU

MENU

Sub low

Low

Mid

Sub low

Low

Mid

Equalizer

Equalizer

Sub Low

Sub Low

Menu

Menu

Audio

Audio

Mid high

High

Mid high

High

-10

-10

Hz

Hz

32

32

Equalizer

Installation

Equalizer

Installation

GPS Sat: 8

Strength: 39

GPS Sat: 8

Strength: 39

Installation

Installation

Direction: Forward

Ignition: On

Speed Pulse: 5528

Direction: Forward

Ignition: On

Speed Pulse: 5528

Sensor test

Speedsignal

Sensor test

Speedsignal

Auto calib.

Manual calib.

Auto calib.

Manual calib.

200 metre

200 metre

Please drive

Please drive

Distance

Distance

200 metre

200 metre

Distance

Distance

200 metre

200 metre

with GPS reception

with GPS reception

Please drive 5-15km

Please drive 5-15km

14

Navigation

Navigation

Junction zoom

Junction zoom

Speech output

Speech output

TRAVEL

ARRIVAL

TRAVEL

ARRIVAL

Time Travel

Time Travel

TMC voice

TMC voice

12 05

12 05

Navigation

Tuner

System

Navigation

Tuner

System

System

On max.

Nav difference

Traffic min

Gala

On max.

Nav difference

Traffic min

Gala

System

Clock

Clock

Vol.settings

Vol.settings

Phone min.

Phone min.

012

012

Tun er

Tun er

Tun er

Tun er

Sensitivity

HighCut 0

Sensitivity

HighCut 0

RDS VAR

Alternat. freq.

Regional

RDS VAR

Alternat. freq.

Regional

FIX

FIX

VAR

VAR

FREQ

FREQ

Code

Code

Display

Language

Display

Language

On Off

On Off

CESKY, DANSK,

CESKY, DANSK,

Display off

Display off

DEUTSCH, ENGL.IMP,

ENGL. MET, ESPAÑOL,

FRANÇAIS, ITALIANO, NEDERLANDS,

DEUTSCH, ENGL.IMP,

ENGL. MET, ESPAÑOL,

FRANÇAIS, ITALIANO, NEDERLANDS,

Mode

(Day, Night, Auto)

Brightness day

Mode

(Day, Night, Auto)

Brightness day

E

E

NORSK, PORTUGUÊS, SUOMI,

SVENSKA, TÜRK

NORSK, PORTUGUÊS, SUOMI,

SVENSKA, TÜRK

Brightness night

Brightness night

Basic settings before the trip

Basic settings before
the trip

DANGER!

Risk of an accident
through distraction from
traffi c!

If you change the settings while
driving, you may be distracted from
the traffi c and cause an accident.

Stop at a suitable location before

➜

changing the settings!

Adjusting sound and
balance

Sound and balance are adjusted in
the "Audio" menu.

If the device is muted, the muting
is automatically cancelled as soon
as you select a menu item in the
"Audio" menu.

Adjusting bass and treble

You can affect the sound with the
bass and treble setting.

Note:

The bass and treble settings of
the different sources (radio, CD
player, MP3/WMA player) are
independent of each other. You
only control the sound of the cur­rently active source at any giv­en time. The sound of the other
sources does not change.

During a traffi c announcement
or a telephone call, you cannot
change bass and treble.

To change bass or treble:

➜

In the "Audio" menu, select and
confi rm the desired menu item
("Bass" or "Treble").

The corresponding sound control
is displayed.

Bass

Bass

2

2

77

77

➜

Change the sound by turning
the menu button < to the left
or right.

The sound changes. The sound
control illustrates the change.

➜

Press the OK button = to store
this sound or press the ESC but-
ton A to return to the previous
sound setting.

Adjusting the loudness

Loudness is a volume-dependent
automatic rise in bass which en­sures that the sound also appears
natural at a low volume setting.

Note:

The loudness setting applies to
all sources. During a traffi c an­nouncement or a telephone call,
you cannot change the loud­ness.

15

Basic settings before the trip

To change the loudness:

➜

In the "Audio" menu, select and
confirm the "Loudness" menu
item.

The loudness control is dis­played.

Loudn.

Loudn.

4

4

7

7

➜

Change the loudness by turning
the menu button < to the left
or right. Try out different loud­ness settings at high and low
volume until you fi nd the desired
sound.

At low loudness, the sound ap­pears to have less bass at a low
volume than at a high volume. A
high loudness attempts to com­pensate for this effect.

➜

Press the OK button = to store
this sound or press the ESC but-
ton A to return to the previous
sound setting.

Adjusting the balance

The balance controls the volume dis­tribution between left and right.

Note:

The balance setting applies to all
sources.

To change the balance:

➜

In the "Audio" menu, select and
confirm the "Balance" menu
item.

The volume distribution is dis­played.

Balance

Balance

7

7

➜

Change the balance by turning
the menu button < to the left
or right.

The left-right volume distribution
changes. The display shows the
volume distribution.

➜

Press the OK button = to store
this balance setting or press the
ESC button A to return to the
previous balance setting.

Adjusting the fader

The fader controls the volume dis­tribution between front and rear.

Note:

The fader setting applies to all
sources.

To change the fader:

➜

In the "Audio" menu, select and
confi rm the "Fader" menu item.

The volume distribution is dis­played.

16

Basic settings before the trip

Fader7Fader

7

Change the fader by turning the

➜

menu button < to the left or
right.

The front-rear volume distribu­tion changes. The display shows
the volume distribution.

➜

Press the OK button = to store
this fader setting or press the
ESC button A to return to the
previous fader setting.

Adjusting the equalizer

Your device features a digital 5-band
equalizer. In each of the 5 frequency
bands, you can purposefully raise
or lower a single centre frequen­cy. This allows you to adjust the
sound to your vehicle and remedy
problems, such as droning or poor
speech articulation.

Note:

The equalizer setting applies to
all sources.

The Equalizer is displayed.

Equalizer

Equalizer

Sub low

Sub low

32

Hz

32

Hz

First, select and confi rm the fre-

➜

quency band to be changed.

•

Sub Low: 32-50 Hz

•

Low: 63-250 Hz

•

Mid: 315-1250 Hz

•

Mid High: 1600-6300 Hz

•

High: 8000-12500 Hz

A centre frequency from the se­lected frequency band is dis­played.

Equalizer

Equalizer

Sub low

Sub low

+ 0 40

+ 0 40

Hz

Hz

32 40 50

32 40 50

-10

-10

How to operate the equalizer

To change the equalizer settings:

➜

Insert a CD which you know very
well (see p. 10).

➜

Adjust the bass and treble, loud­ness, balance and fader to zero
(see p. 15).

➜

In the "Audio" menu, select and
confirm the "Equalizer" menu
item.

➜

Select the centre frequency to
be changed from the frequency
band.

•

Sub Low: 32, 40, 50 Hz

•

Low: 63, 80, 100, 125,
160, 200, 250 Hz

•

Mid: 315, 400, 500,
630, 800, 1000,
1250 Hz

17

Basic settings before the trip

Mid High: 1600, 2000, 2500,

•

3200, 4000, 5000,
6300 Hz

High: 8000, 10000,

•

12500 Hz

The selected frequency band
and the corresponding setting
are displayed.

➜

Change the setting by turning
the menu button < to the left
or right. You can raise or lower
the selected frequency in ten in­crements.

The volume of the selected fre­quency is changed. The bar on
the left side of the display shows
the change.

➜

Press the OK button = to store
this equalizer setting or press the
ESC button A to return to the
previous equalizer setting.

As soon as you store this equal­izer setting, the equalizer setting
of another centre frequency of
the same frequency band is au­tomatically deleted because you
can change only a single centre
frequency for each frequency
band!

Which setting is the correct one?

First, change the settings of the
mid-frequencies, followed by those
for the treble and fi nally the bass.

Sound impression
or problem

1. Distorted bass,
droning,
uncomfortable
pressure

2. Very transparent,
aggressive sound,
no stereo effect

3. Muffl ed sound,
low transparency,
instruments do not
excel

4. Insuffi cient bass 50–100 approx.

Measure
FrequencyHzSetting

125–400 approx.

1000–
2500

8000–
12500

–4

approx.
–4 to –6

approx.
+4 to +6

+4 to +6

Basic settings in the
"System" menu

You define the following in the
"System" menu:

The volume control (see below),

•
the control of the display bright-

•
ness (see p. 20),

the language of the display texts

•
and the voice-prompted turn-by­turn directions of the navigation
system (see p. 20),

whether the device queries the

•
code after being disconnected
from the battery power (see p.

21),
the time (see p. 21).

•

Adjusting the volume control

You perform the following volume
adjustments in the "Vol. settings"
menu:

Maximum switch-on volume (On

•
max.):

18

Basic settings before the trip

When you switch on the device,
it plays at the previously selected
volume. However, if you adjusted
the volume before switch-off to
be higher than maximum power­on volume, the volume is auto­matically limited to the switch­on volume when you switch it on
again.

Automatic low-volume switching

•
(Nav difference):

While the navigation system an­nounces a turn-by-turn direction,
the volume of the currently play­ing audio source is reduced so
that you can clearly understand
the turn-by-turn direction. You
can adjust the volume decrease
from 0 (low decrease) to 6 (high
decrease).

Minimum volume for traffi c an-

•
nouncements (TA min.):

If the volume is set to a low value,
it is automatically raised to this
value during a traffi c announce­ment.

Minimum volume of car phone

•
(Phone min.):

In order to clearly understand a
phone call even if the volume is
set to very low, the volume of the
phone call is automatically raised
to this value.

•

Speed-dependent volume adjust­ment (Gala):

When you are driving faster,
the volume is automatically in­creased to compensate for the
driving noise. Under "Gala", you
can adjust how much the volume

will be adjusted. You can adjust
the volume increase from 0 (low
increase) to 9 (high increase).

Note:

You cannot change the volume
setting as long as you are receiv­ing a traffi c announcement.

To change the volume settings:

➜

In the "System" menu, select and
confi rm the "Vol.settings" menu
item.

The volume menu appears.

Vol.settings

Vol.settings

On max

On max

Nav difference

Nav difference
TA min

TA min

➜

In the volume menu, select and
confi rm the desired menu item.

The corresponding volume con­trol appears.

WARNING!

Risk of injuries from high
power-on volume!

If you adjust the switch-on volume
too high, the volume can be so high
when you switch on the device that
you may experience a hearing de­fect.

13

13

GALA

GALA
Phone min

Phone min

On max.

On max.

19

Basic settings before the trip

Adjust the switch-on volume to

➜

a low value!

➜

Change the volume by turning
the menu button < to the left
or right and press the OK but­ton =.

The currently playing source is
played with the selected volume.
The volume control displays the
volume.

Adjusting the control of the
display brightness

You adjust the following in the
"Display" menu:

•

Whether the display automati­cally switches off when you are
not operating the device (Display
off),

•

whether the display brightness
is automatically adjusted (Auto/
Day/Night mode),

•

the brightness with switched-off
headlights (Brightness day) ,

•

the brightness with switched-on
headlights (Brightness night ).

To adjust the setting of the display
brightness:

➜

In the "System" menu, select
and confi rm the "Display" menu
item.

The display menu appears.

Display

Display

Display off

Display off

Mode AUTO

Mode AUTO

Brightness day

Brightness day
Brightness night

Brightness night

Select and confi rm the desired

➜

menu item in the display menu
("Display off", "Mode", "Brightness
day" or "Brightness night").

The corresponding setting ap­pears.

•

If you activate "Display off" with
the OK button =, the display
automatically switches off 10
seconds after the last push of
a button. To switch it back on
again, press any button.

•

If you select "Mode", you can
use the OK button = to select
among "Auto" (automatically
changing the brightness), "Day"
and "Night".

•

You use the menus "Brightness
day" and "Brightness night"
to adjust the desired display
brightness with headlights
switched on or off by using the
menu button <.

Note:

If your vehicle features a control
for instrument lighting, you can
also use it to toggle the display
brightness between "Brightness
day" and "Brightness night".

For the device to recognise that
the headlights are switched on,
the corresponding signal must be
connected.

Setting the Language

You adjust the following in the
"Language" menu:

•

The language of the texts on the
display,

20

the language of the voice-prompt-

•
ed turn-by-turn directions of the
navigation system.

Note:

To change the language, the navi­gation CD must be in the drive.

Basic settings before the trip

On Off

On Off

Code

Code

To change the language:

➜

In the "System" menu, select and
confirm the "Language" menu
item.

The language menu appears.

Language

Language

DEUTSCH

DEUTSCH

ENGL. IMP

ENGL. IMP
ENGL. MET

ENGL. MET
ESPANOL

ESPANOL

➜

In the language menu, select and
confi rm the desired language.

The language is changed.

Note:

The voice output of the naviga­tion system is dependent upon
the data on the navigation CD.
It is, therefore, possible that
the display texts appear in the
selected language, but the turn­by-turn directions are spoken in
English.

Activating/deactivating the code
query

To protect against theft, the device
features a code query, which is acti­vated/deactivated as follows:

➜

In the "System" menu, select and
confi rm the "Code" menu item.
The code menu appears.

CAUTION!

Danger of theft!

If you deactivate the code query, a
thief can put the stolen device into
operation.

You should avoid deactivating the

➜

code query!

➜

Select and confi rm the desired
menu item in the code menu and
enter the four-digit code number
(see p. 9).

•

On: After every disconnect
from battery power, the code
must be re-entered.

•

Off: After a disconnect from
battery power, the code does
not have to be re-entered.

Setting the clock

The local time is set in the "Clock"
menu.

Note:

The clock is automatically set us­ing the GPS satellite signals. You
only have to the clock after instal­lation and when changing to and
from daylight savings time.

21

Basic settings before the trip

To set the clock:

➜

In the "System" menu, select and
confi rm the "Clock" menu item.

The clock menu appears. The
hours are highlighted.

Set time

Set time

12 05

12 05

➜

Change the hours by turning the
menu button < and press the
OK button =.

➜

Change the minutes by turning
the menu button < and press
the OK button =.

Setting the basic settings of
the radio

Your device features an RDS radio.
RDS means "Radio Data System".
The radio can receive data which
are transmitted without being heard
parallel to the music. This allows for
displaying the station name on the
display and automatically switching
ti an alternative frequency if your
vehicle is leaving the frequency
range of a station.

Basic settings and comfort func­tions of the radio are defi ned in the
"Tune r " menu.

Note:

Before you can change to the
"Tune r " menu, the radio must be
set to an FM station!

Displaying the station name

Some FM radio stations use the
RDS signal to transmit advertise­ment or other information instead
of the station name. You can defi ne
which of this information is shown
on the display as follows:

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Tu ner " menu item.

The "Tuner" menu appears.

Menu

Menu

Navigation

Navigation

Tuner

Tuner

System

System

➜

In the "Tuner" menu, select the

Audio

Audio
Equalizer

Equalizer
Installation

Installation

"RDS" menu item.
Use the OK button = to tog-

gle the RDS functions between
"VAR", "FREQ" and "FIX".

