Cadillac SRX 2009 User Manual

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The Navigation System Supplement

Table of Contents

Important Notes About this Manual...............................2

Section 1

Overview..........................................................................5

Section 2

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Navigation Features and Controls ................................23

Section 3

Audio System...............................................................119

Section 4

Navigation Voice Recognition.....................................201

Index ............................................................................207

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Important Notes About this Manual

PREFACE

GENERAL MOTORS, GM and the
GM Emblem, CADILLAC and the
CADILLAC Crest & Wreath are
registered trademarks of General
Motors Corporation.

The name SRX is a trademark of
General Motors Corporation.

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DTS and DTS Digital Surround are
registered trademarks of Digital
Theater Systems, Inc.

®

Dolby
license from Dolby
Dolby

is manufactured under

®

and the double-D symbol

®

Laboratories.

are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories.

®

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Important Notes About this Manual

Hereby, DENSO, declares that this
navigation system is in compliance
with the essential requirements
and other relevant provisions of
Directive 1999/5/EC.

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

Installing the Map DVD................................... 10

System Start-up Screen ...................................12

Cleaning the Video Screen .............................. 13

Cleaning the System ....................................... 13

Basic System Information ................................14

Hard Keys .......................................................14

Alpha-Numeric Keypad ................................... 17

Touch-Sensitive Buttons..................................18

Setup Menu .....................................................19

On-Screen Display Menu ................................20

Analog Clock ....................................................22

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Overview

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

OVERVIEW

1. Power/Volume Knob

2.

NAV Hard Key

3.

DEST (destination) Hard Key

4.

RPT Hard Key

5.

FAV (favorites) Hard Key

6. CD/DVD Loading Slot

7. CD/DVD Eject Button

8. Map DVD Loading Slot

9. (tune/sound) Knob

10.

AUDIO Button

11.

MENU Button

6

7

1

2

3

4

5

NAV

DEST

RPT

FAV

FULL MAP FM 97.1

GPS

13

km

30 m

MARK

79 AVE

POI

AUDIO

MENU

SEEK

SEEK

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

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12.  | SEEK Hard Key

13. |

SEEK Hard Key

14. Audio Input Jack

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

• Audio Input Jack

• Rear Seat Entertainment
System

•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
(street addresses, intersections,
destinations stored in memory,
points of interest, etc.).

The navigation system may also
interact with the radio to receive
broadcast announcements on traf­fic and emergency alert
communications.

You can 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.

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.

Entering alpha-numeric text
requires many steps, so you can
only perform these operations
while the vehicle is in
will notice that touch-sensitive
screen buttons leading to the
alpha-numeric keypad are dim and
inoperable while driving.

(Park). You

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Overview

Other functions may also be inop­erable while driving and they, too,
will appear dim on the screen.

All functions are available when
parked. Some functions can be
performed while driving, however
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 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 1

In order to use navigation
mapping features, the mapping
data DVD must be loaded in the
map DVD loading slot.

See "Installing the Map DVD" later
in this section for more
information.

When entering the vehicle or turn­ing the engine off, you may hear a
noise from the map disc. This is
normal.

Each time you start the vehicle and
press the
navigation functions, the system
start-up screen will reappear.

NAV hard key to access

See "System Start-up Screen" later
in this section for more
information.

See the following, later in this
section, for information:

• Setup Menu

• On-Screen Display Menu

For more information on naviga­tion mapping features, see the
following:

• Navigation Features and
Controls

To plan a route, see "Destination
Entry Methods" under "Navigation
Features and Controls".

The navigation system can record
and store personal information in
the form of travel destinations.
Before you sell your vehicle, be
sure to delete the stored locations.

See the following for more
information:

• Adding, Editing or Deleting
Address Book Entries

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.

Note that the navigation system
may not support all of the
language options supported by
the Driver Information Center.

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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.

Installing the Map DVD

When your vehicle was delivered
from the factory, the dealer may
have installed the map DVD. If the
DVD was not installed in your vehi­cle when first purchased, use the
following directions to load the
DVD:

1. Turn on the ignition.

Read through all of the follow­ing procedure before operat­ing this feature.

2. Press the power/volume knob
to turn the system on.

3. Press the

Each time you start the vehicle
and press the
access navigation functions,
the system start-up screen will
reappear.

See "System Start-up Screen"
later in this section for more
information.

4. Touch the

NAV hard key.

NAV hard key to

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Section 1

It may take several minutes to
load the disc.

The system will activate the

EJECT button to indicate the

disc is loaded.

7. Touch the
ton to close the faceplate.

DISC READ ERROR appears and/

If
or the disc comes out, it means
there is an error.

See "Error Messages" under "CD/
DVD Player" in Section 3.

CLOSE screen but-

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5. Touch the INSERT MAP DISC
screen button to open the
navigation system's faceplate.

6. Insert the disc part-way into
the map DVD loading slot.
The system will pull it in the
rest of the way.

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Overview

System Start-up Screen

The system start-up screen warns
you that it is very dangerous to
operate navigation functions while
driving. You should make selec­tions only while the vehicle is
stopped.

When you press the
to access navigation functions,
either the system start-up screen
or the previously active screen will
appear.

If the system start-up screen
appears, touch the
load the map DVD information
and use the navigation features.

NAV hard key

button to

OK

CAUTION

Remember, if you are distracted while driving,
you could cause a crash and you or others could
be injured or killed.
Before using this system while driving, read this
owner’s manual and learn how the system
operates.
Always concentrate on your driving first by
keeping your eyes and mind on the road, and
your hands on the wheel.
Some functions of this system will not operate
when the car is moving. See owner’s manual for
more information.

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The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

Enter your destination and route
settings.

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Section 1

See the following for more
information:

• Navigation Features and
Controls

- Destination Entry Methods

If you do not touch the
only the audio system hard keys
will be activated.

See "Navigation Audio System" for
more information.

To reactivate the navigation
features, touch the
(destination) hard key.

The system start-up screen will
appear.

Touch the
map DVD information and use the
navigation features.

button to load the

button,

NAV or DEST

Cleaning the Video Screen

To clean the video screen, use a
soft, clean cloth dampened with
water and wipe the screen gently.

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.

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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.

Note:

Once the vehicle is moving,
various functions will be
disabled to limit driver
distraction.

Hard Keys

The following hard keys are locat­ed on the outside of the Naviga­tion System screen:

Power/Volume Knob

Press lightly on the knob to
turn the system on. Press it
again to turn the system off.

Rotate the power/volume knob
to the right to increase the vol­ume and to the left to decrease
the volume.

•N

(navigation) Hard Key

Press this button to go to the
navigation map screen.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

Press the NAV hard key repeat­edly to toggle between a split
view or a full map view.

The current audio source will
appear on the source indicator
button at the top of the screen.

Touch the source indicator but­ton to display the guidance
screen and the current audio
source on a split view screen.

Touch the
exit the split view screen.

See the following for more
information:

- Navigation Features and
Controls

- Navigation Audio System

FULL MAP button to

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Section 1

DEST (destination) Hard Key

Press this hard key to access the
Destination Entry screen or the
Search Area screen.

If a destination has been
selected, pressing the
(destination) hard key displays

ROUTE screen.

the

See the following for more
information:

Navigation Features and
Controls

- Enter Destination

Destination Entry Menu

Route Options

DEST

RPT Hard Key

•

Press this hard key to have the
system repeat the last voice
prompt heard while on a
planned route.

FAV (favorites) Hard Key

•

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

FAV (favorites) button

• (tune/sound) Knob

Rotate the knob to manually
tune in radio stations.

Press to access the sound
menu and adjust the tone and
speaker settings for all of the
sources.

See "Sound Menu" under "Nav­igation Audio System" for more
information.

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• CD/DVD Eject Button

Press the eject button next to
the slot to eject a disc from the
CD/DVD player.

If the disc does not eject, press
the eject button for more than
five seconds to eject the disc.

If the disc is not removed
within 15 seconds, it will be
automatically pulled back into
the player.

See "Navigation Audio System"
for more information.

AUDIO Button

Press the
to display the current audio
source screen.

Press the
repeatedly to cycle through all
of the available audio source
screens.

See the following under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more
information:

- Audio Source Menu

MENU Button

•

Press the
adjust sound, radio, navigation
and display features.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Setup Menu

AUDIO hard key once

AUDIO hard key

MENU hard key to

SEEK Hard Keys

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| SEEK Hard Key

With the radio or television
source active, press this but­ton to seek to the next higher
station or channel.

