Cadillac CTS 2009 User Manual

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The Navigation System Supplement
Table of Contents
Important Notes About this Manual...............................2
Section 1
Section 2
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Navigation Features and Controls ................................27
Section 3
Navigation Audio System..............................................99
Section 4
Navigation Voice Recognition.....................................179
Index ............................................................................185
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Important Notes About this Manual
PREFACE
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This supplement includes the latest information available 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.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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Section 1 - Overview
Navigation System Overview ............................6
Getting Started .................................................7
Deleting Personal Information......................... 10
Cleaning the System ....................................... 10
Basic System Information ................................10
Hard Keys .......................................................11
Touch-Sensitive Buttons..................................16
Alpha-Numeric Keypad ................................... 17
Setup Menu .....................................................18
Screen Adjustment.......................................... 20
Clock Menu ....................................................22
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Overview
NAVIGATION SYSTEM
OVERVIEW
VOL (volume/power) Knob
2.
TUNE/TONE Knob
NAV
3. Navigation Screen Up/ Down Button
FAV Button
4.
5.
SEEK Button
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SEEK Button
CD/DVD Eject Button
7.
8.
AUDIO Button
9.
NAV Button
10.
MENU/SELECT Knob
11.
REC (record) Button
12.
CONFIG Button
13.
/ (play/pause) Button
14.
FWD Button
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
15.  REV (reverse) Button
16.
RPT Button
17.
DEST (destination) Button
18. CD/DVD Loading Slot
19.
DEL (delete) Button
21
20.
INFO Button
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21. (navigation display dim­mer control) Button
See "Hard Keys" under "Basic System Information" later in this section for more information.
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Section 1
GETTING STARTED
Your vehicle is equipped with a Navigation System which has the following integrated features:
• Radio
•Television Tuner
• CD/DVD Player
• Hard Drive
• Audio Input Jack
• USB Port
•Voice Recognition
The navigation system allows you to plan a route and provides turn­by-turn route and map guidance with voice prompts.
The navigation system also allows you to select a destination using various methods and choices.
The navigation system may also interact with the radio to receive broadcast announcements on traf­fic and emergency alert communications.
If navigation mapping is operated in a region that is not covered by the stored map data, or if the vehi­cle is ever more then 1/10 of a kilo­meter from a mapped road, the system may display a compass in place of the map.
If an inoperable function is select­ed, the system may display a message indicating that the func­tion is not available.
Before you begin to operate this system, please read this manual thoroughly to become familiar with it and to understand how the system works.
While your vehicle is parked, take the time to familiarize yourself with the system controls and oper­ation, and to set up various features.
That way, you will be able to use the system with less effort and less distraction from the road.
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Make sure not to divert too much attention from your driving.
CAUTION
Giving extended attention to entertainment or navigation tasks while driving will greatly increase the risk of a collision that may cause personal injury or death.
Road safety has absolute priori­ty. Only operate this system if the road and traffic conditions allow you to do so. The driver's full attention is always required while driving.
The navigation maps are stored on the hard drive.
See the following, in Section 2, for more information:
• Maps
• Updating Map Data
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.
Road conditions, such as no turns, detours and construction, change frequently.
It is important to consider whether or not you can safely and legally follow the directions given by the system.
CAUTION
Looking at the moving map on the navigation screen frequent­ly or for too long while driving can cause a crash.
You or others could be injured or killed.
The driver's full attention is always required while driving.
Use voice guidance directions whenever possible.
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When getting started, you may set the navigation system to your pref­erences using various options. To do so, see the following:
• Setup Menu
If you wish to change the display language from what the system is currently set for, see "Driver Infor­mation Center" in your vehicle's owner's manual.
You can also use the Driver Infor­mation Center to change your display's readings between English and metric units.
See "Driver Information Center" in your vehicle owner's manual for more information.
For more information on naviga­tion mapping features, see the following:
• Navigation Features and Controls
To plan a route, see "Enter Destina­tion" under "Navigation Features and Controls".
Note that the navigation system may not support all of the language options supported by the Driver Information Center.
If you select a Driver Information Center language that is not supported by the navigation system, the navigation system will default to its last used language.
