Cadillac CTS 2003 Navigation Manual

The 2003 CTS Entertainment and Navigation System Supplement

This supplement contains information on the operation of the Entertainment and Navigation System in your vehicle. This supplement, along with your owner’s manual, will assist you in the proper use of the system. If you have any problems using the system, please contact your dealer.

-1 System Overview

2-1 Navigation Features 3-1 Audio System Features 4-1 Voice Recognition

Here the supplement gives you basic information that you will need to know to be able to operate your Entertainment and Navigation System.

This section shows the different features available on your Navigation System.

This section explains how to use the audio system.

This section explains how to use the voice recognition with the Entertainment and Navigation System.

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This manual includes the latest information at the time it was printed. We reserve the right to make changes in the product after that time without notice.

Please keep this supplement with the owner’s manual in your vehicle, so it will be there if you ever need it while you’re on the road. If you sell your vehicle, leave the owner’s manual supplement and the owner’s manual with the vehicle.

Section 1 System Overview

Here you’ll find basic information about the features of your Navigation System and how they are used. 1-2 Introduction

-2 Screen Features

-8 Main Menu

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-14 Setup Menu

-18 Browser

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-19 Personal Choice Controls

-19 OnStar

System

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Introduction

Before you begin to operate this system, read this manual thoroughly to become familiar with it and to understand how the system works.

Use of this system may be restricted in some states. You can check with your state motor vehicle agency.

Screen Features

Below is an example of what you’ll see on the display when you access the system’s various screens.

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A. Driver Information Center (DIC) Line B. Banner C. Radio Station Information D. Radio Data Systems (RDS) Message E. Single CD (Compact Disc) Player Information F. CD (Compact Disc) Changer Information G. Radio/CD (Compact Disc) Changer Information H. Equalizer Information I. Navigation System Route Information J. Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Information K. Automatic Volume Compensation (AVC)

Information L. TUNE/SEL Knob and SEEK/SCAN Switch Functions M. Multi

-Function Buttons

Driver Information Center (DIC) Line

The information shown here varies depending upon which system you choose to display. You can change the information using the Vehicle Information menu. See “Driver Information Center (DIC)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

Banner

The Banner is where you will find the title for each screen or menu. There are some screens that do not have titles, but most do. If the BAND or radio screen is active, you will also see the currently active band. For example, if you see Radio FM1, it means that the FM1 band is active. The presets for that band are displayed at the right of the screen. For more information, see “Multi this section.

The Banner information cannot be edited or changed.

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Radio Station Information

The information shown here tells you which radio station frequency you are tuned to, such as 100.7, as shown in the previous example. If there is any Radio Data Systems (RDS) station identification information being broadcast, that information will be shown also. If you are currently scanning radio stations, Scan will appear on the screen next to the radio station frequency . See “Finding a Station” in the Index for more information.

The information to the right of the radio station frequency and identification is RDS emergency alert and traffic announcements. You will see Emergency Test whenever the RDS station you are tuned to conducts a test of the local emergency broadcast system. If there is a real emergency, you will see Emergency on the screen and information will be provided regarding the emergency.

Traffic only appears on the screen when you turn on the traffic announcements feature. When Traffic appears on the screen, the system will seek for an RDS station which supports traffic information. See “Radio Data Systems (RDS)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual as well as “Radio Screen” in the Index of this manual for more information.

RDS Message

If the RDS Message feature is on and the RDS station that the system is tuned to is broadcasting RDS information, it will be shown here. See “FM Menu” in the Index for more information.

The content of the information varies depending on the station, but it may contain the title and artist of the song currently playing or information on traffic problems, such as accidents or construction areas. Stations do not always broadcast messages, so this part of the screen may be blank at times.

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Single CD (Compact Disc) Player Information

The CD symbol shown indicates that a CD is loaded in the map CD player located at the top of the screen. If there is a music note next to the CD symbol, a music CD is loaded in the player. If a small square resembling a piece of paper is next to the CD symbol, a CD with data on it is loaded in the player. See “Playing a Compact Disc (CD)” in the Index for more information.

CD (Compact Disc) Changer Information

The six horizontal lines shown on the screen represent the six different slots of the six the bottom of the screen. If you see a green line, it means that a CD is loaded in that slot. If the line is yellow, it means that the CD in that slot is the selected CD. If the line is gray, it means that no CD is loaded in that slot. See “Playing a Compact Disc (CD)” in the Index for more information.

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Radio/CD (Compact Disc) Changer Information

Information about the radio and/or CD changer is shown here. For example, if you are working in the Setup menu and the radio is playing, you will see the currently tuned radio station frequency here as well as the current band such as FM1 107.9. If you are playing a CD, however, you will see information about the CD changer such as Disc 2 Track 5.

This information is displayed in the center, rather than the lower left, of the screen and in the Banner when the Radio screen is active.

Equalizer Information

The currently active equalization will be shown here. You can have up to three customized equalizations. See “Setting the T one” in the Index for more information on programming the equalizer.

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Navigation System Route Information

If you have a route planned/calculated in the system, you will see the status of the route shown here. The road you are currently traveling will be displayed along with the time remaining and the distance remaining to your final destination, represented by a black and white checkered flag. In the example listed previously, the vehicle is on Torrance Boulevard and has 45 minutes and 55 234 km remaining until the final destination is reached.

If you are not on the planned route, an arrow indicating the general direction of your destination is shown. The distance remaining to your destination is also shown. This distance may not be accurate because it is based upon a “straight actual roads you travel to your destination may not reflect a straight line. Once you enter the planned route, the actual calculated distance and time remaining to your destination will be shown.

If you leave the planned route, the system will recalculate the route for you automatically if you have turned on the Auto Recalc (Automatic Recalculation) feature. See “Navigation Menu” in the Index for more information.

-line” measurement, and the

Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Information

The currently selected DSP setting for use with the radio or CD changer will be shown here. There are five DSP choices: Normal, T alk, Driver Seat, Rear Seat and Spacious. For more information on programming the DSP feature, see “Setting the T one” in the Index.

Tune/Sel (Select) Knob and Seek/Scan Switch Functions

This area of the screen tells you what functions are available for the TUNE/SEL knob and SEEK/SCAN switch for the currently active screen. Only the highlighted functions are available for use, and the functions vary from screen to screen. The curved double arrow function is associated with the TUNE/SEL knob. The solid dot function is associated with pressing the TUNE/SEL knob. The double is associated with the SEEK/SCAN switch.

-headed arrow function

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For example, on the Radio screen shown previously, you can tune to different stations manually by turning the TUNE/SEL knob. To access the FM Menu, you press the knob once. To seek up or down, you press the right or left arrow on the SEEK/SCAN switch. To scan stations up or down, press and hold the SEEK/SCAN switch until Scan appears on the display. Radio also appears on the display as the title of the currently active screen.

AVC (Automatic Volume Compensation) Information

This area of the screen is used to indicate if AVC is on or off. See “Setting the Tone” in the Index for more information.

Multi-Function Buttons

These buttons are called multi-function buttons because the function of each button changes depending upon which screen is active. The multi the dot on them, located to the right of the display, control the six prompts at the right of the screen. When the Radio screen is active as shown in the previous example, these buttons represent the programmed preset radio stations for each band (FM1, FM2, AM), but when Navigation is active, these buttons represent other functions. See “Navigation Multi in the Index for more information.

If you see a triangle or carat in the upper left corner of the prompt, it means that the multi programmable. Once the function you want is active, press and hold the button until you hear a beep. The new function will be programmed and displayed as the prompt for that multi programming the multi stations, see “Setting Preset Stations” in the Index.

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-function buttons for preset radio

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-Function Buttons”

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Main Menu

The Main Menu provides a brief overview of the available functions of the Navigation System as a whole. The information that follows describes the menu items in detail.

T o access the Main Menu, press the MAIN button located to the lower left of the display. The following menu items will appear on the screen:

Radio

Audio

Navigation

The following multi

Address Book

Setup

Feat Prog (Feature Programming)

Voice Memo

Browser

Vehicle Info (Information)

-function buttons are also available:

Radio

If you select this menu item, the Radio screen will be displayed. You can also access the Radio screen by pressing the BAND button located to the left of the display . See “Radio Screen” in the Index for more information.

CD (Compact Disc)

If you select this menu item, the CD changer screen will be displayed. You can also access the CD changer screen by pressing the CD button located to the left of the display. If a CD is loaded in CD changer, it will begin playing track one. See “Playing a Compact Disc (CD)” in the Index for more information.

Audio

If you select this menu item, the Audio screen will be displayed. You can also access the Audio screen by pressing the Audio button located to the left of the display . Using this screen, you can adjust the various sound levels, such as bass and treble. See “Setting the T one” in the Index for more information.

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Navigation

If you select this menu item, the Navi System Startup screen will be displayed if you have not previously accessed the Navigation System since you turned on the ignition. You must press Agree in order to continue using the Navigation System.

If you have previously accessed the Navigation System since turning the ignition on, the current map will be displayed.

You can also access the navigation screen by pressing the NAV button located to the left of the display. See “Navigation System Overview” and “Navi System Startup” in the Index for more information.

Address Book

If you select this multi-function button, the Address Book screen will be displayed. You can store names, phone numbers and addresses for future use in the system using this screen.

All information is stored alphabetically. To access previously stored information, do the following:

1. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob until you reach the letter grouping that contains the first letter of the person’s last name.

2. Once the grouping is highlighted on the screen, press the TUNE/SEL knob once. All the information stored under that grouping will be listed.

3. Scroll to the name you want and press the TUNE/SEL knob to select it. The information you selected will be displayed on the screen.

New information can be entered manually or transferred from a Palmt hand “Receive” following for more information.

The following multi from the Address Book screen:

New Entry

Delete All

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-function buttons are also available

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New Entry

T o enter information manually to the Address Book, press the New Entry multi New Entry screen appears, do the following:

1. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to scroll to the desired entry field.

2. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to select the first letter required. Press the knob once to set the letter and advance the cursor.

3. Continue entering letters and/or numbers until the entry is complete.

4. Press the Ok multi the new entry screen.

5. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to scroll to the next field.

6. Press the TUNE/SEL knob once to enter this field’s information.

7. Repeat the above steps until all the desired fields are entered.

8. Press the Done multi the entry.

-function button. Once the

-function button to return to

-function button to complete

You can enter the following information:

Last Name

First Name

Title

Company

Work (Phone Number)

Home (Phone Number)

Fax (Phone Number)

Other (Cell Phone Number, Pager, etc.)

Other

Address

City

State

Zip Code

Country

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The following multi-function buttons are available in the New Entry screen:

Receive: If you want to transfer information stored in a Palm hand Receive multi displayed, and you will be prompted to transfer the data. See “Beam” in the Index for more information.

