Fiat Doblo 2007 User Manual

The vehicle is fitted with the infotelematic CONNECT system designed in accordance with the specific fea-

tures of the passenger compartment and with a personalised design that blends with the styling of the dashboard.

The system is installed in a user-friendly position for the driver and the graphics on the front panel make it

easy to quickly locate the controls which facilitates the use of them.

The pages that follow contain the instructions for use, which we advise you to read carefully and always keep

within reach (e.g. in the glove compartment).

So, enjoy your reading and have a good journey.

IMPORTANT For the navigation system only use the original CD provided with the vehicle or in any case

other CDs of the same brand.

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ADVICE, CONTROLS AND GENERAL

INFORMATION .......................................................... 7

ADVICE .............................................................................. 7

Road safety ........................................................................ 7

Reception conditions ....................................................... 7

Care and maintenance ..................................................... 7

System software updating ............................................... 8

BUTTONS AND SELECTORS .......................... 10-11-12

GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................... 13

Important notes for use

and road safety .................................................................. 13

System power on ............................................................. 13

System power off ............................................................. 14

PROTECTION AGAINST THEFT ............................... 15

MAIN MODE .................................................................... 16

SETUP FUNCTION ......................................................... 17

Video ................................................................................... 18

Power off ............................................................................ 19

Serial - modem (data interface) ..................................... 19

Fleet management ............................................................ 20

AUDIO ............................................................................. 24

SCREEN OPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS ................... 24

RADIO MODE ................................................................. 25

Manual tuning .................................................................... 26

Automatic tuning .............................................................. 27

Manual station storage .................................................... 27

Listening to stored stations ............................................ 27

AUDIO SETUP function (audio adjustments) ............ 28

TA function (traffic information) ................................... 28

AF function (seeking alternative frequencies) ............ 30

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Standard information ....................................................... 16

RDS function ..................................................................... 30

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PTY-PROG. TYPE function

(choosing a type of programme) ................................... 31

AUTOSTORE function

(automatic station storage) ............................................ 32

BAND SCAN function .................................................... 33

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PRESET SCAN function .................................................. 33

STATION LIST function ................................................. 33

RADIO SETUP function .................................................. 33

LOC-DX function

(tuner sensitivity adjustment) ........................................ 34

MONO/STEREO function .............................................. 34

REGIONAL function ........................................................ 34

NEWS function ................................................................. 35

CD MODE ......................................................................... 35

CD SHUFFLE function (random playing) .................... 36

CD TA function (traffic information) ........................... 36

CD REPEAT function ...................................................... 37

CD PROG function ......................................................... 37

CD SCAN function .......................................................... 37

CD COMPRESSION function ....................................... 37

CD SETUP menu .............................................................. 38

AUDIO SETUP function (audio adjustments) ............ 41

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AUDIO SETTINGS .......................................................... 42

Info ....................................................................................... 42

Bass ...................................................................................... 42

Treble .................................................................................. 43

Loudness ............................................................................ 43

Equalizer ............................................................................. 43

Manual equalizer ............................................................... 44

Auto. vol. cont. ................................................................. 45

Balance/fader ..................................................................... 45

Autoclip detect ................................................................. 46

Max. vol. at. on .................................................................. 46

MP3 MODE ....................................................................... 47

Main screen options and functions ............................... 48

AUDIO SETUP function (audio adjustments) ............ 49

DEFINE PLAYLIST function ........................................... 49

PLAYLIST function ........................................................... 49

VIEW PLAYLIST function ............................................... 50

COMPRESSION function ............................................... 50

TA function ........................................................................ 50

SCAN function .................................................................. 50

SHUFFLE function ............................................................ 50

REPEAT function .............................................................. 51

Playing the PLAYLIST ...................................................... 51

Playing MP3 CD ................................................................ 51

Define PLAYLIST .............................................................. 52

PLAYLIST ........................................................................... 53

View PLAYLIST ................................................................. 53

CELLULAR TELEPHONE (TEL) ........................ 54

GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................... 54

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS ...................................... 55

Entering and exiting the telephone mode ................... 55

Inserting the telephone card .......................................... 57

Play voice directory ......................................................... 69

Delete voice directory .................................................... 69

WAP function ................................................................... 69

VOICE MEMO function .................................................. 75

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MESSAGES SMS - (Short Message Service) ................ 77

Dial ...................................................................................... 77

Select ................................................................................... 79

Center number ................................................................. 80

Phone option function ..................................................... 81

Phone settings function ................................................... 83

NAVIGATOR (NAV) ................................................. 85

Entering the PIN code ..................................................... 58

Incoming calls .................................................................... 58

Outgoing calls .................................................................... 59

Dialling a service number ............................................... 59

Frequent numbers function ............................................ 60

Last calls received function ............................................ 62

Last numbers called function ......................................... 62

Directory function ........................................................... 63

Select ................................................................................... 63

Add ...................................................................................... 66

GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................... 85

NAVIGATION CD ROM PLAYER .............................. 87

MAIN NAVIGATION SCREEN .................................... 88

SELECT POINT ................................................................ 89

Address ............................................................................... 90

Points of interest .............................................................. 93

Last destinations ............................................................... 95

Directory ............................................................................ 96

RDS-TMC .......................................................................... 97

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Home 1 – Home 2 ........................................................... 99

Info GPS .............................................................................. 100

Detour ................................................................................ 101

Set route ............................................................................ 102

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Destination and route ..................................................... 103

Voice directory ................................................................. 103

ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP) ....................... 104

GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................... 104

Time to destination .......................................................... 104

Distance to destination ................................................... 105

Speed limit ......................................................................... 105

Distance traveled .............................................................. 105

Average speed ................................................................... 105

Trip time ............................................................................ 105

TRIP SUBMENU ............................................................... 106

General Trip ...................................................................... 106

Trip: Setup ......................................................................... 106

Trip: Speed ......................................................................... 107

VOICE COMMANDS ..................................................... 111

Keywords – summary ..................................................... 111

VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLES ................................. 117

INFORMATION AND ASISTANCE

SERVICES ....................................................................... 126

Infomobility function ........................................................ 126

Medical advice function ................................................... 130

Roadside assist. function ................................................. 130

Personal number function .............................................. 131

Emergency 112 function ................................................. 131

Settings function ............................................................... 131

Calls for medical advice and

roadside assistance ........................................................... 133

FAULTS ........................................................................... 134

Internal faults ..................................................................... 134

Overtemperature faults .................................................. 134

VOICE RECOGNITION .......................................... 110

GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................... 110

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ADVICE

ROAD SAFETY

You are recommended to learn how
to use the different functions of the
system and in particular of the radio
(e.g. storing stations) before starting
to drive.

WARNING

Too high a volume when

driving can put the driver’s
life at risk and that of other people.
Therefore the volume should al­ways be adjusted in such a way that
it is always possible to hear the
noises of the surrounding environ­ment (e.g. horns, ambulance, police
sirens, etc.).

RECEPTION CONDITIONS

Reception conditions change con­stantly when driving. Reception can be
disturbed by the presence of moun­tains, buildings, bridges particularly
when far away from the broadcaster
received.

IMPORTANT When receiving
traffic information the volume might
be higher than normal.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

The structure of the system ensures
long years of operation with no need
for particular maintenance. In the
event of a fault, contact Fiat Deal-
ership.

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Some care must however be taken
to ensure the complete efficiency of
the system:

– the monitor is sensitive to scratch­ing, liquid detergents and UV rays;

– liquids that penetrate inside may
damage the device irreparably.

Clean the front panel and display on­ly using a soft, dry antistatic cloth.
Cleaning and polishing products may
damage the surface.

Be careful not to knock
the display with pointed or
hard objects and avoid

touching with the hands. Do not
press on the display when cleaning.

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Proper way to hold
the compact disc

Removing the disc

IMPORTANT NOTES

– In the event of a fault the CON-

NECT system should be checked and
repaired only at Fiat Dealership.

– In case of particularly low temper-

atures the display might take a certain

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time to reach the optimum brightness.

– In the case of prolonged parking
with high outside temperature, the au­tomatic thermal protection of the sys­tem may come into action suspend­ing operation until the passenger com­partment temperature falls to accept­able levels.

SYSTEM SOFTWARE
UPDATING

When new versions are available for
the software of the navigation module,
the system can be updated to benefit
of the improvements made for con­trolling certain functions.

Software updating is to be seen to by
specialised staff of the Fiat Dealer-

ship.

COMPACT DISC

If a Compact Disc is used on the
sound system, remember that the
presence of dirt or marks on Compact
Discs may cause skipping when play­ing and poor sound quality. The same
happens if Compact Discs are bent by
accident.

IMPORTANT Never use 8 mm au­dio or MP3 CDs, even with the spe­cific adapter, since this format will
damage the system.

To obtain optimum playing condi­tions we give the following advice:

– Only use Audio Compact Discs
with the brand:

– Carefully clean all Compact Discs
of any fingerprints and dust using a soft
cloth. Support Compact Discs on the
edges and clean from the centre out­wards.

– Never use chemical products for
cleaning (e.g. spray cans, antistatics or
thinners) as they might damage the
surface of Compact Discs.

– After listening to them put Com­pact Discs back in their boxes to avoid
marking or scoring which could cause
skipping when playing.

– Do not expose Compact Discs to
direct sunlight, high temperatures or
damp for prolonged lengths of time to
prevent them from bending.

– Do not stick labels or write on the
recorded surface of Compact Discs.

To remove a Compact Disc from its
container, press on the centre and
raise the disc holding carefully from
the edges.

Always hold a Compact Disc by the
edge. Never touch the surface.

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No

Ball-point pen

Roughness

No

No

No

No

To remove fingerprints and dust, use
a soft cloth starting from the centre of
the Compact Disc towards the cir­cumference.

IMPORTANT Do not use the pro-

tective sheets for CDs in commerce
or discs with stabilisers, etc. as they
might get stuck in the internal mech­anism and damage the disc.

Do not use highly scratched, cracked
or distorted Compact Discs. This
could damage the player or prevent
it from working properly.

New discs may be rough around the
edges. When using these discs the
player might not work or the sound
might skip. To remove roughness
from the edge of a disc use a ball-point
pen, etc.

Notes about Compact Discs

Do not stick labels on the surfaces of
a Compact Disc or write on the sur­face with pens or pencils.

Do not use solvents such as stain re­movers, antistatic sprays or thinners
in commerce for cleaning Compact
Discs.

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Do not expose Compact Discs to di­rect sunlight or any other source of
heat.

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BUTTONS AND SELECTORS

IMPORTANT For safety purposes, when the vehicle is moving, certain functions, selections and/or set­tings described in this Handbook are inhibited: in this case the display will show the relevant keys in grey,
i.e. in “deactivated mode”.

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fig. 1

Certain controls have multiple functions which depend on the system operating conditions active. Turning on the function
chosen is in some cases controlled by the push duration (short or long), as shown in the following table.

Legend Short push function Long push function

(less than 1 second) (more than 1 second)

1 - 2 - 3 Numbers “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, “5”, “6” of phone keypad Storing stations no.1-2-3-4-5-6
4 - 5 - 6 Calling stored stations

7 Number “7” of telephone keypad –
8 Number “8” of telephone keypad –
9 Number “9” of telephone keypad –

10 Number “0” of telephone keypad Pause in playing an audio CD

Play/Stop audio CD

11 - * Symbol (*) of telephone keypad –

Radio mode: seeking first station
that can be tuned with lower frequency
CD mode: select previous track

12 - # Symbol (#) of telephone keypad –

Radio mode: seeking first station
that can be tuned with higher frequency
CD mode: select next track

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13 -

14 -

ò

ô

Forwarding the phone call set Refusing the incoming call
Accepting the incoming call
Ending the call in progress

Voice recognition function on/off Voice command memo

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Legend Short push function Long push function

(less than 1 second) (more than 1 second)

15 - SRC Operating mode choice: –

FM1-FM2-FM3-LW-MW-CD

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17 - MAIN/DARK Selecting main screen Darkening monitor (stand-by)
18 - AUDIO/OFF Selecting radio screen. Turning radio on Turning radio off

20 - NAV/MUTE Selecting navigation function Excluding navigator voice messages

16 System on/off (pressing the knob) –

19 - TEL/OFF Selecting phone screen. Turning telephone on Turning telephone off

21 - TRIP Selecting computer screen –

22 Selecting functions (turning the knob). Confirming selected –

23 - ESC Exit screen selected. Return to higher level –

24 - RPT Repetition of last navigator voice instruction –

25 - • Display of Information and Assistance Services menu –

26 - ˚ Eject navigator CD-ROM or Audio CD –

27 Slot for SIM telephone card –
28 Slot for navigator CD-ROM and Audio CD –

Volume control (turning the knob)

(NAV/MUTE function)
Reset voice messages

function (pressing the knob)

of menu, deleting functions that have not been confirmed

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GENERAL
INFORMATION

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR
USE AND ROAD SAFETY

The CONNECT system makes it
possible to easily control the main
functions of the vehicle.

To avoid creating dangerous situa­tions for yourself and others in use of
the system, please pay attention to the
following points:

– the system must be used keeping
full control of the vehicle; in the case
of doubt in the use of the functions,
it is necessary to stop before per­forming the various operations;

– use of the cell phone is prohibited
near explosive substances.

The navigation system allows you to
reach your destination, indicating each
route change stored on the navigation
CD-ROM. In fact, in calculating the
route, the system takes into account
of all the information stored concern­ing the roads, advising the best route.
However it cannot take account of the
traffic, sudden interruptions or any
other inconvenience.

WARNING

The navigation system

helps the driver while dri­ving by suggesting, vocally and
graphically, the best route to be fol­lowed to reach the preset destina­tion. The suggestions given by the
navigation system do not exempt
the driver from full responsibility
due to driving behaviour and com­pliance with road and other traffic
regulations. The responsibility for
road safety always and anyway lies
with the vehicle’s driver.

In carrying out any manoeuvre it is
always necessary to follow the rules of
the road, regardless of the advice giv­en by the navigation system. If you
leave the suggested route, the naviga­tion system will calculate a new one
and suggest it to you.

SYSTEM POWER ON

The system can be switched on ac-

cording to two different methods:

automatic switching on with ig-

nition key to MAR;

manual switching on:
– by pressing knob 16-fig. 1;
– with direct access to SOS menu by

pressing button

Automatic switching on

Turning the ignition key to MAR will

turn the system on automatically, thus
activating or making available all the
functions described in this manual.

• 25-fig. 1.

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Manual switching on

With ignition key at STOP press

knob 16-fig. 1, to switch the system
on, thus making available the following
modules:

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– MAIN,
– AUDIO,
– NAV,
– TEL,
– Targasys
IMPORTANT In this mode, the

SETUP and TRIP modules can be ac­tivated; however, it will not be possi­ble to validate any operation con­cerning parameter change, language
change, units change and any other
type of adjustment provided by the
system. These limitations are normal
when switching the system on manu­ally by the knob 16-fig. 1, since with
engine off (key at STOP) the vehicle
data transmission devices are not op­erating.

Turning the ignition key to MAR, will

make all system functions active.

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SYSTEM POWER OFF

The CONNECT system can be
switched off according to two differ­ent modes:

– deactivation independent of ig­nition key

– deactivation dependent on ig­nition key

To choose the power-off mode, see
the Power OFF submenu in the SET­UP menu.

Deactivation independent
of ignition key

With this mode active, the system
can be turned off by pressing the knob
16-fig. 1.