If the language is changed from English to a different language, the majority of the voice guidance prompts and the screen text will change to the selected language.
Remember that the menu screens will not match word-for-word as they appear in this supplement.
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Deleting Personal Information
The navigation system can record and store destinations and person­al information such as names and addresses.
At times, such as when you are selling or disposing of your vehi­cle, you may want to delete this information.
See the following, in Section 2, for more information:
• Previous Destinations
• Adding, Editing or Deleting Address Book Entries
Cleaning the System
If the panel or the display is stained, wipe it with a dry, soft cloth, such as a silicon cloth.
NOTICE
Do not use an abrasive cloth, or paint thinner, alcohol, or other volatile solvents to clean the system. These may damage the external surfaces of the system.
Also, do not spray cleaner directly onto the system.
Spraying cleaner directly onto the system could affect mechanical parts.
BASIC SYSTEM
INFORMATION
This section describes the basic information you will need to know to operate the Navigation System. You should read this section thor­oughly to become familiar with it.
The basic controls consist of buttons (or "hard keys"), knobs and a touch-sensitive screen.
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Section 1
Note:
If navigation mapping is operat­ed in a region that is not covered by the stored map data, or if the vehicle is ever more then 1/10 of a kilometer from a mapped road, the system may display a compass in place of the map.
If an inoperable function is selected, the system may display a message indicating that the function is not available.
Hard Keys
The following hard keys are locat­ed on the navigation/audio system control panel:
VOL (volume/power) Knob
Press the knob to turn the sys­tem on or off.
Rotate the knob to the right to increase the volume and to the left to decrease the volume.
Volume adjustment will occur for the current audio source or for active navigation voice guidance or voice prompts.
TUNE/TONE Knob
Rotate the knob to tune to the next or previous radio station or television channel.
If you are listening to a CD or DVD, the system will advance to the next track/chapter.
Press the knob to access the Sound Menu.
Use the Sound Menu to adjust the following features to suit your preference:
-Tone Control
- Fade/Balance Control
- Digital Signal Processing
See "Sound Menu" under "Nav­igation Audio System" for more information.
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NAV
Navigation Screen Up/ Down Button
Press this button to make the screen move up and down.
While the screen is in the "up" position, you will be able to view and use all touch-sensitive buttons on the screen.
While the screen is in the "down" position, a portion of the screen will be shown and will display the current audio source and temperature.
FAV Button
Press the repeatedly to cycle through the mixed-band preset station/ channel lists.
See the following under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more information:
- Playing the Radio
Mixed-Band Presets
With an audio source active, press this button to seek to the next selection (station, chan­nel, track or chapter).
See "Navigation Audio System" for more information.
FAV (favorites) button
SEEK Button
SEEK Button
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With an audio source active, press this button to seek to the previous selection (station, channel, track or chapter).
See "Navigation Audio System" for more information.
CD/DVD Eject Button
Press the eject button next to the slot to eject a disc from the CD/DVD player.
See the following under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more information:
- CD/DVD Player
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AUDIO Button
Press the to display the current audio source screen.
Press the repeatedly to cycle through all of the available audio source screens.
If you press this button while the display shows a split screen (with an audio source screen on the left side and a map or guidance screen on the right side), the display will change to the full audio source screen.
See the following under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more information:
- Audio Source Menu
AUDIO hard key once
AUDIO hard key
NAV Button
Press this button to go to the navigation map screen.
The map will appear and your current vehicle position will be displayed.
Press the edly to toggle between a split view or a full map view.
The current audio source will appear on the source indicator tab at the top of the screen.
Touch the source indicator tab to display the guidance screen and the current audio source on a split view screen.
NAV hard key repeat-
Touch the exit the split view screen.
See the following for more information:
- Navigation Features and Controls
- Navigation Audio System
FULL MAP tab to
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• MENU/SELECT Knob
Rotate this knob to scroll through menu items.
Once your choice is high­lighted, press the knob once to select it.
REC (record) Button
Press this button to record con­tent from a CD, MP3 or USB device to the hard drive.