Edit: If you want to change any of the stored information, you can use the Edit multi Use the following steps to edit information stored in the address book:

1. Perform Steps 1 and 2 for accessing stored information listed previously under “Address Book.”

2. Press the Edit multi-function button once the name you want is highlighted.

3. Use the TUNE/SEL knob to change the stored information. Press the Done multi when you are finished with each field.

4. Press the Back multi Edit menu.

-held computing device, press the

-function button. The Beam screen will be

-function button.

-function button

-function button to exit the

Delete All

If you select Delete All from the Address Book screen, the system will ask you if you want to delete all the stored information in the address book. If you press the yes multi deleted from the Address Book. If you press the no multi-function button, you will return to the Address Book screen and the information will not be deleted.

-function button, all stored information will be

Setup

The Setup Menu is used to adjust the basic features of the system to your preference. See “Setup Menu” later in this section for more information.

Feat Prog (Feature Programming)

The Feature Programming menu is where you can customize the programmable features on your vehicle to your preferences. For more information, see “Vehicle Programming and Personalization Features” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual.

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Voice Memo (Memorandum)

The Voice Memo screen allows you to record and playback up to 10 personalized messages.

You can perform the following using the Voice Memo multi

-function buttons:

Record

Append

Play

Delete

Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to scroll through any previously recorded messages. Press the knob to select a message.

Record

Press this multi message. It will start recording when you begin speaking. It will cancel the recording if you do not speak within 10 seconds.

Append

Press this multi recorded message. T o use this feature do the following:

1. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob until the message you want to add to is highlighted.

2. Press the Append multi then begin recording the additional information.

-function button to begin recording a

-function button to add to a previously

-function button. You can

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Play

Press this multi recorded message. Play is also used to resume playback of a message after it has been paused. While the message is playing, the following multi will be available:

Skip Fwd

Skip Back

Pause

Stop

Skip Fwd (Skip Forward): Press this multi button to fast forward through the message.

Skip Back: Press this multi-function button to reverse quickly through the message.

Pause: Press this multi playback of the message. The system will remember where the message was paused and will resume play at the same location when the Play multi is pressed.

-function button to play a previously

-function buttons

-function

-function button to stop the

-function button

Stop: Press this multi playback of a message.

Delete

Press this multi recorded messages.

-function button to stop the

-function button to delete previously

Browser

The Browser is a feature that allows you to view HTML files stored on a compact disc (CD). For more information on this feature, see “Browser” listed later in this section.

Vehicle Info (Information)

The Vehicle Information menu provides the status of several of your vehicle’s systems. You can also access this menu by pressing the INFO button located to the left of the display. For more information, see “Driver Information Center (DIC)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual.

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Setup Menu

The Setup menu allows you to adjust the basic features of the Navigation System screen. T o access the Setup menu, you must first enter the system’s Main Menu. T o access the Main Menu, do the following:

1. Press the MAIN button located below the PWR/VOL knob to the lower left of the navigation screen.

2. Once the Main Menu appears on the screen, press the

-function button located next to the Setup prompt.

multi

When Setup is selected from the Main Menu, the following menu appears:

Measurement Unit

Language

Display

Voice Volume

Clock

Coverage

Prog SWC

Veh Position

Measurement Unit: This menu item allows you to choose the units of measurement for the vehicle’s systems. Press the TUNE/SEL knob once, then the following menu will appear on the screen:

Mile/feet (Mi/ft)

Mile/yard (Mi/yd)

Kilometer/meter (Km/m)

Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to scroll through the choices. Once your choice is highlighted, press the knob once to select it. An X will appear in the box next to the item to show it’s been selected. Only one item can be selected.

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Once you set your choice, all vehicle systems will change to those units. For example, if you choose kilometers, the climate control panel will show degrees Celsius instead of degrees Fahrenheit.

Language: This menu item allows you to select the language that you prefer for the information on the display , voice recognition and voice prompts. English is the default language, but you may also choose French or Spanish.

T o select a language, press the multi that is next to the language you prefer. An X will appear in the box next to the language you chose to show that your selection is complete, and all information on the display will appear in the selected language.

Your vehicle will have three pre choices upon delivery at the dealership. The three languages vary depending upon region. Your dealer can change the default languages in your vehicle. You may choose from a total of five languages: English, French, Spanish, German and Japanese, but only three can be loaded at one time.

-function button

-programmed language

Display: This menu item allows you to adjust the appearance of the screen. Only one mode can be selected at a time.

Auto

Day

Night

If you select Auto mode, the screen will automatically adjust the display for day or night, depending upon the lighting conditions.

If you select Day mode, the screen will be in the mode best suited for daylight conditions. The displays on the screen are usually brighter with a lighter background so that you can see them better during the brighter daylight hours.

If you select Night mode, the screen will be in the mode best suited for nighttime conditions. The displays on the screen are usually dimmer with a darker background so that you can see them better during the darker nighttime hours.

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T o select one of these modes, press the button to the right of the screen with the dot on it that corresponds to the prompt. An X will appear in the box next to it to show it has been selected.

You can select day or night mode regardless of the lighting conditions.

In addition the contrast and brightness may be adjusted as desired.

T o adjust contrast or brightness press the multi button that corresponds to the prompt at the right of the screen. Then turn the TUNE/SEL knob to increase or decrease the contrast or brightness. The bar graph on the screen will reflect the turning of the TUNE/SEL knob.

Voice Volume: This menu item allows you to turn on and off navigation voice prompts and to adjust the volume level of all the voice prompts you receive from the system. T o learn how to adjust the voice volume, see “Interrupt Volume” in the Index.

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Clock: T o set the time on the analog clock located on the instrument panel cluster, do the following:

1. Press the MAIN button located to the lower left of the display to access the system’s Main Menu.

2. Press the multi prompt to access the Setup menu.

3. Once the Setup menu is displayed, press the

-function button next to the Clock prompt.

multi See the information following this list for a

description of Clock menu items.

4. Set the time using one of the menu items listed.

Hr (Hour) +/

Hr+ or Hr the clock.

Min (Minute) +/

next to Min+ or Min the minutes on the clock.

Auto GPS (Global Positioning System) Update: This menu item allows you to use the Navigation System’s GPS to set the time automatically. The system acquires the information from the satellite used for the navigation system.

- to manually advance or reverse the hour on

-function button next to the Setup

-: Press the multi-function button next to

- : Press the multi-function button

- to manually advance or reverse

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Daylight Savings Time: This menu item allows you to

observe daylight savings time if you wish. When daylight savings time is turned on, the hour will advance by one. An X will appear in the box next to the menu item to show that the feature has been turned on.

Select Time Zone: This menu item allows you to choose the correct time based upon the time zone that you live in. The following submenu appears when this menu item is selected:

Atlantic

Eastern

Central

Mountain

Pacific

Alaska

Hawaii

You can scroll through the submenu by turning the TUNE/SEL knob. Press the knob to set your selection. Once selected, the current time for that time zone will appear on the display and an X will appear in the box next to the menu item to show that its been selected. Only one time zone can be selected at a time.

12h/24h (12 hour/24 hour): This menu item allows you to choose between a 12 or military time.

Press the TUNE/SEL knob to switch back and forth between the two choices. Once your selection is made, press the multi to set your choice. Then press the multi next to the Back prompt to exit the Clock menu.

Coverage: Selecting this menu item will show you the coverage area of the currently active map CD.

Prog SWC (Programmable Steering Wheel Controls): This menu item allows you to program steering wheel controls 1, 2, 3 and 4. See “Reconfigurable Steering Wheel Controls (SWC)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

Veh (Vehicle) Position: This menu item is used to correct any error in your vehicle’s position or direction. Use the scroll arrows to adjust the vehicle’s position. After adjusting, the Set multi be pressed. See “Map Scroll” in the Index for more information.

This menu item is only available if the map CD is loaded.

-function button next to the OK prompt

-hour clock and 24-hour clock,

-function button

-function button must

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Browser

If you have created a disk containing HTML files, you will be able to use this function to display them on the navigation screen. The files will only be able to be accessed and viewed. No input will be allowed using this system.

T o access the Browser, do the following:

1. Press the MAIN button located to the lower left of the screen.

2. Once the Main Menu is displayed, press the

-function button next to the Browser prompt.

multi The Browser will appear on the screen.

You must have a CD with HTML files on it loaded in the player to access the Browser. If the file has an index labeled index.htm, it will open automatically. For files with any other kind of index, you will need to enter the name of the file manually using the alpha See “Alpha section for more information.

Once the file has been opened, you may use the TUNE/SEL knob to move to the various links. Once you have reached the end of the screen, you will then be able to move up and down.

-numeric Bar” listed previously in this

-numeric bar.

The six multi display allow you to perform the following functions:

(Back): Press this button to go back to the

previous page.

(Scroll Up): Press this button to scroll upward on

the currently active page.

(Scroll Down): Press this button to scroll down

on the currently active page.

(Switch Frame): Press this button to switch from

one frame to another if the page shows frames.

(Menu Buttons): Press this to change the display

and turn the menu buttons for the Browser on and off. If this button is pressed, the Browser menu buttons

(listed following) are displayed at the bottom of the screen. These buttons may be selected using the TUNE/SEL knob.

(Exit): Press this button to exit the Browser.

-function buttons located to the right of the

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T o select a menu button, turn the TUNE/SEL knob until the menu button you want is highlighted. Then press the knob twice to select and execute the function. The menu buttons for the Browser, which read from left to right, have the following functions:

Back: Use this menu button to go back to the

previous page.

Forward: Use this menu button to go to the

next page.

Reload: Use this menu button to read the currently

active page again.

Stop: Use this menu button to stop reading a file.

History: Use this menu button to display the

file’s history.

Personal Choice Controls

This feature allows up to two drivers to store and recall personal settings for the audio and Navigation systems. Settings that can be stored and recalled include the following:

Navigation settings such as Day and Night screen modes or Route Planning Method.

Audio settings such as preset stations and equalization.

Each time a driver chooses or changes audio or Navigation System settings, the changes will automatically be stored by the system.

T o recall these settings, press the unlock button on the remote keyless entry transmitter or press the memory button (1 or 2) on the driver’s door armrest.

Jump: Use this menu button to change

from one stored web page to another using the URL (Uniform Resource Locator), or the name of the web page, of the new page you wish to view.