•

"VAR": All information is dis­played as soon as it is received,
including advertisement.

•

"FREQ": Neither station name
nor advertisement is displayed,
only the reception frequency.

•

"FIX": Only the information re-
ceived fi rst is displayed, which
can be the station name or ad­vertisement or any other piece
of information.

22

Basic settings before the trip

Enabling/disabling automatic
changing to alternative
frequencies (AF)

The radio can automatically tune to
the best receivable frequency of the
selected station.

To activate/deactivate this function:

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Tu ner " menu item.

The "Tuner " menu appears.

Tun er

Tun er

RDS VAR

RDS VAR

Alternat. freq.

Alternat. freq.

Regional

Regional

➜

In the "Tuner " menu, select the

Sensitivity

Sensitivity
HighCut 0

HighCut 0

"Alternat. freq." menu item.
You can activate the automatic

selection of an alternative fre­quency (check mark) or deacti­vate it (no check mark) with the

OK button =.

Enable/disable automatic
changing to other regional
programmes

Some stations divide their pro­grammes into regional programmes
with different contents at certain
times. You can use the Regional
function to prevent or allow the de­vice from switching to alternative
frequencies that are transmitting a
different programme content.

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Tu ner " menu item.

The "Tuner " menu appears.

Tun er

Tun er

RDS VAR

RDS VAR
Alternat. freq.

Alternat. freq.

Regional

Regional

➜

In the menu of the tuner basic

Sensitivity

Sensitivity
HighCut 0

HighCut 0

settings, select the "Regional"
menu item.

Use the OK button = to prevent
the automatic switching to oth­er regional programmes (check
mark) or allow it (no check
mark).

Activating/deactivating improved
reception (HighCut)

The HighCut function results in an
improved reception in case of weak
radio reception (FM only). If the re­ception is weak, the interference
level is automatically decreased.
The response sensitivity of the
HighCut function can be adjusted
as follows:

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Tu ner " menu item.

The "Tuner " menu appears.

Tun er

Tun er

RDS VAR

RDS VAR
Alternat. freq.

Alternat. freq.
Regional

Regional

➜

In the menu of the tuner basic

Sensitivity

Sensitivity

HighCut 0

HighCut 0

settings, select the "HighCut"
menu item.

23

Basic settings before the trip

Use the OK button = to change
the response sensitivity of the
HighCut function between "0",
"1" and "2".

"0" means: The HighCut func-

•
tion is deactivated,

"1" means: The response sen-

•
sitivity is low.

"2" means: The response sen-

•
sitivity is high.

Changing the seek tuning
sensitivity

The seek tuning sensitivity deter­mines whether the automatic sta­tion seek tuning locates only strong
stations or also weaker stations,
which may be degraded by a high
noise level.

To change the seek tuning sensi­tivity:

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Tu ner " menu item.

The "Tuner " menu appears.

Tun er

Tun er

RDS VAR

RDS VAR
Alternat. freq.

Alternat. freq.
Regional

Regional

➜

In the "Tuner " menu, select the

Sensitivity

Sensitivity

HighCut 0

HighCut 0

"Sensitivity" menu item.
Use the OK button = to select

the seek tuning sensitivity:

•

A check mark means that the
seek tuning also stops at weak­er stations,

•

If no check mark is shown,
the seek tuning stops only at
strong stations.

Setting the basic settings of
the navigation system

You define the following in the
"Navigation" menu:

Whether the navigation system

•
announces turn-by-turn direc­tions (see below),

whether the remaining travel

•
time or the estimated arrival time
is displayed during destination
guidance (see p. 25),

whether map details are shown

•
during destination guidance be­fore you have to make a turn (see
p. 25),

whether TMC traffi c announce-

•
ments are also announced dur­ing inactive destination guidance
(see p. 25).

Activating/deactivating voice
output of the navigation system

The navigation system can announce
turn-by-turn directions during des­tination guidance (see p. 65). This
voice output can be activated or de­activated as follows:

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Navigation" menu
item.

The menu of the basic settings
of navigation appears.

Navigation

Navigation

Speech output

Speech output

TMC Language

TMC Language

➜

In the menu of the navigation ba­sic settings, select the "Speech
output" menu item.

Junction zoom

Junction zoom
Time TRAVEL

Time TRAVEL

24

Basic settings before the trip

You can activate the speech out­put (check mark) or deactivate
it (no check mark) with the OK
button =.

Adjusting the time display

During destination guidance, the re­maining travel time or the estimated
arrival time can be displayed.

To toggle between the times:

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Navigation" menu
item.

The menu of the basic settings
of navigation appears.

Navigation

Navigation

Speech output

Speech output

TMC Language

TMC Language

➜

In the menu of the navigation

Junction zoom

Junction zoom
Time TRAVEL

Time TRAVEL

basic settings, select the "Time"
menu item.

Use the OK button = to toggle
between "Tra ve l " (remaining trav­el time) and "Arrival" (estimated
arrival time).

Activating/deactivating the
voice output of TMC traffi c
announcements

If you tuned into a TMC station,
the device receives TMC traffi c an­nouncements (see p. 33). They are
analysed during the dynamic des­tination guidance so that you can
avoid traffi c jams and arrive at your
destination as quickly as possible
(see p. 70).

You can enable/disable the an­nouncement of TMC traffic an­nouncements as follows during in­active destination guidance:

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Navigation" menu
item.

The menu of the basic settings
of navigation appears.

Navigation

Navigation

Speech output

Speech output

TMC Language

TMC Language

➜

In the menu of the navigation

Junction zoom

Junction zoom
Time TRAVEL

Time TRAVEL

basic settings, select the "TMC
speech output" menu item.

You can activate the speech out­put (check mark) or deactivate
it (no check mark) with the OK
button =.

Switching the junction zoom
on/off

During the destination guidance,
the navigation system can display
map details for a time (junction
zoom).

To switch the junction zoom on or
off:

➜

In the settings menu, select and
confi rm the "Navigation" menu
item.

The menu of the basic settings
of navigation appears.

Navigation

Navigation

Speech output

Speech output

TMC Language

TMC Language

Junction zoom

Junction zoom
Time TRAVEL

Time TRAVEL

25

While driving

In the menu of the navigation ba-

➜

sic settings, select the "Junction
zoom" menu item.

Navigation

Navigation

Speech output

Speech output

TMC Language

TMC Language

Junction zoom

Junction zoom
Time TRAVEL

Time TRAVEL

You can activate the junction
zoom (check mark) or deactivate
it (no check mark) with the OK
button =.

While driving

This chapter describes how to:

Select a certain audio source

•
(see below),

play music (radio, CD, MP3 or CD

•
changer, see p. 29),

putting through traffi c announce-

•
ments (TA) (see p. 31).

Selecting an audio source

You can select the following audio
sources:

With the TUN button ?:

the radio (see p.27).

•

With the SRC button @:

the CD player (see p. 27), if an

•
audio CD is in the drive,

the MP3/WMA player (see p. 28,

•
if an MP3 or WMA-CD is in the
drive,

a CD changer or a similar device,

•
if such a device is connected and
at least one CD is in the magazine
(see p. 28).

26

Note:

If a car phone is connected, it
is automatically put through as
soon as you make a phone call
(see p. 11).

Selecting the radio as audio
source

To select the radio as the audio
source:

➜

Press the TUN button ?.

GF

GF

H

H

While driving

The previously selected radio sta­tion is played. The radio display
is shown.

The radio display

A

A

B C D

B C D

TMC

TMC

1

1

2

2

BBC

BBC

3

3

Tune Band Options

Tune Band Options

H

H

TMC symbol

A

Listen symbol

B

Traf fi c information symbol (TA)

C

Time

D

Memory bank

E

Memory location for radio sta-

F

16:13

16:13

J K

J K

E

E

FMT

FMT

92,8

92,8

L

L

F

F

4

4

5

5

6

6

tions
Station name

G

Tuning menu

H

Frequency band menu

I
K Option menu of the radio
L Reception frequency

To tune, store and call up radio sta­tions, see p. 35.

Selecting the CD player, MP3
player or CD changer as audio
source

To select the CD/MP3 player or an
optional CD changer as the audio
source:

➜

Press the SRC button @.
The previously active audio source

is played, if a CD is inserted.

To change the audio source:

➜

Press the SRC button @ again.
The device toggles between the

installed CD/MP3 player and an
optional CD changer, if a CD is
inserted.

As soon as you switch on an audio
source, the playback of this audio
source continues at the point where
it was interrupted. The correspond­ing display is shown.

The CD display

B

B

A

A

TMC

TMC

MIX

MIX

G

G

A

TMC symbol

B

Listen symbol

C

Traf fi c information symbol (TA)

D

Time

E

"Reverse/Track backward"

C

C

Track 01/11

Track 01/11

Tracks Options

Tracks Options

J O

J O

D E F

D E F

CD

CD

14:01

14:01

00:22

00:22

PL

PL

symbol

F

"Forward/Track forward" sym­bol

G

"MIX" symbol

H

Tracks menu

I

Track info display

L Options menu of the CD player
O Playing time display
P "RPT" symbol

RPT

RPT

27

N

N

While driving

The MP3 display

D

M

M

D

15:09

15:09

E

E

MP3

MP3

00:04

00:04

O P

O P

A

A

B C

B C

TMC

TMC

Bob Marley

Bob Marley

Jamin

Jamin

Browse Options

Browse Options

MIX

MIX

J

J

H K L

H K L

G

G

TMC symbol

A

Listen symbol

B

Traf fi c information symbol (TA)

C

Time

D

"Reverse/Track backward"

E

symbol
"Forward/Track forward" sym-

F

bol
"MIX" symbol

G

"Jump to next folder" symbol

H

"Jump to previous folder" sym-

I

bol

K ID3 track name or fi le name
L ID3 artist or folder name
M Browse menu
N Options menu of the MP3

player

O Playing time display
P "RPT" symbol

The CD changer display

F

F

B

A

A

CD 2

CD 2

MIX

RPT

RPT

MIX

G

G

TMC symbol

A

Listen symbol

B

Traf fi c information symbol (TA)

C

Time

D

"Reverse/Track backward"

E

C

C

TMC

TMC

Track 01/20

Track 01/20

Tracks CDs Options

Tracks CDs Options

J

J

H

H

L O

L O

K

K

D E F

D E F

14:39

14:39

B

symbol
"Forward/Track forward" sym-

F

bol
"MIX" symbol

G

"Jump to the next CD in the

H

changer magazine" symbol
"Jump to the previous CD in

I

the changer magazine" symbol

K Tracks menu
L CDs menu
M Options menu of the CD

changer

O Playing time display
P "RPT" symbol

To operate the CD/MP3 player, see
p. 40.

CDC

CDC

00:05

00:05

RPT

RPT

PM

PM

28

While driving

Playing music

The music playback starts auto­matically as soon as you select an
audio source (see p. 26), provided
that a CD is inserted or a station
is tuned in.

Symbols are assigned to the func­tion buttons 1 5 to 6 : which
are displayed on the left and right
side of the display. These function
buttons are used to initiate certain
functions, such as forward or re­verse, even if the symbols are no
longer displayed (e.g. during the
destination entry of the navigation
system).

The following table provides an
overview of which function but­tons can be used to execute the
most important operating steps of
the radio, CD/MP3/WMA player and
optional CD changer.

Notes about the table:

"Forward/Reverse" means:

The current CD or MP3 track is for­warded or reversed. You can listen
while forwarding/reversing.

"Track forward/backward" means:

The current or next track is played
again from the beginning.

To select and play tracks directly
from a list, see p. 42.

"Random playback" means:

CD

:01

00:22

MIX CD

tionen

If "MIX CD" is displayed, the tracks
on the current audio CD are played
in random order.

:01

RPT

MP3

00:22

MIX DIR

tionen

If "MIX DIR" is displayed, the tracks
from the same folder of the MP3-CD
are played in random order.

:01

RPT

MP3

00:22

MIX ALL

tionen

If "MIX ALL" is displayed, all the
tracks from all folders of the MP3­CD are played in random order.

:01

RPT

CDC

00:22

MIX MAG

tionen

RPT

If "MIX MAG" is displayed, the tracks
from all CDs in the optional CD
changer are played in random or­der.

29

While driving

What do you want

to do?

Forward

Reverse

Jump to the next
track

Jump to the previous
track

Change to the
previous CD/folder

Change to the next
CD/folder

Start/change/cancel
random playback

Built-in CD

player

> pressed Hold > pressed Hold > pressed

Hold

Hold

< pressed Hold < pressed Hold < pressed

Press short

Press short

MIX Press MIX 1 x:

> Press short > Press short >

< Press short < Press short <

_

_

Built-in MP3

player

∧∧

∨∨

Press MIX 1 x:
Folder is mixed
Press MIX 2 x: CD
is mixed

CD is mixed

Press MIX 2 x:

Magazine is mixed

Built-in

CD changer

Radio

_

_

_

_

_

_

_

Start/change/cancel
repeat mode

Play radio station

Store radio station

30

RPT Press 1 x:
Track is repeated

__ _

__ _

Press RPT 1 x:
Track is repeated

Press RPT 2 x:
Folder is repeated

Press RPT 1 x:

Track is repeated

Press RPT 2 x:

CD is repeated

_

Press
function
button
briefl y

Press
function
button long

While driving

CD

:01

00:22

tionen

If "MIX" is not displayed, the random
playback is switched off. The tracks
are played in the order in which they
appear on the CD.

"Repeat mode" means:

You can switch among the following
repeat modes:

:01

RPT

CD

00:22

RPT TRK

tionen

If "RPT TRACK" is displayed, the
current track is repeated until you
cancel the repeat mode.

:01

RPT

CD

00:22

RPT CD

tionen

If "RPT CD" is displayed, the current
CD is repeated until you cancel the
repeat mode.

:01

RPT

MP3

00:22

RPT DIR

tionen

RPT

CD

:01

00:22

tionen

If "RPT" is not displayed, the repeat
mode is switched off. Nevertheless,
an audio or MP3/WMA-CD is repeat­ed after it has been played once.

"Previous/next CD" means:

If you connected a CD changer, the
previous or next CD in the magazine
of the changer is played.

"Previous/next folder" means:

If you inserted an MP3-CD, the fi rst
track from the previous or next fold­er on the CD is played.

Additional options for infl uencing
the music playback can be found

•

in the chapter "Operating the radio"
(see p. 35),

•

in the chapter "Operating the
CD/MP3 player" (see p. 40).

RPT

Traffi c announcements

Your device can also fade in traffi c
announcements of radio stations
(TA) if you are currently listening to
a different audio source, provided
that the radio is tuned to a station
that broadcasts traffi c announce­ments.

If "RPT DIR" is displayed, all tracks
from the same MP3 folder are re­peated until you cancel the repeat
mode.