See the following under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more information:
- Playing a Compact Disc
- Hard Drive
CONFIG Button
Press this hard key to display the Setup menu.
Pressing this button repeatedly will allow you to scroll through the available setup screens and adjust sound, radio, television, navigation, display and clock features.
See "Setup Menu" later in this section for more information.
/ (play/pause) Button
With one of the following audio sources active, press this button to play or to pause the source:
-Time Shift Buffer
-CD
- MP3
- DVD
- HDD
- USB
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- iPod
See "Navigation Audio System" for more information.
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FWD Button
With one of the following audio sources playing, press this button to advance quickly through playback:
-Time Shift Buffer
-CD
- MP3
- DVD
- HDD
- USB
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- iPod
See "Navigation Audio System" for more information.
REV (reverse) Button
With one of the following audio sources playing, press this button to reverse quickly through playback:
-Time Shift Buffer
-CD
- MP3
- DVD
- HDD
- USB
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- iPod
See "Navigation Audio System" for more information.
RPT Button
Press this hard key to have the system repeat the last voice prompt heard while on a planned route.
DEST (destination) Button
If a destination has not yet been entered, press this hard key to access the Destination Entry screen.
With a destination already entered, press the nation) hard key to access the
ROUTE screen.
See the following under "Navi­gation Features and Controls" for more information:
- Enter Destination
- Route Options
DEST (desti-
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• DEL (delete) Button
Press this key to delete informa­tion from the hard drive.
Pressing this button may also delete a selected Radio Data System category from the display.
See the following under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more information:
- Playing the Radio
- Hard Drive
INFO Button
Press this button for help with Voice Recognition.
See Section 4 for information on the Voice Recognition feature.
(navigation display dimmer control) Button
Press this button to toggle between the available naviga­tion display dimming modes.
See the following, later in this section, for more information:
- Setup Menu
Screen Adjustment
Touch-Sensitive Buttons
Touch-sensitive buttons are locat­ed on the screen.
These buttons will be highlighted when a feature is available (active) and dim when they are unavail­able (not active).
The following touch-sensitive buttons appear on many screens:
(zoom in)
See "Map Scales" for more information.
(zoom out)
See "Map Scales" for more information.
BACK
Touch this button to exit a menu or to go back to the pre­vious screen.
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Alpha-Numeric Keypad
An alpha-numeric keypad will automatically be available to you whenever the system needs infor­mation from you.
Touch a character to select it.
There are several screens of avail­able characters.
•Touch the play characters with accent marks.
•Touch the ton to access the numeric keypad.
The numeric keypad may also provide access to punctuation marks or other characters.
A-Y button to dis-
0-9 (numbers) but-
• If available, touch the (symbol) button to access a symbols keypad.
•Touch the to the alpha keypad.
To enter a space between charac­ters or words, touch the space symbol .
If you select an incorrect character, touch space arrow .
To make your name selections easier, the system will only allow you to select a character that can follow the last one you selected.
A-Z button to return
BACKSPACE or the back-
SYM.
The system will search the map database and highlight the avail­able characters and darken the unavailable characters.
If you are unsuccessful when inputting a name or word, it may need to be selected differently.
It is also possible that the map database does not contain that information.
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SETUP MENU
Press the CONFIG hard key to display the Setup menu.
The Setup menu allows you to access screens where you can configure various audio and navi­gation features.
To scroll through the available setup screens, either press the CONFIG button repeatedly, or touch the desired tab at the top of the screen:
SOUND
Touch this button to access the sound menu.
See "Sound Menu" under "Nav­igation Audio System" for more information.
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Voice
Volume
Map
Database
Information
RADIO
Touch this button to access the Radio Menu.
Preference
Route
Back
Tr ac k
Tr affic
Information
See "Radio Menu" under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more information.
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TV
Touch this button to access the Television Setup Menu.
See the following under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more information:
-Television Tuner
Television Setup Menu
NAV
Select this item to modify vari­ous navigation setup options.
See the following for more information:
- Navigation Features and Controls
Navigation Menu
DISPLAY
Touch this button to access the screen adjustment menu.
See "Screen Adjustment" later in this section for more information.