OnStarR System

When using the OnStar system, the audio system will be muted and the navigation voice prompts will be disabled during the call. The volume of the OnStar call can be adjusted using the steering wheel controls. You can also end a call to Onstar using the steering wheel controls. See “OnStar Controls” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

” and “Reconfigurable Steering Wheel

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Section 2 Navigation Features

Here you’ll find information about features available on your Navigation System and how to use them. 2-2 Navigation System Overview

-7 Using the Navigation System

-8 Maps

2 2

-10 Symbols

-12 Navigation Menu

2 2

-35 Traveling Across Regions

-36 Colors on the Screen

2 2

-36 Global Positioning System (GPS)

-37 Vehicle Positioning

2 2

-38 Problems with Route Guidance

-38 If the System Needs Service

2 2

-38 Database Coverage Explanations

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Navigation System Overview

With the Navigation System, you can do the following:

Plan a trip and provide turn guidance with voice prompts,

select a destination from various areas and choices (i.e. street addresses, intersections, destinations stored in memory, points of interest, etc.), and

receive broadcast announcements on traffic and emergency alert communications.

-by-turn route and map

The Navigation System is designed to assist you while driving, but it is possible that the information in the system may not always be complete or accurate. Road conditions, such as no turns, detours and construction zones, change frequently. It is important to consider whether or not you can follow the directions given by the system for the current conditions.

The Navigation System display and controls are located in the center of the instrument panel. In this section, you will learn more about using this system.

Navigation System Controls

Use the following controls and screens to operate the Navigation System.

PWR (Power)/VOL (Volume) Knob

Press the PWR/VOL knob located to the lower left of the screen to turn the system on or off. Turn the knob to increase or decrease the volume level of the audio system or the volume of a voice prompt while the prompt is playing. See “Audio System” in the Index for more information.

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NAV (Navigation) Button

Press this button to go to the Navi (Navigation) Menu screen.

The map screen that appears will show the following information if no route has been planned:

Vehicle position,

the North, heading up, or Birdviewt symbol in the upper left of the screen,

the audio source (FM1, CD, etc.) in the lower left corner of the screen, and

the map scale.

If a route has been planned, the first press of the NAV button will also display the following:

The number of miles/km that remain until you reach your final destination.

The estimated time it should take to reach your destination.

The highlighted destination or turn-by-turn instructions.

T o learn more about the features shown on the map screen, you can find each one listed in the Index.

Each time the NAV button is pressed, the multi descriptions at the right of the display will “expand” to show a detailed description of each one. After approximately 10 seconds, the prompts will return to their normal appearance.

NAV (Navigation) Repeat Button NAV

screen, to hear a guidance prompt. A route must already be planned for this to work. This button will also restart a paused route.

: Press this button, located to the left of the

-function

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Navigation Multi-Function Buttons In addition to the buttons to the left of the navigation

screen, there are six multi the right of the screen. Each one has a dot on it. Use these buttons to select the following prompts:

For example, if the “north up” view of the map is active, this multi “bird’s eye view” of the map and vice

-function button allows you to change to the

-function buttons located to

This multi-function button allows you to switch between a “north up,” “heading up” or “bird’s eye view” of the map.

-versa.

Press the multi-function button next to the Zoom In prompt to get a closer look at the currently displayed map.

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Press the multi-function button next to the Zoom Out prompt to see a larger scale of the currently displayed map.

This multi-function button allows you to view a list of all points of interest close to the area in which you are traveling.

You can also view your highlighted route, waypoints if any have been set or the vehicle trail if you have turned the tracking feature on.

If you zoom out of the currently displayed map and the tracking feature is on, you will not be able to view the trail of your vehicle on the larger scale map. See “Tracking” in the Index for more information.

See “Points of Interest Categories” in the Index for more information.

This multi-function button allows you to view a list of the last 10 destinations to which you have traveled.

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This multi-function button allows you to detour around a problem area while you are traveling on a planned route.

You can choose the length of the detour. If you have a planned route and would like to see if there is a possible option to your current heading, you may also use this multi

-function button to activate the auto-reroute

feature. The system may then be able to give you alternate routes to the one currently planned.

This multi-function button instructs the system to begin planning a route for you based on the criteria you have entered into the system.

See “Plan a Route” in the Index for more information.

Navi (Navigation) System Startup Screen

This screen appears the first time you access the Navigation system. You must press the Agree multi use the navigation portion of the system.

You can also change the language used by the system. To change the language, press the multi associated with the desired language. An X will appear next to your choice, and all system related language will change. See “Language” in the Index for more information.

-function button to

-function button

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Alpha-Numeric Bar

The letters, symbols and punctuation available to you are displayed on the alpha automatically be available to you whenever the system needs information from you. You can cycle through the list of characters by turning the TUNE/SEL knob located to the lower right of the screen. T o set your selection, press the knob once.

T o enter a space between characters or words, turn the TUNE/SEL knob past the alpha characters and numerals until you reach the space symbol. It is a dark rectangle.

T o make your name selections easier, the system will only allow you to select a character that can follow the last one you selected. For example, if you enter Z, you wouldn’t be allowed to follow it with T. The system will highlight the available characters and darken the unavailable ones.

The numbers available to you are at the end of the alpha

-numeric bar. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob clockwise

past the alpha characters to reach the numbers. You can cycle through the list turning the TUNE/SEL knob and make selections by pressing the knob once.

If you select an incorrect character, press the multi

-function button next to the Back prompt.

-numeric bar. The bar will

If you are unsuccessful when inputting a name or word, it may need to be selected differently. It is possible that the map database may not contain that information. See “Database Coverage Explanations” in the Index for more information.

Using the Navigation System

This part describes the basic information you will need to operate the Navigation System.

T o plan a trip with a single destination, press the NAV button. Then press the Enter Destination multi button. Every trip will have a destination and can also have waypoints (stops) before you reach the final destination. There are several ways to plan a trip (destination). Those ways are described in the following pages.

The Navigation System screen shows a number of symbols that offer information about a variety of topics.

Use the buttons located on each side of the screen, and the TUNE/SEL knob, located to the lower right of the screen to operate the system.

Once the vehicle is shifted into gear, various functions will be disabled to limit driver distraction.

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Maps

This section includes basic information that you need to know about the map database.

Regional and Interstate Maps

The maps are stored on 10 compact discs (CDs). There are nine regional CDs available for the nine regions in the United States, and a tenth interstate CD that lists only major city centers and interstate highways. Canadian residents will receive two CDs, one regional and one interstate.

The map shown here contains the different regions and corresponding CD numbers for the United States. A regional map covers all interstate freeways and most state highways, county roads, major and general streets. A regional map may show greater detail in more populated areas than in less populated areas.

If a regional map does not contain a specific name of a city, see “Database Coverage Explanations” in the Index for more information.

T o load a map CD, do the following:

1. Turn the ignition to ON.

2. Choose the CD for the region in which you are traveling or use the interstate CD.

3. Insert the CD, label side up, partway into the CD ROM player located above the Navigation System screen.

Load only one CD at a time. It will take approximately 20 seconds to initialize

the CD data.

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If you experience a problem with a CD, check the following:

Did you insert the CD label side up?

Are you using only one CD?

Once the CD is loaded correctly, you will see the following choices on the Navi System Startup screen:

Select a language (the default language is English)

Agree

You can change the language from English to Spanish or French, or you can select Agree to go to the navigation screen. See “Language” in the Index for more information. The map will appear with your current vehicle position on the map.

If your current vehicle position is incorrect on the map, see “Map Scroll” in the Index. See “Plan a Route” in the Index for more information on planning routes.

If you wish to plan a route which will use more than one CD because you are traveling across many states, see “Traveling Across Regions” in the Index.

T o obtain additional regional CDs, see your dealer.

Map Database

The map database shows the current regional map contained in the player and the current vehicle location on the map.

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Map Adjustments

The system allows you to adjust the scale of view on the map. Also, the map will scroll automatically based on the direction you are traveling.

T o view a larger or smaller scale of the map, press the multi

-function button next to the Zoom In or Zoom Out

prompts at the right of the screen. See “Zoom In/Out” listed previously in this section for more information on these prompts.

Map Scales

The scale of a map can range from 1/64 of a mile (25 km) to 80 miles (128 km).

Symbols

The following symbols are the most common that appear on the map screen:

Your current vehicle location and direction are shown as this symbol.

This symbol will appear after a route has been planned to indicate your destination.

See “Plan a Route” in the Index for more information on planning routes.

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When a waypoint has been entered, you will see this symbol on the map.

This symbol indicates the map view is vehicle up.

The number on the flag indicates the sequence of the waypoints on the route. For more information on waypoints, see “Creating a Trip with Waypoints” in the Index.

This symbol indicates the map view is North up.

Regardless of the direction of vehicle travel, North always will be up on the screen.

The shaded diamond with the “N” indicates North. Select this prompt to see your vehicle always traveling in an up direction on the screen regardless of compass direction.

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Press this button to display the street map with the route of travel highlighted. You will see the vehicle on the map as a pointed arrow. See “Symbols” in the Index for more information. You will also see the progress of route travel on the map as you follow the highlighted route. The map will display street names to show that the system knows where your vehicle is.

Popup

Press this button to see the regular view of the map and to have the next turn, represented by an arrow pointing in the direction of the turn, “popup” as you approach it.

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Always

Always Split

Press this button to see the regular view of the map and the popup view on the screen together at all times.

TBT (Turn by Turn)

Press this button to see the route as a series of turns. No map view will be offered with this option. Instead, the entire intersection will be displayed, along with the next maneuver that you will be required to perform.

The system will also supply street names when available. The display will change once the next maneuver is within a short distance.

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TBT (Turn by Turn) List

Turn-By-Turn (TBT) List

Press this button to see all the turns in the planned route listed in order on the screen. There will be an arrow to the left of each turn indicating the direction of the turn.

Delete Current Trip

Select this option to delete the current trip. The system will ask you to confirm your choice by selecting Yes or No. Press the Yes multi current trip or press the No multi continue with the planned route.

-function button to delete the

-function button to

Guidance

Use this option to turn guidance on and off. If the guidance is off, the NAV (navigation) Repeat button can also be used turn the guidance on.

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GPS Info (Information)

Select GPS Info to see the latest GPS information available for your vehicle. This can include latitude, longitude, heading, etc. The heading information will only be accurate if the vehicle is moving.

Voice Volume

Select Voice Volume to adjust the navigation and voice recognition prompt volume level for the system. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to make the volume louder or softer. Each time you stop turning the knob, the system will respond with either “Louder” or “Softer” to provide you with an example of the new volume level. You can also turn the navigation prompts on and off using the NAV button. The NAV button will turn the navigation voice prompts on or off, but it will not affect the voice recognition prompts.

Map Scroll

Select Map Scroll to move and adjust the map view . This view can also be used to enter destinations, waypoints and stored points.

While in Map Scroll, turn the TUNE/SEL knob to select the direction to move the map. Then, press the TUNE/SEL knob to move the map in that direction. The map will continue to move as long as the TUNE/SEL knob is pressed. See “Map Entry” under “Enter Dest (Destination)” later in this section for more information.