31

T

T

While driving

Your device is equipped with an
RDS-EON receiving unit. EON
means Enhanced Other Network.
In case of a traffi c announcement
(TA), this receiving unit can auto­matically switch over from a non­traffi c information station to a traf­fi c information station of the same
station chain. After the traffi c an­nouncement, the device automati­cally switches back to the previous­ly played programme.

In addition, your device can receive
TMC traffi c announcements which
are automatically analysed by the
navigation system during a dynamic
destination guidance. For this pur­pose, the radio must be tuned to a
station that broadcasts TMC traffi c
announcements.

TRAF

TRAF

Traffic

TA

TA

TMC auto

TMC auto

Traffic

TMC-messages

TMC-messages

Only available if the radio

Only available if the radio
is set to an FM station

is set to an FM station

Show list

Show list
of TMC

of TMC
messages

messages

Switching traffi c announcement
priority on/off

If you switch on the traffi c infor­mation priority, traffi c announce­ments (TA) are also faded in if you
have currently set a different audio
source. For this purpose, the radio
must be tuned to a traffi c informa­tion station. The currently playing
audio source is automatically faded
out for the duration of the traffi c
announcement.

To switch the traffi c announcement
priority on/off:

➜

Press the TRAF button ;.
the traffi c information menu ap-

pears.

Traffic

Traffic

TMC messages

TA

TA

TMC auto

TMC auto

➜

In the traffi c information menu,

TMC messages

select and confi rm the "TA " menu
item.

You can activate the traffi c infor­mation (check mark) or deacti­vate it (no check mark) with the
OK button =.

After exiting the traffi c informa­tion menu, the display shows the
TA symbol C, provided that the ra­dio is tuned to a traffi c information
station.

C

C

FM

1

1

FM

If the TA symbol C does not fl ash,
the radio is also receiving a traffi c
information station if you are cur­rently listening to a different audio
source. As soon as this traffi c infor­mation station broadcasts a traffi c
announcement, the currently play­ing audio source is automatically
faded out and you are listening to
the traffi c announcement.

32

While driving

If the TA symbol C fl ashes, the ra-

dio does not receive any traffi c in­formation station (e.g. because you
left the frequency range with your
vehicle). The radio then automati­cally searches for another traffi c
information station.

Note:

To change the volume of the
traffi c announcement, turn the
volume control during the traf­fi c announcement. To adjust the
minimum volume for traffi c an­nouncements, see p. 18.

Cancelling the current traffi c
announcement

If you do not want to listen to the
current traffi c announcement, you
can cancel it as follows:

➜

Press the TRAF button ; or the
On/Off button 3 during the traf­fi c announcement.

The current traffi c announcement
is cancelled and the previously
playing audio source is played.
If you switched on the traffi c an­nouncement priority (see p. 32),
it remains switched on.

Receiving TMC traffi c
announcements automatically

If you switch on automatic tuning
to TMC stations, it ensures that
the navigation system will always
receive the digital data during dy­namic destination guidance. They
are required so that the navigation
system can incorporate traffi c ob­structions and calculate an alter­nate route.

To switch automatic tuning to TMC
stations on/off:

➜

Press the TRAF button ?.
the traffi c information menu ap-

pears.

Traffic

Traffic

TMC messages

TA

TA

TMC auto

TMC auto

➜

In the traffi c information menu,

TMC messages

select and confirm the "TMC
auto" menu item.

You can activate the traffi c infor­mation (check mark) or deacti­vate it (no check mark) with the
OK button =.

The display shows the TMC sym­bol B, provided that the current
radio station broadcasts TMC
data.

B

B

TMC

TMC

14

14

FMT

FMT

If the TMC symbol does not fl ash,
the device receives a radio sta­tion that broadcasts TMC data. As
soon as you start a dynamic des­tination guidance, these data are
processed.

If a list symbol is displayed next to
the TMC symbol, TMC messages
have already been received and
stored. To display these messages,
see p. 34. These messages are au­tomatically incorporated during the
dynamic destination guidance (see
p. 70).

33

While driving

If the TMC symbol fl ashes, the de­vice does not receive any TMC data
(e.g. because you left the frequency
range with your vehicle). Dynamic
destination guidance is not pos­sible! The device automatically
searches for a radio station which
broadcasts TMC data. This search
may take some time since the entire
frequency band is being searched.
Radio reception is not possible dur­ing this search.

Showing TMC traffi c
announcements

Particularly urgent TMC messages
(alarm messages) are automatical­ly shown on the display. To scroll
through this TMC message:

➜

Turn the menu button <.

To hide this TMC message:

➜

Press either the ESC button A
or the OK button =.

All received TMC messages are au­tomatically stored in the list of the
TMC messages.

To display this list:

➜

Press the TRAF button ; for
2 seconds.

Or:

➜

Press the TRAF button ;.
the traffi c information menu ap-

pears.

Traffic

Traffic

TMC messages

TA

TA

TMC auto

TMC auto

In the traffi c information menu,

➜

TMC messages

select and confi rm the "TMC mes­sages" menu item.

The list of received TMC mes­sages appears.

The TMC messages are alphanumer­ically sorted with alarm messages
at the top. If no messages were re­ceived, a corresponding note ap­pears.

To scroll through the list:

➜

Turn the menu button <.
The list is being scrolled. All mes-

sages are displayed on a single
line.

To display a TMC message on four
lines:

➜

Select the message with the
menu button < and press the
OK button =.

If a message is longer than 4 lines:

➜

Press the

button B.

You can now scroll through all the
lines of the TMC message.

To scroll through the message:

➜

Turn the menu button <.

To change back to the list of the TMC
messages:

➜

Press the ESC button A.

34

Operating the radio

Note:

The device stores and processes
TMC messages that refer to a pe­rimeter of approx. 100 km around
your vehicle.

Operating the radio

As soon as you select the radio as
the audio source (see p. 26), the
previously tuned in station is played
and the radio display is shown.

TMC

TMC

1

1

2

2

BBC

BBC

3

3

Tune Band Options

Tune Band Options

Details about the radio display can be
found under "Switching on the radio"
(see p. 26).

The three menus "Tune", "Band" and
"Options" allow you to do the fol-
lowing:

•

Setting the station (see p. 36)

•

Intro scanning of all receivable
stations (see p. 38)

•

Selecting wavebands and mem­ory banks (see p. 36)

•

Storing stations (see p. 39)

•

Playing stored stations (see p.

40)

16:13

16:13

FMT

FMT

92,8

92,8

4

4

5

5

6

6

The "Radio" menu

Tune

Band

Options

FM1

FM2
FMT

Start scan

start / stop
Scan

BBC

I 92 I 93 I 94 I

MW
LW

Options

Start T-Store

start / stop
T-Store

Tune

Band

35

Operating the radio

Selecting the waveband/
memory bank

The radio can receive the following
wavebands:

FM: 3 memory banks

•
(FM1, FM2, FMT)

MW: 1 memory bank

•
LW: 1 memory bank

•

To toggle among the memory banks
or wavebands:

➜

Press the TUN button ? repeat-
edly until the desired waveband
or the desired memory bank is
displayed.

FM2

FM2

FM1

TUN

TUN

Or:

➜

In the radio display, select the
"Band" menu.

➜

In the "Band" menu, confi rm and
select the waveband or the mem­ory bank.

The selected waveband or the
selected memory bank E is dis­played.

FM1

MWLW

MWLW

E

E

FMT

FMT

You can now do the following:

Searching for stations in this

•
waveband (see below),

calling up stored stations from

•
this memory bank (see p. 40),

storing stations on this memory

•
bank (see p. 39).

Tuning into a station

You can adjust stations either auto­matically (see below) or manually
(see p. 37).

Setting stations automatically

To perform an automatic station
seek tuning:

➜

While the radio display is shown,
press the OK button = for 2 sec-
onds.

Or:

➜

In the radio display, select the
"Tune " menu.

The tuning menu with frequency
band A, station name B and fre-
quency C is displayed.

B

B

Tune

Tune

BBC

BBC

I 92 I 93 I 94 I

I 92 I 93 I 94 I

TMC

TMC

14

14

The previously set station in this
waveband is played.

36

16:13

16:13

FMT

FMT

C

C

Note:

To initiate automatic station seek
tuning during a destination guid­ance, see p. 66.

A

A

Operating the radio

To defi ne the direction of the station
seek tuning:

➜

Turn the menu button until one of
the arrows D is highlighted.

D

D

Tune

Tune

BBC

BBC

I 92 I 93 I 94 I

I 92 I 93 I 94 I

➜

Press the OK button 3.
The radio searches for the next

station in the current frequency
band in the selected direction.
The setting in the "Sensitivity"
menu (see p. 24) is taken into
account.

As soon as a station is located, the
seek tuning stops and the located
station is played. The station name
appears on the display after a few
seconds if the station broadcasts
RDS information and you activated
the display of station names (see
p. 22).

You can now store this station (see
p. 39) or restart the automatic sta­tion seek tuning.

Note:

If you hold the OK button 3
pressed, the automatic seek tun­ing skips any stations it locates
until you release the OK but­ton 3 again.

Cancelling an automatic station
seek tuning

To cancel the automatic station
seek tuning:

➜

Press the ESC button A.
The automatic station seek tun-

ing stops. The previously played
station is played.

Setting stations manually

To set a station manually:

➜

In the radio display, select the
"Tune " menu.

The tuning menu with frequency
band A, station name B and fre-
quency C is displayed.

B

B

Tune

Tune

BBC

BBC

I 92 I 93 I 94 I

I 92 I 93 I 94 I

C

C

➜

Turn the menu button until the
frequency band A is highlighted
and press the OK button =.

The frequency band A is high-
lighted in red.

➜

Turn the menu button < to the
left or the right.

You are listening to the current
reception frequency.

As soon as a station has been lo­cated, it is played. The station name
appears on the display after a few
seconds if the station broadcasts
RDS information and you activated

A

A

37

Operating the radio

the display of station names (see
p. 22).

You can now do the following:

Continue listening to the station

•

by pressing the OK button =. To
subsequently store this station,
see p. 39,

return to the previous station by

•

pressing the ESC button A,
search for additional stations by

•

turning the menu button < to
the left or right.

Scanning receivable
stations (SCAN)

You can sequentially scan all receiv­able stations for 10 seconds.

To start the SCAN:

➜

In the radio display, select the
"Options" menu.

The Options menu of the radios
is displayed.

Options

Options

Start scan

Start scan

➜

In the Options menu, select and
confi rm the "Start scan" menu
item.

The radio searches for stations in
the current frequency band. The
display shows "SCAN".

As soon as a station has been lo­cated, it is played for 10 seconds.
The station name appears on the
display after a few seconds if the

Start T-Store

Start T-Store

station broadcasts RDS information
and you activated the display of sta­tion names (see p. 22).

You can now do the following:

•

Store this station, see p. 39,

•

search for additional stations by
waiting for 10 seconds,

•

cancel the scan (see below).

After 10 seconds, the next station
is automatically searched for and
played.

Cancelling the SCAN and
continuing to listen to a station

After the entire frequency band has
been searched once and all stations
have been scanned and played,
the SCAN automatically stops and
the previously scanned station is
played.

If you want to cancel the scan
early:

➜

Press the ESC button A.

Or:

➜

In the Options menu of the ra­dio, select and confi rm the "Stop
scan" menu item.

The scan process is stopped.
The previously scanned station
is played.

You can now store this station (see
p. 39) or restart the automatic sta­tion seek tuning (see p. 36).

38

Operating the radio

Storing stations

You can store 6 stations in each
memory bank – either manually
(memory banks FM1, FM2, MW and
LW) or automatically (memory bank
FMT).

Storing stations manually

➜

Select the memory bank FM1 or
FM2 fi rst or one of the MW or LW
wavebands (see p. 36).

Note:

Do not use the FMT memory bank
because the stations in this mem­ory bank are deleted whenever
stations are stored automatically
(see below).

➜

Tune into the desired station
(see p. 36).

➜

Press one of the function but­tons 1 5 to 6 : for longer than
2 seconds.

A

A

B

B

1 BBC 4Virgin Radio

1 BBC 4Virgin Radio

2 BFBS 596.2

2 BFBS 596.2
3 Capital FM 689.7

3 Capital FM 689.7

The frequency or the station
name B appears next to the
function button A. The station
is assigned to the button you
press.

Note:

If the station name is too long, it
is abbreviated on the display.

Storing stations automatically
( Travelstore)

You can automatically store the six
FM stations offering the strongest
reception in the region in the FMT
memory bank.

➜

Press the TUN button ? for
longer than 2 seconds.

Or:

➜

In the radio display, select and
confi rm the "Options" menu.

TMC

TMC

1

1

2

2

BBC

BBC

3

3

Tune Band Options

Tune Band Options

The Options menu of the radios
is displayed.

Start scan

Start scan

➜

In the Options menu, select and
confi rm the "Start T-Store" menu
item.

The radio is searching for sta­tions. "T-Sto re" appears on the
display. Every stored station is
played for approx. 3 seconds.
After the storing is completed,
the radio plays the station at
memory location 1 of the FMT
level. Stations that were previ­ously stored in the FMT memory
bank are automatically deleted.

Start T-Store

Start T-Store

16:13

16:13

FMT

FMT

92,8

92,8

Options

Options

4

4

5

5

6

6

39

Operating the CD/MP3 player

Cancelling automatic storing
( Travelstore)

To cancel automatic storing prema­turely:

➜

Press the ESC button A.

Or:

➜

In the Options menu of the ra­dio, select and confi rm the "Stop
T-Sto re" menu item.

Travelstore is cancelled. The ra­dio plays the station in memory
location 1 of the FMT level.

Playing stored stations

To play a stored station:

Select the memory bank or the

➜

waveband (see p. 36).

➜

Press one of the function buttons
1 5 to 6 :.

The radio plays the station as­signed to this function button.
The memory bank is displayed
for 3 seconds.

A

A

B

B

1 BBC 4Virgin Radio

1 BBC 4Virgin Radio

2 BFBS 596.2

2 BFBS 596.2
3 Capital FM 689.7

3 Capital FM 689.7

The frequency or the station
name B appears next to the
function button A.

Operating the CD/
MP3 player

Which CDs can be played?

CAUTION!

The use of mini or shape
CDs will damage the drive!

Mini CDs with a diameter of 8 cm
and Shape CDs damage the drive!

Insert only commercially avail-

➜

able CDs with a diameter of 12
cm in the CD drive!

The device can play the following
CD formats:

CD audio

•
CD-R

•
CD ROM with MP3 or WMA (only

•
without DRM copy protection)

Some CDs with copy protection

•
cannot be played.

Note:

The quality of self-burnt CDs
fl uctuates due to different CD
burner software, CD blanks and
burn speeds. For this reason, it
is possible that the device cannot
play some self-burnt CDs.

40

Operating the CD/MP3 player

If you cannot play a CD-R:

Use CD-Rs from a different manu-

•
facturer or a different color,

burn CD-Rs at a lower speed.