SEEK Hard Key

-|

With the radio or television
source active, press this but­ton to seek to the next lower
station or channel.

While using the CD or DVD
player, these hard keys can also
be used to advance or reverse
tracks and chapters.

To scan stations/channels,
press and hold the left or right
arrow for two seconds. The
radio will go to the next or pre­vious station, play for a few
seconds, then go on to the
next station.

See "Navigation Audio System"
for more information.

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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 three pages of available
symbols.

•Touch the
play the accent mark charac­ters. The available accent marks
will be displayed on the screen.

•Touch the
ton at the bottom of the alpha
keypad to access the numeric
keypad.

The numeric keypad gives you
access to numbers, punctua­tion marks, or other characters.

•Touch the
to the alpha keypad.

A-Y button to dis-

0-9 (numbers) but-

A-Z button to return

To enter a space between charac­ters or words, touch the space
symbol .

If you select an incorrect character,
touch the backspace 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.

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 or that the correct
search area was not selected.

See "Database Coverage Explana­tions" for more information.

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Touch-Sensitive Buttons

Touch-sensitive buttons are locat­ed on the screen.

When you touch a button on the
screen, a beep may sound.

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)

1.

See "Map Scales" for more
information.

(zoom out)

2.

See "Map Scales" for more
information.

BACK

Touch this button to exit a
menu or to go back to the pre­vious screen.

FULL MAP

•

Touch the FULL MAP button to
exit the split view screen.

See the following for more
information:

- Navigation Features and
Controls

• Source Indicator Button

The current station frequency
or name will appear at the top
of the display.

If a disc is loaded,
will appear.

Touch the source indicator but­ton to display the guidance
screen and the current audio
source on a split view screen.

See the following for more
information:

- Navigation Audio System

DVD or CD

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Section 1

■ SETUP MENU

The Setup menu allows you to
access screens where you can
configure various vehicle and navi­gation system features.

Press the MENU hard key to
display the Setup menu.

Sound Radio DisplayNav

The following menu items are
located 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.

• RADIO

Touch this button to access the
Radio Menu.

See the following under "Navi­gation Audio System" for more
information:

- Radio Menu

• NAV

Select this item to modify vari­ous navigation setup options.

See the following for more
information:

- Navigation Features and
Controls

Navigation Menu

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• DISPLAY

Touch this button to adjust the
on-screen display.

See "On-Screen Display Menu"
later in this section for more
information.

You can also press the MENU hard
key repeatedly to select one of the
menus located at the top of the
screen.

Sound Radio DisplayNav

MENU

Display OFF

Brightness/Contrast/Mode

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On-Screen Display Menu

To access this menu, do the
following:

1. Press the MENU hard key to
display the Setup menu.

2. Touch the DISPLAY screen
button.

You can also press the MENU hard
key repeatedly to select one of the
menus located at the top of the
screen.

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On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

• DISPLAY OFF

Touch this button to turn the
display off.

To turn the screen back on,
press one of the following hard
keys:

- NAV Hard Key

- DEST (destination) Hard Key

- FAV (favorites) Hard Key

- (tune/sound) Knob

- AUDIO Button

- MENU Button

The appropriate screen for that
hard key will appear.

• BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST/

Display

MODE

Auto NightAuto Night

Day

Touch this button to go to the
DISPLAY screen.

Section 1

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Overview

This screen allows you to adjust
the following screen appear­ance settings:

- AUTO: This setting automati­cally adjusts the contrast and
brightness of 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.

- (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.

You will see the screen change
as you adjust the brightness
and the contrast.

■ ANALOG CLOCK

Your vehicle is equipped with an
analog clock located on the instru­ment panel.

See your vehicle's owner's manual
for more information.

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Section 2 - Navigation Features and Controls

Navigation Features and Controls .................. 25

Navigation Menu.............................................28

Voice Guidance Volume Settings..................... 31

Route Preferences............................................32

RDS-TMC (radio data system - traffic

message channel) ..........................................35

RDS-TMC Event Icons ....................................41

Off-Road Mode ............................................... 42

Low Fuel Warning ........................................... 42

Enter Destination ............................................43

Destination Entry Menu ..................................44

Setting the Search Area...................................47

Destination Entry Methods ............................. 48

Destination Entry Method: Address Entry ......... 50

Address Entry by City Name ...........................50

Address Entry by Street Name ........................53

Destination Entry Method: Intersection ............55

Destination Entry Method: Point of Interest...... 57

Selecting a Point of Interest by Name .............58

Selecting a Point of Interest by Category ........ 60

Destination Entry Method: Map Scroll.............. 62

Destination Entry Method:

Previous Destination........................................63

Destination Entry Method: Address Book..........65

Destination Entry Method: Coordinates............66

Destination Entry Method: Preset Destination ..68

Getting Started On Your Route ...................... 69

Adding, Editing or Deleting Address

Book Entries ...................................................71

Entering an Address ......................................... 71

Editing the Address Book .................................72

Name Editing ................................................. 73

Editing a Phone Number ................................ 74

Icon Editing ...................................................74

Storing/Deleting a Voice Tag .........................75

Deleting an Address ....................................... 76

Deleting the Address Book ............................. 77

Waypoints........................................................78

Adding a Waypoint......................................... 78

Deleting a Waypoint .......................................80

Previous Destination ....................................... 81

Preset Destinations .........................................82

Storing Preset Destinations:

Current Destination ....................................... 83

Storing Preset Destinations: Address Book.......84

Changing Preset Destinations .........................85

Deleting Preset Destinations............................85

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Section 2 - Navigation Features and Controls

Route Options..................................................86

Turn List .......................................................... 89

Registering an Avoid Area ...............................90

Deleting Avoid Areas.......................................91

Route Preview .................................................92

Points of Interest .............................................94

Displaying Point of Interest Icons .....................97

Removing Point of Interest Icons ...................... 98

Deleting Point of Interest Categories ................98

Delete All Points in one Category ...................98

Delete All Points in All Categories ...................99

Searching for Local Points of Interest..............100

Maps ..............................................................102

Regional Maps ..............................................102

Map Database...............................................103

Installing the Map DVD................................. 104

System Start-up Screen .................................104

Changing or Ejecting Map DVDs...................105

Care of Your Map DVD .................................106

Setting the Search Area.................................106

Map Adjustments.......................................... 107

Symbols ........................................................108

Auto Reroute ................................................. 112

Canceling Guidance ......................................112

Traveling Across Regions ..............................113

Global Positioning System (GPS).................. 113

Vehicle Positioning........................................ 115

Problems with Route Guidance ....................116

If the System Needs Service.......................... 117

Ordering Map DVDs...................................... 117

Database Coverage Explanations .................117

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Section 2

■ 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
(street addresses, intersections,
destinations stored in memory,
points of interest, etc.).

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.

Once the vehicle is moving, vari­ous functions will be disabled to
limit driver distraction.

In order to use navigation
mapping features, the mapping
data DVD must be loaded in the
map DVD loading slot.

See the following in Section 1 for
more information:

• Installing the Map DVD

• System Start-up Screen

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Navigation Features and Controls

Following are the main hard keys
used to access navigation features:

• NAV Hard Key

Press this button to go to the
navigation map screen.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

Press the NAV hard key repeat­edly to toggle between a split
view or a full map view.

The current audio source will
appear on the source indicator
button at the top of the screen.

NAV

DEST

FULL MAP FM 97.1

GPS

13

km

RPT

30 m

FAV

MARK

79 AVE

POI

AUDIO

MENU

SEEK

SEEK

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Touch the source indicator but­ton to display the guidance
screen and the current audio
source on a split view screen.

Touch the FULL MAP button to
exit the split view screen.

See "Navigation Audio System"
for more information.

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• DEST (destination) Hard Key

Press this hard key to access the
Destination Entry screen or the
Search Area screen.

If a destination has been
selected, pressing the DEST
(destination) hard key displays
the ROUTE screen.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Enter Destination

Destination Entry Menu

Route Options

• RPT Hard Key

Press this hard key to have the
system repeat the last voice
prompt heard while on a
planned route.

• MENU Button

Press the MENU hard key to
adjust sound, radio, navigation
and display features.

See the following in Section 1
for more information:

- Setup Menu

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Navigation Features and Controls

■ 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 MENU hard key.