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Map Icons

You can choose which icons you want to appear on the map. These icons indicate what services are available at the next exit. T o set the icons, do the following:

1. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob until the icon is highlighted.

2. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to select the icon. When the icon is selected, an X will appear in the box next to the icon.

If you prefer to see all the icons, press the Set All multi

-function button. This will select all five icons.

You can de pressing the Clear All multi

-selecting all the icons means that no icons will

De appear on the screen while you are traveling on a planned route.

-select all previously chosen icons by

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Interstate AmericaR: This feature allows the

system to inform you of the services available at each exit on a major highway (i.e. restaurants, gas stations, lodging, etc.).

Once you have a route planned and begin to travel on an interstate, a box with a series of icons will appear in the upper left corner of the screen. These icons indicate what services are available at the next exit. A smaller Interstate America icon will appear on the map next to the referenced exit.

Tracking

Select Tracking to leave a “trail” to show where you have been on the map. Your path will be represented by bubbles that appear three

Tracking can be useful for the following reasons:

When tracking is activated, you can see where you have already traveled.

When you wish to return to your point of origin without planning another route, you can follow the tracking bubbles back to where you started.

When you drive into an area with few digitized roads listed in the CD database, you can follow the tracking bubbles back to a digitized area.

T o clear the trail left by tracking, turn off Tracking by pressing the TUNE/SEL knob. This will erase the bubbles. You may then choose to turn Tracking back on again, in which case your trail will begin from your current location.

The maximum length of a tracking trail is 50 miles (80 km). Once you exceed this number, the bubbles marking the beginning of your route begin to disappear as new ones are created at the end of your trail.

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Navigation Menu Multi-Function Buttons

Route Option

The five icons that appear at the bottom of the screen indicate which route options have been selected. These same icons appear on the navigation screen when a calculation is in process.

When you press the Route Option multi you are able to select from the following options on the route calculation methods list:

Shortest/Fastest Route: The system will calculate the shortest route or fastest route possible. The system determines the shortest/fastest route based on the amount of turns necessary and the type of roads available.

Use Freeway: The system will calculate the best route using the freeways wherever possible. This selection will not always offer the shortest distance or time to your destination.

Use Tollroad: The system will calculate the best route using tollroads wherever possible.

Use Ferry: The system will calculate the best route possible using ferries wherever possible.

Use Time Restricted Roads: The system will calculate the best route possible using roads that are time restricted. These include any roads where use is prohibited by the time of day you are traveling (i.e. no left turns before 3:00 p.m., etc.).

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Auto Recalc (Automatic Recalculation): If you have

selected this option and leave the original calculated route, the system will automatically calculate a new route without any further input from the driver.

T o choose from the list of options, use the TUNE/SEL knob. You may select all or none of the options listed as route calculation options.

Under Route Option Menu you will also be able to use the following multi

Avoid Area: The system will allow you to choose an area you want to avoid traveling through. When you press this button, a map showing the travel area will be displayed, along with arrows that will allow you to scroll on the map to the area you want to avoid. See “Map Scroll” listed previously in this section for more information.

Before you set the area to avoid, you may want to select Use Freeway so the system will allow you to take the freeway through the avoidance area. If you don’t select it first, the system will avoid the chosen area entirely.

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When you near the area you want to avoid, the voice prompt will come on with this message, “You are approaching your avoidance area.” This allows you to decide if you still want to avoid the area or cancel the command.

You can enter up to 10 avoidance areas. Calc (Calculate): The system will begin calculating the

chosen route using the route options you have selected.

Back: This button returns you to the previous screen. Store PT (Point)

Press the Store PT button to save the current location to a stored point in the system memory.

A total of 60 points can be stored. Five points are reserved for uncategorized stored points. The remaining 55 locations can be used for categorized or uncategorized stored points. If all 60 points are entered, the system will notify you that there is no available storage space left in memory. A stored point must then be removed before another can be stored.

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Stored PTs (Points)

Press the Stored PT s button to view the list of all points. The list will show points stored, reserved and empty points. The list will also display the following multi

-function button options:

More: Use this button to scroll the complete name of a stored point.

Sort: This button allows you to sort your stored points into categories. The following are the five available categories:

Personal

Business

Leisure

Special

Uncategorized Point

Once you have categorized the store point, press the Back button to return to the previous menu. Each categorized stored point will have an icon in front of it and will be highlighted a different color than other marked points on the list. You may then press one of the multi-function buttons to sort your stored points by that category .

Map: This button takes you to the map showing the location of the selected stored point.

Lock: This button allows you to lock the selected stored point so it cannot be accidentally deleted.

Delete All: This button deletes all stored points which haven’t been locked in.

Back: This button always returns you to the previous screen.

Use the TUNE/SEL knob to move to the stored point you want to edit. Once you make your selection, you will be able to do the following:

Edit Name: Select this option to edit the name of a stored point. The alpha-numeric bar will appear at the bottom of the screen to allow you to input the new name or address. See “Alpha-numeric Bar” in the Index for more information.

Categorized (Landmark): Use this selection to categorize and attach a landmark icon to your stored point. Select the category with the multi button, then use the TUNE/SEL knob to scroll and select the desired landmark icon.

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Delete: Select this option to delete the stored points

from the list. If you select this option, the system will ask you if you are sure you want to delete the stored point. You may then press Yes or No and return to the previous screen.

Change: Use this selection to change a currently stored point.

Trip Points

Trips can be as simple as one destination or in addition to the destination can have up to 10 waypoints. Press this button to list, edit and save the waypoints and destination entered for your current trip. Once you have entered all the points for the trip, press the Store multi

-function button to save the trip to memory. The

system will allow you to save up to 10 trips. The following choices are available in the Trip Points menu:

Route Option: This multi-function button is the same as Route Option from the main Navigation Menu. See “Route Option” in the Index for more information.

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Store: Press the multi-function button to save a trip to

memory . Stored Trips: Press the multi

a list of all stored trips. The following prompts are available to you while in the

Stored Trips menu:

> More

Info

Map

Edit Name

Delete

Back

> More: Press this multi-function button to scroll through the full name of the stored trip when all of the information does not fit on the display. Each time this button is pressed, the scrolling speed is increased.

Info (Information): Press this multi list the destination and any waypoint(s) for a stored trip.

Map: Press this multi associated with the stored trip.

-function button to view the map

-function button to retrieve

-function button to

Edit Name: Press this multi-function button to change some or all of the information of the saved trip name.

Delete: Press this multi stored trip.

Back: Press the multi to return to the Trip Points menu.

Edit: Press the multi to change your stored trips. Use this function to change the order or delete any or all waypoints or the destination within a trip.

T o change the order of a stored trip, do the following:

1. Scroll to the waypoint or destination you want to move using the TUNE/SEL knob.

2. Press the multi prompt.

3. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to move the point to the desired location.

4. Press the multi prompt to confirm the change.

Calc (Calculation): Press the multi this prompt to start route calculation by the system.

-function button to delete a

-function key next to this prompt

-function button next to this prompt

-function button next to the Move

-function button next to the OK

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Back (Trip Points Menu): Press the multi-function

key next to this prompt to return to the main Navigation Menu.

Enter Dest (Destination)

Press this button to display the Enter Destination menu. This menu will give you more ways to plan a trip.

You may choose to enter a destination using one of the items from the list on the screen. Use the TUNE/SEL knob to choose from the following destination planning options:

Stored Points: This option allows you to select a destination from your stored points list.

Stored Trips: This option allows you to select a destination from your stored trips list.

Intersection: This option allows you to select a destination by inputting the intersecting roads. When you select Intersection, the alpha appear to allow you to input the name of the first street. This should bring up a list of cities that have a street with that name. Select the correct city and then the system will allow you to enter the second street. You will only be able to input streets that intersect with the first. After you have entered the second street, the route will be calculated and a voice prompt will come on to direct you to “Proceed to the highlighted route.”

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Phone: This option allows you to select a destination by

inputting the phone number. When you select Phone, the alpha

appear to allow you to enter the phone number of your destination. Once the phone number has been entered, the multi destination or calculate the route to this destination.

If the phone number cannot be found, an error message “no phone number is available” will be displayed.

Previous Origin: This option allows you to return to the place where you started your last planned route. Only one previous origin can be stored at a time by the system. Once you enter a new route, the previous origin will be changed.

Map Entry: Use this selection to enter a destination by using the map. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to select a direction to scroll. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to move the map in the direction selected. Use the Set Dest multi destination and take you to the Trip Points menu.

-function button can be used to map, set the

-function button to insert this location as your new

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Once you have reached the desired destination, press the Calculate button and a trip will be planned with that as the only point in the trip. You will also hear a voice prompt directing you to “Proceed to the highlighted route.”

Use the Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons to view the map as desired. See “Zoom In/Out” in the Index for more information. However, when you zoom all the way out and scroll around the map, some parts of the map will appear to be missing because they are not included on the current regional CD. If you choose to pick a point outside the CD coverage area as your destination, the system will seem to be working, but when you try to calculate the route, you’ll receive the error message, “Route planning unsuccessfully completed.” You must then switch to the correct regional CD to plan your route.

While in the Enter Dest menu, you may also plan a route using the following multi

-function buttons;

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Beam: This button allows you to input addresses or

telephone numbers you may have stored in your Palm hand-held computing device directly into the Navigation System.

When you press the Receive multi-function button, the system will ask you to send the data. Hold the Palm near the infrared receiver located in the upper right corner of the screen and transmit. When the information has been successfully received, you will be able to use it to help plan your route.

After receiving the beamed data, the screen will display this data. A search must be performed to find the matching data in the navigation database. Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to select a field to search, then press the Search multi highlighted if the field is searchable.

You may be requested to select a city or street to narrow the search. After successfully finding the match in the navigation database, you can use the multi buttons to map, set the destination or calculate the route.

If the data cannot be found in the navigation database, a message “no data found” will be displayed. If this occurs, select another field to search. Repeat this process until all search fields have been checked or a match is found.

You may also select information from the All POI (Points of Interest) or Nearby POI menus to send to your Palm using the INFO button.

A second way to access the Beam screen is through the Address Book screen. See “Address Book” in the Index for more information.

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All POI (Points of Interest): This option allows you to

choose a destination from the all points of interest list. See “Points of Interest Categories” later in this section for the complete list.

There are three ways to limit a search for a point of interest from this screen:

Choose a city, village, township or county.

Choose a category.

Enter a point of interest name.

T o enter the city of a POI, a POI name or a POI category , use the following steps:

1. Press either the City, POI Name or Category

-function button.

multi

2. Enter the name of the city, POI name or POI category using the alpha search of a point of interest, the city or category must be entered first.

As you enter the name, the system will search for a match. Select the correct point of interest from the list.

If you enter the POI name first, the city and category options will no longer be available.