The display will show the message
“PLEASE WAIT WHILE SYSTEM
TURNS OFF”.

IMPORTANT With ignition key at
STOP, deactivation is delayed and will

take place after 20 minutes if the sys­tem has a destination set or a phone
call is in progress.

Deactivation dependent
on ignition key

With this mode active, the system

can be switched off by turning the ig­nition key to STOP or pressing the
knob 16-fig. 1.

IMPORTANT Deactivation with

ignition key to STOP is delayed and
will take place after 20 minutes if the
system has a destination set or a
phone call is in progress.

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PROTECTION
AGAINST THEFT

Power-on authentication
procedure

The system is protected against theft
and unauthorised installation by means
of an “authentication procedure”.

This kind of verification involves
Body Computer Node (by means of
messages exchanged on vehicle net­work) and is performed at every pow­er-on.

The procedure will not take place if
the system is switched on by means of
knob 16-fig. 1 or button
and ignition key at STOP. In this case,
the system is enabled to work nor­mally, without authentication proce­dure.

• 25-fig. 1

With ignition key at MAR, if au-

thentication fails, system starts work­ing as usual, but the user is asked to
enter the 4-digit “Master Code” to al­low access to the standard functions.

Master code is unique for each sys­tem, and is stored in its memory and
can not be reset.

A specific screen allows code inser­tion,

. Behaviour of this box is

fig. 2

similar to PIN insertion request, but
the dialog box itself is generated on a
wholly blackened screen.

After entering the code, press the
knob

22-fig. 1

to confirm.

After the code is entered, a second
screen notices the user that the au­thentication procedure is in progress,

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fig. 3

In case the correct code is provided,
the system is fully enabled. On the
contrary, if a wrong code is entered,
screen is cleared and previous box is
shown again with the following string:

“Incorrect code entered. Enter Mas­ter Code not turn off system.

There is no upper limit to the num­ber of wrong codes that can be en­tered.

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MAIN MODE

The MAIN mode is activated by

pushing the “MAIN” button 17-fig. 1
on the front panel.

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It is possible to access the Set-up

menu from the MAIN mode.

To access the Set-up menu, display

the page MAIN then push on knob 22-
fig.1. Set-up functions will be ac­cessed (refer to the SET-UP chapter).

Depress several times “ESC” 23-

fig.1 for returning to the display of
MAIN.

STANDARD INFORMATION

The display shows information rele-

vant to the main system modules:

– AUDIO
– TELEPHONE
– NAVIGATOR

Three fields are displayed fig. 4:

– Navigation: current vehicle position
(street and town), graphic symbol rep­resenting next manoeuvre and dis­tance or position data if the navigation
CD ROM is not inserted, fig. 5.

– Telephone: GSM provider (if no
provider is present, then the display
shows “FIND…”. If phone is switched
off, the string will be “TEL OFF” fig. 6.
Active call forward arrow-shaped icon,
unread SMS message envelope-shaped
icon, field strength status bar.

– Audio source: RDS string, tuned
band and frequency, or CD playback
track.

In MAIN mode the following keys are
active: “SRC” 15-fig. 1 to select the re­quired audio source, multifunction keys
1÷12-fig. 1 to activate the options
available in the selected audio source.

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“SETUP” FUNCTION

The SETUP mode enables to set dif­ferent vehicle and CONNECT system
operating modes and parameters.

To enter the SETUP mode, press the
MAIN button 17-fig. 1 and then the
knob 22-fig. 1, the display will show
the following menu fig. 7:

– LANGUAGE

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Select LANGUAGE by rotating knob

22-fig. 1 and confirm by depressing it.
Languages available with system will be
displayed: ITALIAN, GERMAN, ENG­LISH, FRENCH, PORTUGUESE and
DUTCH; select the required language
by turning knob 22-fig 1, then depress
it to confirm the operation.

WARNING Change of language will

involve both the written text and the
language of vocal commands.

WARNING Before starting language

change procedure, be sure that the
provided SETUP CD is available and
ready to be used.

WARNING To change the language

the ignition key shall be at MAR and
the system shall be on.

A special message will then be dis­played, asking the user to insert the
provided SETUP CD or to wait if the
SETUP CD is already inserted. A series
of messages will inform the user about
procedure progress and end: it is es­sential to not “disturb” the system dur­ing this operation.

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fig. 7

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Do not start the engine or disconnect
the battery during the language change
operation.

Should this take place, the first time
you turn the system on, a special mes­sage will be displayed communicating

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that the language change operation shall
be concluded inserting the SETUP CD:
“WARNING: LANGUAGE CHANGE
FAILED. PLEASE REPEAT PROCE­DURE”.

Selecting CONNECT by turning and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1, the display
will show the following submenu:

– VIDEO

– POWER OFF

– SERIAL DATA INTERFACE

– FLEET MANAGEMENT.

VIDEO

Selecting and confirming “VIDEO” by

rotating and pressing the knob 22-

fig. 1 will allow the following settings:

1) “DAYTIME BRIGHTNESS”: en-

ables to adjust the display brightness
in day mode. To perform the adjust­ment, select and confirm this option
by rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1. Rotate the knob 22-fig. 1
clockwise to increase brightness and
counterclockwise to decrease it.

2) “DAYTIME CONTRAST”: to ad-

just contrast in daytime brightness
mode. To perform the adjustment, se­lect and confirm this option by rotat­ing and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.
Rotate the knob 22-fig. 1 clockwise
to increase contrast and counter­clockwise to decrease it.

3) “NIGHTTIME BRIGHTNESS”:

enables to adjust the display brightness
in night mode. To perform the ad­justment, select and confirm this op­tion by rotating and pressing the knob
22-fig. 1. Rotate the knob 22-fig. 1
clockwise to increase brightness and
counterclockwise to decrease it.

4) “NIGHTTIME CONTRAST”: to

adjust contrast in nighttime brightness
mode. To perform the adjustment, se­lect and confirm this option by rotat­ing and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.
Rotate the knob 22-fig. 1 clockwise
to increase contrast and counter­clockwise to decrease it.

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5) “MODE, DIMMING, CON-

TRAST”: selecting and confirming this
option by rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1, the following settings
are possible:

“AUTOMATIC”: enables to adjust
automatically the day/night mode de­pending on vehicle lights switching
on/off.

“DAY”: activates day mode.

“NIGHT”: activates night mode.

After selecting the required setting,
press the knob 22-fig. 1 to confirm.

If the automatic mode is “DAY” on­ly day adjustment is displayed and the
night one is deactivated.

If the automatic mode is “NIGHT”
only night adjustment is displayed and
the day one is deactivated.

POWER OFF

Select and confirm “POWER OFF”

by rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1 to access the type of setting that
determines CONNECT switching off
(dependent on or independent of ig­nition key).

Possible settings, only with ignition

key at MAR, are the following:

– “key-dependent auto-off”
– “key-independent auto-off”
Current activated setting will be high-

lighted.

Select and confirm the required set-

ting by rotating and pressing the knob

22-fig. 1.

SERIAL DATA INTERFACE

IMPORTANT The SERIAL DATA

INTERFACE function is not support­ed by system.

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FLEET MANAGEMENT

When choosing this function, the
CONNECT Nav system sends auto­matically SMS messages (to a suitable
preset receiver, e.g. a control centre)
containing the position of the vehicle

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mounting the CONNECT Nav.

SMS messages are structured as fol­lows:

– vehicle location (latitude and lon­gitude)

– city (only with navigation CD in­serted; if no CD is inserted, the field
is empty)

– street (only with navigation CD in­serted; if no CD is inserted, the field
is empty)

– time and date

– vehicle ID (number plate).

Example: LT:-2.30000;LG:-2.40000; #Benevento;#
Via Basilio Giannelli;#S:30;M:20; H:19;ND:2;D:02;MH:10;Y:2001;#BR757AM;#

Latitude: -2.30000
Longitude: -2.40000

To activate the FLEET MANAGE-

MENT function, proceed as follows:

– press the “MAIN” button 17-fig. 1

City: Benevento
Street Via Basilio Giannelli
Time and date hour19.20 minutes,

30 seconds
Tuesday 2/10/2001

Number plate BR757AM

to display the main screen;

– turn and press the knob 22-fig. 1

to select and confirm “CONNECT”;
the display will show the “CON­NECT” menu;

– turn and press the knob 22-fig. 1

to select and confirm “FLEET MAN­AGEMENT” fig. 8; the screen in fig. 9

If the navigation CD is inserted, the

will be displayed;

vehicle position is processed matching
coordinates with system maps.

In any case, navigation CD absence,

does not impair system operation.

The system will send the SMS message

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even if the GPS coverage is temporari­ly missing; in this case the vehicle posi­tion is calculated through the “dead
reckoning” procedure.

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fig. 8

– select and confirm “Sending mode”
by rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1, the screen in fig. 10 will be dis­played;

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– select and confirm “ON” (or

“OFF” if you want to deactivate it) by
rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1;

– turn the knob 22-fig. 1 to select

“EVENT MODE” then press the knob
to confirm; the condition shown in
fig. 11 will be displayed;

– turn the knob 22-fig. 1 to select

“ROUTE (km/mi)” or “TIME (hours)”,
then press the knob to confirm.

Selecting “ROUTE (km/mi)” the
message will be sent at the number
of km or miles set in “DATA FRE­QUENCY SEND”; selecting “TIME
(hours)” the message will be sent at
the number of hours set in “DATA
FREQUENCY SEND”;

– turn knob 22-fig. 1 to select “DA­TA FREQUENCY SEND” then press
to confirm; according to the previously
set parameter (route or time) the dis­play will show the screen in fig. 12 or
fig. 13;

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fig. 9

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– turn knob 22-fig. 1 to select the

required value, then press to confirm;

– turn knob 22-fig. 1 to select “VE-

HICLE ID” then press to confirm; the
display will show the screen in fig. 14
and the keypad for typing in the vehi-

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cle identification data (e.g.: number
plate; turn knob 22-fig. 1 to select in
sequence the required digits and/or
letters, then press each time to con­firm the character. Once you have
completed the vehicle ID, select “OK”
and press knob 22-fig. 1 the display
will return to the initial screen and the

field near “Vehicle ID” will show the
entered alphanumeric string;

– turn knob 22-fig. 1 to select

“TELEPHONE NUMBER”; the screen
in fig. 15 will be displayed together
with the alphanumeric keypad for di­alling the required telephone number
to which SMS shall be sent; turn knob
22-fig. 1 to select in sequence the re­quired numbers and press it to con­firm each time. Once you have com­pleted the telephone number, select
“OK” and press the knob 22-fig. 1;
the display will return to the initial
screen and the field near “TELE­PHONE NUMBER” will show the en­tered number;

– turn knob 22-fig. 1 to select “OK”
then press the knob to confirm set­tings; the display will return to the ini­tial screen.

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fig. 15

Operation requirements

The “FLEET MANAGEMENT” func­tion is operational if the following con­ditions are present:

– “FLEET MANAGEMENT” function
active;

– service centre telephone number
entered;

– vehicle ID entered;

– frequency set (time or route);

– CONNECT on;

– SIM card inserted;

– sufficient credit;

– GSM coverage.

Failing message sending

Should one or more of the following
conditions - e.g.: CONNECT off, SIM
card not inserted or disabled, insuffi­cient GSM coverage - take place when
sending SMS messages, their regular
transmission will be impaired.

In this case the system will store the
messages and send them later (max.
10 messages) when normal operating
conditions are restored.

IMPORTANT More particularly,

the condition of CONNECT off will
store the messages with incorrect po­sition, since the first position present
at system switching on will be detect­ed.

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AAUUDDIIO

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The audio system is turned on by

pressing briefly the “AUDIO” but­ton18-fig. 1 which displays the main

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functions of the radio.

Keeping the “AUDIO” button 18-

fig. 1, pressed longer, with the audio
system on and any operating mode ac­tive, the “stand-by” mode is switched
on: this way the radio is turned off and
the display shows the message “AU­DIO OFF” fig. 16. To turn the radio
on again, briefly press the “AUDIO”
button 18-fig. 1, thus reactivating the
audio function with the corresponding
screen.

Through the audio system it is pos­sible to control:

– RDS radio with FM/AM reception;

– Compact Disc player;

– equalizer;

– MP3 player.

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SCREEN OPTIONS
AND FUNCTIONS

Pressing repeatedly the “SRC” key 3-

fig. 1 the available audio sources are

displayed cyclically:

– Radio (FM1, FM2, FM3, FMST, LW,

MW, AMST)

– CD / NO CD (if CD is inserted or

not).

The audio source is automatically
changed in one of the following cas­es:

– broadcasting of traffic information,
if the TA function is on and an enabled
station is tuned (TP)

– forwarding a phone call

– receiving a phone call

– voice recognition function activa­tion.

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fig. 16

RADIO MODE

If the active source is FM radio (FM

1/2/3), the display will show the cur­rent radio status fig. 17:

– Active frequency band FM: FM1,

FM2, FM3.

– Tuned station frequency.
– Frequency measure unit (MHz).
– Stored station frequency and RDS

channel name.

– Vertically, on the right window:
chosen PTY (if any), AF, tuner sensi­tivity (LOC “low sensitivity”, DX “high
sensitivity”), MONO/STEREO, TA,
TP, EON.

The lower side of the front panel fea-

tures 12 multifunction keys:

– 1..6 ((short push): to select a pre­viously stored station; there are 6
available memories for each band (FM
1/2/3, LW, MW).

– 1..6 (long push): to store the cur­rent station.

Press the knob 22-fig. 1 to display the
main audio menu with the following op­tions, fig. 18:

– TA: to enable/disable traffic an­nouncement.

– AF: to enable/disable alternative
frequency function.

– RDS: to enable (“YES”) disable
(“NO”) the RDS function.

– PTY-PROG. TYPE: to select the re­quired PTY code (channel filter)
through a list of 32 available codes.

– AUTOSTORE: to store automati­cally the six stations with the strongest
signal in the frequency band tuned.

– BAND SCAN: to play for 10 sec­onds the radio stations in the band
tuned.

– PRESET SCAN: to play for 10 sec­onds the radio stations stored in the
band tuned.

– STATION LIST: to list the radio
stations previously stored in the band
tuned, and to list also the RDS codes
and frequencies fig. 19.

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– RADIO SETUP: to display the radio

setup menu with the following options
fig. 20:

LOC/DX

: to change tuner sensitivity
for searching stations (LOC for “low
sensitivity”, DX for “high sensitivity” -

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only available in FM band).

MONO/STEREO

: to enable/disable
stereo playback, (only available in FM
band).

REGIONAL

: to enable/disable RDS RE­GIONAL function, (only available in
FM band).

– NEWS: to enable/disable PTY
NEWS function, (only available in FM
band).

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– AUDIO SETUP: to display the au­dio setup menu; for detailed descrip­tion of the different menu functions,
see the relevant paragraph in chapter
“AUDIO SETTINGS”.

The front panel keys are the follow­ing:

÷

and

˜

–

(short push): back­ward or forward 50 kHz skip from the
current tuned frequency;

÷

and ˜(long push): tuning to

–
next or previous station, according to
active filters (TA, PTY). When search­ing stations, the RDS code is replaced
by string “SEEK+ or SEEK-”.

MANUAL TUNING

This allows manual station searching

in the chosen band.