2. Touch the NAV screen button.

You can also press the MENU hard
key repeatedly to select one of the
menus located at the top of the
screen.

On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

MENU

• VOICE PROMPT

This feature allows you to set
the voice prompt volume level
or to turn the voice prompts on
or off.

RadioSound Nav Display

Voice Prompt

Edit Address Book

How to Add

Map Database Information

Tr affic Information

Off-Road mode

Low Fuel Warning

Route Preference

Edit/View

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

See "Voice Guidance Volume
Settings" later in this section for
more information.

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• ROUTE PREFERENCE

This feature allows you to select
which travel methods the navi­gation system can use when
calculating a route.

See "Route Preferences" later in
this section for more
information.

• HOW TO ADD

If you select this item, the fol­lowing message will appear on
the display:

GO TO THE "ENTER DEST"
SCREEN TO ADD A POINT IN
"ADDRESS BOOK".

Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to go to the DESTI-
NATION ENTRY screen.

Touch the ADDRESS ENTRY
button.

The system will go to the
Address Entry screen.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Adding, Editing or Deleting
Address Book Entries

• EDIT/VIEW

If you select this item, the
Address Book screen will be
displayed.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the
address book.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Adding, Editing or Deleting
Address Book Entries

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• MAP DATABASE
INFORMATION

Select this item to change the
map DVD or to view the cover­age areas stored in the map
database.

See "Maps" later in this section
for information.

• TRAFFIC INFORMATION

Select this item to use the
Radio Data System's Traffic
Message Channel feature.

See "RDS-TMC (radio data sys­tem - traffic message channel)"
later in this section for more
information.

• OFF-ROAD MODE: ON or

OFF

See "Off-Road Mode" later in
this section for information.

• LOW FUEL WARNING: ON
or OFF

See "Low Fuel Warning" later in
this section for information.

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Voice Guidance Volume
Settings

This feature allows you to set the
voice prompt volume level or to
turn the voice prompts on or off.

1. Press the MENU hard key.

2. Touch the NAV screen button.

You can also press the MENU
hard key repeatedly to select
one of the menus located at
the top of the screen.

3. Touch the VOICE PROMPT
button to change the volume
of your voice prompts.

Voice Prompt Setup

Voice Prompt Volume:

Tu rn voice turn instruction ON or OFF.

ON OFF

Section 2

Back

–

–

The VOICE PROMPT SETUP
screen will be displayed.

Once on this screen, touch the
minus (-) button to decrease the
volume. Touch the plus (+) button
to increase the volume.

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Voice prompts can be turned on or
off by touching the ON or OFF
button.

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.

NOTE:

A VOICE PROMPT button may
also be available on the ROUTE
screen.

Route Preference

Back

Allow highway

Allow toll road

Allow ferry

Allow time and seasonal restricted road

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Route Preferences

This feature allows you to select
which of the following travel
methods the navigation system
can use (based on the system's
information and information
contained on the map DVD) when
calculating a route:

• major roads (motorways)

• time-restricted roads

• toll roads

• ferries

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To access this menu, do the
following:

1. Press the MENU hard key.

2. Touch the NAV screen button.

You can also press the MENU
hard key repeatedly to select
one of the menus located at
the top of the screen.

3. Touch the ROUTE PREFER-
ENCE button.

The ROUTE PREFERENCE screen
will be displayed.

Route Preference

Allow time and seasonal restricted road

Allow highway

Allow toll road

Allow ferry

Section 2

Back

–

–

On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

• ALLOW HIGHWAY

Touch this button to turn this
feature on and off.

Turn this feature on to allow
the navigation system to use
motorways when calculating a
route.

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Note that if there is no way to
reach your destination without
the use of major roads, the
navigation system will request
confirmation before creating
the route.

• ALLOW TOLL ROAD

Touch this button to turn this
feature on and off.

Turn this feature on to allow
the navigation system to use
toll roads when calculating a
route.

• ALLOW FERRY

Touch this button to turn this
feature on and off.

Turn this feature on to allow
the navigation system to use
ferries when calculating a
route.

• ALLOW TIME AND SEA-

SONAL RESTRICTED ROAD

Touch this button to turn this
feature on and off.

Turn this feature on to allow
the navigation system to use
time-restricted roads when cal­culating a route.

An example of a time-restricted
road would be a road that
closes during the winter
season.

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RDS-TMC (radio data
system - traffic message
channel)

Note:

Depending on the region you
are in, this feature may not be
available.

The Traffic Message Channel
(TMC), available only through the
FM Radio Data System (RDS), is a
digital channel used for broadcast­ing real-time traffic information.

TMC information is received via
the normal FM radio antenna.

The information is displayed on
the screen immediately, as it is
received, in the form of icons or
text messages.

There is no need to wait for sched­uled traffic announcements, or to
listen to a specific program.

In order to receive traffic informa­tion, your vehicle must be within
the reception range of an RDS-
TMC station and the TMC feature
must be enabled.

The RDS-TMC feature and its
related menu options are available
in the RDS-TMC menu screen.

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Navigation Features and Controls

To access this menu, do the
following:

1. Press the MENU hard key.

MENU

RadioSound Nav Display

Voice Prompt

Route Preference

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Edit Address Book

How to Add

Edit/View

Map Database Information

Tr affic Information

Off-Road mode

Low Fuel Warning

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

2. Touch the NAV screen button. 3. Touch the TRAFFIC INFOR-
MATION button.

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On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

• SHOW RDS-TMC INFO.

Touch this button to enable the
TMC feature.

Touch the button again to turn
this feature off.

When the dot in the button is
highlighted, this feature is on.

The Traffic Message Channel
reception icon and traffic infor­mation icons will appear on the
map screen.

Note:

- The other RDS-TMC options
that appear on this screen are
only available for selection if
the RDS-TMC feature has
been enabled.

• DYNAMIC NAVIGATION

RDS-TMC

Show RDS-TMC info.

Dynamic nav.

Voice Guidance

Country

With the TMC feature enabled,
touch this button to turn this
option on or off.

Auto Manual Belgium

Station Select No TMC station

Section 2

Back

–

–

Enable this option to instruct
the navigation system to con­sider traffic information when
calculating a route.

When the dot in the button is
highlighted, this feature is on.

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• VOICE GUIDANCE

With the TMC feature enabled,
touch this button to turn this
option on or off.

Enable this option if you would
like the navigation system to
provide verbal instructions for a
traffic situation on your route.

When the dot in the button is
highlighted, this feature is on.

• COUNTRY: AUTO or MANUAL
(country selection: automatic
or manual)

With the TMC feature enabled,
you may select either of the fol­lowing options:

RDS-TMC

Show RDS-TMC info.

Dynamic nav.

Voice Guidance

Country

Auto Manual Belgium

Station Select No TMC station

Back

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-Touch AUTO (automatic
selection) if you would like
the system to automatically
obtain traffic information
from an RDS-TMC station in
the country where your vehi­cle is being driven.

-Touch MANUAL (manual
selection) if you are driving
near the border between two
countries and would like to
choose the country from
which the system should
obtain the traffic information.

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The display line next to these
two buttons shows the country
from which the system is cur­rently receiving information.

If you are driving in an area
where TMC broadcasts are not
available, the display line will
read OUTSIDE COVERAGE.

• STATION SELECT

If the TMC feature is enabled,
but you are listening to the
compact disc audio source, this
option allows you to select the
RDS-TMC station from which
traffic information should be
obtained (if more than one sta­tion is available).

The display line next to this
button shows the current
station.

If no stations are available, the
display line will read NO TMC
STATION (no traffic message
channel station).

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TRAFFIC ON ROUTE (If
equipped)

With the TMC feature enabled,
this screen provides a list of the
traffic events along your route.

Touch MAP, next to a traffic event
listing, to view the traffic event on
the map.

All Traffic Events

B19

Back

Map

0km

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ALL TRAFFIC EVENTS

With the TMC feature enabled,
this screen provides a list of all
available traffic events.

Touch MAP, next to a traffic event
listing, to view the traffic event on
the map.

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RDS-TMC EVENT ICONS

Following is a list of event icons
and their descriptions.

These icons are displayed on the
map screen when the navigation

system receives RDS-TMC data.

Icon Description

Stationary Traffic

Queuing Traffic

Accidents

Closed Road

Road Works

Danger

Icon Description

Road Conditions

Weather

Delays

P

Parking

Information

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Off-Road Mode

With the OFF-ROAD MODE
feature turned on, the navigation
system will show the path being
traveled by the vehicle when not
on a marked road.