3. After entering the first few letters or the entire POI name, press the List multi

This will take you to the POI Name screen and display a list of all POI names that match your entry. The list will be in alphabetical order and the number of matches (hits) will be shown in the banner.

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The POI Name screen allows you to do the following functions with the multi currently selected POI:

More: Press this button to view the entire POI name.

Info (Information): Press this button to display all known information.

Map: Press this button to view the location of the vehicle on the map.

Set Dest (Destination): Press this button to make the POI the destination for the current trip.

Sort: Press this button to sort the POI list by distance from the current location.

The TUNE/SEL knob can be used to scroll through the list and if pressed, will calculate the route to the selected POI.

Points of Interest Categories: The following list shows the categories in the CD database that you can choose from when using the All POI or Nearby POI options:

Airport

Amusement Park

ATM

Auto Dealerships

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Auto Service & Maintenance

Automobile Club

Bank

Border Crossing

Bowling Center

Bus Station

Business Facility

Casino

City Center

City Hall

College and University

Community Center

Commuter Rail Station

Convention/Exhibition Center

Court House

Ferry Terminal

Gas Station

Golf Course

Grocery Store

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Historical Monument

Hospital

Hotel

Ice Skating Rink

Library

Marina

Movie Theater

Museum

Nightlife

Park & Ride

Park/Recreation Area

Parking Garage

Parking Lot

Performing Arts

Police Station

Rental Car Agency

Rest Area

Restaurant

School

Shopping

Ski Resort

Sports Center

Sports Complex

T ourist Attraction

T ourist Information

Train Station

Winery

The full names of some POI on the list cannot be displayed due to their length. These names will be followed by three dots (...). If you wish to see the full name of the POI, press the More button and the system will scroll to the end of the name.

The POI for Restaurant is broken down into fifty distinct categories. Select Restaurant from the POI choices and press the List button. Cuisine T ype will then appear as an option. Press the List button again to view the restaurant categories and select one to use as your POI.

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Nearby POI (Points of Interest): This feature allows

you to limit your choices of a Nearby POI to within a 30 mile (48 km) radius of one of three locations: current location, waypoint location or destination location.

After entering the Nearby POI screen, use the location multi

-function button to select which one of the three

locations you want to search for Nearby POIs. The location screen shows a list of all points along your trip. Use the TUNE/SEL knob to select the desired location. Press the Back multi Nearby POI screen.

The selected location will be shown at the bottom of the screen.

-function button to return to the

Choose a category from the Nearby POI list using the TUNE/SEL knob. Once a category is selected a list of available POI will be displayed. The points are listed in order of straight If the selected location is the current location, an arrow will show the direction of the Nearby POI.

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Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to select the desired POI. This point can be added to your trip or replace the current trip. Pressing the TUNE/SEL knob will calculate a route to the POI. This also deletes any trip that may have been active.

Use the Set Dest multi to your current trip (as your destination) without deleting your current trip. This will take you to the Trip Points screen where this POI can be moved to any location in your trip point list. See “Trip Points” in the Index for more information.

Top 1, 2, 3: The most commonly used categories can be put at the top of the list for easy access. These categories are the only available categories when the vehicle is in motion. T o move a category to one of the Top 3 spots, turn the TUNE/SEL knob to the desired category. Then, press the T op 1, Top 2 or Top 3 multi move that category to that location.

Info (Information): Press this button to receive further information about the chosen POI, such as the address and phone number.

-function button to add this POI

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From this screen you may also transfer information to your Palm hand Book” in the Index for more information.

For example, if you select a restaurant as your POI and press the Info button, the name, address and phone number for that restaurant will appear.

When a Nearby POI is not available within the search area, the system will display “No Facility Found in This Area.”

Last 10: This feature allows you to select a destination from the last 10 destinations. Press the Last 10 button to bring up the list. Choose your destination from this list turning the TUNE/SEL knob.

While using the Last 10 feature, press the Store PT button to add a location from the Last 10 list. Press the Map button while using the Last 10 feature, and the system will take you to the map screen and show you the location of the point you have chosen.

You can use the Set Dest, Delete or Calculate multi

-function buttons as described earlier for any other

destination. See “Enter Destination” in the Index for more information.

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Address: This method allows you to enter a destination

using an address (without a zip code). You need to provide the system with a street number, street name and a city.

Enter the name of a street using the alpha-numeric bar. See “Alpha information. Since there may be many streets within the map database with the same name, you may have difficulty selecting the correct one. If this occurs we recommend entering the city, village, township or county name first.

T o enter the city name, select City on the Address screen. Enter the name of the city using the alpha-numeric bar. Select the desired city name from the list the system provides. After you have entered the city name, the system will prompt you to enter the name of the street or will give you a list of street names to choose from. Enter or select the desired street name.

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As information is entered, the system will automatically search for available names. While inputting a name, the List button will become available once there are names to choose from. Press the List button to view the available name choices or continue to spell the name to further limit the number of available items. If you are unsuccessful when inputting a name, the name may need to be input differently or the map CD (database) may not contain this information. See “Database Coverage Explanations” in the Index.

Enter the address number using the alpha See “Alpha information.

The system will list the address number range that is available for the street. If you have entered an address number that is incorrect or not available the system will indicate this.

If you did not select the city name previously, the system may prompt you to do so using the alpha system provides. Select the desired city name.

Press the Calculate multi current trip and set this as your destination. The system will return to the Enter Destination screen. Use the Set Dest function as previously described to add this point to your current trip.

-numeric Bar” in the Index for more

-numeric bar or from a list of names which the

-function button to delete any

-numeric bar.

Creating a Trip with Waypoints

Once a destination has been entered, you can also add waypoints. Trip waypoints are destinations you want to arrive at before reaching your final destination. The system will automatically guide you to each waypoint, then on to your final destination. Up to 10 waypoints can be entered for any trip.

T o enter a waypoint, press the Trip Points multi

-function button on the navigation menu screen.

Then, turn the TUNE/SEL knob to scroll the trip points list. A waypoint can be added at any location designated by a blank flag. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to select the location. The system will then allow you to enter a waypoint using the same method as Enter Destination. See “Enter Destination” in the Index for more information.

Once you have entered all desired waypoints for your trip, press the Calculate multi system will return you to the map and will plan the route to your waypoints and destination.

After the first waypoint, the color of the highlighted route will change. See “Colors on the Screen” later in this section for more information.

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Editing a Trip

While at the Trip Point screen, press the Edit multi

-function button. This screen allows you to

delete or move points in a trip. If you wish to delete a waypoint, scroll to that waypoint and press Delete. You may also change the order of the waypoints by scrolling to a waypoint and pressing Move. Then, turning the TUNE/SEL knob move it to the desired location within the list. Once the waypoint is at the desired location, press the TUNE/SEL knob or the Ok multi

-function button.

Plan a Route

After a destination has been entered, you must press the Calculate multi you to the map and will plan the route to your selected destination. While the system is planning your route, the messages “The Route is Being Calculated” and “Choose ’Stop’ to Cancel the Calculation” will appear at the bottom of the screen.

When your route guidance has been planned, it will be highlighted and a checkered flag will appear on the map to show your destination. Symbols will also appear for any waypoints that have been set. The system will display “Route Calculation Completed” at the bottom of the screen.

-function button. The system will return

Traveling on a Planned Route

After a route has been calculated and the route highlighted, you may hear an audio prompt to proceed to the highlighted route. When you are ready, drive the vehicle to the highlighted route. Once you begin driving on the route, the system will give additional audio and visual prompts, as you approach your next maneuver. Each maneuver is indicated on the map with a red maneuver pin.

Maneuver Pins

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Maneuver pins are red “stick pin” icons on the map that indicate changes in the road or special action that must be taken by the driver to remain on the currently traveled road. For example, the road may have a sharp curve in it. The curve would not qualify as an official turn on the planned route. However, the driver must be aware of the curve so that he or she can stay on the planned route. Maneuver pins are always displayed along a planned route, but voice prompts and screen popups will only be given if these features are turned on.

As you are traveling, the current road is shown at the bottom center of the map screen. In addition in the upper center of the map screen will be the next maneuver. Anytime while on the route, you can press the NAV (navigation) Repeat button to get an audio prompt of your next maneuver.

Once your vehicle is near your destination, the system will say “You’ve arrived at your destination, ending route guidance.” This message is dependent upon the speed of your vehicle, not upon the distance of your vehicle from the destination. Traveling at a higher rate of speed may cause this message to play sooner than if you are traveling at a slower rate of speed.

Back: This button always returns you to the previous screen.

Traveling Across Regions

If you want to plan a route that will take you from one region to another, you must remember that all roads stop at the borders of a region. See “Regional Maps” in the Index for more information. In order to plan a route that will take you across regions, you must use one of the following methods:

Plan a route through a region and follow it until you reach the end of that region. At that time, you must load the next regional CD. Repeat this procedure until you reach your final destination.

Use the tenth CD, which only lists major highways and city centers, to plan a route to one of the cities on the CD. Once you have reached the region of your destination, remove the tenth disc and insert the CD for that region. If you will travel through more than one region, you must repeat the first procedure and load the various regional discs as required.

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Colors on the Screen

When a route has been planned, it will be highlighted on the screen in blue. If you have set a waypoint(s) for your route, the colors on the screen will change. The waypoint(s) will be in maroon and from the waypoint(s) to the final destination will be blue. Once you have arrived at your final waypoint(s), the route to your destination will change to blue.

Different colors are also used to distinguish between interstate freeways, state highways, county roads, major streets and secondary streets. Highways will be shown as a thicker line than a general street will.

Global Positioning System (GPS)

The Navigation System determines the position of your vehicle by using satellite signals, various vehicle signals and map data from the map CD.

The Global Positioning System (GPS) locates the current position of your vehicle using signals sent by the United States Department of Defense GPS satellites. GPS will appear green on the screen if the satellite signal is received. GPS will be gray if no signal is being received. See “Symbols” listed previously in this section for more information.

At times, other interferences such as the satellite condition, road configuration, the condition of the vehicle and/or other circumstances can interfere with the system’s ability to determine the accurate position of the vehicle.

The system may not be available or interference may occur if any of the following are true:

Signals are obstructed by tall buildings, large trucks or a tunnel.

Metallic objects are located on the dashboard.

Satellites are being repaired or improved.

After

-market glass tinting has been applied to the

vehicle’s windshield.

Do not apply after windshield or place metallic objects on the vehicle’s dashboard. Glass tinting and metallic objects will interfere with the system’s ability to receive GPS signals and may cause the system to malfunction.

If you are experiencing a problem, see “Vehicle Positioning” and “Problems with Route Guidance” following for more information.

-market glass tinting to the vehicle’s

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Vehicle Positioning

At times, the position of the vehicle on the map may be inaccurate due to one or more of the following reasons:

The road system has changed.