•

What characteristics do MP3 CDs
have to have?

The device can only play and dis­play MP3 CDs with the following
features:

The CD-ROM may contain only

•
MP3 fi les as well as folders, but
no other fi les, including no CD
audio fi les

CD format: ISO 9660 (Level 1 or

•

2) or Joliet

Bit rate: max. 320 kbit/s

•
File extension: must be ".MP3"

•
ID3 tags: Version 1 or 2

•
Folder: max. 252 per CD

•
Number of MP3 fi les: max. 255

•

per folder

File names:

•

No umlauts

•

No special characters

•

Up to 32 characters are

•

shown on the display

•

CD format: ISO 9660 (Level 1 or

2) or Joliet

•

Bit rate: max. 768 kbit/s

•

File extension: must be ".WMA"

•

DRM: Files with DRM (Digital

Rights Management, copy protec­tion/playback restriction) cannot
be played! WMA fi les with DRM
offered by music providers for
download via the Internet can­not be played by the device. WMA
fi les which you create yourself,
e.g. from CD audio fi les, can be
played.

•

Folder: max. 252 per CD

•

Number of WMA fi les: max. 255

per folder

•

File names:

•

No umlauts

•

No special characters

•

Up to 32 characters are
shown on the display

Playing CDs

The CD playback starts automati­cally as soon as you insert a CD (see
p. 10) or select the CD player as
audio source (see p. 26).

What characteristics do WMA
fi les have to have?

The device can only play and dis­play WMA CDs with the following
features:

The CD-ROM may contain only

•
WMA fi les as well as folders, but
no other fi les, including no CD
audio fi les

The advantage:

The device remembers the track
and playing time of the CD played
last and starts again at the same
point at which the playback was
interrupted.

41

Operating the CD/MP3 player

How to use the function buttons
1 5 to 6 :

forward and reverse,

•
jump to the next/previous track,

•
change MP3 folders,

•
start the random playback,

•
repeat tracks,

•

can be found in the section "Playing
music" (see p. 29).

Quitting/interrupting CD playback

To quit or interrupt the CD play­back:

➜

Select a different audio source
(e.g. the radio), see p. 26.

The CD stops playing. If you re­select the CD player as audio
source, the playback automatical­ly continues at the point where it
was interrupted.

Or:

➜

Switch off the device (see p. 9).
The CD stops playing. The device

is switched off. If you reselect
the CD player as audio source,
the playback automatically con­tinues at the point where it was
interrupted.

Or:

➜

Mute the device (see p. 11).
The CD stops playing. Traffi c an-

nouncements are automatically
faded in.

Selecting a track from a list

You can select CD tracks by jumping
to the previous or next track using
on the CD the function button 4 :
or 5 9 (see p. 29). You can also
select tracks from a list.

Selecting CD tracks from a list
(built-in CD player)

If you play an audio CD in the
built-in CD player, the CD display
is shown.

CD

CD

14:01

14:01

00:22

14:39

14:39

00:22

CDC

CDC

00:05

00:05

Track 01/11

Track 01/11

Tracks Options

Tracks Options

MIX

MIX

➜

In the CD display, select and con­fi rm the "Tr a c ks" menu.

The list of tracks is displayed.

➜

Select and confi rm the desired
track.

The playback of the selected
tracks starts.

Selecting CD tracks from a list
(optional CD changer)

If you play an audio CD in the op­tional CD changer, the CD changer
display is shown.

CD 2

CD 2

Track 01/20

Track 01/20

Tracks CDs Options

Tracks CDs Options

MIX

MIX

RPT

RPT

RPT

RPT

42

Operating the CD/MP3 player

To select a track on the same CD:

➜

In the CD changer display, select
and confi rm the "Tr a cks" menu.

The list of tracks is displayed.

Tracks

Tracks

Track 01

Track 01

Track 02

Track 02
Track 03

Track 03
Track 04

Track 04

➜

Select and confi rm the desired
track.

The selected track is played.

To select a track on another CD in
the CD changer:

➜

In the CD changer display, select
and confi rm the "CDs" menu.

The list of CDs located in the CD
changer is displayed.

CDs

CDs

CD 1

CD 1

CD 2

CD 2
CD 3

CD 3
CD 4

CD 4

➜

Select and confi rm the desired
CD.

The CD changer changes the CD.
This process may take a few sec­onds. "Change CD" is shown on
the display. Next, the fi rst track
on the selected CD is played.

You can now select a different track
on this CD as described above.

Selecting MP3 tracks from an
MP3 list

If you play an MP3 CD, the MP3 dis­play is shown.

MP3

MP3

15:09

Bob Marley

Bob Marley

Jamin

Jamin

Browse Options

Browse Options

MIX

MIX

15:09

00:04

00:04

To select a track:

➜

Select and confi rm the "Browse"
menu.

The MP3 list is displayed.

C

Ska

Ska

B

B

C

Browse

Browse

A

A

01 Jamin.mp3

01 Jamin.mp3

02 Survival.mp3

02 Survival.mp3

A

Up symbol

B

Folder symbol

C

Number and title of the track

To select a track from the MP3 list:

➜

Select and confi rm the desired
track.

The selected track is played.

➜

Select and confi rm the "Up" sym­bol A in the MP3 list or press the
ESC button A to select a track
from a different folder.

RPT

RPT

43

Operating the CD/MP3 player

The content of the superior fold­er is displayed.

➜

Select and confi rm a folder B
in the MP3 list to change to this
folder.

The advantage:

If the name of a folder or MP3 fi le
is too long, it is abbreviated. You
can display the complete name
by pressing the
exit the Info display, press the
ESC button A.

button B. To

Scanning tracks ( SCAN)

To scan and play all tracks of a CD
or the current folder of an MP3 CD
for 10 seconds:

➜

Press the OK button = for long-
er than 2 seconds.

Or:

➜

Select and confi rm "Start scan"
menu item in the Options menu
of the CD player, CD changer or
MP3 player.

Options

Options

Start scan

Start scan

MP3

MP3

15:09

Scan

Scan

Bob Marley

Bob Marley

Jamin

Jamin

Browse Optionen

Browse Optionen

MIX

MIX

The Scan mode ends automatically
if you:

Press one of the function buttons

•

1 5 to 6 :,

•

change the audio source (see p.

26),

•

make a phone call with the car
phone (see p. 11),

•

remove the CD (see p. 10),

•

switch off the device (see p. 9).

To end the SCAN function manually:

➜

Press the ESC button A or select
and confi rm the "Stop scan" menu
item in the Options menu.

Stop scan

Stop scan

The previously scanned and
played track is played.

15:09

00:04

00:04

Options

Options

RPT

RPT

The tracks are sequentially
scanned and played for 10 sec­onds, starting with the next track.
The display shows "SCAN".

44

Changing MP3 settings

The settings you perform in the
Options menu of the MP3 player
include:

•

Whether ID3 tags are displayed,

•

whether the display shows scroll­ing text.

Operating the CD/MP3 player

Displaying ID3 tags/fi le names

During the MP3 playback, the MP3
display shows either the name of
the MP3 fi le or the information from
ID3 tags.

Options

Options

MP3 info

MP3 info
Start scan

Start scan

ID3

ID3

Scroll

Scroll

To toggle between both displays:

➜

In the Options menu of the MP3
player, select the "ID3" menu
item.

Use the OK button = to toggle
the display:

•

The check mark means: If ID3
tags are featured on the MP3
CD, they are displayed.

•

If the box shows no check
mark, the name of the MP3 fi le
is always displayed.

Displaying scrolling text

During the MP3 playback, text is
displayed on the MP3 display. If this
text is too long for the display, it can
be displayed as scrolling text.

MP3

MP3

15:09

Bob Marley

Bob Marley

Jamin

Jamin

Browse Options

Browse Options

MIX

MIX

15:09

00:04

00:04

You can toggle as follows between
scrolling text and fi xed text dis­play:

In the Options menu of the MP3

➜

player, select the "Scroll" menu
item.

Use the OK button = to toggle
the text display:

•

The check mark means: Text is
displayed as scrolling text.

•

If the box shows no check
mark, the text is not displayed
as scrolling text. Long texts are
abbreviated. To completely dis­play abbreviated texts, see the
next section.

Displaying MP3 information

To completely display texts shown
abbreviated on the display:

➜

In the Options menu of the MP3
player, select the "MP3 info"
menu item.

Options

Options

MP3 info

MP3 info

Start scan

Start scan

ID3

ID3
Scroll

Scroll

The information is completely
displayed.

Bob

Bob

Marley

Marley

Don’t rock my

Don’t rock my

boat

boat

RPT

RPT

➜

Press the ESC button A to close
the Info display.

MP3

MP3

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Operating the navigation system

Operating the
navigation system

The operating principle

Entering a destination

You no longer need a street map to
fi nd a specifi c destination. Instead,
you enter your destination in the
navigation system using the text in­put (see p. 52).

Positioning

The current vehicle position is de­termined by means of GPS satellite
signals, the speedometer signal and
a gyroscope. The navigation system
compares these data with the dig­ital map material on the navigation
CD and calculates the vehicle po­sition as well as the route to the
destination.

For the navigation system to de­termine the current position, the
vehicle must be on a street which
is featured on the navigation CD
("digitised street") and the GPS an­tenna must receive suffi cient satel­lite signals.

Destination guidance

As soon as you start the destination
guidance (see p. 62), you hear voice­prompted turn-by-turn directions
(see p. 65) and the display shows
visual turn-by-turn directions (ar­rows, distance and time information,
see p. 64).

Dynamic route adaptation

While driving, the navigation system
can receive traffi c information from
TMC stations in the background
(see p. 33). If there should be a
traffi c jam on the route, you hear
an announcement and the naviga­tion system automatically calculates
a new route – if it allows you to
reach your destination faster

If you do not follow the turn-by-turn
directions, e.g. because a street is
blocked or because the traffi c rout­ing has changed, the navigation sys­tem automatically calculates a new
route (see p. 71).

The corridor function

If the navigation system calculat­ed a route, it stores all the streets
leading to the destination and also
streets that lie in a corridor to the
left and the right of the route. These
data are illustrates by means of the
corridor status display (see L on
p. 48).

As long as you stay in this corridor,
e.g. while evading a traffi c jam, you
can remove the navigation CD from
the drive and play a CD.

If you leave the corridor while driv­ing, you hear a request to reinsert
the navigation CD. If you do not in­sert the navigation CD, you hear a
corresponding note and no addi­tional turn-by-turn directions fol­low.

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Operating the navigation system

The surroundings function

If no destination guidance is active,
the navigation system automatically
loads the digital map material of a
certain area surrounding the vehi­cle position into its memory. Within
this area, you can specify and navi­gate to destinations without having
to insert the navigation CD.

Installing the navigation
software

DANGER!

Risk of an accident
through distraction from
traffi c!

If you perform the following set­tings while driving, you may be dis­tracted from the traffi c and cause
an accident.

➜

Perform the settings described
in this section only while the ve­hicle is standing!

Before you can use the navigation
system, you must install the naviga­tion software as described below.

Note:

If you install the navigation soft­ware while a destination guid­ance is active, a confi rmation di­alogue appears and asks whether
you really want to perform the
installation. If you perform the in­stallation, the destination guid­ance is cancelled.

CAUTION!

Defective navigation CDs
are not operational!

If you insert a navigation CD without
"E" imprinted on it or a self-burnt
navigation CD, the navigation sys­tem does not work! The display per­manently shows the text "Navigation
is being activated".

Use only the original navigation

➜

CDs for the ROME NAV55E with
the "E" imprint!

Ensure that the CD is not dam-

➜

aged.

To load the navigation software:

➜

Insert the original navigation CD
with the "E" imprint in the drive
(see p. 10).

The display shows "NAVI SW" and
a progress indicator. "Language is
being loaded" appears next. The
navigation software is automati­cally installed.

➜

Do not interrupt the installation
of the navigation software!

As soon as the installation is
complete, the displays shows
"Observe the road traffi c regula-
tions".

The navigation software remains
in the memory of the device until
the device is disconnected from
the power supply. The navigation
software must be reinstalled if the
device:

•

Is not switched on for 72 hours
since the device automatically
shuts down after this time to
spare the vehicle's battery,

47

Operating the navigation system

is disconnected from the operat-

•
ing voltage.

Note:

Similar to a printed street map,
the map material is no longer up
to date after some time. This may
result in incorrect turn-by-turn
directions. For this reason, re­place your navigation CD as soon
as a new version is available (see
www.blaupunkt.com).

The navigation display

To display the navigation display:

➜

Press the NAVI button >.
The navigation display appears.

Note:

The navigation software must be
loaded for the navigation display
to be displayed.

B

B

C D

A

A

1

1

2

2

3

3

F

F

A

Functions assigned to the func-

C D

TMC

TMC

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

Destn. Memory Options

Destn. Memory Options

H J K L

G

G

H J K L

tion buttons (5 to :)

B

TMC symbol

C

TA symbol

01:13

01:13

E

E

FM1

FM1

7

7

M N

M N

Time

D

Active audio source

E

Current vehicle position

F

If the navigation system cannot de­termine the position, "Position not
available" appears. If the vehicle is
not located on a road, longitude and
latitude appear (e.g. O 09°11’34’’
N 049°64’34’’).

G "Destination" menu
H "Memory" menu
J Wind rose (pointing north)
K "Options" menu of the navigation

system

L Corridor status display
M Satellite reception display
N Details of the audio source

Only visible if the navigation menus
G, H and K are not displayed.

Depending upon the active audio
source:

Radio: Name or frequency of the cur-

A

A

4

4

5

5

6

6

rent radio station
CD player: Number of the current

track
CD changer: Number of the current

CD and the track
MP3 player: Name of the current

MP3/WMA fi le or ID3 tag informa­tion.

After a short period of time, the
three menus G, H and K disappear
at the bottom of the display. To
display them again:

➜

Turn the menu button <.

Or:

➜

Press the OK button =.
The navigation menus appear.

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Operating the navigation system

The three menus of the
navigation system

The three menus "Destination",
"Memory" and "Options" are re-
quired to:

Enter a new destination for the

•
navigation (see p. 54),

•

call and edit stored destinations
(see p. 61),

•

block route areas ("Traffi c ahead",
see p. 67), display the calculated
route in detail ("Route list", see
p. 67) and defi ne the "Route op-
tions" (see p. 68).

To change to one of the three
menus "Destination", "Memory" or
"Options":

➜

Press the NAVI button >.
The navigation display appears.

TMC

TMC

1

1

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

2

2

3

3

Destn. Memory Options

Destn. Memory Options

01:13

01:13

FM1

FM1

4

4

5

5

7

7

6

6

The following illustrations provide
an overview of the most important
menu items.

Mark and confi rm the desired

➜

menu.
The menu is displayed.

Note:

The basic settings of the naviga­tion system, such as language,
travel time/arrival time and junc­tion zoom, are performed in the
menu of the basic settings (see
p. 24).