This path will be a simulation since
the map database coverage will
not have these roads on the DVD.

This path will be stored in the navi­gation system's memory. See
"Previous Destination" for more
information.

To turn this feature on or off, do
the following:

1. Press the MENU hard key.

2. Touch the NAV screen button.

3. Touch the ON or OFF button,
located next to this feature, to
turn this feature on or off.

See your vehicle's owner's manual
for information about off-road
driving.

Low Fuel Warning

With the LOW FUEL WARNING
feature turned on, a warning will
appear on the display when your
vehicle's fuel tank is low on fuel.

The warning pop-up window will
ask if you would like to view gas
station Points of Interest on the
map display.

Once the gas station Points of
Interest are displayed, you can
automatically route to a gas
station by touching the gas station
Point of Interest symbol on the
screen and touching the GO
button.

For information on removing the
points of interest from the screen,
see the "Points of Interest" later in
this section.

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Section 2

To turn this feature on or off, do
the following:

1. Press the MENU hard key.

2. Touch the NAV screen button.

3. Touch the ON or OFF button,
located next to this feature, to
turn this feature on or off.

See your vehicle's owner's manual
for information about fuel.

■ ENTER DESTINATION

The Destination Entry screen
allows you to plan a route using
any of several destination entry
methods.

To access this menu, do the
following:

• Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to go to the
DESTINATION ENTRY screen.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

• Destination Entry Menu

If a destination has been selected,
pressing the DEST (destination)
hard key displays the ROUTE
screen.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

• Route Options

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DESTINATION ENTRY
MENU

To access this menu, do the
following:

• Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to go to the DESTI-
NATION ENTRY screen.

Destination Entry

EIFFEL TO

Address Entry

Point of Interest

Previous Destination

Change Search

Area

Pick from MapAddress Book

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NOTE:

If a destination has been
selected, pressing the DEST
(destination) hard key displays
the ROUTE screen.

See "Route Options" for more
information.

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On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

• ADDRESS ENTRY

This destination entry method
allows you to enter a destina­tion using the name of a city or
a street.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Destination Entry Methods

Destination Entry Method:
Address Entry

You can store names, phone
numbers and addresses in the
system using the Address Book.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Adding, Editing or Deleting
Address Book Entries

• POINT OF INTEREST

This option allows you to
choose a destination from the
Point of Interest list.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Destination Entry Methods

Destination Entry Method:
Point of Interest

• PREVIOUS DESTINATION

This feature allows you to select
a destination from a list of the
last 100 destinations entered
into the system.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Destination Entry Methods

Destination Entry Method:
Previous Destination

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• ADDRESS BOOK

This feature allows you to select
a destination from the address
book.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Destination Entry Methods

Destination Entry Method:
Address Book

• PICK FROM MAP

This allows you to select a des­tination by scrolling on the
map.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Destination Entry Methods

Destination Entry Method:
Map Scroll

• CHANGE SEARCH AREA

The Destination Entry screen
also allows you to view or
change the navigation sys­tem's search area.

To change the navigation sys­tem's search area, see "Setting
the Search Area".

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Setting the Search Area

The current search area is the
highlighted portion of the map
image on the Destination Entry
screen.

Before selecting a destination
entry method, review the map
image to make sure that your
destination is located in the
current search area.

The ignition must be on and the
vehicle must be in P (Park).

To change the navigation system's
search area, do the following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to go to the DESTI-
NATION ENTRY screen.

2. Touch the CHANGE SEARCH

Search Area

A

CH

DK

F

I

AREA button.

The system will display the
SEARCH AREA screen.

B

D

E

UK

L

Section 2

Back

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Belgium

3. If an up or down arrow button
is highlighted on the screen,
you may touch it to scroll up
or down through the list of
regions.

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4. Select the desired region by
touching the appropriate
button.

The selected region will be
highlighted on the map
image.

The display line at the bottom
of the screen will show the de­scription of the selected cover­age area.

See the Navigation System
Map Disc manual to view the
explanation of map coverage
and the detailed city lists in
each region. This manual
should be in your map DVD
case.

See "Maps" later in this section
for information.

5. Touch the BACK button to
set the selected region as the
system's search area.

The system will return you to
the previous screen.

■ DESTINATION ENTRY
METHODS

Press the DEST (destination) hard
key to go to the DESTINATION
ENTRY screen.

The Destination Entry screen
allows you to plan a route using
any of several destination entry
methods.

Before selecting a destination
entry method, review the map
image to make sure that your
destination is located in the
current search area.

The Destination Entry screen also
allows you to view or change the
navigation system's search area.

See the following, earlier in this
section, for more information:

• Enter Destination

- Destination Entry Menu

Setting the Search Area

Note that while the vehicle is
moving, only the "Preset Destina­tion" and "Voice Tag" entry meth­ods are available for selection. The
other destination entry methods
are not available while the vehicle
is moving.

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Section 2

When you finish entering a loca­tion using one of the destination
entry methods, touch one of the
following buttons to begin your
route:

• GO

Touch this button to select the
destination.

Once you have selected your
destination, a map will appear
with the destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

• MAP

Touch this button to display
the destination on a map.

Touch the GO button to select
the destination.

Once you have selected your
destination, a map will appear
with the destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

• ADD TO ADDRESS BOOK

Touch this button to store the
destination in the Address
Book.

This button may be available
on the following screens:

- Point of Interest (POI) screens

- Destination Entry screens

- Address Entry screen

- Address Book screen

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Destination Entry Method:
Address Entry

- Destination Entry Method:
Point of Interest

- Adding, Editing or Deleting
Address Book Entries

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Destination Entry Method:
Address Entry

This destination entry method
allows you to enter a destination
using the name of a city or a street.

You must provide the navigation
system with the destination's
street number, street name and
town.

Note that there may be many
streets within the map database
with the same name. Therefore,
you may have difficulty selecting
the correct street name from the
list given.

If this occurs, we recommend
entering the town name first.

City

Street

House #

Cross street

AB FGH

JKLMNOPQ

STU W YZ

ADDRESS ENTRY BY CITY NAME

To use this destination entry
method, do the following:

1. Touch the ADDRESS
ENTRY button.

Back

DE

C

I

R

V

–

A-Y

0-9

- Note: This touch-sensitive
button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The system will go to the
Address Entry screen.

Last 5

Cities

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2. Enter the desired city using
the alphabet keypad or the
LAST 5 CITIES button.

- LAST 5 CITIES

This option allows you to
choose a city from a list of the
five city names last used by
the system.

Touch this button to display
the list.

Select the desired city name
from the list the system
provides.

- CITY

Select this option to input the
city name using the alphabet
keypad.

See "Alpha-Numeric Keypad"
for information.

As information is entered, the
system automatically searches
for available names based on
the information given.

As information is entered, the
LAST 5 CITIES button will
change to the LIST button.

The number of items avail­able in the list is displayed on
the button.

Touch the LIST button to
view the list or continue to
input information to further
reduce the list of available
items.

Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

The system will automatically
display a list when the num­ber of available items in the
list is five or less.

Select the desired city name
from the list the system
provides.

If a regional map does not
recognize a specific name of a
city, the map DVD may not
contain the city or the city
name may be misspelled.

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3. The system will go to the
street name input screen.

Enter a name of a street by
touching the alphabet keypad.

See "Alpha-Numeric Keypad"
for information.

If, for example, you are looking
for the street called Route de
l'Abadie, you should enter the
name as Abadie, Route de l'. If
you are looking for Rue Bache­let, enter Bachelet, Rue.

As information is entered, the
LAST 5 CITIES button will
change to the LIST button.

The number of items available
in the list is displayed on the
button.

Touch the LIST button to view
the list or continue to input in­formation to further reduce
the list of available items.

Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

The system will automatically
display a list when the number
of available items in the list is
five or less.

4. Select the street name from
the list.

A numeric keypad will appear.

5. Enter the address number
using the numeric keypad.

Note:

The system will list the
address number range that is
available for the street.

6. Touch the GO button.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

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ADDRESS ENTRY BY STREET
NAME

To use this destination entry meth­od, do the following:

1. Touch the ADDRESS
ENTRY button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The system will go to the Ad­dress Entry screen.