The vehicle is traveling on slippery road surfaces such as sand, gravel and/or snow.

The vehicle is being driven on winding roads.

The vehicle is being driven on a long straight road.

The vehicle is approaching a tall building or a large vehicle.

The surface streets run parallel to a freeway.

The vehicle has just been transferred by a vehicle carrier or a ferry.

The current position calibration is set incorrectly.

The vehicle is being driven at high speeds.

The vehicle is repeating a change of directions by going forward and backward, or the vehicle is turning on a turn table in a parking lot.

The vehicle is entering and/or exiting a parking lot, garage or a lot with a roof.

The vehicle has a roof carrier installed on it.

The vehicle has tire chains on it.

The tires have been replaced.

The tire pressure is incorrect.

The tires are worn.

The CD is used for the first time.

The battery is disconnected for several days.

The vehicle is driven in heavy traffic where driving is at low speeds and the vehicle is stopped and started repeatedly.

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Problems with Route Guidance

Inappropriate route guidance may occur under one of the following conditions:

When the vehicle did not turn onto the road indicated by the system,

when route guidance is not available for the next right or left turn,

when the route may not be changed during automatic rerouting,

when there is no route guidance because of a turn at an intersection,

when plural names of places are displayed,

when a delay in automatic rerouting occurs because of high speed driving,

when automatic rerouting displays a route returning to a set waypoint which was missed originally,

when the route prohibits the entry of a vehicle due to a regulation by time or season or any other regulation which may be given,

when a route cannot be found, or

when the route to the destination is not shown because of recently changed or unlisted roads on the CD.

If the System Needs Service

If you are still experiencing difficulty with your Navigation System and have read the information listed here, see your dealer for assistance.

Database Coverage Explanations

Coverage areas within the United States vary with respect to the level of map detail available for any given area. Some areas will feature greater levels of detail than others. If this happens, it does not mean there is a problem with the system. As regional map CDs are updated, more detail may become available for areas which previously had limited detail.

For more detailed information on database coverage, visit the Cadillac website at www.cadillac.com.

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Section 3 Audio System Features

Here you’ll find information about how to operate the audio system included with your Navigation System. 3-2 Audio System

-3 Radio Screen

-7 Playing the Radio

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-8 Finding a Station

-9 Setting the T one

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-11 Setting Preset Stations

-12 Playing a Compact Disc (CD)

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Audio System

The audio system has been designed to operate easily and to give years of listening pleasure. You will get the most enjoyment out of it if you acquaint yourself with it first. Find out what your audio system can do and how to operate all its features to be sure you’re getting the most out of the advanced engineering that went into it.

The ignition must be in a position other than OFF or Retained Accessory Power (RAP) must be active for your audio system to work. See “Retained Accessory Power” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

Navigation/Audio System Display and Controls

The audio system is operated using menus located on the Navigation System screen. The audio menus are explained in this section.

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Radio Screen

T o access the Radio screen, press the BAND button located to the left of the display or choose Radio from the Main Menu. See “Main Menu” in the Index for more information.

The Radio screen will have preset stations listed vertically at the right side of the screen, and the currently selected station frequency will appear in the center of the screen. At the top of the screen the Driver Information Center (DIC) status line will appear. See “Driver Information Center (DIC)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information. Directly below the DIC information, you will see the Banner with Radio and the currently selected band. For example, Radio FM1 means that the presets FM1 are displayed at the right of the screen. You will also see either Home or Away. This will tell you which set of presets are displayed. See “FM Menu” following in this section and “Screen Features” in the Index for more information.

Near the bottom left of the screen, you will see six horizontal lines. This is for the six T o the right of the CD changer information is the equalizer, Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and Automatic Volume Compensation (AVC) information. See “Setting the T one, ” “Screen Features” and “Playing a Compact Disc (CD)” in the Index for more information.

-disc CD changer.

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AM Menu

This menu allows you to customize the AM presets. T o access the AM Menu you must be in the Radio

screen with the AM band active. Pressing the TUNE/SEL knob will bring up the AM Menu. The following multi-function buttons are available:

Home P

Away P

Autostore

For a description of each item, see “FM Menu” following.

FM Menu

This menu allows you to customize the FM presets and RDS presets. T o access the FM Menu, you must be on the Radio screen and the FM1 or FM2 band must be active. Press the TUNE/SEL knob once. The following menu will appear:

Help Prompt

RDS List

-Sets

Seek RDS List

Region

Alt Frequency

Message

Intrpt Volume

Display Frequency

The following multi available:

Select

Home P-Sets

Away P

Autostore

Help Prompt: This menu item allows you to display system help information at the bottom center of the screen if you are currently in a submenu. If you are not in a submenu, Navigation system route information is displayed. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to switch back and forth between on and off. When this feature is turned on, an X will appear in the box to the left.

-Sets

-function buttons will also be

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RDS (Radio Data Systems) List: This menu item

allows you to choose the type of radio station programs you listen to by category rather than frequency. Press the TUNE/SEL knob once to access the following menu:

Adult Hits

Classic Rock

Classical

College

Country

Information

Jazz

Language

News

Nostalgia

Oldies

Personality

Public

R & B

Religious Music

Religious T alk

Rock

Soft

Soft R & B

Soft Rock

Sports

T alk

T op 40

Weather

Set All (selects all categories)

Clear All (clears all currently selected categories)

Seek Selected (seeks to currently selected categories)

T o select a category, scroll to the menu item by turning the TUNE/SEL knob. Once the category you want is highlighted, press the knob once. When the category is selected, an X will appear in the box to the left. T o seek to a station using the selected menu items, see “Seek RDS List” following. For more information on RDS, see “Radio Data Systems (RDS)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

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Seek RDS List: To seek to the selected categories on the

RDS list, press the TUNE/SEL knob once when Seek RDS List is highlighted. The radio will immediately begin seeking to an available radio station that matches the category(ies) selected.

Region: This menu item allows you to turn the Region feature on and off. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to switch back and forth between on and off. When this feature is turned on, an X will appear in the box to the left. For more information on RDS, see “Radio Data Systems (RDS)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

Alt (Alternate) Frequency: This menu item allows the radio to automatically switch to a stronger station with the same programming. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to switch back and forth between on and off. When this feature is turned on, an X will appear in the box to the left.

Message: This menu item allows you to see RDS messages broadcast by the currently selected radio station. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to switch back and forth between on and off. When this feature is turned on, an X will appear in the box to the left.

When turned on, any RDS messages broadcast will appear in the bottom center of the screen. If no message is available, No Info (Information) will be displayed. RDS messages only appear on the Radio screen. For more information on RDS, see “Radio Data Systems (RDS)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

The RDS message feature is available for the FM bands and for RDS radio stations only. RDS messages will only appear if the Message feature is turned on.

Intrpt (Interrupt) Volume: This menu item allows you to set the volume level of the voice prompts and traffic announcements you receive from the system.

T o change the current volume level, do the following:

1. Press the TUNE/SEL knob once to access the adjustment bar graph.

2. Turn the knob to increase or decrease the volume level.

Every time you stop turning the knob, the system voice will say “softer” as an example of the currently selected volume level.

3. Once you reach the volume level you want, press the knob once to set your selection.

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Display Frequency : This menu item allows you to

display the frequency of the currently selected RDS radio station in the bottom left of the screen. Press the TUNE/SEL knob to switch back and forth between on and off. When this feature is turned on, an X will appear in the box to the left.

Select: Press this multi highlighted menu item from the FM Menu.

Home Presets: This multi display your home, or local, radio station presets. Press the multi-function button next to Home P-Sets, and the preset stations at the right of the screen will change to your local presets. Home will appear on the screen near the current station frequency. To store preset radio stations, see “Setting Preset Stations” listed later in this section.

Away Presets: This multi display the preset radio stations for when you are traveling out of town. Press the multi-function button next to Away P of the screen will change to the preset stations stored for when you travel. Away will appear on the screen near the current station frequency. To store preset radio stations, see “Setting Preset Stations” listed later in this section.

-Sets, and the preset stations at the right

-function button to choose a

-function button allows you to

Autostore: This multi to store the six radio stations with the strongest signals as presets. Press the multi-function button next to Autostore to activate this feature. The preset prompts at the right of the screen will update once Autostore is finished. Using Autostore may delete previously stored presets. See “Setting Preset Stations” listed later in this section.

-function button allows you

Playing the Radio

The BAND button is located on the left side of the Navigation System screen. Press this button once to access the audio system. You can also access the audio system from the Navigation Main Menu. See “Navigation Menu” in the Index for more information. Use the following controls to operate the audio system:

PWR/VOL (Power/Volume): Press this knob located to the lower left of the display to turn the Navigation System on and off.

Turn the knob to increase or decrease the volume level. You can also adjust the volume level using the steering wheel controls. See “Audio Steering Wheel Controls” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

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TUNE/SEL (Select): Use this knob located to the lower

right of the display to manually tune the radio, access the radio menus and scroll through the menu items. See “FM Menu” listed previously in this section for more information.

Finding a Station

BAND: After you access the main radio display , press

this button repeatedly to scroll through the three bands: AM, FM1 and FM2. The one currently selected is shown near the top of the display. For example, Radio FM2 will be displayed when the FM2 screen is selected.

Tune: Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to select radio stations manually.

SEEK/SCAN : Press the left or right arrow to

seek to the previous or next station. The radio will go to the next station with a strong signal only. If you wish to continue seeking, press the arrow again. The volume will mute while seeking.

T o scan stations, press and hold the left or right arrow for two seconds until you hear a beep. The radio will go to the next or previous station, play for a few seconds, then go on to the next station. The radio will scan to stations with a strong signal only. The volume will mute while scanning. Press either arrow again to stop scanning.

T o scan preset radio stations, press and hold the left or right arrow for more than four seconds. You will hear two beeps and Preset Scan will appear on the screen. The radio will go to the first preset station stored, play for a few seconds, then go on to the next preset station. The radio will scan preset stations with a strong signal only. The volume will mute while scanning. Press the left or right arrow again to stop scanning presets. See “Setting Preset Stations” later in this section for more information.

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Setting the Tone

Press the AUDIO button located to the left of the screen to access the Audio screen.

T o manually adjust the tone, use the TUNE/SEL knob. The system will begin with Balance. Turn the knob to adjust the level. Once you find the level you want, press the knob once to set it. The system will advance to the right to Fade.

If you do not wish to change the current setting, press the knob repeatedly to advance to the feature you wish to adjust.

Balance: Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to adjust Balance toward Right or Left.

Fade: Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to adjust Fade toward Front or Back.

Bass: Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to increase or decrease Bass.

Mid (Midrange): Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to increase or decrease midrange.

Treble: Turn the TUNE/SEL knob to increase or decrease Treble.