•Time/Temperature Display
Touch this button to access the Clock setup screen.
See "Clock Menu" later in this section for more information.
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Screen Adjustment
To access this screen, do the following:
1. Press the CONFIG hard key to display the Setup menu.
2. Touch the DISPLAY tab at the top of the screen or press CONFIG repeatedly to access the DISPLAY screen.
On this screen, the following touch-sensitive buttons are available:
DISPLAY OFF
Touch this button to turn the display off.
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Display OFF
Brightness/Contrast/Mode
Display
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To turn the display back on, press a system hard key that recalls a screen or menu. For example, press one of the following:
- NAV Button
- AUDIO Button
- FAV Button
- CONFIG Button
- DEST (destination) Button
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BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST/
MODE
Touch this button to access the screen adjustment menu.
This screen allows you to adjust the following screen appear­ance settings:
- (brightness): Touch the plus (+) or minus (-) to adjust the brightness of the screen.
Note:
If you select the AUTO set­ting, this control is deactivated.
- (contrast): Touch the plus (+) or minus (-) to adjust the contrast of the screen.
- AUTO: This setting automati­cally adjusts the screen based on exterior lighting conditions.
- DAY: This setting leaves the screen in day mode. The dis­plays on the screen are usu­ally brighter with a lighter background so that they can be seen better during the brighter daylight hours.
- NIGHT: This setting leaves the screen in night mode. The displays on the screen are usually dimmer with a darker background so that they can be seen better during the darker nighttime hours.
(navigation display dimmer
control) Button
Press this button to toggle between the available navigation display dimming modes.
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Clock Menu
Your vehicle is equipped with an analog clock located on the instru­ment panel.
The navigation system time and the analog clock are separate features.
Changing the time through the navigation system will not change the time on the analog clock and vice versa.
To change the analog clock time, see "Analog Clock" in your vehicle owner's manual.
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10:05 PM
12Hr 24Hr
Hours Minutes
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DD/MM MM/DD
Auto GPS Update
Time Zone
MM YYYYDD
OffOn
OffOnDaylight Savings
ChangeGMT
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To access the clock menu so you can set the time on the navigation system, do the following:
1. Press the CONFIG hard key to display the Setup menu.
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2. Touch the time/temperature display tab at the top of the screen or press CONFIG repeatedly to access the clock menu.
Touch the plus (+) or minus (-) buttons next to the HOURS and MINUTES options to adjust the time.
Touch the plus (+) or minus (-) buttons next to the MM (month), DD (day) and YYYY options to set the date.
The following touch-sensitive buttons are also available on this screen:
12HR (12 hour): Touch 12HR to set the clock in a.m. and p.m. time.
24HR (24 hour): Touch 24HR to set the clock in military time.
DD/MM (day/month): Touch this button to display the date in the day/month/year format.
MM/DD (month/day): Touch this button to display the date in the month/day/year format.
AUTO GPS UPDATE (auto­matic global positioning sys­tem update): Touch ON to automatically update the navi­gation system's time to match the current Global Positioning System time. Touch OFF to maintain a manually set time.
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DAYLIGHT SAVINGS: Touch ON to observe daylight savings
time.
When the daylight savings time feature is turned on, the hour on the clock will advance by one.
Touch OFF to turn this feature off.
The hour on the clock will decrease by one.
Time Zone
Back
10:05 PM
Western Europe Time (GMT)
Central Europe Time (GMT+1)
Eastern Europe Time (GMT+2)
Moscow Time Zone (GMT+3)
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TIME ZONE: The currently selected time zone will appear next to this item.
Note:
The AUTO GPS UPDATE (automatic global position­ing system update) feature must be off in order to change the time zone.
To select a different time zone, touch CHANGE.
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The following TIME ZONE sub­menu appears when this menu item is selected:
- WESTERN EUROPE TIME (GMT): Touch this button to select the Western Europe time zone (Greenwich Mean Time).
- CENTRAL EUROPE TIME (GMT+1): Touch this button to select the Central Europe time zone (Greenwich Mean Time + 1).