2. Touch the STREET button.

3. Enter a name of a street by
touching the alphabet
keypad.

See "Alpha-Numeric Keypad"
for information.

If, for example, you are looking
for the street called Route de
l'Abadie, you should enter the
name as Abadie, Route de l'. If
you are looking for Rue Bache­let, enter Bachelet, Rue.

As information is entered, the
LAST 5 CITIES button will
change to the LIST button.

The number of items available
in the list is displayed on the
button.

Touch the LIST button to view
the list or continue to input in­formation to further reduce
the list of available items.

Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

The system will automatically
display a list when the number
of available items in the list is
five or less.

4. Select the street name from
the list.

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5. Enter the desired city using
the alphabet keypad or the
LAST 5 CITIES button.

If the map database deter­mines that the street you have
selected is found in only one
town within the search area,
then that town will automati­cally be selected.

Otherwise, the system should
bring up a list of towns that
have a street with that name.

See the following, earlier in
this section, for more
information:

- Address Entry by City Name

Select the desired city name
from the list the system
provides.

A numeric keypad will
appear.

6. Enter the address number
using the numeric keypad.

Note:

The system will list the
address number range that is
available for the street.

7. Touch the GO button.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

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Destination Entry Method:
Intersection

This option allows you to select a
destination by inputting the inter­secting roads you wish to travel to.
To enter an intersection, do the
following:

1. Touch the ADDRESS
ENTRY button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The system will go to the Ad­dress Entry screen.

2. Touch the STREET button.

3. Enter the name of the first
street in the intersection using
the alphabet keypad.

See "Alpha-Numeric Keypad"
for information.

If, for example, you are looking
for the street called Route de
l'Abadie, you should enter the
name as Abadie, Route de l'. If
you are looking for Rue Bache­let, enter Bachelet, Rue.

As information is entered, the
LAST 5 CITIES button will
change to the LIST button.

The number of items available
in the list is displayed on the
button.

Touch the LIST button to view
the list or continue to input in­formation to further reduce
the list of available items.

Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

The system will automatically
display a list when the number
of available items in the list is
five or less.

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4. Select the street name from
the list.

The system will go to the Ad­dress Entry screen.

5. Touch the CROSS STREET
button.

6. Enter the second street name
using the alphabet keypad.

As information is entered, the
LAST 5 CITIES button will
change to the LIST button.

The number of items available
in the list is displayed on the
button.

Touch the LIST button to view
the list or continue to input in­formation to further reduce
the list of available items.

Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

The system will automatically
display a list when the number
of available items in the list is
five or less.

7. Select the street name from
the list.

- Touch the GO button to se-

lect the destination.

- To view more detailed infor-

mation, touch the item to
display the INFORMATION
screen.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

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Destination Entry Method:
Point of Interest

This option allows you to choose a
destination from the Point of Inter­est list.

For information on Points of Inter­est features, see "Points of Interest"
later in this section.

Also, see the following later in this
section for more information:

• Searching for Local Points of
Interest

POI name

City

Phone #

AB FGH

C

DE

JKLMNOPQ

STU W YZ

–

V

&

A-Y

X

0-9

Section 2

Back

Browse

POI

–

I

R

–

–

There are two ways to select a
point of interest destination from
this screen.

• Selecting a Point of Interest by
Name

• Selecting a Point of Interest by
Category

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SELECTING A POINT OF
INTEREST BY NAME

1. Touch the POINT OF
INTEREST button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The system will display the
Point of Interest screen.

POI name

City

Phone #

AB FGH

C

DE

Back

Browse

POI

I

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JKLMNOPQ

STU W YZ

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2. If it is not already selected, touch the POI NAME (point of interest
name) button.

V

&

A-Y

X

0-9

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3. Type in a point of interest by
name using the alphabet
keypad.

See "Alpha-Numeric Keypad"
for information.

As information is entered, the
LAST 5 CITIES button will
change to the LIST button.

The number of items available
in the list is displayed on the
button.

Touch the LIST button to view
the list or continue to input in­formation to further reduce
the list of available items.

Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

The system will automatically
display a list when the number
of available items in the list is
five or less.

4. Select the desired point of
interest name from the list.

- Touch the GO button to se-

lect the destination.

- To view more detailed infor-

mation, touch the item to
display the INFORMATION
screen.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

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SELECTING A POINT OF
INTEREST BY CATEGORY

1. Touch the POINT OF
INTEREST button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The system will display the
Point of Interest screen.

2. If you would like to limit the
point of interest search to a
specific type or category,
touch the BROWSE POI
(browse point of interest)
button.

3. The POI CATEGORY screen
will appear.

The system will display the cur­rent position of your vehicle.

4. Touch the button for the cate­gory you want to select.

The system will display a list of
available point of interest
names.

Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

To sort the list, you may be
able to select from the follow­ing options:

- To sort the list by distance,
touch DIST..

- To sort the list by icon, touch
ICON.

- To sort the list by name,
touch NAME.

- To find the points of interest
on the planned route, touch
ON ROUTE.

5. Select the desired point of
interest name from the list.

- Touch the GO button to se-

lect the destination.

- To view more detailed infor-

mation, touch the item to
display the INFORMATION
screen.

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Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

To view points of interest listed for
another location, touch the
CHANGE LOCATION button.

Select this option to input the city
name using the alphabet keypad.

Enter the city name using the
alphabet keypad.

See "Alpha-Numeric Keypad" for
information.

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.

The number of items available in
the list is displayed on the button.

Touch the LIST button to view the
list or continue to input informa­tion to further reduce the list of
available items.

Use the up and down arrows to
view the list.

The system will automatically
display a list when the number of
available items in the list is five or
less.

If a regional map does not recog­nize a specific name of a city, the
map DVD may not contain the city
or the city name may be
misspelled.

NOTE:

The CHANGE LOCATION
button will default to the
CURRENT POSITION button.

To view points of interest listed
for the current position, touch
the CURRENT POSITION
button.

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Destination Entry Method:
Map Scroll

This allows you to select a destina­tion by scrolling on the map.

To use this destination entry meth­od, do the following:

1. Touch the PICK FROM MAP
button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The map will appear with the
scroll symbol.

2. Use the scroll symbol and the
zoom in/zoom out feature to
locate your desired destination
on the map.

See "Map Scales" for more
information.

You can hold your finger in
any direction outside of the

RUE DU LOMBARD

50 m

Mark

GRASMARKT

Back

Map

Coordinates

Go

scroll symbol and the map will
continue to scroll in that direc­tion until you remove your fin­ger from the map screen.

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3. Tap the map screen at the
location of the desired
destination.

The destination address will be
displayed on the map screen.

4. Touch the GO button.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

Previous Dest.

MUSEUMBEWAARPLAATS NMBS

Section 2

Back

Go

–

–

Clear All

Destination Entry Method:
Previous Destination

This feature allows you to select a
destination from a list of the last
100 destinations entered into the
system.

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To use this destination entry meth­od, do the following:

1. Touch the PREVIOUS DES-
TINATION button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The system will display the Pre­vious Destination screen.

2. Select the desired destination
from the list.

Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

- Touch the GO button to se-

lect the destination.

- To view more detailed infor-

mation, touch the item to
display the INFORMATION
screen.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

Previous destination memory will
not let you know when you have
stored more than 100 destina­tions. The system will remove the
oldest destination stored and add
the most recent one selected to
the list.

To delete previous destination
entries, see "Previous Destinations"
later in this section.

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Destination Entry Method:
Address Book

This feature allows you to select a
destination from the address book.

To use this destination entry meth­od, do the following:

1. Touch the ADDRESS BOOK
button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The system will display a list of
addresses.

2. Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

3. Select the desired destination
from the list.

Touch the GO button to select
the destination.

To view more detailed infor­mation, touch the item to dis­play the ADDRESS BOOK
screen.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

Address Book

EIFFEL TOWER

MUSEUMBEWAARPLAATS NMBS

Section 2

Back

Go

Go

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

• Adding, Editing or Deleting
Address Book Entries

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Destination Entry Method:
Coordinates

This option allows you to select a
destination by inputting the lati­tude and longitude coordinates.

To use this destination entry meth­od, do the following:

1. Touch the PICK FROM MAP
button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Destination
Entry screen.

The map will appear with the
scroll symbol.

Coordinates

Long.

NS

W

E

Input latitudeLat.

12

3

456

789

0

Back

OK

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2. Touch the MAP COORDI-
NATES button.