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EQ 1-3 (Equalizer): Once you adjust the bass,

midrange and treble, you can save them for future use. You may store up to three customized equalizations. T o store equalizations, do the following:

1. Manually set the levels for Bass, Mid and Treble.

2. Press and hold one of the three equalization buttons. You will hear a beep once the equalization is stored

successfully.

Equalization settings are unique to each source, and they must be set individually for each source. For example, if you select EQ1 for the CD changer and then switch to a preset radio station, the equalization may not be the same.

You can save an equalization setting for each stored preset radio station. See “Setting Preset Stations” listed later in this section for more information.

DSP (Digital Signal Processing): This feature is used to provide a choice of four different listening experiences. DSP can be used while listening to the radio or the CD players.

A description of the five DSP choices follows:

Normal: This choice turns off all DSP functions. Talk: This choice is used when listening to non

material such as news, talk shows and sports broadcasts. T alk makes spoken words sound very clear.

Driver Seat: This choice adjusts the audio to give the driver the best possible sound qualities. Driver Seat can be used at any time for any material.

Rear Seat: This choice adjusts the audio to give the rear seat passengers the best possible sound qualities. Rear Seat can be used at any time for any material.

Spacious: This choice is used to make the listening area seem larger .

T o change the current DSP settings, do the following:

1. Press DSP multi to access the DSP choices.

2. Continue to press the DSP multi until the desired DSP mode is selected.

3. Press the Back multi DSP menu.

Your choice will be displayed on the DSP prompt at the right of the screen.

-function button to turn DSP on and

-function button

-function button to exit the

-musical

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The DSP settings are unique to each source, and they must be set individually for each source. For example, you may have T alk selected for a preset radio station, but if you change to the CD changer, Spacious may be selected.

You can also store separate DSP settings for each preset station. See “Setting Preset Stations” following and “Playing a Compact Disc (CD)” later in this section for more information.

AVC (Automatic Volume Compensation): This feature monitors the noise in the vehicle. Then, AVC automatically adjusts the volume level so that it always sounds the same to you.

T o turn AVC on and off, press the AVC multi button.

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Setting Preset Stations

The six multi-function buttons next to the display allow you to store your favorite radio stations. You can set up to 18 different preset stations, six per band, FM1, FM2 and AM. The Home and Away presets each have 18 separate presets. For more information on the Home and Away feature, see “FM Menu” listed previously in this section.

To store a radio station as a preset, use the following steps:

1. Select the band where you want the preset stored by pressing the BAND button.

2. Select either the Home or Away presets. See “FM Menu” listed later in the section for more information on the Home and Away feature.

3. Tune to the desired station using the TUNE/SEL knob or the SEEK/SCAN switch.

4. Choose the equalization and DSP settings you want. See “Setting the T one” listed previously for more

information.

5. Press and hold the multi preset you want.

You will hear a beep when the preset has been stored, and the frequency of the stored station will appear on the preset prompt at the right of the display.

6. Repeat the steps to store other presets.

To select a stored preset station listed on the screen, press the multi The station will change, and the new radio station frequency will be displayed in the center of the screen.

-function button next to the station prompt.

-function button next to the

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Playing a Compact Disc (CD)

CD changer screen shown, single CD player similar

You can play a single CD by sliding the CD into the slot located above the audio system screen or by using the

-disc CD changer located below the screen.

six

The following controls are used for both CD players unless otherwise noted:

CD (Compact Disc): Press this button located to the left of the screen to access the CD changer screen. The CD changer will begin playing the currently loaded CD, and you will see Track and the track number as well as TIME and the amount of time the track has been playing displayed on the screen.

The single CD player screen will be displayed if a music CD is loaded in the player and no CDs are loaded in the CD changer.

If you have a CD text disc and are using the single CD player, any information stored on the CD will appear on the screen. Possible text includes the title of the song, the artist and the title of the CD. T ext will not appear on the screen if you are using the CD changer.

LOAD (Six

before loading a CD into the CD changer. One beep will sound, and you will be prompted to load the CD.

T o load all six CDs at one time, press and hold the LOAD button until two beeps sound. You will then be prompted to load six discs into the CD changer.

-Disc CD Changer Only): Press this button

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Repeat: Press the multi-function button next to the

Repeat prompt to turn this feature on. The first press of the Repeat multi

turn on Repeat Track. This feature allows the CD player or CD changer to play the currently selected track again once the track has ended. When Repeat Track is turned on, it will be highlighted on the Repeat prompt at the right of the screen.

Press the Repeat multi to Repeat Disc. This feature is available for the CD changer only . The CD changer will play the currently selected disc again once the last track has ended. When Repeat Disc is turned on, it will be highlighted on the Repeat prompt at the right of the screen.

Press the Repeat multi Repeat Track and Repeat Disc. This is only available for the CD changer. If you are using the single CD player, the Repeat feature will turn off.

Press the button a fourth time while using the CD changer to turn off the Repeat feature.

-function button again to switch

-function button again to turn on

-function button will

Random: Press the multi Random prompt to turn this feature on.

The first press of the Random multi turn on Random Track. This feature allows the CD player or CD changer to play the tracks on the current disc in random, rather than sequential, order. When Random Track is turned on, it will be highlighted on the Random prompt at the right of the screen.

Press the Random multi to Random Disc. This feature is available for the CD changer only. Random Disc allows the CD player to play the discs loaded in the CD changer in random, rather than sequential, order. When Random Disc is turned on, it will be highlighted on the Random prompt at the right of the screen.

Press the Random multi both Random Track and Random Disc. This is only available for the CD changer. If you are using the single CD player, the Random feature will turn off.

Press the button a fourth time while using the CD changer to turn off the Random feature.

-function button next to the

-function button will

-function button again to switch

-function button again to turn on

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Pause: T o pause the playback of a CD, press the

TUNE/SEL knob once. Press it again to resume playback.

Forward

: Press and hold the multi-function button

next to Forward to quickly advance within the current track. As the CD advances, the elapsed time will be displayed to help you find the correct passage.

Reverse AA: Press and hold the multi-function button next to Reverse to quickly go backward within the current track. As the CD reverses, the elapsed time will be displayed to help you find the correct passage.

: Press the multi-function button next to the

Next prompt to advance to the next track on the current CD if only a single CD is loaded in either the CD player or the CD changer. You can also use the steering wheel controls to change tracks. See “Audio Steering Wheel Controls” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

If more than one CD is loaded in the CD changer, pressing the Next multi

-function button will advance the

CD changer to the next loaded CD. The new CD will begin playing at track one.

: Press the multi-function button next to

the Previous prompt to skip to the track immediately before the current track on the current CD if only a single CD is loaded in either the CD player or the CD changer. You can also use the steering wheel controls to change tracks. See “Audio Steering Wheel Controls” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information.

If more than one CD is loaded in the CD changer and you press the Previous multi

-function button, the CD

changer will skip to the CD loaded immediately before the current CD. The new CD will begin playing at track one.

SEEK/SCAN (Six-Disc CD Changer Only):

Use the left or right arrow to skip to the previous or next CD loaded in the CD changer. The new CD will begin playing at track one.

(Eject): Press the button with this symbol on it to

eject a CD. There is a separate eject button for each player next to the CD slot. You will hear a beep once the CD is removed from the slot.

BAND: Press this button located to the left of the screen once to switch to the radio while playing a CD. The audio system screen will appear. See “Radio Screen” listed previously for more information.

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Loading the CD Changer

You can load up to six CDs in the CD changer. To load discs, use the following steps:

1. Press the LOAD button. You will hear one beep and will be prompted to load the CD.

If you press and hold the LOAD button until two beeps sound, you will be prompted to load all six discs.

2. Slide discs one at a time, label side up, into the slot located below the screen.

After each one is loaded, you will hear a beep. As the CDs are loaded, the horizontal lines located in the lower left of the screen will change colors. If a line is gray, it means that no CD is loaded in that slot. If a line is green, it means that a CD is loaded in the slot. The slot with the currently active CD is yellow.

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Section 4 Voice Recognition

Here you will find how to use the voice recognition system to operate the navigation and audio systems. 4-2 Activating Voice Recognition 4-2 Voice Recognition Commands

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Voice Recognition

Using verbal commands, you can use the system without manually pressing buttons and turning the TUNE/SEL knob.

Activating Voice Recognition

T o activate voice recognition, press the voice recognition steering wheel control.

The voice recognition steering wheel control is located on the right spoke of the steering wheel.

Once you press the control, a tone will sound. After the tone, say the command clearly and slowly. When the system is finished recognizing the command, it will either perform the commanded function or issue an error message, such as “invalid command” or “command not recognized.”

The invalid command message indicates that the command cannot be used in the currently active screen. For example, if you use the “Next Track” command while listening to the radio, you will receive the invalid command message because the command is for the CD player or CD changer, not the radio.

Voice Recognition Commands

Some verbal commands are universal and can be used from any location in the system. Others are screen and/or menu specific. The following is a list of the available commands and a description of each.

Universal Commands

These commands can be said from any screen, and the system will respond accordingly.

What Can I Say?: If you say this command, the system will respond with a list of verbal commands available to you. The list of commands will vary depending upon which screen is currently active.

Acknowledge/Ok: If you say either “Acknowledge” or “Ok” when a Driver Information Center (DIC) warning message is displayed, the message will be cleared from the screen. For more information on DIC messages, see “DIC Messages” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual.

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Radio: This command instructs the system to display

the Radio screen. Once the screen is displayed, you can use other Radio screen-specific commands. See “Radio Commands” later in this section for more information.

Audio Mode: This command instructs the system to display the Audio screen where you can adjust the various sound levels, such as bass and treble. See “Setting the T one” in the Index for more information.

CD (Compact Disc) Player: This command instructs the system to display the single CD player screen. Once the screen is displayed, you can use other CD player screen

-specific commands. See “CD (Compact Disc)

Commands” listed later in this section for more information.

CD (Compact Disc) Changer: This command instructs the system to display the CD changer screen. Once the screen is displayed, you can use other CD changer screen-specific commands. See “CD (Compact Disc) Commands” listed later in this section for more information.

Navigation: This command instructs the system to display the Navi (Navigation) Startup Screen. The Birdviewt introduction screen will appear when this command is used. The introduction screen only will be displayed the first time Navigation is accessed.

Once the Navigation system is active, you can use other Navigation Commands” listed later in this section for more information.

Setup: This command instructs the system to display the Setup menu. For more information on this menu, see “Setup Menu” in the Index.

Main Menu: This command instructs the system to display the Main Menu screen. Once the screen is displayed, you can use other Main Menu screen commands.

Information: This command instructs the system to display the Vehicle Information menu which contains the Driver Information Center (DIC) information. See “Driver Information Center (DIC)” in the Index of your CTS owner’s manual for more information on this menu and the DIC.