Proceed as follows:
– select the frequency band (FM1,

FM2, FM3, MW, LW) pressing the
“SRC” key 15-fig. 1 repeatedly;

÷

– briefly press key “

” 11-fig. 1 or

“˜” 12-fig. 1 to start the search for
tuning the previous or next station
that can be received.

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fig. 20

AUTOMATIC TUNING

This function seeks automatically sta-

tions in the chosen band.

Proceed as follows:
– select the frequency band (FM1,

FM2, FM3, MW, LW) pressing repeat­edly the “SRC” key 15-fig. 1;

÷

– press “

” 11-fig. 1 or “˜” 12-

fig. 1 to start the search for tuning the
previous or next station that can be
received.

If the “TA” function is on (traffic in­formation), the tuner only seeks sta­tions that broadcast traffic bulletins.

If the “PTY” function is on, the tuner
only seeks PTY stations.

MANUAL STATION
STORAGE

The station being heard can be

stored in the range chosen with the
multifunction keys 1÷ 6-fig. 1.

Keep one of these keys pressed until
the display shows the number of the key
with which the station has been stored.

A confirmation beep will indicate that
the station has been stored.

LISTENING TO STORED
STATIONS

Proceed as follows:

– choose the required frequency
band (FM1, FM2, FM3, FMST, LW,
MW or AMST) pressing repeatedly
the “SRC” key 15-fig. 1;

– press briefly one of the multifunc­tion keys 1÷ 6-fig. 1.

In the FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMST
bands, if reception is poor and the
“AF” alternative frequency seek func­tion is on, a station with the strongest
signal that is broadcasting the same
programme is automatically sought.

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“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)

Audio parameters can be activated
and adjusted in the same way with all
the audio sources (Radio, CD, CD-

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Changer and MP3).

Adjustment procedure is described
in the relevant paragraph in section
“AUDIO SETTINGS”.

“TA” FUNCTION
(TRAFFIC INFORMATION)

Certain stations in the FM band
(FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMST) are also
enabled to broadcast information
about the conditions of the traffic. In
this case the displays shows the ab­breviation “TP”.

To turn on/off the TA function (Traf­fic Announcement) for traffic bulletins,
press the knob 22-fig. 1 from the main
audio menu fig. 18. Turn and press the
knob 22-fig. 1 to select “TA”. Select
“ENABLED” or “DISABLED” and then
press the knob again.

When the TA function is on, the dis­play shows “TA” at the bottom of the
main screen on the left side.

The listening conditions and infor­mation shown on the display may be
the following:

– TA and TP: you are tuned to a sta­tion that broadcasts traffic information
and the traffic information function is on

– TP: you are tuned to a station that
broadcasts traffic information but the
traffic information function is off

– TA: the traffic information function
is on but you are tuned to a station
that does not broadcast traffic infor­mation

– TA and TP not shown on the display:
you are tuned to a station that does not
broadcast traffic information and the
traffic information function is off.

With the TA function on it is possi­ble:

1) to search stations broadcasting

traffic info only in the FM band;

2) to receive traffic information al-

so if the CD/MP3 player is working;

3) to receive traffic information at a

preset minimum level also with the ra­dio completely muted.

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The operations to be carried out for
each of the above described conditions
are listed below.

1) To receive stations enabled to

broadcast traffic information:

– choose band FM1, FM2 or FM3;

– turn on the TA function so that the
display shows “TA”;

– start seeking the frequencies.

2) If you wish to receive traffic infor-

mation while listening to a CD, before
inserting the CD, tune to a station en­abled to broadcast traffic information
(TP) and turn the TA function on. If,
while playing the CD, this station
broadcasts traffic information, CD
playing will be temporarily stopped and
resumed automatically at the end of
the message.

If the CD player is already working
and at the same time you wish to re­ceive traffic information, turning on the

TA function, the radio tunes to the last
station heard in the FM band and the
traffic announcements are transmitted.
If the station selected does not broad­cast traffic information, an enabled sta­tion is sought automatically.

To stop traffic announcement, turn
off the TA function while receiving traf­fic messages.

If the tuned station belongs to the
EON (ENHANCED OTHER NET­WORK) circuit, the display will show
“EON”

A telephone call has higher priority
than traffic message.

IMPORTANT In certain countries,
radio stations exist which though the
TP function is active (the display shows
“TP”), do not broadcast traffic infor­mation.

If the radio is working in the AM
band, choosing the FM band tunes to
the last station heard. If the chosen
station does not broadcast traffic in­formation (“TP” not shown on the dis­play), an automatic search is started
for an enabled station.

If the volume is changed during a traf­fic bulletin the value is not shown on
the display and the new value is kept
only for the bulletin in progress.

IMPORTANT If the TA function is
on and the station tuned is not enabled
to provide traffic information or is no
longer able to broadcast this informa­tion (the display does not show “TP”),
after about 1 minute in which the ra­dio is in these conditions:

– if a CD is being played another sta­tion enabled to broadcast traffic in­formation is sought automatically.

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“AF” FUNCTION
(SEEKING ALTERNATIVE
FREQUENCIES)

Within the RDS system the radio can

work in two different modes:

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– AF ENABLED: alternative fre-

quency search on;

– AF DISABLED: alternative fre-

quency search off.

When the signal of the RDS station
tuned weakens, the following two cas­es may occur:

– With AF ENABLED the RDS sys­tem activates automatic tuning of the
optimum frequency of the station cho­sen, with the stations enabled, there­fore the radio is automatically tuned
to the station with the strongest sig­nal that is broadcasting the same pro­gramme. During the journey it will
thus be possible to continue listening
to the station chosen without having
to change the frequency when chang­ing area. Of course, the station being
listened to must be receivable in the
area the vehicle is crossing.

– With AF DISABLED the radio will
not tune the strongest station auto­matically and it will have to be found
manually using the tuner buttons.

To turn the “AF” function on/off, se­lect and confirm “AF” by the knob 22-

fig. 1, from the main audio menu
fig. 18. Then, select and confirm “EN-

ABLED” or “DISABLED” by the knob
22-fig. 1.

When the AF function is on, “AF” is
displayed in the vertical list of main au­dio screen.

The RDS channel name (if available)
is still shown on the display.

“RDS” FUNCTION

The “RDS” function enables/disables
RDS string (showing the tuned station
name) display.

To turn the “RDS” function on/off,
select “RDS” by the knob22-fig. 1
from the main audio menu fig. 18,
then press the knob to select “YES” or
“NO”.

When the “RDS” function is on, the
display shows the string with tuned sta­tion name.

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“PTY-PROG. TYPE”
FUNCTION (CHOOSING A
TYPE OF PROGRAMME)

The “PTY-PROG. TYPE”, function,
when present, makes it possible to
give priority to broadcasters trans­mitting programmes classified accord­ing to the type of PTY. PTY pro­grammes may concern emergency an­nouncements or various subjects (e.g.
music, news). To access the list of PTY
programmes, choose and confirm
“PTY-PROG. TYPE” with the knob 22-

fig. 1 from the main audio menu
fig. 18; the display will show the

screen with the list of PTY pro­grammes and the subject of the last
station heard (e.g “NEWS”). To scroll
the list of PTY programmes, turn the
knob 22-fig. 1. To choose a type of
programme, press the knob after
choosing the required type of pro­gramme.

IMPORTANT The PTY function
can only be turned on in the FM band.

The list of PTY programmes is the

following:

NO PTY

–
–

NEWS

–

AFFAIRS

–

INFO

–

SPORT

–

EDUCATE

–

DRAMA

–

CULTURE

–

SCIENCE

–

MISC

–

POP M

–

ROCK M

–

EASY M

–

LIGHT M

–

CLASSICS M

–

OTHER M

–

WEATHER

–

FINANCE

–

CHILDREN

–

SOCIAL

–

RELIGION

–

PHONE IN

–

TRAVEL

–

LEISURE

–

JAZZ

–

COUNTRY

–

NATION M

–

OLDIES

–

FOLK M

–

DOCUMENT

–

TEST

–

ALARM

.

To store the station tuned, press one

of the 6 multifunction keys 1 ÷ 6-
fig. 1 for over two seconds.

To seek a station with this pro­gramme, follow the instructions giv­en in the “AUTOMATIC TUNING”
paragraph.

If no station is available with this type
of programme, the station selected
previously is returned. Select “NO
PTY” if you do not wish to set a pro­gramme type.

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“AUTOSTORE” FUNCTION
(AUTOMATIC STATION
STORAGE)

After selecting the AMST or FMST

band, to turn on the Autostore func-

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tion (automatic station storage), select
and confirm “AUTOSTORE” with the
knob 22-fig. 1.

When this function is on, the radio
automatically stores the stations with
the strongest signal:

– 6 FM stations in the FMST band or

– 6 AM stations in the AMST band.

Stations will be stored automatically
on the multifunction keys 1 ÷ 6-fig. 1.
After storage, the radio tunes auto­matically to the first station of the
FMAST band, corresponding to the fre­quency stored on the multifunction key
1-fig. 1.

Every station is stored only once, ex­cept in the case of regional pro­grammes which in certain cases might
be stored twice.

The behaviour of the set during Au­tostore is as follows:

– at the beginning of the Autostore
function all the other functions are dis­abled

– any change in volume is not shown
on the display

– pressing one of the multifunction
keys 1 ÷ 6-fig. 1 the automatic stor­age process is interrupted and the sta­tion stored with that key is tuned

– selecting and activating a radio
function (e.g. PTY) the automatic stor­age process is interrupted, the last sta­tion heard before tuning on Autostore
is tuned and the function associated
with the key pressed is run

– selecting and activating one or both
TA/AF functions during the automat­ic storage process, automatic storage
will be interrupted, the TA (traffic in­formation) and AF (alternative fre­quencies) functions will be turned
on/off and a new automatic storage
process will be started

– changing the audio source (Radio,
CD) during the automatic storage
process, the Autostore function is in­terrupted.

IMPORTANT It may occur that
the Autostore function is unable to
find 6 stations with a strong signal; in
this case only the stations found are
stored.

IMPORTANT Activating the “Au­tostore” function cancels the stations
stored previously in the FMST or
AMST band.

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“BAND SCAN” FUNCTION

The “BAND SCAN” function acti­vates station scanning in the chosen
frequency band. Each station frequen­cy will be displayed for about 10 sec­onds.

To turn on the “BAND SCAN” func­tion, select and confirm “BAND
SCAN” with the knob 22-fig. 1 from
the main audio menu.

During scanning, the display will
show “BAND SCAN”.

To stop the band scan function, press
“ESC” 23-fig. 1.

“PRESET SCAN” FUNCTION

The “PRESET SCAN” function acti­vates stored station scanning in the
chosen frequency band. Each stored
station will be played for about 10 sec­onds.

To turn on the “PRESET SCAN”
function, select and confirm “PRESET
SCAN” with the knob 22-fig. 1, from
the main audio menu.

During scanning, the display will show
“PRES. SCAN”. To stop the band scan
function, press “ESC” 23-fig. 1.

“STATION LIST” FUNCTION

The “STATION LIST” function dis­plays a screen fig. 19, listing the ra­dio stations previously stored in the
tuned band, the RDS codes and the
corresponding frequencies.

To turn this function on, select and
confirm “STATION LIST” with the
knob 22-fig. 1 from the main audio
menu. To scroll the stored station list
use the encoder 14-fig. 1.

“RADIO SETUP” FUNCTION

To turn this function on, select and

confirm “RADIO SETUP” with the
knob 22-fig. 1 from the main audio
menu.

This function enables to go to next
window to adjust radio settings. When
in this window it is not possible to
change the audio source. The follow­ing functions are displayed:

– LOC/DX

– MONO/STEREO

– REGIONAL

– NEWS.

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“LOC/DX” FUNCTION
(TUNER SENSITIVITY
ADJUSTMENT)

With this function it is possible to

change the sensitivity of automatic ra-

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dio station searching. When low sen­sitivity “LOC” is set, only stations with
excellent reception are sought; when
high sensitivity “DX” is set, all the sta­tions are sought. If you are in an area
with a large number of broadcasters
and you want the ones with the
strongest signal, choose low sensitivi­ty “LOC”.

To choose between low or high

tuner sensitivity, press the knob 22-
fig. 1 after selecting “LOC/DX” by
turning the knob. The abbreviation of
the sensitivity chosen will be shown on
the display:

– LOC = low sensitivity;
– DX = high sensitivity.
Select the required item and then

press the knob 22-fig. 1 to confirm.

“MONO/STEREO” FUNCTION

To turn on/off the Stereo function

(stereo station reception) press the
knob 22-fig. 1 after selecting “MONO/
STEREO” with the knob. Select and
confirm “STEREO or “MONO” by
turning and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1.

This function is only available on FM

band.

When the signal of the station tuned
is weak, to improve the sound quali­ty, it is advisable to switch to
“MONO”.

“REGIONAL” FUNCTION

This function enables or disables a

RDS regional service.

To turn this function on/off, select

and confirm “REGIONAL” with the
knob 22-fig. 1.

Select “ENABLED” or “DISABLED”

rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1 to confirm.

This function is only available on FM

band.

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“NEWS” FUNCTION

This function shortly enables or not

the PTY code News.

To turn this function on/off, select

and confirm “NEWS” with the knob
22-fig. 1.

Select “ENABLED” or “DISABLED”

rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1 to confirm.

This function is only available on FM

band.

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If the tuned band is AM, the display
shows a screen like that displayed for
the FM band but with the following dif­ferences fig. 21 - 22.

– TA, AF, RDS and PTY functions are
not present.

– Certain information concerning the
station (stereo signal, TP code, EON,
TMC, PTY) are not present.

– Frequency unit is changed (kHz).

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CD MODE

To guarantee optimum playing, use
original CDs. If using R/RW CDs, use
top quality CDs duplicated at as low
as possible speed.

IMPORTANT Never use 8 mm au­dio or MP3 CDs, even with the spe­cific adapter, since this format will
damage the system.

Choosing the CD source with the
“SRC” key 15-fig. 1, will display a
screen with the following options
fig. 23:

– Audio source: CD.

– CD name (if set).

– “TA”, if traffic announcement func­tion is on.

– Track and time information.

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fig. 21

fig. 22

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– Current status of CD (play ˙,

pause II, stop ~).

– CD time information. If the CD is
not inserted, the display will show the
message “NO CD” “NO CD-DA” and
all CD options are disabled.

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– SCAN, if the SCAN function is on.

– SFL, if the SHUFFLE function is on.

– RPT ONE /REPEAT ALL, if the rel­evant functions are on.

– PROG, if the PROG function is on.

The front panel keys are the follow­ing:

÷ 11/˜ 12: to select previous or

next CD track;

II˙ 10 (short push): to play or stop

the CD;

II˙ 10 (long push): to pause the CD.

Press the knob 22-fig. 1 to display

the following options:

– CD SHUFFLE
– CD TA
– CD REPEAT
– CD PROG
– CD SCAN
– CD COMPRESSION
– CD SETUP
– AUDIO SETUP.

“CD SHUFFLE” FUNCTION
(RANDOM PLAYING)

To turn the “SHUFFLE” function

on/off, press the knob 22-fig. 1, after
selecting “SHUFFLE” with the knob.
Select and confirm “YES” or “NO” by
rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1. When the Shuffle function is on,
the display shows “SFL”.

With this function on, the CD tracks
are played in random sequence. To
turn off this function select “NO” with
the same above described procedure.

“CD TA” FUNCTION
(TRAFFIC INFORMATION)

To turn the TA function (Traffic An­nouncement) on/off while listening to
a CD, select and confirm “CD TA”
with the knob 22-fig. 1 .