The system will display the Co­ordinates screen.

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3. Touch N (North) or S (South)
next to LAT. (latitude) to enter
the latitude direction.

4. Enter the latitude coordinate
using the numeric keypad.

5. Touch E (East) or W next to
LONG. (longitude) to enter
the longitude direction.

6. Enter the longitude coordinate
using the numeric keypad.

7. Touch the OK button.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

If a destination is outside the
current search area and the new
map is available on the current
map DVD, the system will display
the map.

However, the navigation functions
will not be available for the new
location until the original search
area is changed.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

NOTE:

If the coordinates are not avail­able on the current map DVD,
the system will display the
following message:

• NO MAP DATA

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Destination Entry Method:
Preset Destination

This option allows you to select a
destination from one of five previ­ously stored destinations.

Press the DEST (destination) hard
key to go to the DESTINATION
ENTRY screen.

Each preset destination is stored to
one of the touch-sensitive buttons
at the bottom of the Destination
Entry screen.

The name or location will appear
on the button.

Destination Entry

EIFFEL TO

Address Entry

Point of Interest

Previous Destination

Change Search

Area

Pick from MapAddress Book

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To select a preset destination,
touch the corresponding preset
button.

Once you have selected your desti­nation, a map will appear with the
destination shown.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

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Note that while the vehicle is
moving, only the "Preset Destina­tion" and "Voice Tag" entry meth­ods are available for selection. The
other destination entry methods
are not available while the vehicle
is moving.

If no preset destinations are
stored, this destination entry
method will not be available.

To store, edit or delete a preset
destination, see "Preset Destina­tions" later in this section.

■ GETTING STARTED ON
YOUR ROUTE

When you finish entering a loca­tion using one of the destination
entry methods, a map will appear
with the location shown.

The following route planning
methods may be available:

• FASTEST

The fastest route is the route
with the lowest estimated
travel time.

• SHORTEST

The system determines the
shortest route based on the
shortest distance.

• OTHER

Select this item to customize
your route planning methods.

When your route has been
planned, it will be highlighted and
the Destination Symbol will
appear on the map to show your
final destination.

When you are satisfied with your
selections, touch START
GUIDANCE.

Start driving and route guidance
will automatically begin after a
short distance.

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Full map T 3 Traffic

2.3
km

The system will also display a
window with the direction of and
distance to the next maneuver.

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RUE DU LOMBARD

6 25

min

hr

468

km

50 m

RUE DE L’AMIGO/VRUNTSTRA

The display will change once the
next maneuver is within a short
distance.

The system will provide a split
screen.

m

RUE DU MIDI

0

100

800

m

POIMark

As you approach the next turn, the
system will automatically display a
zoomed-in view of the upcoming
maneuver.

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Touch the FULL MAP button to
exit the split view screen.

If route guidance is not available,
the following message will appear:

• NO ROUTE GUIDANCE AVAIL-

ABLE IN THIS AREA.

■ ADDING, EDITING OR
DELETING ADDRESS
BOOK ENTRIES

You can store names, phone
numbers and addresses in the
system using the Address Book.

You can also delete the address
book entries.

Entering an Address

There are two ways to store an
address in the Address Book.

• First Method:

Touch the MARK screen button
to store the location on the
screen in the Address Book.

The system will go to the
Address Book screen.

Edit the information stored in
the address book:

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Editing the Address Book

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• Second Method:

Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to go to the
DESTINATION ENTRY screen.

Touch the ADDRESS ENTRY
button.

The system will go to the
Address Entry screen.

Enter the city, street, house
number or cross street.

See the following, earlier in this
section, for more information:

- Destination Entry Method:
Address Entry

Touch the ADD TO ADDRESS
BOOK screen button to add
the information to the Address
Book.

Address Book

Editing the Address Book

Use the following steps to edit
information stored in the address
book:

Icon

Name

Location

Phone #

Add Voice tag

Delete

EIFFEL TOWER

AVENUE GUSTAVE EIFFEL
PARIS,PARI

[phone]

Push & Hold to store your preset destinations

1. Press the MENU hard key.

Back

Map

Go

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2. Touch the NAV screen button.

You can also press the MENU
hard key repeatedly to select
one of the menus located at
the top of the screen.

3. Touch the EDIT/VIEW button.

Select this item to store, edit or
delete various destinations or
locations.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the ad­dress book.

4. Select the desired location
from the list.

Use the up and down scroll ar­rows on the screen to scroll
through the menu items.

5. Touch the item you wish to
edit.

The system will go to the Ad­dress Book screen.

If you would like to change any
of your stored information, see
the following, later in this sec­tion, for more information:

- Name Editing

- Editing a Phone Number

- Icon Editing

- Storing/Deleting a Voice Tag

6. Touch the BACK button to
save the changes and return
to the previous screen.

NAME EDITING

1. Touch the EDIT/VIEW button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive
button is on the Navigation
Menu.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the ad­dress book.

2. Select the desired location
from the list.

Use the up and down scroll ar­rows on the screen to scroll
through the menu items.

3. Touch the NAME button.

The alpha-numeric keypad will
appear.

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4. Use the keypad to edit the
name.

See "Alpha-Numeric Keypad"
for information.

5. When you are finished, touch
OK.

6. Touch the BACK button to
save the changes and return
to the previous screen.

EDITING A PHONE NUMBER

1. Touch the EDIT/VIEW button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive
button is on the Navigation
Menu.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the ad­dress book.

2. Touch the PHONE # button.

The telephone keypad will
appear.

3. Use the keypad to add or edit
the phone number.

See "Alpha-Numeric Keypad"
for information.

4. When you are finished, touch
OK.

5. Touch the BACK button to
save the changes and return
to the previous screen.

ICON EDITING

This feature allows you to change
the icon associated with an
address.

To change an icon:

1. Touch the EDIT/VIEW button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive
button is on the Navigation
Menu.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the ad­dress book.

2. Select the desired location
from the list.

Use the up and down scroll ar­rows on the screen to scroll
through the menu items.

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3. Touch the ICON button.

There are two pages of stan­dard icons.

4. Touch the icon you would like
to use.

5. Touch the BACK button to
save the changes and return
to the previous screen.

STORING/DELETING A VOICE
TAG

Storing a Voice Tag

If desired, you may add a voice tag
to an address book entry.

This feature allows you to select a
destination by stating the Voice
Tag command and the desired
destination.

See Section 4 for information on
the Voice Recognition feature.

To store a voice tag for a destina­tion, do the following:

1. Touch the EDIT/VIEW button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive
button is on the Navigation
Menu.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the ad­dress book.

2. Select the desired location
from the list.

Use the up and down scroll ar­rows on the screen to scroll
through the menu items.

3. Touch the ADD VOICE TAG
button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Address
Book screen.

4. A system voice prompt will say
"NAME PLEASE".

5. Within 5 seconds, state the
name you would like to associ­ate with this entry.

6. The system will play back
what was recorded and will
then prompt you to confirm
the voice tag.

7. The system will store up to 40
voice tags for destinations.

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Deleting a Voice Tag

Once a voice tag has been stored,
the ADD VOICE TAG button on
the Address Book screen will
change to display DELETE VOICE
TAG.

To delete a voice tag, do the
following:

1. Touch the EDIT/VIEW button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive
button is on the Navigation
Menu.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the ad­dress book.

2. Select the desired location
from the list.

Use the up and down scroll
arrows on the screen to scroll
through the menu items.

3. Touch the DELETE VOICE
TAG button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive

button is on the Address
Book screen.

DELETING AN ADDRESS

1. Touch the EDIT/VIEW button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive
button is on the Navigation
Menu.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the ad­dress book.

2. Select the desired location
from the list.

Use the up and down scroll ar­rows on the screen to scroll
through the menu items.

3. Touch the DELETE button.

A confirmation window will
appear.

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4. The system will ask you if you
want to delete the address
book entry.

- Touch OK to delete the

entry.

- Touch CANCEL to cancel the

operation.

DELETING THE ADDRESS BOOK

1. Touch the EDIT/VIEW button.

- Note: This touch-sensitive
button is on the Navigation
Menu.

The system will display the list
of locations stored in the ad­dress book.

2. Select the desired location
from the list.

Use the up and down scroll ar­rows on the screen to scroll
through the menu items.

3. Touch and hold the DELETE
button.

A confirmation window will
appear.