49

i

i

i

i

i

Operating the navigation system

NAVI

Destination

Destination

CITY

STREET
TOWN CENTRE
POINTS OF INTEREST
COUNTRY

City

Street

Centre

Intersection

House number

Points of Interest

Country

City

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

Street

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

Town Centre

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

Junction

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

1...17

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

123456789_,./-

POSITION AREA

DESTINATION AREA
SUPRAREG.DESTS

List of countries

House number

Destination

A

Text input

List of
cities

Text input

A

List of
streets

Text input

A

List of parts
of cities

A

Text input

List of
intersections

Text input

1

List of house
numbers

List of points of
interest
(motorways exit,
motorways service area, ...)

Start destinat
guidance

Start destinat
guidance

Start destinat
guidance

Start destinat
guidance

Start destinat
guidance

Memory

50

Destination

t

t

t

t

Memory

Last 10

Destinations
Waypoints

Last 10

Memory

Add
Modify
Set waypoint

M1 2PA Manchester, Sir Matt B

M1 3PA Manchester, Henry Gil
MJ Junction Manchester

Operating the navigation system

Last 10

List of last
10 destinations

Start destina
guidance

Options

Destinations

Waypoints

Add

Modify

Set waypoints

Traffic ahead

Route list

Traffic ahead

Route list

Route options

M1 2PA Manchester, Sir Matt B

M1 3PA Manchester, Henry Gil
MJ Junction Manchester

01.01.2005 09:41

01.01.2005 10:05

From last 10

From waypoint

Delete destn.

Clear memory

Last 10
Destinations
Waypoint

Store waypoints

Options

Route options

700 m, Sir Matt Busby Way
67 m, Henry G. Way
500 m, B1, Olven Way

Optimum
Fast
Short

Destinations

Waypoints

Add

New destn.

Modify

Rename destn.

Do you really want to delete the

selected entry?

Yes No

Traffic ahead

47,96 km

Route list

Route options

Dynamic

Enable

Adjust optimum

List of stored
destinations

Date and
time

Select
destinations
from the list

Rename stored
destinations

Text input

The current
vehicle position
is stored

Enter distance from
vehicle position to
end of traffic jam

Display calculated
route list

Motorway Seasonal
Ferry Tunnel
Tol l

20 / 80

Short

Fast

Start destina
guidance

Start destina
guidance

Start destina
guidance

51

G

G

Operating the navigation system

Starting the navigation
system

To start the navigation system, the
navigation software must be in­stalled (see p. 47).

➜

Press the NAVI button >.
The navigation display appears.

TMC

TMC

1

1

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

2

2

3

3

Destn. Memory Options

Destn. Memory Options

01:13

01:13

FM1

FM1

4

4

5

5

7

7

6

6

Overview of the destination
entry

You can either enter a new desti­nation or call a stored destination
(see p. 62). If you enter a new des­tination, you can either enter a new
address (see p. 54) or a point of
interest (see p. 58).

This requires the text input (see the
next section).

Entering characters in the text
input

The text input appears if you have
to enter letters, numbers or special
characters.

B

A

A

Destinations

Destinations

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

0123456789_,./-

B

A

A

Text fi eld

A

"Current character" fi eld

B

Character list

C

Special characters fi eld (see

D

p. 53)
Delete fi eld (see p. 54)

E

OK fi eld

F

List fi eld

G

Note:

The text input appears only if
you have to select from more
than four options (city names,
street names, etc.). If you have
to select from less than fi ve op­tions, a list appears instead of it.
You can change to the list at any
time by selecting and confi rming
the List fi eld G.

To input the fi rst character:

The advantage:

Text may already be in the Text
fi eld A (in light-blue colour),
even if you have not yet entered
any text. For example, if you en­ter a city, the name of the previ­ously entered city automatically
appears. If you want to adopt this
text in the Text fi eld A, press the
OK button = for longer than
2 seconds or select and confi rm
the OK fi eld F.

➜

Use the menu button < to select
the fi rst character from the char­acter list C.

The marked character appears in
the "Current character" fi eld B.

52

C D E

C D E

F

F

C

C

Operating the navigation system

Destinations

Destinations

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
0123456789_,./-

0123456789_,./-

Note:

If the desired character does not
appear in the character list C,
see below.

➜

Press the OK button = to con-
fi rm your selection.

The selected character appears
in the Text fi eld A (in yellow col­our). The character list C shows
the characters in white which may
be possible as the next character.
Characters that are not possible
as the next character appear in
blue and cannot be selected.

The advantage:

For example, if you are entering
the name of a city and enter "K"
as the fi rst character, "X" is dis­played in blue in the character
list C since the city directory on
the navigation CD does not con­tain any city starting with "KX".

➜

Use the menu button < to select
the next character and press the
OK button = again to confi rm
your selection.

➜

Perform this step repeatedly until
the desired name is completely
displayed or a list appears.

B

B

The advantage:

The navigation system attempts
to guess your entry by constantly

LLONDON

LLONDON

comparing your text input with
the data on the navigation CD.
This means that possible addi­tional characters are automati­cally completed. If you want to
adopt this completion, use the
menu button < to select the OK
fi eld F and press the OK but­ton = (or press the OK button =
for longer than 2 seconds).

If fewer than fi ve possibilities re­main to complete your text, a list
is automatically displayed (e.g. city
list or street list).

MAAD

MAAD

MAAR

MAAR
MAAS

MAAS
MAASBRUCH

MAASBRUCH

You can also prematurely change
to this list by using the menu but­ton < to select the List fi eld G and
press the OK button =.

➜

Mark and confi rm the desired en­try in the list.

Entering special characters in the
text input

If you want to enter a special char­acter, such as an umlaut or a letter
with an accent, and the desired spe­cial character is not displayed:

City

City

53

C

C

E

E

Operating the navigation system

Destinations

Destinations

A

A

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

0123456789_,./-

D

D

Use the menu button < to select

➜

the Special character fi eld D and
press the OK button =.

The bottom line of the character
list C displays additional special
characters.

➜

From the bottom line of the char­acter list C, select the desired
special character and press the
OK button =.

➜

Use the menu button < to select
the Special character fi eld D again
and press the OK button =.

The bottom line of the character
list C displays the original spe­cial characters again.

Deleting characters from the text
input

To delete an incorrectly entered
character:

➜

Use the menu button < to select
the Delete fi eld D and press the
OK button =.

Destinations

Destinations

A

A

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

0123456789_,./-

The character entered last is de­leted. Automatic completions of
the name are deleted.

Or:

➜

Press the ESC button A.

Note:

If you press the ESC button A
for an extended period of time,
all characters are deleted.

Entering an address

To enter an address:

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Destination"
menu in the navigation display.

The "Destination" menu appears.

Destination

POINTS OF INTEREST

POINTS OF INTEREST

COUNTRY

COUNTRY

Note:

The "Destination" menu displays
different menu items, depending
upon which address information
you have already entered.

To enter the address, enter the fol­lowing in sequence:

1.

the country in which your desti­nation is located (required only if
you want to navigate to a different
country or if you enter a destina­tion for the fi rst time, see p. 55),

2.

the name or postcode of the city in
which your destination is located
(see p. 55),

3.

the name of the street in which
your destination is located (see
p. 56) or a centre (see p. 56) or
a point of interest (see p. 57) in
the city,

Destination

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Operating the navigation system

either the house number or an

4.
intersection (see p. 58) where
your destination is located (not
mandatory).

Entering a country

You have to enter the country only
if it is not yet displayed in the
"Destination" menu.

To enter the country in which your
destination is located:

➜

In the "Destination" menu, mark
and confi rm the "Country" menu
item.

Destination

POINTS OF INTEREST

POINTS OF INTEREST

COUNTRY

COUNTRY

Destination

The country list appears.

➜

In the country list, mark and con­fi rm the country in which your
vehicle is located and press the
OK button =.

The "Destination" menu appears
again. Instead of the "Country" menu
item, the newly selected country is
displayed.

Destination

CITY

CITY

POINTS OF INTEREST

POINTS OF INTEREST
UNITED KINGDOM (GB)

UNITED KINGDOM (GB)

Destination

Entering a city

You must fi rst defi ne the city before
you can enter more detailed infor­mation, such as street and house
number. For this purpose, you can
enter either the name or the post­code of the city.

The advantage:

The postcode determines the
destination faster and uniquely.

To enter the city:

➜

In the "Destination" menu, mark
and confirm the "City" menu
item.

Destination

CITY

CITY

POINTS OF INTEREST

POINTS OF INTEREST
UNITED KINGDOM (GB)

UNITED KINGDOM (GB)

Destination

The text input appears.

➜

Enter the name or postcode of
the city in the text input (see p.

52).

CITY

CITY

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

0123456789_,./-

The "Destination" menu appears
again. Instead of the "City" menu
item, the newly selected city is
displayed. The city entered re­mains until the next destination
entry. In addition, the menu items
"Street", "Centre" and "Point of in-
terest" now appear.

Note:

If you entered a city name which
exists several times, a list dis­plays in which you have to specify
your selection. If the postcode
entered applies to several places,
you have to select the desired lo­cation from a list after entering
the postcode.

A

A

55

Operating the navigation system

The destination entry via postcode
is only possible if the correspond­ing data exist on the navigation CD.
Postcodes and P.O. boxes cannot
be used in the destination entry.

You can now do the following:

Enter a street via the "Street"

•
menu item (see below), or

enter a city centre or a centre of

•
a part of a city via the "Centre"
menu item (see below), or

enter a point of interest in the

•
city via the "Point of interest"
menu item (see p. 57).

Entering a street

You can only enter the street after
you have entered the city (see p.

55).

To enter the street:

➜

In the "Destination" menu, mark
and confi rm the "Street" menu
item.

The text input appears.

➜

Enter the name of the street in
the text input (see p. 52).

STREET

STREET

A

A

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789_,./-

0123456789_,./-

The "Destination" menu ap­pears again. It now shows the
menu items "House number",
"Intersection" and "Continue".

The advantage:

To simplify the search, a long
street name can occur sever­al times in the street list, e.g.
"RAABE-WEG, WILHELM-" and
"WILHELM-RAABE-WEG".

Note:

If you entered a street name
which exists several times in the
destination city, a list displays in
which you have to select the de­sired street.

You can now do the following:

Enter a house number via the

•
"House number" menu item (see
p. 57), or

enter an intersection via the

•
"Intersection" menu item (see p.

58), or
start the destination guidance

•
immediately via the "Continue"
menu item (see p. 62).

Entering a centre/ centre of a part
of a city

You can only enter a city centre or
centre of a part of a city after you
have entered the city (see p. 55).

To enter a centre:

➜

In the "Destination" menu, mark
and confi rm the "Centre" menu
item.

56

Operating the navigation system

The names of all parts of a city
are displayed in a list.

Note:

If the city was selected by enter­ing the postcode, the list displays
only the centres in reference to
the postcode entered.

➜

Select the desired centre from
the list and press the OK but-
ton =.

The destination guidance starts
(see p. 62).

You can now do the following at any
time:

•

Change the route options (see
p. 68),

•

store the destination (see p. 59),

•

cancel the destination guidance
(see p. 66).

Entering a point of interest in the
destination city

You can only enter a point of inter­est in the destination city after you
have entered the city (see p. 55).

To enter a point of interest in the
destination city:

➜

In the "Destination" menu, mark
and confi rm the "Points of inter-
est" menu item.

The list of point of interest cat­egories is displayed. The list
shows only those categories that
exist in the destination city.

➜

Select and confi rm the desired
category.

Example:

For example, if you are looking
for a hotel, select "Hotel".

The text input or a list appears.

➜

Enter the name of the point of in­terest in the text input (see p. 52)
or select the name of the point
of interest from the list.

Example:

For example, if you want to drive
to a certain hotel, select the
name of the hotel.

➜

Confi rm the desired destination
by pressing the OK button =.

The destination guidance starts
(see p. 62).

You can now do the following at any
time:

•

Change the route options (see
p. 68),

•

store the destination (see p. 59)

•

cancel the destination guidance
(see p. 66).

Entering a house number

You can only enter the house
number after you have entered the
street (see p. 56).

To enter the house number:

➜

In the "Destination" menu, mark
and confi rm the "House number"
menu item.

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Operating the navigation system

Destination

HOUSE NUMBER

HOUSE NUMBER

JUNCTION

JUNCTION
CONTINUE

CONTINUE

Destination

The text input or a list appears.

➜

Enter the house number in the
text input (see p. 52) or select
the house number from the list.

➜

Press the OK button =.
The destination guidance starts

(see p. 62).

You can now do the following at any
time:

•

Change the route options
(see p. 68),

•

store the destination (see p.

59),

•

cancel the destination guidance
(see p. 66).

Entering an intersection

You can only enter an intersection
after you have entered the street
(see p. 56).

To enter the intersection:

➜

In the "Destination" menu, mark
and confi rm the "Intersection"
menu item.

The text input or a list appears.

➜

Enter the intersection in the text
input (see p. 52) or select the
intersection from the list.

Note:

If an intersection occurs twice,
the direction is also displayed.

The destination guidance starts
(see p. 62).

You can now do the following at any
time:

Change the route options (see

•
p. 68),

store the destination (see p. 59)

•
cancel the destination guidance

•
(see p. 66).

Entering points of interest

Instead of an address, you can se­lect points of interest, such as mo­torway connections, airports, fer­ries, fairs or fi lling stations. For this
purpose, you only need to know the
name of the desired point of inter­est.

You can select points of interest
from the following areas:

The entire area of the navigation

•
CD being used,

the surroundings of the vehicle

•
location (e.g. to fi nd the closest
fi lling station),

the surroundings of the previ-

•
ously entered destination (e.g.
to fi nd the hotel closest to the
destination).

To select a point of interest from
the entire area of the navigation CD
being used:

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Destination"
menu in the navigation display.

The "Destination" menu ap­pears.

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Destn.

POINTS OF INTEREST

POINTS OF INTEREST

COUNTRY

COUNTRY

Destn.

Note:

The "Destination" menu displays
different menu items, depending
upon which address information
you have already entered.

➜

In the "Destination" menu, select
and confi rm the "Points of inter-
est" menu item.

The point of interest areas
"Position area", "Destination area"
and "Suprareg. destinations" are
displayed.

Note:

The "Position area" menu item is
displayed only if the navigation
system can determine the cur­rent position. The "Destination
area" menu item is displayed only
if you enter a destination fi rst.

➜

In the "Destination" menu, select
and confi rm the area in which
you are looking for the point of
interest.

•

Under "Position area", you can
fi nd fi lling stations, hotels or
museums in the vicinity sur­rounding the vehicle position.

•

Under "Destination area", you
can fi nd points of interest in
the vicinity of the previously
entered destination.

•

Under "Suprareg. destinations",
you can fi nd points of interest
of a supraregional character,
such as motorway exits, air-

ports, ferries and border cross­ings.

The list of point of interest cat­egories is displayed.