When the “TA” function is on, the
main screen displays “TA”.

For the description of the function,
refer to the corresponding paragraph
in the “RADIO MODE” chapter.

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“CD REPEAT” FUNCTION

To activate this function, press the

knob 22-fig. 1, after selecting “CD RE­PEAT” by turning the knob. The dis­play shows “NO REPEAT”, “REPEAT
ONE” and “REPEAT ALL”.

– “NO REPEAT”: repeat function off
– “REPEAT ONE”: repeat one CD

track

– “REPEAT ALL”: repeat all CD

tracks

Select and confirm the required item

by turning and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1.

When “REPEAT ONE” or “REPEAT

ALL” is on, the display shows “RPT”.

“CD PROG” FUNCTION

To turn the “CD PROG” function

on/off, rotate and press the knob 22-
fig. 1 after selecting the function.

This function enables or disables play­back of the previously user pro­grammed track list (see “CD SETUP”
functions).

The “CD PROG” function is disabled
if no programmed list has been en­tered.

“CD SCAN” FUNCTION
(BRIEF PLAYBACK)

To turn the “SCAN” function on/off,
rotate and press the knob 22-fig. 1
after selecting the function.

When this function is on, all the CD
tracks are played for about 10 seconds
in the actual sequence on the CD.

“CD COMPRESSION”
FUNCTION

This function activates dynamic
sound compression when playing a
CD in the vehicle.

To turn this function on/off, select
and confirm “COMPRESSION” with
the knob 22-fig. 1.

Select “YES” or “NO” to turn this
function on or off.

Select the required option with the
knob 22-fig. 1, then press it to con­firm.

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“CD SETUP” MENU

Select and confirm “CD SETUP”

with the knob 22-fig. 1 to display the
following menu fig. 24:

– CD TIME MODE

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– CD PROG
– CD NAME
– CD INFO
– OK.

“CD TIME MODE” function

The “CD TIME MODE” function de­fines time information about the CD
shown on the display:

– “TRACK ELAPSED TIME” (time
elapsed from start of track) (standard
function)

– (*) “TOTAL ELAPSED TIME” (to­tal time elapsed from start of CD)

– (*) “TOTAL REMAINING TIME”
(total remaining time to the end of CD)

To activate new settings, select “OK”
from the CD SETUP menu.

(*) Option not available when the “Shuffle”
function is active.

“CD PROG” function

Selecting and confirming “CD

PROG” with the knob 22-fig. 1 will
display a numeric keypad fig. 25.

The “CD PROG” function is active only

when CD is stopped (“Stop”).

Use the knob 22-fig. 1 to select the

number of the track you want to add
to the programming sequence. Turn
the knob 22-fig. 1 to select the re­quired number and then press it to
confirm.

“Scroll”

The “Scroll” function shall be used to

select the tracks not displayed.

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fig. 24

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fig. 25

To turn this function on, select and

confirm “Scroll” rotating and pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1. With this function
on, rotate the knob 22-fig. 1 to dis-
play the remaining track list; press the
knob again to turn this function off.

“DelC” (DELETE)

The “DelC” function enables to clear

off the last stored track.

This function is disabled if the se-

quence is empty.

To turn this function on, select and

confirm “DelC” rotating and pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1.

“

Del” (DELETE ALL)

The “Del” function enables to delete

the entire track list stored.

This function is disabled if the se-

quence is empty.

To turn this function on, select and
confirm “Del” rotating and pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1.

“OK”

To confirm the prog sequence select
“OK” with the knob 22-fig. 1 and
then press it to confirm.

“CD NAME” function

If the CD already has a name, this will
be shown on the display.

The “CD NAME” function allows to
name max. 30 CDs with 20 characters
max.

Selecting the “CD NAME” function

by rotating and pressing the knob 22-

fig. 1 goes to the following submenu
fig. 26:

– CD NAME
– SEQUENCE
– DELETE
– DELETE NAME
– OK.

“CD NAME” is active only if CD is

stopped (“Stop”).

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“

CD NAME

”

Select “CD NAME” with the knob

22-fig. 1, in this way you go to a
screen showing an alphanumeric se­quence to be used to name the CD in­serted fig. 27.

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Proceed as follows:
– select the first letter rotating the

knob 22-fig. 1;

– press the knob to confirm;

– proceed in the same way for the
other letters until completing the
name

– select “OK” and press the knob 22-
fig. 1 to confirm the CD name.

After confirming the CD name, the
previous screen is shown automati­cally.

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The CD name is automatically asso­ciated to CD track number and total
time duration.

SEQUENCE

“

”

Selecting and confirming “SE­QUENCE” with the knob 22-fig. 1
gives access to a menu with the option
to associate a name to a preset track
sequence.

Proceed as described before.

DELETE

“

”

This function enables to clear the CD

name and track sequence.

To turn this function on, select and

confirm “DELETE” rotating and press­ing the knob 22-fig. 1. Before delet­ing the system will ask for confirmation.

DELETE NAME

“

”

This function enables to delete a pre-

viously stored sequence name.

With this function it is possible to
delete a specific CD programming se­quence although another CD is in­serted in the player.

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fig. 27

Selecting “DELETE NAME” rotating

the knob 22-fig. 1 will display the list
of programmed CDs. Select the CD
name to be deleted with the knob 22-
fig. 1 and then press it to delete. Se­lect “OK” to confirm.

“

OK

”

To confirm your choices, select and

confirm “OK” with the knob 22-fig. 1;
the name and the associated sequence
will be stored or deleted.

IMPORTANT In case of buffer full,

a warning message “WARNING,
MEMORY FULL” will be displayed to
point out the problem. The user shall
have to delete some previously stored
CD names.

“CD INFO” function

Selecting and confirming “CD INFO”

with the knob 22-fig. 1, will display
a screen with the following informa­tion:

– CD name;
– track sequence (if defined).

“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)

To access the audio setup menu
while listening to a CD, select and con­firm “AUDIO SETUP” with the knob
22-fig. 1.

For the description of the different
functions available in the menu, see the
corresponding paragraph of the “AU­DIO SETTINGS” chapter.

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AUDIO SETTINGS

The audio parameters described in this
paragraph can be activated and adjust­ed with all the audio sources (Radio,
CD).

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To display the main menu press the
knob 22-fig. 1, with any audio source
on.

Selezionare tramite la manopola 22-
fig. 1 la funzione “AUDIO SETUP” dal
menu principale di una delle sorgenti
audio e confermarla premendo la stes­sa. In questo modo si accede al seguente
menù fig. 28:

– INFO
– BASS

– TREBLE
– LOUDNESS
– EQUALIZER
– MANUAL EQUALIZER
– AUTO VOL. CONT.
– BALANCE/FADER
– AUTOCLIP DETECT
– MAX. VOL. AT ON
– OK.
Audio parameters will change as

soon as setting is performed.

INFO

This function displays a summary of

the selected audio parameters fig. 29.

BASS

(Bass adjustment)

Proceed as follows:
– select “BASS” turning the knob 22-

fig. 1;

– press the knob to confirm;
– turn the knob 22-fig. 1 right to in-

crease the bass tones or left to reduce
them.

At the end press the knob to confirm
and continue with the other parame­ter settings.

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fig. 28

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fig. 29

TREBLE fig. 30

(Treble adjustment)

Proceed as follows:
– select “TREBLE” turning the knob

22-fig. 1;

– press the knob to confirm;
– turn the knob 22-fig. 1 right to in-

crease the treble tones or left to re­duce them.

At the end press the knob to confirm
and continue with the other parame­ter settings.

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LOUDNESS

This function improves the level of
the sound when listening at low vol­ume, increasing the bass and treble
tones.

To turn the function on and off, se­lect and confirm “LOUDNESS” with
the knob 22-fig. 1.

EQUALIZER

With this function it is possible to
choose, among the predefined equal­izer settings, the most appropriate one
for the music being listened to.

The predefined settings are:

– EQUALIZER OFF = standard set­ting

– BEST = best setting for listening to
music in the vehicle

– ROCK = setting for Rock music

– CLASSIC = setting for classical mu­sic

– JAZZ = setting for Jazz music

– MANUAL = personalised settings
obtained through the “MANUAL
EQUALIZER” function.

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To activate the chosen setting, pro-

ceed as follows:

– select and confirm “EQUALIZER”

rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1;

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– turn and press the knob for the re-

quired setting.

A change in the treble and bass set­ting (Treble/Bass) will turn off the
equalizer.

MANUAL EQUALIZER

This function allows manual adjust­ment of the 5 equalizer frequency
bands and deactivates the treble and
bass settings (Treble/Bass).

Proceed as follows fig. 31:

– select and confirm “MANUAL
EQUALIZER” rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1;

– turn the knob 22-fig. 1 to select
the frequency band to be adjusted
(80Hz, 250Hz, 1kHz, 4kHz, 12kHz),
then confirm by pressing the knob;

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– adjust the band selected turning

and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1;

– after adjusting all the bands, choose

“OK” with the knob 22-fig. 1, then
press the knob to confirm and go back
to the previous screen.

If “ESC” is pressed 23-fig. 1 you go

back to the previous screen with the
settings stored previously.

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fig. 31

AUTO VOL. CONT.

(volume changing with speed)

With the “AUTO VOL. CONT.”
function it is possible to automatical­ly adjust the radio volume level to the
speed of the vehicle, increasing it as
the speed increases to maintain the
correct ratio with the noise level in
the passenger compartment.

The adjustment levels available are:

– OFF (function off)

– 1 (MIN) (min. volume)

– 2

– 3

– 4

– 5

– 6

– 7 (MAX) (max. volume).

To turn the function on/off or enter
the setting, proceed as follows:

– select and confirm “AUTO VOL.

CONT.” rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1;

– turn the knob 22-fig. 1 to select a

setting or turn the function off, then
press the knob to confirm.

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BALANCE / FADER fig 32

(sound distribution)

The “BALANCE/FADER” function
shows a schematic representation of
the position of the speakers in the ve­hicle (left/right and front/rear). Sound
distribution is represented by a red
small square cursor.

To adjust sound distribution, pro­ceed as follows:

– select and confirm
“BALANCE/FADER” rotating and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1, the display
shows the screen in fig. 33.

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– turn and press the knob 22-fig. 1

to select and confirm “BALANCE”,
the function that changes the sound
distribution in the passenger com­partment between the right and left
speakers, the display will show the

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screen in fig. 33.

– turn the knob 22-fig. 1 to change

the sound distribution in the passenger
compartment between the right and
left speakers (cursor moving along the
horizontal axis), then press the knob
to confirm.

In the same way, choose and confirm
the “FADER” function to change the
sound distribution between the front
and rear speakers (cursor moving
along the vertical axis).

After adjustment, select “OK” with
the knob 22-fig. 1 and then press it to
confirm the setting and to go back to
the previous screen.

If “ESC” 23-fig. 1 is pressed you go
back to the previous screen with the
settings stored previously.

AUTOCLIP DETECT

(dynamic distortion limiter)

With the “AUTOCLIP DETECT”
function the radio output level is re­duced automatically when excessive
distortion level (that could damage the
speakers) is detected.

To turn this function on and off, se­lect “AUTOCLIP DETECT” with the
knob 22-fig. 1, then press it to con­firm. The function status (on or off) is
shown on the display by wording
“YES” or “NO”.

MAX. VOL. AT ON

The “MAX. VOL. AT ON” function
clips radio volume (at level 10) at pow­er on. If the radio was switched off
with a volume setting higher than 10,
when activating this function (ignition
key at STOP, at power on the vol­ume is reset to the above limit.

To turn this function on and off, se­lect and confirm “MAX. VOL. AT
ON” rotating and pressing the knob

22-fig. 1.

“OK”

At the end, select “OK” with the
knob 22-fig. 1 and then press it to
confirm and go back to the main “AU­DIO SETUP” menu.

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MP3 MODE

To guarantee optimum playing, use
top quality CDs duplicated at as low
as possible speed.

The system can recognize the type
of Compact Disc inserted.

During the reading procedure to rec­ognize the disk the display shows
“WARNING - Reading CD. Please
wait” and then “Exploring MP3..”.

IMPORTANT Never use 8 cm au­dio or MP3 CDs, even with the spe­cific adapter, since this format will
damage the system.

IMPORTANT The system builds
MP3 CD folder-organized structure of
files; folders are organized in sequence
with their own mp3 tracks (up to max.
four levels of folders/subdirectories).
Folder and file name length shall not ex­ceed 20 characters.

Characters: blank, ‘ (apostrophe), (
and ) (open and closed brackets) are
not admitted in track names.

When creating MP3 CD you must not
use these characters to name files oth­erwise the system will not be able to
play it.

Since a full MP3 CD could hypotheti­cally include thousands of MP3 files, a
999 music pieces limit is imposed by the
system. If the user inserts a MP3 CD
which has more than 999 tracks (files)
in it, then only the first 999 files will be
considered and a 7-second warning will
be displayed fig. 34 “WARNING. THE
SYSTEM WILL MANAGE ONLY THE
FIRST 999 TRACKS ON MP3 CD”.
This warning will be closed after set
time or upon pressing “ESC” 23-fig. 1.

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Only one Playlist for each MP3 CD
can be managed. Trying to create a
second playlist on the same CD you
will overwrite the existent one.

The system allows storing a max.
number of 10 playlists (10 different
CDs); when reaching the last one ad­mitted (when trying to insert the 11th
MP3 CD) the oldest playlist will be
overwritten; the display will show the
following message: “10 PLAYLISTS
HAVE ALREADY BEEN STORED.
DO YOU WANT TO OVERWRITE
THE OLDEST??”.

When a MP3 CD is inserted, the sys­tem checks the presence of a stored
playlist coupled with the CD.

If one of the 10 “known” CDs is de­tected, playing starts automatically ac­cording to the preset sequence. If no
playlist coupled to the inserted MP3
CD is found, then playing starts from
the first file on the CD.

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IMPORTANT Technical data and

operating conditions for MP3 files:

– sampling frequencies are: 44.1 kHz,
stereo (96 to 320 kbit/s) - 22.05 kHz,
mono or stereo (32 to 80 kbit/s);

– it is possible to play variable bit-rate

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tracks (files);

– compatibility with multi-session
CDs, in this case only the first CD ses­sion will be read;

– reading compatibility with CD-RW;

– MP3 CDs shall have ISO 9660 for­mat;

– incompatibility with ID3TAG-2;
– incompatibility with packet writing

CDs (DirectCD

– files in WMA

TM

or INCDTM);

TM

or Atrac3TMre-

named as .mp3, cannot be played.

If recorded MP3 CD was not sampled
at right frequency, playback is immedi­ately stopped and the display shows the
following message: “FORMAT IN­COMPATIBLE. SYSTEM CANNOT
READ TRACK” fig. 35.

MAIN SCREEN OPTIONS
AND FUNCTIONS

The main screen displays the follow-

ing functions fig. 36:

– audio source (MP3);
– file or track name;
– author (if present);
– TA, SFL, RPT… according to the

active function;

– number of the track being played;
– current status of MP3 CD source

(play, pause, stop);

– playback time info.