4. The system will ask you if you
want to delete all the stored
information in the address
book.

- Touch OK to delete the en-

tire Address Book.

- Touch CANCEL to cancel the

operation.

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■ WAYPOINTS

This feature allows you to add, edit
and delete waypoints, which are
destinations you can set along the
way to a final destination.

The system will allow you to set up
to three waypoints, excluding
your final destination.

Route

Tu r n

List

Detour

Voice

Prompt

Cancel GuidanceSuspend Guidance

EIFFEL TOWER

Add Waypoint

GRAND-PLACE, BRUSSEL, BRU

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Adding a Waypoint

If a final destination has already
been entered, you can add a
waypoint.

To add a waypoint, do the
following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to view the ROUTE
screen.

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NOTE:

- In order for a route to be cal­culated, a final destination
must be entered.

- The navigation system will
not generate a route based
only on waypoints.

This screen displays an ordered
list of the stored waypoints
and the destination for your
current route.

2. Touch the ADD WAYPOINT
button.

3. Enter a destination.

See the following, earlier in
this section, for more
information:

- Destination Entry Methods

When you finish entering a loca­tion using one of the destination
entry methods, the system will
return you to the map and will
plan the route to your waypoints
and destination.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

To add additional waypoints, do
the following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to view the ROUTE
screen.

This screen displays an ordered
list of the stored waypoints
and the destination for your
current route.

2. Touch the ADD button to
insert the waypoint in the
desired order.

3. Enter a destination.

See the following, earlier in
this section, for more
information:

- Destination Entry Methods

When you finish entering a loca­tion using one of the destination
entry methods, the system will
return you to the map and will
plan the route to your waypoints
and destination.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

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Deleting a Waypoint

The DELETE button on the ROUTE
screen allows you to delete a
waypoint.

To delete a waypoint, do the
following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to view the ROUTE
screen.

This screen displays an ordered
list of the stored waypoints
and the destination for your
current route.

Route

Tu r n

List

Detour

Voice

Prompt

Cancel GuidanceSuspend Guidance

EIFFEL TOWER

1

NOTRE-DAME Delete

GRAND-PLACE, BRUSSEL, BRU

Add

Add

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2. Select the location you wish to
delete.

3. Touch the DELETE button.

A confirmation window will
appear.

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4. Touch YES to delete the
location.

Touch NO to cancel the
operation.

The system will return you to the
map and will plan the route to
your waypoints and destination.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

If you wish to delete all the
waypoints, repeat the steps to
delete each waypoint.

■ PREVIOUS
DESTINATION

This feature allows you to select as
a destination any one of the last
100 destinations you have entered
into the system.

Previous destination memory will
not let you know when you have
stored more than 100 destina­tions. The system will remove the
oldest destination stored and add
the most recent one selected to
the list.

See the following under "Enter
Destination" earlier in this section
for more information:

• Destination Entry Method: Pre­vious Destination

NOTE:

The system will not allow you to
delete previous destinations
while you are traveling on a
planned route.

If a destination has been select­ed, pressing the DEST (destina­tion) hard key displays the
ROUTE screen.

•Touch the CANCEL GUID-
ANCE button.

•A confirmation window will
appear.

•Touch YES to cancel the cur-
rent route.

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To delete all destinations from the
list, do the following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to go to the
DESTINATION ENTRY screen.

2. Touch the PREVIOUS
DESTINATION button.

3. Touch the CLEAR ALL button.

4. A confirmation window will
appear.

- Touch OK to delete all of the

destinations from the list.

- Touch CANCEL to cancel the

operation.

■ PRESET DESTINATIONS

This feature allows you to store up
to five preset destinations.

Each preset destination is stored to
one of the touch-sensitive buttons
at the bottom of the Destination
Entry screen.

You can store the current final
destination as a Preset Destination.

See the following for more
information:

• Storing Preset Destinations:
Current Destination

Preset Destinations can also be
selected from the Address Book.

See the following for more
information:

• Storing Preset Destinations:
Address Book Entry

The name or location will appear
on the corresponding preset
destination button on the
DESTINATION ENTRY screen.

To edit a preset destination, see
the following for more
information:

• Adding, Editing or Deleting
Address Book Entries

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Storing Preset Destinations:
Current Destination

To plan a route and store the final
destination as a preset destination,
do the following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to go to the
DESTINATION ENTRY screen.

2. Enter a destination.

See the following, earlier in
this section, for more
information:

- Destination Entry Methods

Once the route has been
calculated, a map screen will
appear.

3. Touch the MARK screen
button to store the location
on the screen in the Address
Book.

This button will appear on a
map view guidance screen
after route planning has been
completed.

4. The system will display the
ADDRESS BOOK screen.

If you wish to edit the informa­tion stored in the address
book, see the following, earlier
in this section, for more
information:

- Adding, Editing or Deleting

Address Book Entries

5. Touch and hold the desired
preset button.

A confirmation window will
appear.

The name or location will
appear on the button.

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To store the final destination of a
planned route as a preset destina­tion, do the following:

1. Press the NAV hard key.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

2. Touch the MARK screen
button to store the location
on the screen in the Address
Book.

This button will appear on a
map view guidance screen
after route planning has been
completed.

3. The system will display the
ADDRESS BOOK screen.

If you wish to edit the informa­tion stored in the address
book, see the following, earlier
in this section, for more
information:

- Adding, Editing or Deleting

Address Book Entries

4. Touch and hold the desired
preset button.

A confirmation window will
appear.

The name or location will
appear on the button.

Storing Preset Destinations:
Address Book

To store an Address Book entry as
a preset destination, do the
following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to go to the
DESTINATION ENTRY screen.

2. Touch the ADDRESS BOOK
button.

The system will display a list of
addresses.

3. Use the up and down arrows
to view the list.

4. Select the desired destination
from the list.

5. Touch the item to display the
ADDRESS BOOK screen.

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You will not be able to edit the
address book entry.

If you wish to edit the informa­tion stored in the address
book, see the following, earlier
in this section, for more
information:

- Adding, Editing or Deleting
Address Book Entries

6. Touch and hold the desired
preset button.

A confirmation window will
appear.

The name or location will appear
on the button.

Changing Preset
Destinations

Storing a different address book
entry to the preset destination
button will change the preset
destination.

See the following, earlier in this
section, for more information:

• Storing Preset Destinations:
Current Destination

• Storing Preset Destinations:
Address Book

Deleting Preset
Destinations

If you delete an address book
entry, any corresponding preset
destination will be deleted.

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■ ROUTE OPTIONS

Once a destination has been set,
you may use this menu to custom­ize your route planning methods.

Route

Cancel GuidanceSuspend Guidance

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Tu r n

List

Detour

Voice

Prompt

Press the DEST (destination) hard
key to view the ROUTE screen.

EIFFEL TOWER

Add Waypoint

GRAND-PLACE, BRUSSEL, BRU

This screen will display the starting
point and the final destination.

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On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

• TURN LIST

Touching the TURN LIST but­ton gives you a step-by-step
listing of the upcoming street
names, the distance that you
will travel on the road and
turns you will need to make
during your planned route.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

-Turn List

• DETOUR

This feature allows you to
detour around a problem area
while you are traveling on a
planned route.

To access this feature, touch
the following button on the
ROUTE screen:

- DETOUR

The DETOUR screen will be
displayed.

Select the desired detour dis­tance by touching the corre­sponding button on the screen.

To detour around the entire
planned route, touch WHOLE

ROUTE.

Once a detour distance has
been selected, the system will
calculate an alternate route.

The alternate route will be dis­played on the map screen.

• VOICE PROMPT

This feature allows you to set
the voice prompt volume level
or to turn the voice prompts on
or off.

See the following for
information:

- Navigation Menu

Voice Guidance Volume
Settings

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• SUSPEND GUIDANCE

Touch this button if you would
like to turn off or pause the
guidance for the current route.

• RESUME GUIDANCE

Touch this button if you would
like to restart guidance on the
current route.

• CANCEL GUIDANCE

Touch this button if you would
like to cancel the current route.

A confirmation window will
appear.

To select this option, touch
YES. To cancel this option,
touch NO.

• ADD WAYPOINT

This feature allows you to add,
edit and delete waypoints,
which are destinations you can
set along the way to a final
destination.

See the following, earlier in this
section, for more information:

-Waypoints

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TURN LIST

Touching the TURN LIST button
gives you a step-by-step listing of
the upcoming street names, the
distance that you will travel on the
road and turns you will need to
make during your planned route.