➜

Select and confi rm the desired
category.

The text input or a list appears.

Note:

If you are looking for a point of
interest in the position or des­tination area, this list also fea­tures the distance (straight line)
and the cardinal point to the re­spective point of interest and the
points of interest are sorted by
distance.

➜

Enter the name of the point of in­terest in the text input (see p. 52)
or select the name of the point
of interest from the list.

The destination guidance starts
(see p. 62).

You can now do the following at any
time:

•

Change the route options
(see p. 68),

•

store the destination (see be­low),

•

cancel the destination guidance
(see p. 66).

Saving destinations

You can save a destination which
you entered. This destination can
subsequently be called up at any
time to start a new destination guid­ance.

Three memories are available for
destinations:

•

"Last 10":

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Operating the navigation system

The last 10 destinations are au­tomatically stored here in the
chronological order in which they
were entered.

If you entered more than 10 des­tinations, old destinations are
automatically deleted.

"Destinations":

•
Up to 24 destinations entered

are stored here in alphabetical
order.

If this memory is full, you must
manually delete destinations
from this memory before you can
store new destinations.

"Waypoints":

•
Up to 4 destinations, which you

enter via the "Set waypoint" menu
item, are stored here in chron­ological order. This function is
useful if you pass a special loca­tion which you want to revisit at
a later time.

If you entered more than 4 des­tinations, old destinations are
automatically deleted.

To save a destination:

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Memory"
menu in the navigation display.

The "Memory" menu appears.

Memory

Last 10

Destn.
Waypoint

Add
Modify
Set waypoint

In the "Memory" menu, mark and

➜

confi rm the "Add" menu item.
The "Add" menu appears.

To save a destination which you just
entered:

➜

In the "Add" menu, mark and
confi rm the "From last 10" menu
item.

The list of the last 10 destina­tions entered is displayed. The
destination which you entered
last is at the top.

Note:

If you have not entered any des­tination or deleted the "Last 10"
memory, "No destinations in mem-
ory!" appears.

➜

Mark and select the destination
to be saved in the list.

The destination is saved in the
"Destinations" memory.

Note:

If you already stored 24 destina­tions in the "Destinations" mem­ory, "Memory full! Please delete a
destination." appears. To delete
a destination, see p. 61.

To save a set waypoint (current
vehicle position) as a destination:

➜

In the "Add" menu, mark and con­fi rm the "From waypoint" menu
item.

The list of waypoints entered is
displayed.

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Mark and select the waypoint to

➜

be saved as a destination in the
list.

The waypoint is saved as a des­tination.

To enter and save a new desti­nation:

➜

In the "Add" menu, mark and
confi rm the "New destn." menu
item.

The destination entry starts (see
p. 54). As soon as the destina­tion has been clearly entered, it
is automatically saved.

Deleting/renaming
destinations

You can edit saved destinations as
follows:

•

Deleting a saved destination,

•

deleting all destinations from one
of the three memories "Last 10",
"Destinations" or "Waypoints",

•

renaming saved destinations.

To edit saved destinations:

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Memory"
menu in the navigation display.

The "Memory" menu appears.

➜

In the "Memory" menu, mark and
confi rm the "Edit" menu item.

The "Edit" menu appears.

Operating the navigation system

To delete a saved destination from
one of the three memories "Last 10",
"Destinations" or "Waypoints":

➜

In the "Edit" menu, mark and
confi rm the "Delete destn." menu
item.

Modify

Delete destn.

Clear memory

Rename destn.

The three memories "Last 10",
"Destinations" or "Waypoints" ap-
pear.

➜

Mark and confi rm the memory
from which you want to delete a
destination.

The list of destinations saved
in the selected memory is dis­played.

➜

Mark and confi rm the destination
to be deleted.

The confi rmation dialogue "Do

you really want to delete the select
entry from ...?" is displayed.

➜

Mark and confi rm "Yes" to delete
the destination from memory.

To delete all destinations from one
of the three memories "Last 10",
"Destinations" or "Waypoints":

➜

In the "Edit" menu, mark and con­fi rm the "Delete memory" menu
item.

Delete destn.

Clear memory

Modify

Rename destn.

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The three memories "Last 10",
"Destinations" or "Waypoints" ap-
pear.

➜

Mark and confi rm the memory
from which you want to delete
all destinations.

The confirmation dialogue
"Delete memory completely?" is
displayed.

➜

Mark and confi rm "Yes" to delete
all destinations from the mem­ory.

To rename saved destinations:

➜

In the "Edit" menu, mark and con­fi rm the "Rename destn." menu
item.

Modify

Delete destn.
Clear memory

Rename destn.

The list of destinations saved in
the "Destinations" memory is dis­played.

➜

Mark and confi rm the destination
to be renamed.

The text input appears.

➜

Enter the desired name in the
text input (see p. 52).

The destination appears in the
list under its new name.

Note:

You can only rename desti­nations that are saved in the
"Destinations" memory.

Calling a destination from
the memory

Instead of entering a new destina­tion, you can call a saved destina­tion as follows:

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Memory"
menu in the navigation display.

The "Memory" menu appears.

Memory

Last 10

Destn.
Waypoint

➜

Mark and confi rm the memory

Add
Modify
Set waypoint

from which you want to call a des­tination ("Last 10", "Destinations"
or "Waypoints").

The list of destinations saved in the
selected memory is displayed.

➜

Mark and confi rm the desired
destination.

The destination guidance starts
(see below).

Destination guidance

After entering a destination, the
route is calculated (see p. 63).
Next, the destination guidance au­tomatically starts with visual turn­by-turn directions (see p. 64) and
with voice-prompted turn-by-turn
directions (see p. 65).

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K

Operating the navigation system

Destination

guidance is starting

Calculating route

Dynamic

Change Continue

TMC

1

2

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

3

ESC

Do you really want to

cancel route guidance?

Yes

Short

10 sec.

16:13

km

FM1

2:37
137

BBC

Navigation

No

4

5

7

6

Route calculation
Change:
Set route options

Destination

You can perform the following at
any time during destination guid­ance:

Display the complete route (see

•
p. 67),

•

change the route, e.g. to avoid a
specifi c part of the route ("Tra f fi c
ahead", see p. 67),

•

change the route options, e.g.
to favour a fast or a short route
(see p. 68),

•

switch the "Dynamic" route op­tions on/off to incorporate traffi c
obstructions (see p. 70),

•

cancel the destination guidance
(see p. 66).

Route calculation

When you start the destination
guidance, you hear: "Calculating
route" and the display shows the
overview of the route options for
approx. 10 seconds.

Calculating route

Dynamic

Short

Change Continue

To change the route options now:

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Change"
menu within 10 seconds.

The "Route options" menu ap­pears (see p. 68).

If you do not want to change the
route options at this time:

➜

Wait approx. 10 seconds or se­lect and confi rm the "Continue"
menu.

After the route calculation, the
route as well as a corridor to
the left and the right side of the
route is saved in the memory of
the navigation system. The com­pletion of the corridor data is il­lustrated by the corridor status
display K, provided that the navi-
gation CD is in the drive.

TMC

1

Sir Matt Busby Way

2

3

Destn. Memory

If desired, you can remove the
navigation CD from the device as
soon as at least 2/3 of the cor­ridor status display K is fi lled,
and play a CD.

01:13

FM1

4

5

7

6

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Operating the navigation system

Note:

If you leave the corridor while
driving, you hear a request to re­insert the navigation CD. If you
do not insert the navigation CD,
you hear a corresponding note
and no additional turn-by-turn
directions follow.

If the vehicle is located on a street
that is recognised by the software
("digitised street"), the destination
guidance starts via voice-prompted
and visual turn-by-turn directions.

DANGER!

Turn-by-turn directions can
deviate from the actual
traffi c routing!

Turn-by-turn directions that do no
correspond to the Highway Code
can lead to accidents.

Follow the turn-by-turn direc-

➜

tions only if you do not violate
any traffi c regulations!

Visual turn-by-turn directions

Visual turn-by-turn directions are
displayed while driving. If you are
to follow the course of the streets,
the following is displayed:

A B C D E A

TMC

1

2

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

3

F G H J K L

A

Functions assigned to the func-

16:13

km

2:37
137

BBC

FM1

4

5

7

6

tion buttons (5 to :)

B

TMC symbol

C

TA symbol

D

Time

E

Corridor status display

Is displayed only if the navigation
CD is in the drive

Driving direction arrow

F

Shows the direction in which you
must drive

Name of currently driven street

G

Is displayed only as long as the
driving direction arrow points
straight ahead

Estimated arrival time or re-

H

maining travel time

(for toggling, see p. 24)

Current distance to destina-

I

tion in kilometres

K Active audio source

Station name or frequency, number
of track, name of MP3 fi le, etc.

L Number of currently received

GPS satellites

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Operating the navigation system

Before you have to turn, you hear
a voice-prompted turn-by-turn
direction and the following is
displayed:

A B C D

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

1

2

3

A

Driving direction arrow

(shows the direction in which you
must turn shortly)

Name of the street to which

B

0,3

2:10

KM

122

BBC

4

5

5

6

you must turn
Symbolic display of the dis-

C

tance to the turning point

D

Display of the distance to the
turning point in kilometres

Shortly before you have to turn, the
junction zoom may be displayed,
provided that you switched on the
display in the menu (see p. 25):

A B C D E

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

1

2

3

A

Driving direction arrow

(points to the direction in which
you must turn)

Name of the street to which

B

0,4

4

5

6

you must turn
Symbolic display of the dis-

C

tance to the turning point

Display of the distance to the

D

turning point in kilometres
Junction zoom

E

Red: Motorways
Orange: Major roads
Light blue/gray: Side streets
Dark blue: Route to be followed

Voice-prompted turn-by-turn
directions

In addition, the device provides
support with voice-prompted turn­by-turn directions and announces
turns in due time. In the process, it
also announces the names of major
roads and motorways.

To repeat the last voice-prompted
turn-by-turn direction:

➜

Press the

button B.

Note:

You can also deactivate this voice
output (see p. 24).

If the wind rose is displayed

The wind rose generally points
north. In the following cases, the
wind rose displays instead the
straight line to the destination dur­ing a destination guidance, and no
additional turn-by-turn directions
follow:

•

The vehicle is not located on a
"digitised street".

•

You left the stored corridor.

•

You left the area stored on the
navigation CD.

➜

In these cases, follow the wind
rose symbol or reinsert the navi­gation CD.

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Operating the navigation system

As soon as you are once again
travelling on a "digitised street",
you receive voice-prompted and
visual turn-by-turn directions.

If you do not follow the turn-by­turn directions

No problem: If you deviate from the
recommended route, the system au­tomatically calculates a new route
from the current vehicle position to
the destination. You may be prompt­ed to insert the navigation CD.

Changing the audio source during
destination guidance

During destination guidance, you
can control the active audio source
using the function buttons (cp. the
table on p. 30) without leaving the
destination guidance display.

If you want to exit the destination
guidance display and change to the
audio source:

➜

During destination guidance,
press the TUN button ? or the
SRC button @.

The destination guidance display
is hidden and the basic menu of
the selected audio source is dis­played. The destination guidance
remains active, and you continue
to hear the voice-prompted turn­by-turn directions.

Note:

For CD operation, you must re­move the navigation CD and in­sert an audio, MP3 or WMA CD.

To change back to the destination
guidance display:

➜

Press the NAVI button >.

Searching for a radio station
during destination guidance

During destination guidance, you
can initiate the automatic station
seek tuning as follows:

➜

Press the OK button = for ap-
prox. 2 seconds.

The radio searches for the next
station in the current frequency
band in the forward direction.
In the process, the settings in
the menu "Tuner" (see p. 24),
for traffi c announcements (TA,
see p. 32) and for TMC traffi c
announcements (see p. 33) are
incorporated.

As soon as a station is located, the
automatic seek tuning stops and the
located station is played. The sta­tion name appears on the display
after a few seconds if the station
broadcasts RDS information and
you activated the display of station
names (see p. 22).

You can now store this station (see
p. 39) or restart the automatic sta­tion seek tuning.

Cancelling destination guidance

To cancel destination guidance:

➜

Press the ESC button A while
destination guidance is dis­played.

The following confi rmation dia­logue appears.

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Navigation

Do you really want to

cancel route guidance?

Yes

Select and confi rm "Yes" to can-

➜

No

cel the destination guidance.
The current position is shown on

the navigation display. You do not
receive any additional turn-by­turn directions.

Operating the navigation system

The route list appears. The route
segments that remain to be driven
are displayed. If a route segment
features traffi c obstructions, this
section is identifi ed by a warn­ing triangle. In addition, voice
output concerning the route are
repeated.

You can scroll through the route list
using the menu button <. You can
display abbreviated sections of the
route list in their entirety by press­ing the

button B.

Displaying the calculated
route

You can display the complete calcu­lated route as follows:

Note:

You can display the route only if
you entered a destination and
the route was calculated.

➜

Press the
prox. 2 seconds.

Or:

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Options"
menu in the navigation display.

The Options menu of the naviga­tion system appears.

Traffic ahead

Route list

➜

In the "Options" menu, mark and
confi rm the "Route list" menu
item.

button B for ap-

Options

Route options

Changing a route (Traffi c
ahead)

The route is automatically adjusted
to the current traffi c situation pro­vided that you activated "Dynamic"
in the "Route options" menu
(see p. 70).

If you want to manually change a
part of the route, e.g. because a
section is blocked, proceed as fol­lows:

Note:

You can change the route only
if you entered a destination and
the route was calculated. You
can block only one section of the
route, not several.

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Options"
menu in the navigation display.

The Options menu of the naviga­tion system appears.

Options

Traffic ahead

Route list

Route options

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Operating the navigation system

In the "Options" menu, mark and

➜

confi rm the "Traffi c ahead" menu
item.

The distance display appears.

Traffic ahead

47,96 km

➜

Use the menu button < to set
the length of the blocked dis­tance, starting with the vehicle
position.

➜

Press the OK button =.
The route is recalculated so that

you evade the blocked section.

The navigation system saves this
blocked section until it is switched
off for longer than 30 minutes.
Before you can block a new route
section, you may have to release the
blocked section again as follows:

➜

In the "Options" menu, mark and
confi rm the "Traffi c ahead" menu
item again.

The confi rmation dialogue "Cancel
traffi c ahead?" is displayed.

Traffic ahead

Cancel traffic ahead?

Specifying Route Options

You can adjust the route type to
your requirements at any time – be­fore as well as during the destina­tion guidance. For this purpose, you
must change to the "Route options"
menu as follows:

➜

Press the NAVI button > for ap­prox. 2 seconds.

Or:

➜

Mark and confi rm the "Options"
menu in the navigation display.

The Options menu of the naviga­tion system appears.

Options

Traffic ahead

Route list

➜

In the "Options" menu, mark and
confi rm the "Route options" menu
item.

The "Route options" menu ap­pears.