- EASTERN EUROPE TIME (GMT+2): Touch this button to select the Eastern Europe time zone (Greenwich Mean Time + 2).
- MOSCOW TIME ZONE (GMT+3): Touch this button to select the Moscow time zone (Greenwich Mean Time + 3).
Touch BACK to return to the previous screen.
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Section 2 - Navigation Features and Controls
Navigation Features and Controls ..................28
Navigation Menu.............................................30
Voice Guidance Volume Settings..................... 31
Route Preferences............................................32
Tracking Your Vehicle’s Path ...........................33
Traffic Information ..........................................35
Maps ................................................................44
Map Coverage ................................................44
Updating Map Data ........................................45
Map Adjustments............................................ 47
Symbols ..........................................................49
Enter Destination ............................................53
Destination Entry Methods ..............................54
Destination Entry Method: Address Entry ........54
Destination Entry Method: Point of Interest.....60
Destination Entry Method: Address Book ........64
Destination Entry Method:
Previous Destination ......................................66
Destination Entry Method: Map Scroll.............68
Destination Entry Method: Coordinates ..........70
Destination Entry Method:
Preset Destination ..........................................72
Route Options..................................................74
Turn List..........................................................76
Detour ............................................................76
Route Preview .................................................77
Waypoints.......................................................79
Driving on a Route .......................................... 81
Auto Reroute...................................................82
Canceling Guidance ........................................82
Preset Destinations .........................................82
Storing Preset Destinations: Current
Destination .................................................... 83
Storing Preset Destinations:
Address Book Entry ........................................ 84
Changing Preset Destinations .........................84
Adding, Editing or
Deleting Address Book Entries.......................85
Entering an Address ........................................85
Editing the Address Book ................................86
Deleting an Address........................................ 88
Previous Destinations......................................88
Points of Interest.............................................89
Searching for Local Points of Interest............... 91
Global Positioning System (GPS).................... 93
Vehicle Positioning.......................................... 94
Problems with Route Guidance ......................96
If the System Needs Service............................ 97
Ordering Map DVDs........................................ 97
Database Coverage Explanations ...................98
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Navigation Features and Controls
NAVIGATION FEATURES AND CONTROLS
This section describes navigation features.
The navigation system allows you to plan a route and provides turn­by-turn route and map guidance with voice prompts.
The navigation system also allows you to select a destination using various methods and choices.
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.
Road conditions, such as no turns, detours and construction, change frequently.
It is important to consider whether or not you can safely and legally follow the directions given by the system.
CAUTION
Looking at the moving map on the navigation screen frequent­ly or for too long while driving can cause a crash.
You or others could be injured or killed.
The driver's full attention is always required while driving.
Use voice guidance directions whenever possible.
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Section 2
The navigation maps are stored on the hard drive.
See the following, later in this section, for more information:
• Maps
Updating Map Data
If navigation mapping is operated in a region that is not covered by the stored map data, or if the vehi­cle is ever more then 1/10 of a kilo­meter from a mapped road, the system may display a compass in place of the map.
If an inoperable function is select­ed, the system may display a message indicating that the func­tion is not available.
Following are the main hard keys used to access navigation features:
NAV
Navigation Screen Up/ Down Button
NAV Button
CONFIG Button
RPT Button
DEST (destination) Button
INFO Button
An overview of button functions is offered in Section 1 under "Basic System Information". This section offers more detailed information.
The Navigation System's voice recognition feature allows for hands-free operation of navigation and audio system features.
See Section 4 for information on the Voice Recognition feature.
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NAVIGATION MENU
The Navigation menu screen allows you to access many of the navigation system's route guid­ance features.
To access this menu, do the following:
1. Press the CONFIG hard key to display the Setup menu.
2. Touch the NAV tab at the top of the screen or press CONFIG repeatedly to access the navi­gation menu.
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Voice
Volume
Map
Database
Information
Route
Preference
Back Tr ac k
Tr affic
Information
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On this screen, the following touch-sensitive buttons are available:
VOICE VOLUME
This feature allows you to set the voice prompt volume level or to turn the voice prompts on or off.
See "Voice Guidance Volume Settings" later in this section for more information.
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