Voice Memo (Memorandum): This command instructs the system to display the Voice Memo screen. Once the screen is displayed, you can use other Voice Memo screen-specific commands. See “Voice Memo (Memorandum) Commands” listed later in this section for more information.

-specific commands. See “Navigation

-specific

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Address Book: This command instructs the system to

display the Address Book screen. Once the screen is displayed, you must operate the system manually because there are no verbal commands for the Address Book. For more information, see “Address Book” in the Index.

Mute/Unmute: These commands instruct the system to turn off all sound when you say “Mute.” The sound will return to its previous level when you say “Unmute.”

DSP (Digital Signal Processing) Settings Commands: You can change the DSP settings programmed for the currently active source by saying one of the following commands:

DSP Off

DSP T alk

DSP Driver Seat

DSP Rear Seat

DSP Spacious

For more information on the various DSP settings, see “Setting the T one” in the Index.

Day/Night Display Commands: You can adjust the automatic contrast and brightness of the screen by saying one of the following commands:

Set Day

Set Night

Set Day/Night Auto

If you prefer to adjust the contrast and brightness to a customized setting, you must make the adjustments manually. See “Setup Menu” in the Index for more information.

Measurement Unit Commands: You can change the measurement units for the system by saying one of the following commands;

Set Units English (feet/miles)

Set Units Metric (meters/kilometers)

Set Units Imperial (yards/miles)

See “Setup Menu” in the Index for more information.

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Load Disc: This command instructs the system that you

will be loading a CD into the six “Playing a Compact Disc (CD)” in the Index for more information.

Load All: This command instructs the system that you will be loading six CDs into the CD changer. See “Playing a Compact Disc (CD)” in the Index for more information.

Eject Disc: This command instructs the system to eject the currently active CD from the six

Radio Commands

The following list of verbal commands is used only while the Radio screen is active.

Band Selection Commands: You can change the currently active band (FM1, FM2 or AM) by saying one of the following:

FM1

FM2

-disc CD changer. See

-disc CD changer.

Radio Data Systems (RDS) Message Commands: You can customize the RDS system by saying one of the following commands:

RDS Message On

RDS Message Off

RDS Traffic On

RDS Traffic Of f

RDS Alternate Frequency On

RDS Alternate Frequency Off

For more information on the above RDS features, see “FM Menu” in the Index.

Radio Tune: You can change the current radio station by saying “radio tune” and the frequency of the radio station. For example, if you say “radio tune ninety four point seven,” the station will switch to 94.7 FM. If you are changing the station for the AM band, say “radio tune ten seventy” for 1070 instead of “one zero seven zero.” If the station frequency has two or three zeros, such as 600 or 1000 AM, say “radio tune six hundred” or “radio tune one thousand.” The exception is a station frequency that includes a zero between other numbers. In this case, say “oh” instead of zero as in “radio tune one oh seven point nine” for frequency 107.9 FM.

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Seek Up/Down: These commands instruct the system to

seek up or down to the next or previous strongest radio station frequency and stay there.

Scan Up/Down: These commands instruct the system to preview the strongest radio station frequencies either forward or backward. The system will go to the next station, play for a few seconds, then go to the next station.

T o stop the scanning feature, say “Scan” again. Preset X: This command instructs the system to change

the current radio station to one of the saved preset stations on the currently active radio screen (FM1, FM2 or AM).

T o use this command, you must know the number of the preset you wish to hear. For example, if you want to hear the station saved to preset three, say “preset three.” If you want to hear the station saved to preset three on a different band, you must change the band first. See “Band Selection Commands” listed previously.

CD (Compact Disc) Commands

The following list of verbal commands is used with the single CD player and the six these commands can also be executed manually using the multi For more information, see “Playing a Compact Disc (CD)” in the Index.

CD (Compact Disc) Player: This command instructs the system to display the single CD player screen. If a music CD is loaded, it will begin playing.

CD (Compact Disc) Changer: This command instructs the system to display the CD changer screen.

Pause: This command instructs the system to stop playing a CD. The system will remember the exact location on the CD so that when playback resumes, it will begin there.

Play: This command instructs the system to resume playing a CD after the system has been paused.

-function buttons available on the CD screen.

-disc CD changer. Most of

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Play Track X: This command instructs the system to

play a specific track. T o use this command, you must know the number of the track you wish to hear. For example, if you want to hear the second track on the current CD, say “play track two.” The new track will begin playing immediately.

Next Track: This command instructs the system to advance the current CD to the next track.

Previous Track: This command instructs the system to skip to the track immediately before the current one on the CD that is playing or to re

If the track has been playing for under 10 seconds, the CD player will go to the previous track. If the track has been playing longer than 10 seconds, the Previous Track command will re

Next Disc (CD Changer Only): This command instructs the system to advance the CD changer to the next CD loaded. The new CD will begin playing immediately.

Previous Disc (CD Changer Only): This command instructs the system to skip to the CD loaded immediately before the current CD. The new CD will begin playing immediately.

-start the current track.

Disc X (CD Changer Only): This command instructs the CD changer to play a specific CD. T o use this command, you must know the number of the CD you wish to hear. For example, if you want to hear the CD loaded in slot two, say “disc two.” The first track on the new CD will begin playing immediately.

Random T rack On: This command instructs the system to play the tracks on the current CD in random, rather than sequential, order.

Random Track and Disc On (CD Changer Only): This command instructs the CD changer to play the tracks on the current CD in random, rather than sequential, order . Once the current CD is finished, the next CD to play will be chosen randomly.

Random Off: This command instructs the system to turn off the Random feature. All tracks and CDs will play in their normal sequential order.

Repeat T rack On : This command instructs the system to play the currently selected track again once the track has played.

Repeat Disc On (CD Changer Only): This command instructs the CD changer to play the current CD again once all the tracks have played.

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Repeat Off: This command instructs the system to turn

off the repeat feature.

Voice Memo (Memorandum) Commands

The following are verbal commands that can be used when the Voice Memo screen is active.

Memo (Memorandum) Play: This command instructs the system to play the memo currently highlighted on the screen. If no memo has been previously recorded, this command is not available.

Memo (Memorandum) Play X: This command instructs the system to play a memo saved to a specific location that is not the memo currently highlighted on the screen. T o use this command, you must know the location of the memo you wish to hear. For example, if you want to hear the memo saved to location three, say “memo play three.” The system will switch to memo three and begin playing the memo.

Memo (Memorandum) Stop: This command instructs the system to stop playback of a memo once is has started playing.

Memo (Memorandum) Record: This command instructs the system to begin recording a memo.

Memo (Memorandum) Append: This command instructs the system to add to the memo currently highlighted on the screen. If no memo has been previously recorded, this command is not available.

Memo (Memorandum) Append X: This command instructs the system to add to a previously recorded memo that is not the memo currently highlighted on the screen. T o use this command, you must know the location of the previously recorded memo to which you want to add information. For example, if you want to add to the memo stored in location two, say “memo append two.” The system will switch to memo two and begin recording. The new information will be added to the memo in location two.

Memo (Memorandum) Delete: This command instructs the system to delete the memo currently highlighted on the screen. If no memo has been previously recorded, this command is not available.

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Memo (Memorandum) Delete X: This command

instructs the system to delete a previously recorded memo saved to a specific location. T o use this command, you must know the location of the memo that you want to delete. For example, if you want to delete the memo saved in location one, say “memo delete one.”

Yes: This command confirms choices made while using the Voice Memo screen. For example, if you use the memo delete command, the system will request a confirmation of the deletion. If you wish to delete the memo, you must reply with “yes” or the system will not delete the memo.

This command is only available in the Memo Delete screens.

No: This command cancels choices made while using the Voice Memo screen. For example, if you use the memo delete command, the system will request a confirmation of the deletion. If you say “no,” the system will not delete the memo.

This command is only available in the Memo Delete screens.

Navigation Commands

The following verbal commands can be used when the Navigation system is active.

North Up: This command instructs the system to switch from the current view to a view of the map where north is always “up” on the screen. See “Symbols” in the Index for more information.

Heading Up: This command instructs the system to switch from the current view to a map view where the vehicle appears to be traveling in an “up” direction on the screen regardless of compass direction. See “Symbols” in the Index for more information.

Bird View: This command instructs the system to switch from the current view to the bird view of the map. This view allows you to see an overall general picture of the map from above as if you were a bird flying over the area. See “Symbols” in the Index for more information.

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Split View: This command instructs the system to

switch from the current view to a map view that has a regular view of the map and a popup view of upcoming turns. See “Turn View” in the Index for more information.

Single Screen: This command instructs the system to switch back from the split view screen to the regular map view . See “Turn View” in the Index for more information.

Zoom In: This command instructs the system to provide a closer scale view of the current map. See “Navigation Multi-Function Buttons” in the Index for more information.

Zoom Out: This command instructs the system to provide a larger scale view of the current map. See “Navigation Multi more information.

-Function Buttons” in the Index for

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Cadillac CTS 2003 Navigation Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Section 1 System Overview

Introduction

Screen Features

Driver Information Center (DIC) Line

Banner

Radio Station Information

RDS Message

Single CD (Compact Disc) Player Information

CD (Compact Disc) Changer Information

Radio/CD (Compact Disc) Changer Information

Equalizer Information

Navigation System Route Information

Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Information

Tune/Sel (Select) Knob and Seek/Scan Switch Functions

AVC (Automatic Volume Compensation) Information

Multi-Function Buttons

Main Menu

Radio

Audio

CD (Compact Disc)

Navigation

Address Book

New Entry

Delete All

Setup

Feat Prog (Feature Programming)

Voice Memo (Memorandum)

Append

Delete

Browser

Vehicle Info (Information)

Setup Menu

Browser

Personal Choice Controls

Section 2 Navigation Features

Navigation System Overview

Navigation System Controls

PWR (Power)/VOL (Volume) Knob

NAV (Navigation) Button

Navi (Navigation) System Startup Screen

Alpha-Numeric Bar

Using the Navigation System

Maps

Regional and Interstate Maps

Map Database

Map Adjustments

Map Scales

Symbols

Navigation Menu

Turn View

Popup

Always

TBT (Turn by Turn)

TBT (Turn by Turn) List

Delete Current Trip

Guidance

GPS Info (Information)

Voice Volume

Map Scroll

Map Icons

Tracking

Navigation Menu Multi-Function Buttons

Route Option

Back: This button returns you to the previous screen. Store PT (Point)

Stored PTs (Points)

Trip Points

Enter Dest (Destination)

Creating a Trip with Waypoints

Editing a Trip

Plan a Route

Traveling on a Planned Route

Traveling Across Regions

Colors on the Screen

Global Positioning System (GPS)

Vehicle Positioning

Problems with Route Guidance