Optimum
Fast
Short

Route options

Route options

Dynamic

Enable

Adjust optimum

Yes

➜

Mark and confi rm "Yes" to re-

No

lease the blocked section of the
route.

68

Note:

The defi ned route options remain
active until you change them.

Operating the navigation system

Defi ning the route type

To defi ne the route type:

Route options

Optimum

Fast
Short

In the "Route options" menu, mark

➜

Dynamic
Enable
Adjust optimum

and confi rm the desired menu
item.

•

If you select "Optimum", the
navigation system guides you
to your destination using a
time-optimised and distance­optimised path, comparable to
a driver who knows the place.
You can defi ne the relationship
of a time-optimised to distance­optimised route (see p. 70).

•

If you select "Fast", the naviga­tion system guides you to the
destination using the fastest
way.

•

If you select "Short", the navi­gation system guides you to the
destination using the shortest
way.

•

If you select "Dynamic", the
navigation system includes the
current TMC traffi c announce­ments and changes the route if
it should bring you to your des­tination any faster (see p. 70).

•

If you select "Enable", you can
allow or disallow ferries, tun­nels, toll roads or motorways
for the route calculation, pro­vided that it does not result
in excessive detours (see be­low).

•

If you select "Adjust optimum",
you can defi ne the relationship

of a time-optimised to distance­optimised route (see p. 70).

Note:

The route types "Fast", "Short"
and "Optimum" are mutually
exclusive. If one of these route
types is activated, the other two
are automatically deactivated.

Defi ning the type of road

To disable certain types of roads
from the route calculation:

To defi ne the route type:

➜

In the "Route options" menu, mark
and confi rm the "Enable" menu
item.

The "Enable" menu appears.

Enable

Motorway

Ferry
Toll

➜

Mark and confi rm the desired

Seasonal
Tunnel

type of road in the "Enable"
menu.

You can block the selected type
of road for the route calculation
(symbol crossed out in red) or
release it (symbol not crossed
out).

•

"Motorway": Here you can de-
fi ne whether motorways should
be used or avoided during des­tination guidance.

•

"Toll ": Here you can allow or
disallow toll roads for the des­tination guidance.

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"Ferr y": Here you can allow or

•
disallow ferries.

"Seasonal": Here you can allow

•
or disallow roads which are
blocked in certain seasons,
such as Alpine passes.

"Tunnel": Here you can allow or

•
disallow tunnels.

Note:

If you exclude a certain type of
road from the route calculation
which would result in long de­tours, this setting is ignored dur­ing the route calculation.

Defi ning an optimum route

You can defi ne the optimum route
yourself by defi ning the relationship
of a time-optimised to distance-op­timised route. The factory setting
is 60 (fast) to 40 (short).

To defi ne the optimum route:

➜

In the "Route options" menu, mark
and confi rm the "Adjust optimum"
menu item.

The relationship of a time-op­timised to distance-optimised
route is illustrated by a bar.

➜

Change the relationship by turn­ing the menu button <.

If a short route is more impor­tant, select 60/40 or higher; if
a fast route is more important,
select 40/60 or lower.

Note:

This setting is applied only if you
select the "Optimum" route op­tion (see p. 68).

Switching the dynamic destination
guidance on/off

During a dynamic destination guid­ance, the navigation system anal­yses the TMC traffic announce­ments and incorporates them into
the route planning. The traffi c an­nouncements are received from
radio stations broadcasting TMC
signals.

To switch the dynamic destination
guidance on/off:

➜

In the "Route options" menu, mark
and confi rm the "Dynamic" menu
item.

You can use the menu button to
activate the dynamic adaptation
of the route to the traffi c situa­tion (check mark) or deactivate
it (no check mark).

If TMC traffi c announcements are
present that apply to the route,
the route is recalculated. You may
be required to insert the naviga­tion CD if it is not located in the
CD drive.

In addition, the TMC symbol is
displayed B.

B

TMC

14

FMT

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C D E

Operating the navigation system

If a TMC station is received, the dis­play shows the TMC symbol B. If no
TMC station is received, the TMC
symbol B fl ashes.

Note:

The dynamic destination guid­ance requires that a TMC station
is set during the entire destina­tion guidance. If no TMC station
is set, the dynamic destination
guidance does not work. For this
reason, switch on the automatic
tuning to TMC stations (see p.

33).

Recalculating the route

As soon as the navigation system
receives a route-relevant TMC traf­fi c announcement, it automatically
checks whether you can reach your
destination faster using a differ­ent route. This recalculation is an­nounced via voice output.

Whether the navigation system then
actually guides you to a new route
is dependent upon the information
received via TMC. If you are guided
through the traffi c obstruction de­spite the recalculation, you receive
an acoustic note that the route fea­tures traffi c obstructions.

Displaying the current
position

You can display the current vehicle
position at any time as follows:

➜

Press the
The Info display appears and the

previous voice-prompted turn-by­turn direction as well as voice
information about the route are

button B.

repeated, provided that destina­tion guidance is active.

A B

Info

SIR MATT BUSBY WAY

6

Destn. Info GPS info

Current street

A

Wind rose (pointing north)

B

"Destn. Info" menu

C

"GPS Info" menu

D

Number of currently received

E

GPS satellites

Displaying the current
geographical position

You can display the longitude and
latitude of the current vehicle posi­tion as follows:

➜

Press the

button B.

The Info display appears.
In the Info display, select and

➜

confi rm the "GPS Info" menu.

GPS info

Received sats: 7
Longitude: 48.794
Latitude: 9.004
Altitude: 385

The longitude and latitude of the
current vehicle position are dis­played, as well as the altitude
above sea level and the number
of received GPS satellite sig­nals.

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Installation instructions

Displaying the current destination

If the destination guidance is active,
you can display the current destina­tion as follows:

➜

Press the
The Info display appears.

In the Info display, select and

➜

confi rm the "Destn. Info" menu.
The destination is displayed.

button B.

Installation
instructions

These installation instructions apply
to most types of vehicles. Your vehi­cle may differ depending upon the
model. In this case and for any other
questions, your Blaupunkt author­ised dealer or our telephone hotline
will gladly provide assistance.

We assume no liability for damages
resulting from installation or con­nection errors or consequential
damages.

Note:

These installation instructions
assume that the negative pole of
the battery is connected to the
body of the vehicle.

For your safety

General

You may only install the device

•
yourself if you are experienced
in installing car sound systems
and navigation systems and are
very familiar with the electrical
system of the vehicle.

Operate the device only with a

•
battery voltage between 10.5
and 14.4 V!

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Before the installation

Allow the device to become accli-

•
matised for several hours prior to
installation to prevent the forma­tion of condensation inside the
housing!

Read and observe the operating

•
instructions for your vehicle as
well as the operating instructions
for devices to be connected to
this device (e.g. antennas, loud­speakers, etc.)!

During the installation

•

Disconnect the negative pole of
the battery! Observe the safety
notes of the vehicle manufac­turer.

•

Never connect vehicle connec­tors directly with the device!
Always use adapter cables!

•

Use positive and negative cables
with a minimum cross section of

1.5 mm
When you drill holes, ensure that

•

2

!

you do not damage any vehicle
components!

Installation instructions

Connection assignments

Overview of the connections

C-1 C-2 C-3

13

16

10

7

14

3

6

9

10

7

8

D

5

6

3

4

1

2

9

11

8

25

1234567

1234567

Chamber A

1 Gala/speedometer

2 Telephone mute (active low)

3 Reversing light signal

4 Continuous positive (terminal 30)

5 Automatic antenna

6 Illumination

7 Ignition (terminal 15)

8 Ground

19

15

18

12

14

17

20

8

8

C

B

A

Chamber B

1 Loudspeaker RR+

2 Loudspeaker RR-

3 Loudspeaker RF+

4 Loudspeaker RF-

5 Loudspeaker LF+

6 Loudspeaker LF-

7 Loudspeaker LR+

8 Loudspeaker LR-

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Chamber C1
(Equaliser/Amplifi er)

1 Line out LR

2 Line out RR

3 Line out GND

4 Line out LF

5 Line out RF

6 +12 V switched*

Chamber C2
(car phone/optional IR remote control
RC 10)

7 Telephone IN+

8 Telephone IN-

9 Telephone mute (active low)

10 +12 V switched*

11 Remote control IN

12 Remote control GND

Chamber C3

13 CDC data IN

14 CDC data OUT

15 +12 V continuous positive

16 +12 V switched*

17 CDC data GND

18 CDC AF GND

19 CDC AF L

20 CDC AF R

* Sum. total 400 mA

Connections in chamber A

5

Relais

12V

A

7

KL. 15 +12 V

8 604 390 045

8

1

3

6

2

12

V

4

1 Speedometer signal
2 Telephone mute (active low)
3 Reversing light signal
4 Continuous positive connec-

tion

Terminal 30 battery +12 V.
Cable cross section min. 1.5 mm
Do not route the cable alongside

wire harnesses!
Connect the safety bracket for

shielding the positive cable and at­tach it to the positive pole of the
battery!

2

5 Control cable

(Power Antenna +)

Switched positive output for exter­nal components, such as a power
antenna.

Max. load <150 mA

.

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2

Installation instructions

CAUTION!

Do not connect the power cable

➜

to terminal 15 (switched posi­tive) or terminal 30 (continuous
positive)!

6 Illumination connection

For vehicles with adjustable instru­ment lighting (positive controlled)

7 Positive connection switched via

ignition

CAUTION!

This connection must be con-

➜

nected as switched via ignition
(terminal 15, +12 V)!

8 Ground connection

Cable cross section min. 1.5 mm2.
Do not connect the ground wire to

the negative pole of the battery, but
to a suitable ground location, such

as a screw or plate of the body.

If the radio connection is protected
by a 10-A fuse:

CAUTION!

Risk of damage to the
device!

If you connect vehicle connectors
directly to the device, it may dam­age the device. This also applies to
pre-fabricated ISO connectors.

Use only vehicle-specifi c adapter

➜

cables from Blaupunkt.

➜

Connect the vehicle-specific
adapter cable 1 to the vehicle
connector 2 and to chamber
A 5 on the rear side of the de­vice.

1

A

5

3

4

Connecting the device

Establishing the power
connection

➜

Check whether the radio con­nection of your vehicle is already
protected with a 10-A fuse at the
factory (see vehicle operating in­structions or fuse box).

If the radio connection is not pro-
tected by a 10-A fuse:

➜

Connect the negative wire to the
negative pole of the battery.

➜

Connect the positive wire to the
positive pole of the battery via
a 10-A fl oating fuse so that the
10-A fl oating fuse is at a maxi­mum distance of 30 cm from the
positive pole of the battery.

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2

Installation instructions

Do not lay the wires parallel to

➜

wire harnesses.

Connecting the loudspeakers

If passively pre-equipped with
4-ohm loudspeakers:

➜

Adapt the ISO connector 7 of
the vehicle to the plug assign­ment shown in the illustration
below.

➜

If required, connect an ISO
extension cable (order no.
7 607 647 093).

➜

Plug the connector into cham­ber B 6 of the device.

6

7

A

RF

RR

+

4 Ohm

-

R

L

+

LF

4 Ohm

­+

4 Ohm

-

+

4 Ohm

-

If actively pre-equipped (separate
output stages):

➜

Connect the special adapter ca­bles to chamber C1 according
to the manufacturer's instruc­tions.

er cable (order no. 7 607 621 129)
from your specialist dealer.

The antenna installation and con­nection is described in the antenna
installation instructions.

➜

Insert the antenna connector
into the antenna socket 1 of the
device.

1

Connecting the GPS antenna

➜

Install the GPS antenna in the ve­hicle as described in the GPS an­tenna installation instructions.

➜

Insert the SMB connector 2 into
the corresponding socket of the
device.

Connecting the radio antenna

With pre-equipped vehicles, such as
VW, Seat or Audi, the supply voltage
for the antenna is supplied via the
antenna cable (see the operating
instructions of the vehicle). If the
original equipment radio of such a
vehicle is to be replaced by a com­mercial radio, you must obtain an
antenna feed separating fi lter (or­der no. 7 691 290 202) or the adapt-

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Connecting the reversing light signal

➜

Route the cable from the revers­ing light to pin 3 3 of the connec­tor in chamber A 5 so that +12 V

2

Installation instructions

is applied to the connection if the
vehicle is in reverse gear.

➜

If the connection to the reversing
light is not possible, connect pin
3 to ground.

Note:

If you do not connect the revers­ing light signal, the device does
not detect a reverse travel. If the
GPS signal is missing, it may im­pact the accuracy of the naviga­tion.

Connecting the speedometer
signal

You can navigate with or without
speedometer signal.

CAUTION!

Risk of damage!

Incorrect connections can damage
the device or the vehicle electron­ics.

➜

This connection should only be
performed by an authorised spe­cialist workshop of the vehicle
manufacturer!

➜

Connect the vehicle-specific
speedometer signal connection
to pin 1 4 of the connector in
chamber A 5.

1

A

5

3

4

After installation, you must ac-

➜

tivate the "Speed signal" menu
item in the "Installation" menu
(see p. 79)!

Installing the device

Installing the bracket

Note:

The supplied bracket of the device
is intended for a DIN car sound
system cutout measuring 182 x
53 x 165 mm and an instrument
panel thickness of 1 – 20 mm in
the area of the tabs. For vehi­cles without DIN tray, you need
a vehicle-specifi c bracket for 50/
52-mm devices. Please contact
your specialised Blaupunkt deal­er.

➜

Insert the bracket into the tray.

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Installation instructions

Bend over as many tabs as pos-

➜

sible using a screwdriver.

➜

Insert the device into the tray to
one-third of its length.

➜

Loosen the screw 1 above the
gyroscope 2 on the right side of
the device.

➜

Adjust the gyroscope with a hol­low hexagon wrench so that the
marking is in the vertical posi­tion.

Note:

The maximum setting range is
between –10° and +30°.

➜

Retighten the screw 1.

Installing the device in the tray

➜

Ensure that all connectors are
correctly inserted and the lateral
latching tabs are engaged.

CAUTION!

Danger of damage, risk of
incorrect settings!

If you touch the controls on the
control panel while inserting the
device, they may be damaged.
The device could switch on and
subsequent entries are interpreted
as incorrect entries of the code. The
device is subsequently blocked.

➜

Touch the control panel only at
the edges while inserting it.

➜

Push the device into the tray until
it engages and is retained by the
lateral tabs.

The device should now be installed
in the following position:

Right/left: min. –5° /max. +5°
Front/rear: min. –10°/max. +30°

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Entering the code number

If you switch on the device for the
fi rst time after its installation (see
p. 9), you must enter the code (see
p. 21).

Installation instructions

Switching the speedometer
signal on/off

After you connected the speedom­eter signal, you must switch on the
analysis of the speedometer signal
as follows:

➜

In the "Installation" menu, select
and confi rm the "Speed signal"
menu item as described under
"Operating the menu" on p. 12.

Installation

Auto calib.