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fig. 35

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fig. 37

Pressing the knob 22-fig. 1 will dis­play the following options fig. 36 -
fig. 37:

– AUDIO SETUP

– DEFINE PLAYLIST

– PLAYLIST

– VIEW PLAYLIST

– COMPRESSION

– TA

– SCAN

– SHUFFLE

– REPEAT

To stop the MP3 CD, press briefly II˙

10-fig. 1. To restart playing, press briefly
again II˙ 10-fig. 1. To pause the MP3
CD, press continuously II˙ 10-fig. 1.
“Stop” and “Pause” cause the stop of
track playing, maintaining in the main
screen information about the last played
song.

To eject MP3 CD 28-fig. 1 press ˚

26-fig. 1.

“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)

To access the audio setup menu
while listening to a MP3 CD, select and
confirm “AUDIO SETUP” rotating and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.

For the description of the different
functions available in the menu, see the
corresponding paragraph in chapter
“AUDIO SETTINGS”.

“DEFINE PLAYLIST”

FUNCTION

“DEFINE PLAYLIST” function allows
the management of max. 100 music
pieces among those included in the
MP3 CD, to be played in a specified se­quence. Dedicated windows allow the
tracks choice, addition or cancellation.
It is possible to add a single track or
an entire directory. This function is de­scribed in detail in a specific paragraph
below.

“DEFINE PLAYLIST” is disabled when
a MP3 CD is playing, you must stop CD
playing to enable it.

“PLAYLIST” FUNCTION

This function enables or disables
playback of the user track list previ­ously programmed through the “DE­FINE PLAYLIST” function. To turn this
function on/off, select and confirm
“PLAYLIST” rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1.

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“VIEW PLAYLIST”

FUNCTION

This function enables to display
stored playlists and to edit them part­ly or completely.

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This function is disabled if there is no
playlist.

“COMPRESSION”
FUNCTION

This function optimizes MP3 CD
sound quality when playing it in the
vehicle.

To turn this function on/off, select
and confirm “COMPRESSION” rotat­ing and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.

“TA” FUNCTION

(traffic information)

To turn the TA function (Traffic An­nouncement) on/off while listening to
a MP3 CD, select “TA” with the knob
22-fig. 1 and press it to confirm “YES”
or “NO”.

For the description of the function,
refer to the corresponding paragraph
in the “RADIO MODE” chapter.

Select “YES” or “NO” by rotating
and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1 .

“SCAN” FUNCTION (brief
playback)

To turn this function on/off, select
“SCAN” by turning and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1.

When the SCAN function is on, the
display shows “SCAN”.

When this function is on, all the MP3
CD tracks are played for about 10 sec­onds in the actual sequence on the
MP3 CD or the preset playlist is played
(depending on “Playlist” enable/dis­able).

Press “ENTER” 15-fig. 1 to turn the
function off.

“SHUFFLE” FUNCTION

(random playing)

To turn this function on/off, select and

confirm “SHUFFLE” rotating and press­ing the knob 22-fig. 1.

When the SHUFFLE function is on,

the display shows “SFL”.

With this function on, the MP3 CD
tracks or the playlist are played in ran­dom sequence (depending on
“Playlist” enable/disable).

Press the knob 22-fig. 1 to turn the
function off.

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“REPEAT” FUNCTION

To turn this function on/off, select

and confirm “REPEAT” rotating and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1. The dis­play shows the following icon keys:
“NO REPEAT”, “REPEAT ONE” and
“REPEAT ALL”, fig. 38.

- “NO REPEAT”: repeat function off;

- “REPEAT ONE”: repeat one MP3

CD or playlist track;

- “REPEAT ALL”: repeat all MP3 CD

or playlist tracks.

When this function is on, the display

shows “RPT”.

Select and confirm the required item

by turning and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1.

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PLAYING THE PLAYLIST

Inserting a MP3 CD with associated
playlist starts sequence playing auto­matically.

“DEFINE PLAYLIST”, “PLAYLIST” and
”VIEW PLAYLIST” functions are active on­ly when MP3 CD is stopped (“Stop”).

At “Stop” (stop playing by pressing

II

˙

” 10-fig. 1, the user can modify

“
the playlist through the “DEFINE
PLAYLIST” function or can set a
playlist. Press “II˙” 10-fig. 1 (“Play”)
to restart MP3 CD playback.

PLAYING MP3 CD

Inserting a MP3 CD when no playlist
is found, the CONNECT system dis­plays for 5 seconds the name of the
first “not empty” folder. Playing starts
automatically from the first track of
the first folder of the MP3 CD, going
on in sequence. When actual folder
tracks are all played, the sequence
continues with the next MP3 CD fold­er tracks. Before starting to play the
first track of the new folder, the dis­play shows for five seconds the new
folder name.

The main screen shows the follow­ing information fig. 39:

– audio source (MP3);

– when available, author and song
name, or file name;

– current track number;

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– current status of MP3 CD source

(play, pause, stop);

– CD time information;
– TA, SFL, RPT… according to the

active function.

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“DEFINE PLAYLIST” and
“PLAYLIST” can be activated after
stopping MP3 CD playing (“Stop”).

When playing MP3 CD, buttons
11-fig. 1 and ˜12-fig. 1 perform
the following functions:

– with short push skips to previ­ous/next track in playlist (if any), any
change from one folder to another dis­plays the name of the new folder for
5 seconds;

– with long push skips to previ­ous/next not-empty folder (directory).
During this operation the name of the
new folder is displayed for five sec­onds.

÷

DEFINE PLAYLIST

The “DEFINE PLAYLIST” function

enables to create a playlist fig. 39.

Select and confirm “DEFINE

PLAYLIST” on the main screen, with
the knob 22-fig. 1.

To define the playlist proceed as fol-

lows:

– select the preferred track scrolling

the available ones rotating the knob
22-fig. 1;

– press the knob to confirm.
Proceed in the same way for all the

tracks you want to add to the playlist.

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When the max. limit is reached (100
max.), the display will show the fol­lowing message: “Playlist is full. Elimi­nate at least one track in order to en­ter the current track” fig. 40.

Pressing “ESC” 23-fig. 1 willdisplay a
screen for storing performed settings.
After this operation you go back to MP3
mode main screen.

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fig. 39

fig. 40

PLAYLIST

This function enables or disables

playback of a track list fig. 41.

When inserting a MP3 CD coupled
to a playlist the “PLAYLIST” function
is enabled automatically otherwise the
playlist function is disabled.

Select “YES” or “NO” with the knob
22-fig. 1 and press it to store settings.

Press “ESC” 23-fig. 1 to go back to
the main MP3 screen without storing
the performed settings.

VIEW PLAYLIST

Selecting “VIEW PLAYLIST” with the

knob 22-fig. 1 and pressing it to con­firm, will display a screen with the op­tion ”DELETE ALL” followed by the file
names composing the playlist fig. 42.
To delete a file (track) from the playlist,
select and confirm it with the knob 22-
fig. 1.

Pressing “ESC” 23-fig. 1 will display

a message for storing the performed
changes, after this operation the main
MP3 screen is displayed.

Select and confirm “DELETE ALL”

with the knob 22-fig. 1 to delete the
whole playlist; the playlist menu func­tion is thus disabled.

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CCEELLLLUULLAARRTTEELLEEPPHHOONNEE((TTEELL)

)

The system is fitted with a Dual Band
GSM cellular telephone with handfree
feature.

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The GSM standard (Global System
for Mobile Communication) is now
available in many countries and offers
excellent coverage: for information
about the areas served currently by
the GSM networks and those available
in the future, contact your network
provider.

GENERAL
INFORMATION

The cellular telephone has the fol-

lowing functions which simplify use:

– PIN code (Personal Identification
Number) to prevent unauthorised
telephone use

– PIN change

– activation/deactivation of PIN re­quest at access

– incoming calls acceptance and re­fusal

– start a telephone call

– emergency call (even without SIM
card and without entering PIN code)

– reading the telephone numbers
stored on the SIM card

– entering a new telephone number

on the SIM card

– deleting a telephone number from

the SIM card

– information on SIM card conditions

(correct or wrong insertion)

– access to the list of the last 10 num-

bers dialled to facilitate frequent calls

– access to the list of the last 10 calls

received

– SMS function (Short Message Ser­vice) to receive and send short text
messages

– activation and deactivation of ac­cess to SIM card

– access and change of the lists con­taining the most frequently dialled
numbers and to telephone directory

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– manual number dialling

– DTMF setting (Dual Tone Multi
Frequency) to repeat dialling and in­hibit the own identification number
transmission

– selection of network provider

– setting ringer volume and tone

– display of remaining credit in case
of prepaid SIM card (if available by net­work provider)

– display of signal field intensity and
other status warnings with symbols
and words.

PRELIMINARY
OPERATIONS

ENTERING AND EXITING
THE TELEPHONE MODE

To enter the telephone mode
proceed as follows:

– short push on ”TEL” button 19-

fig. 1 on front panel.

(If the Connect is off, switch it on by

turning the ignition key to MAR).

The display shows the telephone

mode “main screen” fig. 43 that pro­vides the following information:

– Phone number box.

– GSM field strength. GSM signal
strength is shown even if no SIM card
is inserted.

– Active GSM provider. If a SIM card
is inserted and validated by PIN and no
provider is available, the display will
show “FIND….”.

If telephone mode is “switched off”
the display shows “TEL OFF”.

– An envelope-shaped symbol to in­dicate unread SMS message/s.

– An arrow-shaped symbol to indi­cate active call forward.

– A box to enter the telephone num­ber with the string “Enter No.”.

When telephone mode is on, the
TEL led is on.

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In main telephone mode screen,

press the knob 22-fig. 1, to display the
following menu:

FREQUENT NUMBERS
LAST CALLS RECEIVED

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LAST NUMBERS CALLED
DIRECTORY
WAP
VOICE MEMO
MESSAGES
PHONE OPTIONS
PHONE SETTINGS

Press “ESC” 23-fig. 1 to return to

main telephone screen.

There is another “ESC” mode, if
CONNECT is already on (e.g.: audio
mode), to enter the telephone mode:

– press shortly button ò 13-fig. 1,

the display will show for few seconds
the last dialled number;

– press again button ò 13-fig. 1 to

start the phone call.

When call is in progress, the display

shows the status as in fig. 44:

– Current telephone status (“call in

progress”).

– Conversation time of the active

call.

– Called or incoming telephone num-

ber (if available by the provider).

– Directory data associated to this

number.

– Numbers typed-in during the con­versation when calling a service
provider and inputting requested in­formation like credit card number, or
arrival time of your desired train,
etc…

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fig. 44

A long push on “TEL” button 19-

fig. 1 switches off (the display shows
an hourglass during this operation) the
telephone mode (TEL OFF) fig. 45.
To switch it on again, a short push on
the same button will be required.

INSERTING THE
TELEPHONE CARD

If no valid SIM card is inserted when
calling the telephone function, the dis­play shows the relevant warning mes­sage.

The insertion of a valid SIM card
makes it possible to make the tele­phone operational and access its func­tions. The telephone card is to be in­serted in the special slot 27-fig. 1 with
the integrated chip at the front right in
relation to the direction of travel, un­til it is held in.

IMPORTANT When necessary,
only use the SIM card adapter provid­ed with the vehicle; in the event of
loss, breakage or for buying other
adapters contact Fiat Dealership.

Correct card insertion is confirmed

by the prompt to type the card PIN
code fig. 46.

To remove the SIM card, slightly
press into its housing and then release
it; it will come out a little so that you
can extract it.

IMPORTANT Removing the SIM
card with the telephone on may cause
temporary faults; before removing the
SIM card the user should always turn
the telephone off through the “TEL”
button 19-fig. 1 or turn the CON­NECT system off using the left knob 16-
fig. 1. Any fault due to removing the
SIM card with the phone working, will
be eliminated switching the vehicle off
and on again.

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ENTERING THE PIN CODE

IMPORTANT The PIN code (Per-

sonal Identification Number) prevents
unauthorised use of SIM card services.

PIN is asked by the CONNECT sys-

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tem in the following cases:

– When the system is switched on,
with SIM card already inserted into the
SIM reader and PIN lock is enabled on
that SIM card.

– When a SIM card is inserted into
the SIM reader, and the system is al­ready on, and PIN lock is enabled on
that SIM card.

– When “TEL” button 19-fig. 1 is
pushed to switch on a previously
switched off telephone module (TEL
OFF), and the SIM card is inserted into
the SIM reader, the PIN lock is enabled
on that SIM card and PIN code has nev­er been inserted before.

– When the user tries to make a
non-emergency call and the SIM card
is inserted into the SIM reader, PIN
lock is enabled on that SIM card and
PIN code has never been inserted be­fore.

To enter the PIN code (between 4

and 8 digits) use keys 1 ÷ 12-fig. 1 and
then press the knob 22-fig. 1 to con­firm. Entered digits are shown by as­terisks on the display.

If a PIN code digit needs to be cor-

rected, press “ESC” 23-fig. 1 to delete
it and write it again correctly.

IMPORTANT if the user refuses to

insert PIN, a dialog box is displayed,
saying that telephone functions will not
be available till the insertion of the cor­rect PIN. Only emergency calls (like
police or S.O.S., etc...) will always be
enabled; in this case only input box will
be available on the display.

IMPORTANT after the max. num-

ber of unsuccessful PIN code entries,
the card is locked. To unlock the card,
enter both the PUK code (Pin Un­blocking Key) and the new PIN.

The network signal search begins af­ter entering the PIN code and the dis­play shows the main telephone func­tion page. After connection, the display
shows the network provider’s name.

INCOMING CALLS

Whichever is the system active
mode, when an external telephone call
comes in, a dialog box will be over­lapped fig. 47 on the current window
that shows the following information:

– Call from;

– Name of the calling party (if avail­able in the directory);

– Caller phone number, if this service
is available from the network provider;

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fig. 47

To accept the call, proceed as
follows:

– short push on button ò 13-fig. 1;

dialog box disappears and ring stops,
the display shows the string “call in
progress”.

To close the conversation,
proceed as follows:

– press button ò 13-fig. 1; the sys-

tem returns automatically to the pre­vious mode and the display shows the
relevant status.

To refuse the call, proceed as
follows:

– long push on button ò 13-fig. 1;

dialog box disappears and ring stops.
In this case the screen will remain the
one shown before the incoming call.

IMPORTANT: dialog box disap-

pears and ring stops also if the line is
unwillingly lost.

OUTGOING CALLS

To start a call, proceed as
follows:

– enter the telephone mode as pre-

viously described;

– dial the required number using the

multifunction keys 1 ÷ 12-fig. 1;

– to enter the international prefix
(“+” char), push button “*/+” at
length;

dialled number is shown in the input
box on the display; max. 20 digits can
be input and in case there is no enough
space to keep the whole string, the in­terface will provide a left string scroll;

– to start a call, press button ò 13-

fig. 1; active screen becomes the one
shown in fig. 44.

To enter a phone number, follow
these instructions:

Press briefly one of the multifunction
keys 1 ÷ 12-fig. 1 to enter the cor-
responding digit or character;

More particularly keys “*” and “#”

can be used.

Press continuously button “+” to en-

ter the international prefix (“+” char);

Press continuously keys 1 ÷ 9-fig. 1

to select the corresponding frequent
number set (see paragraph “Frequent
Numbers”);

Short push on “ESC” 23-fig. 1 clears

the last input digit;

Long push on “ESC” 23-fig. 1 clears

all entered digits;

DIALLING A SERVICE
NUMBER

Following the instructions given in
the previous paragraph, the user can
dial service numbers (e.g.: @#
xxxxx@) according to ETSI Standard
GSM 02.30.