Turn list

Route Preview

RUE DU MIDI

Avoid List

0.1 km

RUE DE L’AMIGO ->STEENSTRAA

0.1 km

RUE CHARLES BULS

Section 2

Back

Avoid

Avoid

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Current Position

On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

• AVOID

This feature allows you to avoid
specific maneuvers on your
Turn List.

Map

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Registering an Avoid Area

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• AVOID LIST

This feature allows you to
include previously avoided
locations in your Turn List.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Deleting Avoid Areas

• ROUTE PREVIEW

Touch the ROUTE PREVIEW
button to preview and scroll
through the entire planned
route.

See "Route Preview" later in this
section for more information.

Registering an Avoid Area

To register an area or point you
wish to avoid, do the following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to view the ROUTE
screen.

2. Touch the TURN LIST button.

3. Use the up and down arrows
to scroll through the list.

4. To avoid a turn, touch the
AVOID button next to the
turn you wish to avoid.

A map screen will appear.

5. Make a selection from the
available route planning
methods.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

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Deleting Avoid Areas

To cancel an avoided location after
the route has been recalculated,
do the following:

1. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to view the ROUTE
screen.

2. Touch the TURN LIST button.

3. Touch the AVOID LIST
button.

The list of avoided points will
appear.

Use the up and down arrows
to scroll through the list.

4. Select the turn to remove the
maneuver from the list of
avoided points.

5. A confirmation window will
appear.

To select this option, touch
YES. To cancel this option,
touch NO.

A map screen will appear.

6. Make a selection from the
available route planning
methods.

See "Getting Started On Your
Route" for more information.

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Route Preview

Every trip will have a destination
and can also have waypoints
(stops) before you reach the final
destination.

To preview the route, do the
following:

1. Make sure the final destination
has been set.

In order for a route to be calcu­lated, a final destination must
be entered.

2. Press the DEST (destination)
hard key to view the ROUTE
screen.

km

50 m

91 m

4

RUE DU LOMBARD

GRASMARKT

Fastest

Back

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3. Touch the TURN LIST button.

The system will display the
TURN LIST screen.

4. Touch the ROUTE PREVIEW
button to preview and scroll
through the entire planned
route.

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A map screen will appear.

On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

•|

Touch this button to skip to the
previous marked location.

The previous marked location
may be the starting point, a
waypoint or a point of interest.

•  or 

Touch this button briefly to
scroll smoothly backwards
along the route to the previous
marked location.

The previous marked location
may be the starting point, a
waypoint or a point of interest.

Touch the button repeatedly to
increase or decrease the scroll
speed.

• (pause)

Touch this button to pause a
smooth scroll function.

Touch  ,  ,  or  to
restart the smooth scroll
function.

•  or 

Touch this button briefly to
scroll smoothly forward along
the route to the next marked
location.

The next marked location may
be the final destination, a way­point or a point of interest.

Touch the button repeatedly to
increase or decrease the scroll
speed.

• |

Touch this button to skip to the
next marked location.

The next marked location may
be the final destination, a way­point or a point of interest.

These buttons will be highlighted
when a feature is available (active)
and dim when they are unavail­able (not active).

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Navigation Features and Controls

■ POINTS OF INTEREST

This feature allows you to view
icons for point of interest catego­ries (such as gas stations, restau­rants, hotels, etc.) on the map
screen.

These icons appear on the map at
the location of the point of
interest.

Icons for up to five point of interest
categories can be shown on the
map.

1. Press the NAV hard key.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

It may be necessary to reduce
the map scale to 1 km (0.5
mile) or less.

If needed, use the Zoom In
and Zoom Out feature of the
map scale to easily locate your
destination. See "Map Scales"
for more information.

2. Touch the POI (point of inter­est) button.

The SHOW POI ICONS (show
point of interest icons) menu
page will be displayed.

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Show POI icons

Clear All

Gas Station

Parking

All Restaurants

More POI close to

Show POI

Hotel

Shopping Center

Golf Course

Back

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The icon for each selected cate­gory will appear in a box
located at the top of the
screen.

Icons for up to five point of
interest categories can be
shown on the map.

If more categories are selected,
the following message will
appear:

- NO FURTHER SELECTIONS

POSSIBLE.

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On this screen, the following
touch-sensitive buttons are
available:

• Category List

A list of categories will appear.

Touch the button for the cate­gory you want to show on the
map.

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• MORE

Touch the MORE button if you
would like to view more
categories.

• POI CLOSE TO

Touch this button to display a
list of available points of inter­est near the vehicle's current
position.

See the following, later in this
section, for more information:

- Searching for Local Points of
Interest

• SHOW

Touch SHOW to update the list
and the map screen according
to the current selections.

• LIST ALL CATEGORIES

Touch this button to display
the complete category list.

Use the up and down arrows to
scroll through the list.

• CLEAR

Touch this button to delete the
last category selected from the
box located at the top of the
screen.

See the following for more
information:

- Deleting Point of Interest
Categories

• CLEAR ALL

Touch this button to delete all
categories from the box
located at the top of the
screen.

See the following for more
information:

- Deleting Point of Interest
Categories

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Displaying Point of Interest
Icons

This feature will allow you to
display the icons of a category at
their locations on the map screen.

To set the icons on the map, do
the following:

1. Press the NAV hard key.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

It may be necessary to reduce
the map scale to 1 km (0.5
mile) or less.

If needed, use the Zoom In
and Zoom Out feature of the
map scale to easily locate your
destination. See "Map Scales"
for more information.

2. Touch the POI (point of inter­est) button.

The SHOW POI ICONS (show
point of interest icons) menu
page will be displayed.

A list of categories will appear.

Touch the MORE button if you
would like to view more
categories.

3. Touch the button for the cate­gory you want to select.

The icon for each selected cat­egory will appear in a box lo­cated at the top of the screen.

4. Touch the ON button.

These icons appear on the map at
the location of the point of
interest.

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Navigation Features and Controls

Removing Point of Interest
Icons

This feature will allow you to
remove all displayed icons from
the map screen.

To remove the Point of Interest
icons from the map screen, do the
following:

1. Press the NAV hard key.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

2. Touch the POI (point of inter­est) button.

The SHOW POI ICONS (show
point of interest icons) menu
page will be displayed.

3. Touch OFF to stop this
function.

The Point of Interest icons will be
removed from the map screen.

Deleting Point of Interest
Categories

This feature allows you to delete
the selected point of interest
categories.

DELETE ALL POINTS IN ONE
CATEGORY

To delete the last icon selected:

1. Press the NAV hard key.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

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2. Touch the POI (point of inter­est) button.

The SHOW POI ICONS (show
point of interest icons) menu
page will be displayed.

The icon for each selected cat­egory will appear in a box lo­cated at the top of the screen.

3. Touch the CLEAR button.

The system will remove the last
selected icon from the list.

To delete a specific POI (point of
interest) category:

1. Press the NAV hard key.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

2. Touch the POI (point of inter­est) button.

The SHOW POI ICONS (show
point of interest icons) menu
page will be displayed.

3. Touch the button for the cate­gory you want to delete.

A confirmation window will
appear.

A new map screen will appear.

The Point of Interest icons will be
removed from the map screen.

DELETE ALL POINTS IN ALL
CATEGORIES

1. Touch the map screen once.

2. Touch the POI (point of inter­est) button.

A list of categories will appear.

The icons for the point of inter­est categories shown on the
map are displayed at the top of
the SHOW POI ICONS (show
point of interest icons) menu.

3. Touch the CLEAR ALL button.

4. A confirmation window will
appear.

The Point of Interest icons will be
removed from the map screen.

A new map screen will appear.

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Navigation Features and Controls

Searching for Local Points
of Interest

To search for local points of inter­est, do the following:

1. Press the NAV hard key.

The map will appear and your
current vehicle position will be
displayed.

It may be necessary to reduce
the map scale to 1 km (0.5
mile) or less.

If needed, use the Zoom In
and Zoom Out feature of the
map scale to easily locate your
destination. See "Map Scales"
for more information.

Show POI icons

Restaurant

Automotive

Entertainment

Tr av e l

List all categories

Clear

Show POI

Shopping

Hotel

Community

Other

Back

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show

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2. Touch the POI (point of inter­est) button.

The SHOW POI ICONS (show
point of interest icons) menu
page will be displayed.