Manual calib.

Use the menu button < to switch
on the analysis of the speedome­ter signal (check mark) or switch
it off (no check mark).

•

Switch on the analysis of the
speedometer signal after you
connected the speedometer
signal.

•

Switch off the analysis of the
speedometer signal if you did
not connect the speedometer
signal.

Sensor test
Speedsignal

Performing a sensor test

To check whether the device is cor­rectly connected:

➜

In the "Installation" menu, select
and confi rm the "Sensor test"
menu item as described under
"Operating the menu" on p. 12.

The sensor data are displayed.

Sensor test

GPS sat: 8 Strength: 41
Direction: Forward
Ignition: On
Speedsignal: 5528

GPS Sat (test of the GPS an-

•

tenna): If the GPS antenna is
connected, "OK" appears. If the
device receives GPS satellite
signals, their number and fi eld
strength are displayed. The GPS
antenna must be aligned so that
it receives at least 4 satellites
and the fi eld strength is greater
than 40.

•

Direction (test of the reversing

light signal): If you connected the
reversing signal, "Backward" must
appear if the vehicle is in reverse
gear, and "Forward" if the vehicle
is not in reverse gear.

•

Ignition (test of the positive igni-

tion connection): If you turn on
the vehicle ignition, "On" must
appear.

•

Speed signal (test of the speed-

ometer signal): If you connect­ed the speedometer signal and
move the vehicle a little bit, the
speedometer signal pulses must
appear.

Calibrating the device

Before you use the navigation sys­tem for the fi rst time, you must cali­brate it.

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Installation instructions

You can calibrate the naviga­tion system either automatically
on a longer calibration trip (5 to
15 km) or manually on an exactly
measured distance (100 to 500 m)
(see below).

To calibrate the device:

➜

Switch on the vehicle ignition.

➜

Install the navigation software
(see p. 47).

➜

Keep the navigation CD in the
CD drive.

➜

In the Settings menu, select
and confirm the "Installation"
menu item as described under
"Operating the menu" on p. 12.

The "Installation" menu is dis­played.

Installation

Auto calib.

Manual calib.

Sensor test
Speedsignal

Calibrating the navigation system
automatically

To calibrate the navigation system
automatically:

Auto calib.

Start

➜

In the "Installation" menu, select
and confirm the "Auto calib."
menu item.

➜

Follow the instructions on the
display.

Notes:

Drive the specifi ed route using
major or country roads. The spec­ifi ed distance of the route to be
driven only represents an average
value. It can also be shorter or, in
case of detrimental conditions,
signifi cantly longer. The fi nal fi ne
calibration is not complete until
approx. 50 km.

A bar display appears during the
calibration travel. You can press
the ESC button A to exit the
menu. It does not cancel the cali­bration which continues to run
in the background. If you call up
the menu again, the bar display
shows the progress of the cali­bration.

After a successful calibration
travel, the display shows "The
system is now calibrated". The
navigation system is now opera­tional.

➜

If the display shows "Calibration
unsuccessful", you must repeat

the calibration.

Calibrating the navigation system
manually

To calibrate the navigation system
manually:

➜

In the "Installation" menu, select
and confi rm the "Manual calib."
menu item.

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Installation instructions

Manual calib.

Distance

200 Metres

The distance for the calibration
travel is displayed.

➜

Change the distance of the cali­bration travel, if required, by
turning the menu button <.
Next, press the OK button =.

Note:

The distance must measure be­tween 100 and 500 metres. The
adjusted distance must exactly
match the measured distance!

➜

Press the OK button = to star t
the manual calibration.

➜

Drive the specifi c distance which
you set on an exactly measured
route. Do not drive faster than
30 km/h.

➜

Press the OK button = to end
the manual calibration.

After a successful calibration
travel, the display shows "The
system is now calibrated". The
navigation system is now opera­tional.

➜

If the display shows "Calibration
unsuccessful", you must repeat

the calibration.

Cancelling the calibration

If you want to cancel the calibra­tion:

➜

Press the ESC button A.
The calibration continues in the

background.

Cleaning the device

➜

Clean the contacts of the con­trol panel regularly using a soft
cloth moistened with cleaning
alcohol.

Uninstalling the device

➜

Disconnect the negative pole of
the battery. Observe the safety
notes of the vehicle manufac­turer.

➜

Remove the control panel.

2

➜

Insert the brackets 2 on the left
and the right side in the openings
in the control panel and push
them in until the lateral springs
disengage with an audible click
sound.

➜

Pull out the device evenly using
both brackets.

➜

Remove the brackets and reat­tach the control panel.

➜

Press on the lateral tabs of the
individual connectors and dis­connect all connectors.

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Warranty Specifi cations

Warranty

We provide a manufacturer's war­ranty for our products purchased
within the European Union. For
devices purchased outside the
European Union, the warranty terms
issued by our respective responsi­ble domestic agency are valid.

The warranty terms can be called
up under www.blaupunkt.com or
requested directly from:

Blaupunkt GmbH
Hotline
Robert-Bosch-Str. 200

D-31139 Hildesheim

Specifi cations

Voltage supply

Operating voltage: 10.5–14.4 V

Current consumption

Operating: max. 10 A
Standby: typ. 550 mA
30 min. after switch-off:

typ. 12 mA
72 hours after switch-off:

< 2 mA

Amplifi er output power

Acc. to DIN 45324:
at 14.4 V 4 x 25 watt sine

Max. Power:
4 x 45 watt at 14.4 V

Preamplifi er output
(Preamp Out)

4 channels: 3 V

Input sensitivity

CD changer input: 2 V / 6 kΩ
Phone input: max. 4.8 V
eff. 3.8 V

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Tuner

FM waveband:

87.5–108 MHz
MW waveband:

531–1602 kHz
LW waveband: 153–279 kHz
FM frequency range:

35–16000 Hz

CD player

Frequency range:
20–20000 Hz

Subject to technical changes!

Glossary

Glossary

Digital equaliser

Digital sound control for adapting
the frequency response. An equal­iser consists of several fi lters which
allow for improving the sound or ad­justing it to personal preferences.

EON – Enhanced Other Network

In case of a traffi c announcement
(TA), the device switches over from
a non-traffi c information station to
a traffi c information station of the
same station chain. After the traffi c
announcement, the system switch­es back to the previously heard pro­gramme.

GPS – Global Positioning System

This system allows for a worldwide
positioning by means of 24 satel­lites orbiting the earth at elevations
of 20000 km and transmitting a pre­cise time signal. At least 4 satel­lites must be received for an exact
positioning.

HighCut

HighCut results in an improved re­ception in case of weak radio re­ception (FM only). If the reception
is weak, the interference level is
automatically decreased.

Corridor function

If you enter a destination and the
navigation system calculates a
route, it not only saves the route,
but also a corridor to the left and
right side of this route. This allows
the navigation system during desti­nation guidance to continue giving

turn-by-turn directions even if no
navigation CD is inserted.

Optimum route

Combination of fast and short
route. The relationship of the two
route components can be adjusted
(see "Setting the optimum route"
on p. 70).

TA – Traffi c Announcement

Spoken traffi c announcement on
the radio.

TMC – Traffi c Message Channel

RDS data service for area-based
traffi c announcements.

The navigation system can perma­nently receive digital, inaudible traf­fi c announcements free of charge by
means of a TMC station – provided
that the radio is set to a TMC sta­tion. During dynamic destination
guidance (see p. 70), these traf­fi c announcements are analysed
and the route is automatically ad­justed.

Standby time

If you switch off the device, it re­mains in standby mode for 30
minutes. During this time, the de­vice software remains in memory,
which increases the current con­sumption. After that time period,
the device completely switches off
to save power, and the memory is
deleted.

If you switch the device back on
during the standby time, it is op­erational again after a few seconds;
an active destination guidance is
continued.

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Index

If you switch the device back on af­ter the standby time has expired,
it takes longer for the device to be
operational again

since the device software must be
reloaded.

Tr avels tore

Automatic searching and storing of
the six strongest radio stations re­ceived of the region (see p. 39).

Surroundings function

If no destination guidance is active,
the navigation system uses its free
memory to load digital map mate­rial surrounding the vehicle position
from the navigation CD.

If you enter a destination within this
area, the navigation system can ac­cess the data in the memory and
does not require the navigation CD.
If you enter a destination outside
of this area, you are requested to
insert the navigation CD.

Since the memory is required for
the route and the corridor follow­ing a route calculation, parts of the
stored surroundings are deleted
again from memory after a desti­nation entry.

The device can only display and an­nounce TMC traffi c announcements
that refer to the map material in the
memory.

Index

A

Adjusting bass 15
Adjusting the treble 15
Audio source

selecting 26, 66

B

Balance

adjust 16

Buttons

ESC button 10, 12
INFO button 71
MENU button 12
OK button 12
overview 6

C

Car phone 11
CD changer

SCAN 44
switch on 27
tracks menu 42

CD player

inserting a CD 10
operate 40
playable CDs 40
playing a CD 26, 41
SCAN 44
stopping a CD 42
switch on 27

Cleaning 4, 81
Clock

setting 21

Code

activating the query 21
deactivating the query 21
enter 9

Control panel

attaching 8
detaching 8

CONTROLS

buttons 6

Corridor function 46, 83

84

Index

D

Destination guidance

cancel 66
displaying estimated arrival time 25
displaying remaining travel time 25
displaying the junction zoom 25
dynamic 70
wind rose 65

Device card 4
Display

adjust automatically to light
conditions 20
brightness day 20
brightness night 20
setting the Language 20
switch off 20

Disposal 4

E

EON 83
Equaliser 83
Equalizer 17

F

Fader

adjust 16

G

GPS 83

H

HICUT 23, 83

I

Installation test 79

J

Junction zoom 25

L

Loudness 15

M

Menu

operate 12
overview 13

MP3 player

browse menu 43
displaying ID3 tags 45
displaying MP3 fi le names 45
operate 40
playable MP3 CDs 41
playing an MP3-CD 26
SCAN 44
switching scrolling text on/off 45
switch on 27

Muting (Mute) 11

cancel 11

N

Navigation system

activating voice output 24
basic settings in the menu 24
calibrating automatically 80
calibrating manually 80
deleting saved destinations 61
display 48
displaying the current position 71
displaying the list 52
entering a destination address 54
entering a destination centre of a
part of a city 56
entering a destination city 55
entering a destination country 55
entering a destination from memory 62
entering a destination house
number 57
entering a destination
intersection 58
entering a destination postcode 55
entering a destination street 56
entering a point of interest 57
entering special characters 53
entering text 52
entering the destination: overview 52
installing the software 47
menu 49
operating principle 46
renaming saved destinations 61
saving destinations 59
start 52

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R

Radio

alternative frequencies 22
basic settings in the menu 22
cancelling an automatic station seek
tuning 37
changing the seek tuning sensitivity 24
displaying the station name 22
improved reception (HICUT) 23
limit reception to regional stations 23
quitting Travelstore 40
scanning stations 38
selecting stored stations 40
selecting the memory bank (FM1,
FM2, FMT) 36
selecting the waveband (FM, MW,
LW) 36
setting the TMC station
automatically 33
starting an automatic station seek
tuning 36
starting Travelstore 39
storing stations 38
storing stations automatically 39
tuning into a station 36

Route

change automatically for
traffi c jams 70
changing manually 67
defi ning an optimum 70
display 67
dynamic 46
enable/disable ferries 69
enable/disable major roads 69
enable/disable motorways 69
enable/disable seasonally blocked
routes 69
enable/disable toll roads 69
enable/disable tunnels 69
optimum 83
options 68
recalculate 66, 71

S

Safety 3
SCAN 44
Sensortest 79
Sound

adjust 15
equalizer 17
loudness 15

Speedometer signal 79
Standby 83
Station seek tuning

automatically 36
cancel 37
manually 37

Surroundings function 47, 84
Switch-off 9
Switch-on 9

T

Text

delete 54
enter 52

Theft protection 8
TMC 83
TMC symbol

does not fl ash 33
fl ashes 34

Traffi c announcements 31

cancel 33
fade in automatically 32
receiving TMC automatically 33
showing TMC 34

Travelstore 39, 84
Turn-by-turn directions

not following 66
voice-prompted 65

V

Volume

change 11
front-rear distribution 16
left-right distribution 16
limiting during switch-on 18
minimum for car phone 19
minimum for traffi c announcements 19
muting 11
reduce automatically during turn-by­turn directions 19
volume menu 19

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Country: Phone: Fax:

Germany (D) 0180-5000225 05121-49 4002

Austria (A) 01-610 39 0 01-610 39 391

Belgium (B) 02-525 5444 02-525 5263

Denmark (DK) 44-898 360 44-898 644

Finland (FIN) 09-435 991 09-435 99236

France (F) 01-4010 7007 01-4010 7320

Great Britain (GB) 01-89583 8880 01-89583 8394

Greece (GR) 210 94 27 337 210 94 12 711

Ireland (IRL) 01-46 66 700 01-46 66 706

Italy (I) 02-369 62331 02-369 62464

Luxembourg (L) 40 4078 40 2085

Netherlands (NL) 0800 400 1010 0800 400 1040

Norway (N) 66-817 000 66-817 157

Portugal (P) 2185 00144 2185 00165

Spain (E) 902 52 77 70 91 410 4078

Sweden (S) 08-7501850 08-7501810

Switzerland (CH) 01-8471644 01-8471650

Czech. Rep. (CZ) 02-6130 0446 02-6130 0514

Hungary (H) 76 511 803 76 511 809

Poland (PL) 0800-118922 022-8771260

Turkey (TR) 0212-335 06 71 0212-346 00 40

http://www.blaupunkt.com

Robert-Bosch-Straße 200, D-31139 Hildesheim

Blaupunkt GmbH,

Printed in Germany

At a glance!
TravelPilot Rome NAV55E

Open the control panel and remove the CD

Tur n: volume control
Press short: Switch on/mute traffi c announcement/fading out

the turn-by-turn direction
Press long: Switch off

Calling the settings menu

MENU

Function buttons 1-6 (the functions assigned to these function
buttons are shown on the display)

Press short: Call up traffi c information settings

TRAF

Press long: Display TMC messages
Turn: Select menu item/character

OK button

OK

Press short: Confi rm selection
Press long: Start scan/station seek tuning

Press short: Switch to navigation system

NAVI

Press long: Call up route options

Press short: Switch to radio

TUNE

Press repeatedly: Select the waveband (FM1, FM2,
FMT, MW, LW)
Press long: Start Travelstore

Toggle between CD/MP3/WMA player and optional

SRC

CD changer

Press short in the menu: Change to the previous menu level

ESC

Press long in the menu: Change to the top menu level
Text input: Delete last character
Navigation: Cancel destination guidance
Scan: Cancel
Travelstore: Cancel

Display current location, display complete list
Press short during destination guidance: Show current location
and repeat previous voice-prompted turn-by-turn direction
Press long during destination guidance: Display route list

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