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“FREQUENT NUMBERS”

FUNCTION

The “FREQUENT NUMBERS” func­tion enables to create and have quick
access to a list with the 9 most fre-

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quently dialled phone numbers.

To choose the required frequent
number, select “FREQUENT NUM­BERS” on the main telephone function
screen by rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1. The display shows the
submenu in fig. 48 with options “SE­LECT”, “NEW ENTRY” and “OR­DER”. From this screen it is possible
to select the required number through
the next menus or, to select the re­quired number directly using the mul­tifunction keys 1 ÷ 9-fig. 1.

“Select”

The “SELECT” function enables the
user to enter the list of stored fre­quent numbers (up to 9) and to dis­play the position and phone number
fig. 49.

After selecting an entry of the list
with the knob 22-fig. 1, start the call

by pushing button ò 13-fig. 1;

Pressing knob 22-fig. 1 will display
options: “CALL”, “DELETE” and “IN­FO”, fig. 50.

Call: select and confirm “CALL” by

rotating and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1
to start the call.

Delete: select “DELETE” by rotating

the knob 22-fig. 1, the screen in fig.
51 will be displayed; press the knob to
confirm deletion. All the numbers be­low the deleted one are moved up by
one position automatically. Press
“ESC” 23-fig. 1 to cancel.

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IMPORTANT “Delete” shall be

used specially when the “Frequent
numbers” list is full (9 numbers stored)
and you want to enter a new number.

Info: selecting and confirming “Info”

by rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1, will display a new screen with
information concerning the name and
the telephone number.

“New entry”

Select and confirm “NEW ENTRY”
by rotating and pressing the knob22-
fig. 1, to copy an entry from the di­rectory. If the list is full this function
is disabled.

When this function is on, the display
shows a keypad fig. 52, or a list ac­cording to the directory entries in or­der to find the name.

Type-in or search as required by se­lecting the first letters of the name with
the knob 22-fig. 1 then press it to con­firm.

“Order”

“ORDER” allows arrangements of
the entries in the “FREQUENT NUM­BERS” list.

To move an entry from position “3”
to position “1” for example, proceed
as follows:

– select and confirm “ORDER” by
rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1;

– select the number in position “3”
by rotating the knob 22-fig. 1, then
press it to confirm;

– move selected number from posi­tion “3” to “1” by rotating the knob
22-fig. 1, then press it to store the
new position.

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“LAST CALLS RECEIVED”

FUNCTION

“LAST CALLS RECEIVED” pops up
the list of the last 10 calls received.
The list shows the name (if stored in

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the directory) and the phone number
relevant to the most recently received
calls fig. 53.

The list is managed and updated by
the system automatically.

To call directly one of the entry in
the list proceed as follows:

– select the required entry
by turning the knob 22-fig. 1;

– press ò 13-fig. 1 to start the call.

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After selecting the required entry,

press the knob 22-fig. 1 to display
“CALL”, “RECORD IN DIRECTO­RY”, “INFO”.

– rotate and press the knob 22-fig. 1

to select and confirm “CALL”: the sys­tem starts the call to the displayed
number, in practice the same function

as that of key ò 13-fig. 1 is per-

formed;

– turn theknob 22-fig. 1 to select

“RECORD IN DIRECTORY”, then
press the knob to confirm and to store
the entry in the directory.

If the entry is already present in the
directory, “RECORD IN DIRECTO­RY” option is disabled.

– select and confirm “INFO” with the
knob 22-fig. 1 to display information
about name and phone number.

“LAST NUMBERS CALLED”

FUNCTION

“LAST NUMBERS CALLED” pops
up the list of the last 10 made calls.
The list shows the name (if stored in
the directory) and the phone number
relevant to the most recently made
calls.

The list is managed and updated by
the system automatically.

To call directly one of the entries in
the list proceed as follows:

– select the required item by turning
the knob 22-fig. 1;

– press ò 13-fig. 1 to start the call.

After selecting the required entry,
press the knob 22-fig. 1 to display
“CALL”, “RECORD IN DIRECTO­RY”, “INFO”.

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fig. 53

– select and confirm “CALL” rotat-

ing and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1, the
system starts the call to the displayed
number;

– select and confirm “RECORD IN

DIRECTORY” rotating and pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1, to store the entry
in the directory.

If the entry is already present in the
directory, ”RECORD IN DIRECTO­RY” option is disabled.

– select and confirm “INFO” rotating
and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1, to dis­play information about name and
phone number.

“DIRECTORY” FUNCTION

The “DIRECTORY” function makes
access to an electronic directory of
personal phone numbers and names.

– select and confirm “DIRECTORY”
rotating and pressing the knob 22-

fig. 1; the screen shown is that in
fig. 54 with the following available op-

tions: “SELECT”, “ADD”, “PLAY
VOICE DIRECTORY”, “DELETE
VOICE DIRECTORY”

SELECT

“SELECT” is used to select a direc-

tory phone number.

Rotate the knob 22-fig. 1, to choose

“SELECT” and confirm pressing the
knob; the display shows the keypad and
the editing box fig. 55. (The keypad is
displayed if there is a significant number
of entries stored in the directory; if
there are only few names, these will be
directly displayed).

The keypad provides the following op-

tions:

– alphanumeric characters (including

space);

– string (Del) or last entered charac-

ter (DelC) deletion;

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– active list: enter a character select-

ing and confirming it by rotating and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1, the system
searches and displays automatically the
first stored entry, in the relevant da­ta base, that begins with the same let-

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ter. Proceeding with the editing box
composition, as soon as the system
finds an entry present in the data base,
selection moves automatically to the
directory list; press the knob 22-fig. 1
to confirm;

– fast data input: to speed up data in­put, the system provides immediate
positioning to the bottom and to the
top of the list setting respectively be­fore and after the last character by ro­tating the knob 22-fig. 1.

The keypad includes the following characters:

ABCDEFGHI JKLMNOPQRS TUVWXYZ

0123456789ÇØÆ´ ` ¨^°~ . , -_‘ ( )

To compose the following characters

À Á Â Ã Ä Å È É Ê Ë Ì Í Î Ï Ò Ó Ô
Õ Ö Ù Ú Û Ü ´Y Ÿ Ñ, combined use

of the following symbols ´ ` ¨ ^ ° ~ is
required.

Example: if the user selects E and

then ¨ the two characters are replaced
by their corresponding single charac­ter Ë .

Blank and symbols , - _ ‘ ( ) are word

separator characters.

If the list is displayed directly (few en-

tries) or after selecting and confirm­ing “LIST” with the knob 22-fig. 1:

– the keypad disappears and an entry

of the list can be selected fig. 56; a
scrolling lift key appears on the left
when the list is shown and the items
cannot be displayed together, the lift
indicates the focus position in the dis­played position;

– after selecting the required entry,

press button ò 13-fig. 1 to start the

call;

– pressing the knob 22-fig. 1 will dis-

play the following options: “CALL”,
“CHANGE”, “DELETE”, “RECORD
IN FREQUENT NUMBERS” and “IN­FO” fig. 57.

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IMPORTANT A SIM card element
cannot be associated to a voice sample.

“CALL”: rotating the knob 22-fig. 1
to select this option and pressing the
knob to confirm, starts call to the se­lected number; the display goes back
to “call in progress” screen; the same

function as that of key ò 13-fig. 1 is

performed.

“CHANGE”: rotating the knob 22-
fig. 1 to select this option and press­ing the knob to confirm, it is possible
to change the name, the phone num­ber, the relevant voice sample (if you
are operating in the directory) and to
copy an entry from the directory to
the SIM card and vice versa. “Loca­tion” fig. 58 cannot be changed.

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To copy the selected entry from the
directory to the SIM card and vice ver­sa, proceed as follows:

– to copy a directory entry to the
SIM card: rotate and press the knob
22-fig. 1 to select and confirm “SAVE
IN SIM”; the system checks if an en­try with the same name is already pre­sent in the SIM card (if it is so, the dis­play shows the string “NAME IS AL­READY IN SIM”) then copy to SIM
card is done;

– To copy an entry from the SIM card
to the directory: rotate and press the
knob 22-fig. 1 to select and confirm
“Save in Directory”; the system checks
if an entry with the same name is al­ready present in the directory (if it is
so, the display shows the string
“NAME IS ALREADY IN DIRECTO­RY”) then copy to directory is done;

In the entry list, a dedicated icon in-

dicates entry location:

BOOK = directory entry;
SIM CARD = SIM entry.
“DELETE”: to delete a directory en-

try.

– select and confirm “Delete” rotat-

ing and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1; the
display will show the confirmation
screen in fig. 59.

– press the knob 22-fig. 1 tor con-

firm deletion; “ESC” 23-fig. 1 to can­cel.

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“RECORD IN FREQUENT NUM­BERS”: selecting and confirming this
option by rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1 will automatically add
the selected entry (to last position) in
the “Frequent Numbers” list (if the list

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is full this function is disabled).

“INFO”: selecting and confirming this
option by rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1 will provide detailed in­formation on directory entries: name,
phone number, location and symbol

(ô) for voice sample (if any).

ADD

“ADD” icon enables to add a new

entry to the directory.

Rotate and press the knob 22-fig. 1,

to select and confirm “ADD”; the dis­play will show the screen in fig. 60,
with the following options: “NAME”,
“NUMBER”, “LOCATION”, “VOICE
RECOGNITION”, “OK”.

“NAME”: allows input of name and
surname of new entry, proceed as fol­lows:

IMPORTANT When selecting
“NAME”, remember that it is not pos­sible to add a name already present in
the Navigator (NAV) function direc­tory.

– Rotate and press the knob 22-
fig. 1, to select and confirm “NAME”;
the display shows the editing box:

– form name and surname by select-

ing letters one by one through theknob
22-fig. 1 and press it to confirm; pro­ceed in this way until completing the
entry;

– Rotate and press the knob 22-
fig. 1, to select and confirm “OK”; the
display returns to screen in fig. 60.

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fig. 60

“NUMBER”: allows insertion of new

phone number, proceed as follows,
fig. 61:

– Rotate and press the knob 22-

fig. 1, to select and confirm “TELE­PHONE NUMBER”; the display shows
the editing box.

– enter the number through the keys

1 ÷ 9-fig. 1 and press the knob 22­fig. 1 to confirm; the display returns

to the screen in fig. 63.

“LOCATION”: is used to store the
new entry on the SIM card or direc­tory according to the chosen option
fig. 62. SIM card numbers are auto­matically copied to the directory after
PIN validation and cleared at SIM card
extraction.

“VOICE RECOGNITION” allows to
manage a voice sample associated to
stored names/numbers.

“OK”: activates settings.

IMPORTANT If the same name is
already existing, the display will inform
the user that the name is already in di­rectory.

Voice recognition
(where provided)

This function is active only when Di­rectory has been selected as stored
phone number location.

To enter this mode proceed as fol­lows:

– Rotate and press the knob 22-
fig. 1, to select and confirm “VOICE
RECOGNITION”; the display shows
the screen in fig. 63 with the follow­ing options: “NEW VOICE COM­MAND”, “DELETE VOICE COM­MAND”, “LISTEN TO VOICE COM­MAND”, “OK”.

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“NEW VOICE COMMAND”: acti-

vates recording of a new voice sample.
Rotate and press the knob 22-fig. 1,
to select and confirm “NEW VOICE
COMMAND”;

– user is guided by appropriate mes-

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sages and will have to pronounce twice
the name to be recorded;

“DELETE VOICE COMMAND”: al­lows deletion of a previously record­ed voice sample.

– Rotate and press the knob 22-fig. 1,
to select and confirm “DELETE VOICE
COMMAND”.

The system will display the follow­ing confirmation screen: “PRESS EN­TER TO CONFIRM, ESC TO CAN­CEL”.

– pressing “ESC” 23-fig. 1 the display

goes back to previous screen and the
voice sample will not be deleted.

IMPORTANT This function is ac-

tive only if the concerned entry, in the
directory, is associated to a voice sam­ple as described previously.

“LISTEN TO VOICE COMMAND”:
reproduces a previously recorded
voice sample.

– Rotate and press the knob 22-
fig. 1, to select and confirm “LISTEN
TO VOICE COMMAND”, the system
will reproduce the selected voice sam­ple.

IMPORTANT This function is ac-

tive only if the concerned entry, in the
directory, is associated to a voice sam­ple as described previously.

“OK”: confirm changes and stores

them in the directory.

IMPORTANT If the user after end-

ing these operations doesn’t select
“OK” and confirm by rotating the knob
22-fig. 1, new settings will not be
stored in the directory.

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PLAY VOICE DIRECTORY

This function (play voice directory)
allows playback of all the previously
recorded voice samples, stored to al­low vocal management of telephone
directory.

– Rotate and press the knob 22-
fig. 1, to select and confirm “PLAY
VOICE DIRECTORY”; the system will
reproduce stored samples.

DELETE VOICE DIRECTORY

This function (delete voice directo­ry) allows to clear off previously
recorded voice samples.

– Rotate and press the knob 22-
fig. 1, to select and confirm “DELETE
VOICE DIRECTORY”. The system will
display the following confirmation
screen: “PRESS ENTER TO CON­FIRM, ESCAPE TO CANCEL” before
deleting the selected voice sample.

– press the knob 22-fig. 1 to delete
voice samples.

– press “ESC” 23-fig. 1 to go back to
previous screen without deleting voice
samples.

“WAP” FUNCTION

The “WAP” function opens a GSM
link to a WAP provider, browsing the
“home” site first. Access to WAP site
loads automatically in memory the
corresponding “deck”; the display
shows the first card of the deck.

WAP main screen is composed of the
following elements fig. 64:

– card title, in the centre of the up­per bar;

– “MENU” key to display WAP op­tions and functions;

– card text, links and possible selec­tions and data input areas.

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Should the screen size be not enough

to show the entire card contents, ro­tate the knob 22-fig. 1 to scroll the
screen; the display will show arrow
“▲” or “▼” according to the required
direction.

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Rotate and press the knob 22-fig. 1

to select and confirm “MENU”, the fol­lowing menu will be displayed fig. 65:

– “GO”: goes to input address screen

(direct access or “bookmark” recall);

– “BACK”: displays previously shown

card.

– “INTERRUPT”: stops current deck

loading;

– “HOME”: makes access to the de-

fined address;

– “UPDATE”: to reload current deck;

– “CARD ACTION KEYS” (“Op­tions”, “Prew”, “Help”): displays a list
of functions relevant to the current
card; existence, number and function­ality of these action keys depend on
the card content;

– “CARD LIST”: displays the title or
the ID number of all the cards includ­ed in the loaded deck. This function is
greyed when the displayed deck is de­clared as “No bookmark-able” fig. 66;

– “WAP OPTIONS”: to set home
site and other WAP options;

– “IN DIRECTORY”: to store in di­rectory a maximum of ten addresses;

– “EXIT”: to recall the card text

screen.

To select the required option, select

and confirm it by rotating and pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1 the display will show
the relevant screen.

Functions are active only when they are

necessary and they are greyed when not

▲

consistent; for example “

” and “▼”
keys are active only when window size
is not enough to show the entire card.

During loading operations, an hour-

glass is displayed on the current page.

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Go

This function, selected and confirmed

by rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1, makes access to a specified net
address (if the Provider allows such op­eration).

A menu with the following options

will be displayed fig. 67:

– “ADDRESS”
– “SELECT FROM DIRECTORY”
– “OK”

To have access to the specified net

address, proceed as follows:

– rotate and press the knob 22-fig. 1

to select and confirm “ADDRESS”; the
display will show a keypad for typing in
the required net address fig. 68;

or, if address is already stored in the

directory:

– select and confirm “SELECT FROM

DIRECTORY” rotating and pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1; the display will
show the stored site directory fig. 69;

– rotate the knob 22-fig. 1 to select

the required address and then press
it to confirm.

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In directory

This function, selected and confirmed

by rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1 stores current displayed site ad­dress in “SITE DIRECTORY” (with a
maximum of 10 stored addresses),

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proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 22-fig. 1 to select

the address and then press it to con­firm .

Storing the tenth address, the display
shows a dialog box warning the user
that the directory is full and the icon
key (“IN DIRECTORY”) is greyed.
Further storing requests a preventive
deletion.

A mnemonic string can be associated
to each stored address; proceed as fol­lows:

– select “NAME” fig. 70 rotating the

knob22-fig. 1 and type in the required
name using the keypad.

To store settings select “OK” with the

knob 22-fig. 1 then press it to confirm.

Press “ESC” 23-fig. 1 to go back the

main “WAP” screen without storing
settings.

Wap options

This function, selected and confirmed

by rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1, allows to set up the following
WAP options: address of “Home set­up” site, site directory and settings.

The display shows the following op-

tions fig. 71:

– “HOME SETUP”
– “SITE DIRECTORY”
– “SETTINGS”

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“HOME SETUP”: This function, se­lected and confirmed by rotating and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1, allows
specification of home site address. The
display shows the following options:

– “SELECT FROM DIRECTORY”

– “ADDRESS”

Select and confirm “ADDRESS” ro­tating and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1
the display shows the keypad and the
editing box for typing the required ad­dress;

Select and confirm “SELECT FROM

DIRECTORY” rotating and pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1 ; the display shows
the stored site directory fig. 72; select
the required site rotating the knob 22-
fig. 1 then press it to confirm.

“SITE DIRECTORY”: this function,

selected and confirmed rotating and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1, displays
the following options fig. 73:

– “SELECT”
– “ENTER”

“SELECT”: this option, selected and

confirmed rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1, allows to select a pre­viously stored address; the following
options are displayed: “UPDATE”,
“DELETE”.

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“UPDATE” fig. 74 selected and con­firmed with the knob 22-fig. 1 allows
to change site address and/or name; in
this case the display shows the keypad
and the editing box for typing the re­quired address; proceed as follows:

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– select “ADDRESS” and then change
the address using the keypad;

– select “NAME” and then change the
name using the keypad;

– select “OK” to store changes.

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“DELETE” selected and confirmed

with the knob 22-fig. 1, deletes the se­lected address; proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 22-fig. 1 to select

the address and then press it to con­firm.

“ENTER”: this option, selected and

confirmed with the knob 22-fig. 1 al­lows to enter the required address;
proceed as follows:

– select and confirm “ADDRESS”

with the knob 22-fig. 1 the display
shows the keypad and the editing box
for typing the required address;

– select and confirm “NAME” with

the knob 22-fig. 1; the display shows
the keypad and the editing box for typ­ing the required name.

– select and confirm “OK” with the

knob 22-fig. 1 to confirm the entered
data.

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fig. 74

SETUP: This function selected and
confirmed rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1 allows the following:

– to display current settings by se­lecting “CURRENT SETTINGS”,
fig. 75;

– to enter provider telephone num­ber by selecting “PROVIDER PHONE”
fig. 76;

– to enter IP address by selecting “IP
ADDRESS”;

– to enter connection line type by se­lecting “CONNECTION TYPE”, ana­log or ISDN;

– to enter IP port by selecting “IP
PORT”;

– to log-in user name by selecting

“USER NAME” fig. 77;

– to enter the password used to ac­cess the WAP service, by selecting
“PASSWORD”;

Any of these options activates the
keypad to be used for entering the re­quired data.

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“VOICE MEMO” FUNCTION
(where provided)

“VOICE MEMO” allows manage­ment of the messages recorded in the
voice box.

It is activated by long push on the

front panel key ô 14-fig. 1: a beep

and a display message fig. 78 mark the
start of recording.

A maximum of 1 minute of user’s
voice sampling is available and can be
split in several recording sessions.

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A further push on ô 14-fig. 1 stops

sampling. Next sampling will be
queued after the previous one. After
3 minutes recording operation is
stopped and the display shows the
screen in fig. 79.

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Selecting and confirming “VOICE

MEMO” with the knob22-fig. 1, dis­plays the screen in fig. 80, where per­centage of memory occupied/available
and active message number (com­pared with total memorized messages
number) are shown.

Press the knob 22-fig. 1 again to dis-

play the specific voice memo menu. To
select the required option, rotate and
press the knob 22-fig. 1. Options are
the following fig. 81:

PLAY

˙

STOP

■

SKIP

˜

SKIP

÷

RECORD

DELETE

plays active message;
stops message playback

or recording;
skips to next message;
skips to previous mes-

sage;

ç

starts recording;
deletes all recorded mes-

sages.

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MESSAGES

SMS - (Short Message Service)

“MESSAGES” function allows read­ing and sending short messages (max­imum length is 160 characters) by
GSM phone.

Read and sent messages are stored
into two separate boxes, which how­ever share a common memory sec­tion; so the sum of sent and read
stored messages must not exceed the
maximum number of allowed SMSs (it
depends on the SIM card.

Telephone module stops input of
new messages when the buffer is full
and the “DIAL” option is disabled.

In this case the display shows a string
with the following warning message:
“FURTHER MESSAGES CANNOT BE
STORED OR RECEIVED”.

Selecting and confirming “MES-

SAGES” with the knob 22-fig. 1 dis­plays the screen in fig. 82 with the fol­lowing icon keys:

– DIAL
– SELECT
– CENTER NUMBER.

“DIAL”

Select and confirm “DIAL” with the

knob 22-fig. 1, the display will show
fig. 83 screen with the following op­tions:

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TEXT: displays the following options

fig. 84:

– “ADD”: to add a new message us­ing the keypad; the counter shows the
number of still available characters
fig. 85; in case of mistake, select
“DelC” to delete the last entered char­acter or “Del” to delete the entire
string.

– “VIEW MESSAGE”: to display the
text of the message fig. 86;

– “OK”: to confirm.

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fig. 83

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TELEPHONE NUMBER: displays the

following options:

– “MANUAL INPUT” fig. 87 : to en-

ter the phone number through the
keypad;

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– “INPUT FROM DIRECTORY”: lets
the user choose a number from the di­rectory instead of direct number di-

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alling (see paragraph “DIRECTORY”
for further details);

“STORE”: (enabled if message text
is present) stores the message for lat­er delivery. When the buffer is full, the
display will show the message “MEM­ORY FULL”.

SEND: (enabled only if phone num­ber is present) sends the message; the
display shows “USER INFORMA­TION” – “ PLEASE WAIT..”; after
sending the message successfully the
display will show “MESSAGE SENT”
otherwise “ERROR IN SENDING
MESSAGE” will be displayed.

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“SELECT”

When choosing and confirming “SE-

LECT” by rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1 the display shows the
message list fig. 88. There are four dif­ferent message types:

1 message stored but not sent;
2 message stored and sent;
3 message received but not read;
4 message received and read.

When the user selects a message of

type 1 or 2 from the above list, screen
displayed is that shown in fig. 89 with
the following options:

– “VIEW MESSAGE”
– “DELETE”
– “SEND”.
Selecting and confirming “VIEW MES-

SAGE” rotating and pressing the knob
22-fig. 1 will display the selected mes­sage.

Selecting and confirming “DELETE”
rotating and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1
activates selected message deletion. A
confirmation dialog is shown for user
confirmation; pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1 starts message deletion from SIM
card.

Selecting and confirming “SEND” ro­tating and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1
(active only if phone number is pre­sent) starts message sending to the se­lected number.

Press “ESC” 23-fig. 1 to go back to
previous menu without sending the
message.

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When selecting types 3 or 4 from the

above list, the display will show the
screen in fig. 90, with the following
options:

– “VIEW MESSAGE”

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– “DELETE”
– “CALL”
– “ANSWER”
Selecting and confirming “VIEW MES-

SAGE” rotating and pressing the knob
22-fig. 1 will display the selected mes­sage.

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Selecting and confirming “DELETE”

rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1 activates selected message dele­tion. A confirmation dialog is shown
for user confirmation; pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1 starts message deletion
from SIM card.

Selecting and confirming “CALL” ro-

tating and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1
starts a call to the sender of the mes­sage; the display shows “CALL IN
PROGRESS”.

Selecting and confirming “ANSWER”

rotating and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1
lets the user reply to the received mes­sage with a new SMS.

Press “ESC” 23-fig. 1 to quit and go

back to fig. 89 screen.

“CENTER NUMBER”

Selecting “CENTER NUMBER”
(provider phone number) using the
keypad (keys 0-9, +, *, #) rotating the
knob 22-fig. 1 and pressing it to con­firm, the user can set the service
Provider phone number.

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fig. 90

“PHONE OPTION”
FUNCTION

Selecting and confirming “PHONE

OPTION” rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1 the display shows
fig. 91 screen with the following op­tions:

– “NETWORK OPERATOR”: to se-

lect provider;

– “PIN”: PIN editing and setting;

– “INFORMATION”: shows infor­mation related to the GSM module
(Provider name, IMEI code, etc…).

– “ANONYMOUS”: enables or dis­ables forwarding of caller telephone
number to the called party.

Network operator

“NETWORK OPERATOR”, select-

ed and confirmed rotating and press­ing the knob 22-fig. 1 allows manage­ment of network Providers; the display
shows the following options fig. 92:

– “SELECT”: to display operator se-

lection modes;

– “OPERATOR”: for manual opera-

tor choice (if enabled);

– “OK”: to accept and store settings.

“SELECT” – “OPERATOR”: With
these options the user has three pos­sible ways to choose the network op­erator:

• “AUTOMATIC”: the system
chooses automatically the network
operator. If it is no longer able to pro­vide an adequate GSM field, another
operator is sought. In this case “OP­ERATOR” is disabled.

• “MANUAL” fig. 93: operator is
chosen manually. In this case “OPER­ATOR” is enabled. If chosen operator
is no longer able to provide an ade­quate GSM field, telephone functions
will not be available.

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• “PREFERENTIAL”: operator is cho­sen manually. In this case “OPERA­TOR” is enabled, and if chosen oper­ator is no longer able to provide an ad­equate GSM field, the system auto­matically looks for another available

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operator.

“OK”: always active (“automatic”,
“manual”, “preferential”) after valid op­erator selection. Select and confirm
this option to accept and store previ­ous settings.

Pin

This function enables to display the

relevant menu with the following op­tions fig. 94:

CHANGE PIN: enables to enter new

PIN code fig. 95, proceed as follows:

– enter the old PIN code; the user
is asked to enter twice the new PIN
code and then to confirm.

If the user commits a mistake in re­typing the PIN code, the message
“WARNING: YOU HAVE ENTERED
DIFFERENT PINS! PLEASE REPEAT
PROCEDURE” is displayed for 5 sec­onds. In this case restart the entire
procedure.

“ENABLE PIN REQUEST”: en­ables/disables PIN check on inserted
SIM card. This setting is saved in SIM
card memory.

• if current setting of “ENABLE PIN
REQUEST” is enabled and the current
setting of “RECALL LAST PIN” is dis­abled, each time the SIM card is in­serted the display will show “PIN RE­QUEST”.

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fig. 95

“RECALL LAST PIN”: stores the first
PIN entered, sending it automatically
to the SIM card when required. This
setting is saved in system settings,
when inserting the SIM card the dis­play will not show “PIN REQUEST”.

“OK”: to accept and store settings.

Information

“INFORMATION” shows informa-

tion related to the GSM service
provider fig. 96. Press ”ESC” 23-

fig. 1 to quit.

“PHONE SETTINGS”
FUNCTION

Selecting and confirming “PHONE

SETTINGS” rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1, will display the screen
in fig. 97, with the following options:

– “RINGER VOLUME”: sets the vol-

ume level of the telephone ringer;

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– “REDIAL”: in case of busy line, re­dials automatically the called number
(for a preset number of times); to stop
redialling press key 2-fig. 1 at length.

– “CALL FORWARDING”: enables
or disables call divert;

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– “CALL FORWARDING NO.”: al­lows input of the phone number to
which call is diverted.

– “ENABLE CALL WAITING”: en­ables or disables incoming call an­nouncement;

A beep will be heard to indicate an
incoming call during an active phone
conversation. To accept the incoming
call press the knob 22-fig. 1; the first
call will wait until the second conver­sation is ended or until the first caller
hangs up the phone.

To refuse the incoming call press
“ESC” 23-fig. 1; no interference with
the active call will be generated.

– “OK”: to accept and store settings.

When the user modifies the call for­warding settings, the display shows
“WARNING! OPERATION IN
PROGRESS: PLEASE WAIT …”.

When this operation is ended, the dis­play shows “CALL FORWARDING ­OPERATION CONCLUDED”.

Should it be impossible to modify set­tings, the display shows “CALL FOR­WARDING” – “OPERATION NOT
PERFORMED”.

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NNAAVVIIGGAATTOORR((NNAAVV)

)

GENERAL
INFORMATION

The navigator integrated in the
CONNECT system allows you to
reach the chosen destination by visu­al and voice instructions. Use of the
navigation system is quick, convenient,
safe and above all very flexible because
it allows you to call up already pro­grammed destinations or points of ref­erence such as hotels, monuments,
public structures, fuel stations or Fi-
at Dealerships.

The vehicle position is determined
through the GPS system (Global Posi­tioning System) installed on the vehi­cle. The GPS system is fitted with an
antenna and a reception module inte­grated in the telematic system. This
system configuration dynamically
processes the satellite signals and
those provided by the vehicle system,
integrating them with the current po­sition of the vehicle to obtain an “es­timated vehicle point”.

The navigation system helps the dri­ver while he drives by suggesting vo­cally and graphically the optimum rout­ing to reach the preset destination.

The navigation system suggestions do
not exempt the driver from full re­sponsibility due to his driving behav­iour and to compliance with road and
other traffic regulations. The respon­sibility for road safety always and in
any case lies with the vehicle driver.

IMPORTANT NOTES

– GPS reception is difficult under
trees, among tall buildings, in multi-lev­el car parks, tunnels and everywhere
reception of the satellite antenna may
be hindered.

– The GPS system needs about 15
minutes for activation if the vehicle
battery is disconnected.

– The GPS system needs a few min­utes to determine the new position of
the vehicle if it is turned off and the ve­hicle is moved with the system off (e.g.:
on ferryboat).

– The GPS satellite aerial must not
be covered with metal or damp ob­jects.

The instantaneous vehicle position is
identified in the CD-ROM and shown
on the display together with the topo­graphic characteristics of the area
memorised on the CD-ROM. Access
to data on the CD-ROM requires a
few moments waiting for the map dis­plays.

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IMPORTANT NOTES

– Accurate self-adjustment of the nav­igation system requires approx. 100
km of travel the first time and when
tyres are changed; during this stage the
calculated position could be less accu-

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rate.

– Continuous lack of grip at the
wheels (for example skidding on ice),
makes the system temporarily detect
an incorrect position.

The navigation system is completely
managed by the telematic system,
therefore the only operations that may
be required are replacement of the
CD-ROM to set the map of another
area or an updated map.

Access to the navigation main func­tions is gained by short push on
“NAV” 20-fig. 1.

A long push on the “NAV” key 20-
fig. 1 turns the NAV MUTE function
on and therefore voice instructions will
be muted. To turn the NAV MUTE
function off, press again the “NAV” key
20-fig. 1 at length.

Each time you start the engine and se­lect the navigation function, the display
will show the cautions for using the sys­tem; the text displayed is as follows:

“The FIAT navigation system guides
you in traffic and helps you reach your
destination. Local traffic regulations
must take precedence over the ma­noeuvres indicated by the navigation
system. The driver is responsible for
operating the vehicle and observing all
traffic regulations”.

This page will not be displayed as long
as the ignition key is to MAR.

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NAVIGATION
CD-ROM PLAYER

The navigator CD-ROM player 28-

fig. 1 is located on the CONNECT

front panel and it is the same used for
the audio CD. Therefore, it is not pos­sible to use the player for audio and
navigation CD-ROM at the same time:
however, the navigation system can
operate partially even without insert­ing the navigation CD-ROM.

˚

In this case, when pressing key

fig. 1 to remove the CD-ROM with
navigation function engaged (to then
insert an audio CD), the following two
cases may occur:

26-

– no route is calculated: only the ve-

hicle position is displayed on the map;

– the route previously calculated is
still valid, the system provides the user
with any instruction to reach the des­tination.

In the first case only the vehicle po­sition and the prompt to insert the
navigation CD-ROM fig. 98 , will be
displayed. In the second case the sys­tem can still provide the user with in­structions to reach the destination; the
screen in fig. 99 will be displayed.

Pressing “ESC” 23-fig. 1 the system
will act as in the first case (only the ve­hicle position is displayed) and the nav­igation CD can be ejected. Pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1 the system will

store the navigation data required to
reach the set destination; this opera­tion requires a few seconds and the
display will prompt the message to wait
fig. 100.

After loading, the CD-ROM is eject­ed and the system restarts its naviga­tion function.

Moreover, navigation in these con­ditions involves limitations and there­fore some functions and commands
will not be available. Also information
shown on the map will be limited.

When the navigation system is no
longer able to continue destination
guidance or the vehicle is now out of
the loaded map section, the system
prompts for inserting the navigation

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CD-ROM fig. 101. If the user does not
insert the CD-ROM, the system re­turns to the operating conditions pre­viously described for the first case, i.e.:
displaying only GPS information (vehi­cle position and number of available

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satellites) and not map information.

IMPORTANT NOTES

The driver is always responsible
for compliance with the enforced
traffic regulations: any indication
based on wrong map data leading
to unauthorised driving manoeu­vres MUST NOT be followed.

MAIN NAVIGATION
SCREEN

Main navigation screen fig. 102 shows

the following information:

– Distance to destination and esti-

mated arrival time (E.A.T.).

– Navigation info: next turn/inter­section and distance, current vehicle
position (town, street).

– GPS and GSM signal strength.

Pressing the knob 22-fig. 1, in NAV
mode, will display the following op­tions fig. 103:

– SELECT POINT: lets the user se­lect a geographical point (through ad­dress, directory….).

– NAV MUTE: activates the naviga­tion system MUTE function; the dis­play shows “MUTE” fig. 104.

– ACTIVATE RG: enables/disables
route guide. If RG is disabled, then voice
messages and intersection pictograms
are no more available. If a route is ac­tive when RG is disabled, it remains vis­ible on the map, while automatic route
recalculation is not active.

– VOLUME: sets the volume level.

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– HOME1/HOME2: start route cal­culation towards one of the two pre­defined or frequently used destina­tions.

– INFO: displays info on vehicle po­sition and destination.

– DETOUR: allows the user to
choose an alternative route.

– SET ROUTE: defines route calcu­lation parameters and activates the
zoom intersection function fig. 105.

– DESTINATION AND ROUTE:
controls destination and activate route
calculation.

– VOICE DIRECTORY (where pro­vided): controls navigator voice direc­tory.

SELECT POINT

Choosign and confirming “SELECT

POINT” rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1 , will activate this func­tion that enables to specify a geo­graphical point or a service and to get
the required information fig. 106.

The available functions are:
– ADDRESS
– POINTS OF INTEREST
– LAST DESTINATIONS
– DIRECTORY
– RDS-TMC
– HOME 1
– HOME 2.

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ADDRESS

Selecting and confirming “ADDRESS”
rotating and pressing the knob 22-
fig. 1 will display a submenu with the
following options: “PLACE NAME”,
“STREET”, “STREET NUMBER”,

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“2ND STREET”, “OK” fig. 107.

Place name

To enter the place name (destination
town), select and confirm “PLACE
NAME” (in the “ADDRESS” submenu)
with the knob 22-fig. 1. Screen in
fig. 108 will be displayed.

To input characters, select them by
rotating the knob 22-fig. 1 and then
press it to confirm.

Selecting “List” will display all the
places having the same initial letters as
those typed. Select “Del” or “DelC”
to delete the whole word or just the
last typed character.

After setting the place name, press

the knob 22-fig. 1 to confirm and go
to next page to input the street name.
Push on “ESC” 23-fig. 1 gets to pre­vious screen without setting the new
place name.

Street

Destination street name is obtained
after entering the place name. Select
“STREET” (in the “ADDRESS” sub­menu) by rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1.

To input street name characters, se­lect and confirm them by rotating and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.

If in place of street the user specifies
“C” it means “downtown” and so nei­ther “STREET NUMBER” and “2ND
STREET” must be input.

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The navigation system always guide

you downtown in case of small towns.

After setting the street name, press

the knob 22-fig. 1 to confirm and go
to next screen to input the street num­ber. Push on “ESC” 23-fig. 1 gets to
previous screen without setting the
street name.

Street number

Destination street number is ob­tained after entering the street name.
Select “STREET NUMBER” (in the
“Address” submenu) by rotating and
pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.

To input digits, select and confirm

them by rotating and pressing fig. 109
the knob 22-fig. 1.

nd

street

2

This option is used to enter the name
of a second street that intersects the
first entered street, so that the se­lected destination is the intersection
between the two streets.

The second street name can be en­tered, after entering the place name
and the first street name. Select “2nd
STREET” (in the “ADDRESS” sub­menu) by rotating and pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1.

To input the 2nd street name char­acters, select and confirm them by ro­tating and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.

OK

After entering the destination place

name, street name and number, select
“OK” by rotating the knob 22-fig. 1
and then press it to confirm; the dis­play will show a new screen with the
following options: “DESTINATION”,
“DIRECTORY”, “HOME 1”, “HOME
2”, “LOCATE” fig. 110.

Pressing “ESC” 23-fig. 1 goes back

to previous screen without storing set­tings.

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DESTINATION

Select and confirm “DESTINA-

TION” rotating and pressing the knob
22-fig. 1 to start route calculation.

If route guidance is active yet, select-

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ing “DESTINATION” AGAIN, THE
DISPLAY SHOWS THE FOLLOW­ING MESSAGE: “CALCULATE
ROUTE TO NEW DESTINATION.
PRESS ENTER TO CONFIRM ESC
TO CANCEL”.

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Pressing “ESC” 23-fig. 1 will maintain
the current route thus refusing new
route calculation that will be inserted
in the “DESTINATION LIST” fig. 111
as second destination. Pressing the
knob 22-fig. 1 will start new route cal­culation and the old one will become
the second destination.

Should there be several destinations,
when reaching the first destination the
display will show the message: “CAL­CULATE ROUTE TO NEW DESTI­NATION. PRESS ENTER TO CON­FIRM ESC TO CANCEL”.

Pressing the knob 22-fig. 1 the sys­tem will calculate the route to the next
destination.

DIRECTORY

This function is used to store an ad­dress into the navigation system di­rectory and to associate it to a name
and a voice sample (e.g.: “Home”) for
easy retrieval fig. 112.

The name to be associated with the
destination is entered, after selecting
and confirming “NAME” (in the “DI­RECTORY” submenu) by rotating the
and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.

IMPORTANT When selecting
“NAME” remember that it is not pos­sible to add a name already present in
the Telephone (TEL) function direc­tory.

To enter the characters simply se­lect and confirm them by rotating
and pressing the knob 22-fig. 1.

After completing the name, select
“OK”.

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fig. 111

fig. 112

VOICE RECOGNITION
(where provided)

“VOICE RECOGNITION” allows to
associate a voice sample to a destina­tion stored in the directory. Selecting
this function with the knob 22-fig. 1
and pressing it to confirm will display
the screen in fig. 113 with the fol­lowing options:

“DIRECTORY - NEW VOICE COM­MAND”: allows recording of a new
voice sample. User is guided with suit­able prompts and is invited to pro­nounce twice the name to be record­ed. During sampling a standard mes­sage will be displayed (see section deal­ing with voice recognition).

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“DIRECTORY - DELETE VOICE
COMMAND”: allows deletion of a
previously recorded voice sample. If
there is no sample, this key is disabled.

“DIRECTORY - VOICE COM­MAND PLAYBACK”: reproduces a
previously recorded voice sample. If
there is no recorded sample, this key
is disabled.

“OK”: stores settings.

To select the required function, ro­tate the knob 22-fig. 1 and then press
it to confirm.

HOME 1 and HOME 2

“Home 1” and “Home 2” store the
selected point in the relevant memo­ries.

If a point has already been previous­ly stored as “Home 1” or “Home 2”,
a warning box asks the user for con­firmation about substitution.

LOCATE

This function enables to “force” the
vehicle position in the position defined
by the entered geographical point.

POINTS OF INTEREST

This function is used to obtain a file
containing the location and informa­tion on points of general interest such
as, for example, restaurants, museums,
stations etc., divided by category.

electing “POINTS OF INTEREST”,
rotating the knob 22-fig. 1 and press­ing it to confirm, the display will show
the following menu fig. 114:

– NEAR CAR

– NEAR DESTINATION

– NEAR ADDRESS

– NAME.

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fig. 113

fig. 114

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Near car

“NEAR CAR” allows the user to find
the services near the current vehicle
position as follows:

– “CATEGORY”: allows service cat-

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egory (hotels, restaurants,..) selection
in the system data-base using the key­pad.

– “LIST OF SERVICES”: will provide
the list of available services for the
specified category. The list is scrolled
by rotating the knob 22-fig. 1 and
pressing it to confirm.

The list shows the service name, dis­tance and direction.

– “INFO”: to get information on the
selected service with respect to the
chosen point of interest.

– “OK”: to use the point of interest.

Near destination

This function enables to find services
near the selected destination. The
available options are: “DESTINA­TION”, “CATEGORY” and “LIST OF
SERVICES” fig. 115.

If no point has been defined, this
function cannot be selected.

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After selecting the destination

fig. 116 and selected service, infor­mation can be obtained and the ser­vice can be located using “INFO”.

“OK”: to use the point of interest.

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fig. 115

fig. 116

Near address

This is used to identify the services
sought nearest to the address set. The
available options are: “CATEGORY”,
“PLACE NAME”, “STREET”, “STREET
NUMBER” and “LIST OF SERVICES”
fig. 117.

After selecting the required service,
associated information may be ob­tained using “INFO”.

“OK”: to use the point of interest.

Name

Service selection by “Name” is used
to select a known service as the des­tination by entering “CATEGORY”,
“PLACE NAME” and “SERVICE
NAME” fig. 118.

After confirming the selected service,
associated information may be ob­tained using “INFO”.

“OK”: to use the point of interest.

LAST DESTINATIONS

“LAST DESTINATIONS” submenu

fig. 119 is used to select an address in
the list of last inserted destinations
(maximum 10). At each route calcula­tion, the destination is automatically in­serted in the list of the “DESTINA­TION AND ROUTE” submenu and
then removed when reaching the des­tination. Selection of a destination from
that list is done by rotating the knob
22-fig. 1 and pressing it to confirm.

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DIRECTORY

“DIRECTORY” option enables to se­lect a point from those stored in the
navigator directory. For each selected
character, the entered string is com­pared to the data base string: only the

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names corresponding to next possible
alphabetical characters will be available
fig. 120.

If the list entries can be all displayed
or when the user selects “LIST”, the
keypad disappears, names are dis­played fig. 121 and can be selected.

If a data base entry is selected, the
display will show a screen like that in
fig. 122.

Each directory entry is associated
(where provided) to a mnemonic
string with the description of the ge-

ographical point. Symbol ô appears if

a voice sample is associated.

Selecting the required option with
the knob 22-fig. 1 and pressing it to
confirm, will display the following:

“INFO”: displays the address with the
associated name fig. 122;

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“DESTINATION”: allows the use of

the point as already described.

“DELETE”: deletes entry.

“CHANGE”: changes the string
(Name) associated to the point and en­ables to record/change/delete the as­sociated voice sample fig. 123 - 124.

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RDS-TMC

Select this function by rotating the

knob 22-fig. 1 and then press it to
confirm.

“RDS-TMC” option allows the user
to select a geographical point to get re­lated RDS-TMC information. RDS­TMC events include: queue, accidents,
generic dangers, works in progress,
closed road/narrow road/no entry
road/slippery road, ice/snow, fog, wind,
procession, danger of explosions, slow
down, traffic sings out of order, park­ing, forecast. A TMC event cannot be
used to identify a destination.

RDS-TMC events are classified into
the following three categories:

A Traffic: information on traffic and
road conditions.

B Weather: information on weather
conditions.

C Info: information on general inter­est issues.

When RDS-TMC function is on

fig. 125, the system will detect events
near the vehicle or near the specified
address.

To choose one of these two options,

select “NEAR CAR” or “NEAR AD­DRESS” with the knob 22-fig. 1 and
then press it to confirm.

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Near car

“NEAR CAR” option enables to get
information on events near the current
vehicle position.

The menu fig. 126 includes the fol-

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lowing keys:

– “CATEGORY”: to select the re­quired event category (“TRAFFIC”,
“WEATHER”, “GENERAL”, “ALL”).

– “EVENTS”: to open the event list
and to choose the event of interest.

– “INFO”: to get info about the se-

lected event.

To select the required function, ro-

tate the knob 22-fig. 1 and then press
it to confirm.

Near address

“NEAR ADDRESS” enables to get in­formation on events near a specific ad­dress.

The following functions are available:

– “CATEGORY”: specifies event cat­egory: “TRAFFIC”, “WEATHER”,
“GENERAL”, “ALL” fig. 127.

– “PLACE NAME”, “STREET”,
“STREET NUMBER”: inputs resort ad­dress.

– “EVENTS”: opens the event list and
chooses the event of interest.

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fig. 127

– “INFO”: provides information

about selected event fig. 128 - 129.

– “OK”: this key takes back to the

main navigator screen.

To select the required function, ro-

tate the knob 22-fig. 1 and then press
it to confirm.

HOME 1 - HOME 2

Selecting and confirming “HOME 1”

or “HOME 2” rotating and pressing
the knob 22-fig. 1 will display the fol­lowing options fig. 130:

– “INFO”: full address of a point.
– “DESTINATION”: to use the point

as destination.

– “DELETE”: to delete point from

home1/2.

To select the required function, ro-

tate the knob 22-fig. 1 and then press
it to confirm.

Info

Selecting “INFO” rotating the knob
22-fig. 1 and pressing it to confirm will
display the following options: ”INFO
GPS”, “ROUTE INFO”, “HIGHWAY
INFO”.

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fig. 128

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fig. 129

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fig. 130

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