Fiat Stilo 2004 User Manual
The car is fitted with the infotelematic CONNECT Nav+ 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.
To increase safety against theft, the set is fitted with a protection system that allows the use of it only on the
car on which it was fitted originally.
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 car or in any case other
CDs of the same brand.
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CONNECT Nav+
ADVICE,CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION .. 5
ADVICE ............................................................................................................ 5
CONTROLS ..................................................................................................... 10
Front panel controls ...................................................................................... 11
Steering wheel controls ................................................................................ 14
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 17
System power on ............................................................................................ 18
System power off ............................................................................................ 19
Main mode ........................................................................................................ 20
Protection against theft ................................................................................. 21
AUDIO ............................................................................................................ 23
SCREEN OPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS ................................................ 23
RADIO MODE ................................................................................................ 24
TA-Traff.Ann.function ................................................................................... 26
AF-Alt.Freq.function ...................................................................................... 28
RDS function .................................................................................................... 28
PTY-Prog.Type function................................................................................. 29
Autostore function ......................................................................................... 30
Band Scan function ......................................................................................... 31
Preset Scan function ...................................................................................... 31
Radio setup function ...................................................................................... 32
LOC/DX function ........................................................................................... 32
Mono/Stereo function ................................................................................... 32
Regional function ............................................................................................ 33
News function ................................................................................................. 33
Audio setup function ..................................................................................... 34
Bass adjustment ............................................................................................... 35
Treble adjustment .......................................................................................... 35
Loudness function .......................................................................................... 35
Equalizer function ........................................................................................... 36
Manual equalizing function ............................................................................ 36
Auto Vol.Cont.function ................................................................................ 37
Balance/Fader function .................................................................................. 37
Autoclip Detect function .............................................................................. 38
Max.Vol.at on function .................................................................................. 38
CD MODE ....................................................................................................... 39
Shuffle function ................................................................................................ 40
TA-Traff.Ann.function ................................................................................... 40
Scan function .................................................................................................... .41
Compression function ................................................................................... 41
CD setup function .......................................................................................... 41
Audio setup function ..................................................................................... 44
CD-CHANGER MODE ................................................................................ 44
Shuffle function ................................................................................................ 46
TA-Traff.Ann.function ................................................................................... 47
Prog function ................................................................................................... 47
Scan function .................................................................................................... 47
Compression function ................................................................................... 47
CDC setup function ....................................................................................... 47
Audio setup function ..................................................................................... 49
MP3 MODE....................................................................................................... 49
Main screen options and functions ............................................................ 51
Audio setup function ..................................................................................... 52
Define Playlist function .................................................................................. 52
Playlist function ............................................................................................... 52
Compression function ................................................................................... 53
TA-Traff.Ann.function ................................................................................... 53
Scan function .................................................................................................... 53
Shuffle function ................................................................................................ 53
Playing the Playlist ........................................................................................... 54
Playing MP3 CD .............................................................................................. 55
Define Playlist function .................................................................................. 56
CELLULAR TELEPHONE WITH VOICE COMMANDS...... 62
GENERAL INFORMATION......................................................................... 62
PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS ................................................................... 63
Entering and exiting the telephone mode ................................................. 63
Inserting the telephone card ........................................................................ 65
Entering the PIN code ................................................................................... 66
INCOMING CALLS ...................................................................................... 67
OUTGOING CALLS ..................................................................................... 67
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DIALLING A SERVICE NUMBER .............................................................. 68
Frequent Numbers function ........................................................................ 68
Last Numbers Received function ............................................................... 70
Last Numbers Called function .................................................................... 71
Directory function .......................................................................................... 72
WAP function .................................................................................................. 79
Voice Memo function .................................................................................... 84
Other menus function ................................................................................... 86
Messages function ........................................................................................... 86
Options function ............................................................................................. 90
Settings function .............................................................................................. 93
NAVIGATOR (NAV) .............................................................................. 94
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 94
SCREEN OPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS ................................................ 95
GRAPHIC INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................... 96
VOICE INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................. 96
NAVIGATION CD-ROM PLAYER ........................................................... 97
MAP ................................................................................................................... 98
MAIN SCREEN ............................................................................................... 99
OTHER MENUS ............................................................................................. 101
SELECT ADDRESS ......................................................................................... 101
Address ............................................................................................................. 102
Points of interest ............................................................................................ 107
Last destinations ............................................................................................. 109
Directory .......................................................................................................... 109
RDS-TMC ......................................................................................................... 110
Home 1 – Home 2 ......................................................................................... 112
ATLAS ............................................................................................................... 113
SET ROUTE ..................................................................................................... 113
CHANGE DISPLAY ....................................................................................... 114
DELETE DESTINATION .............................................................................. 115
MAP OPTIONS .............................................................................................. 116
VOICE DIRECTORY ..................................................................................... 117
ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP) .................................................... 118
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 118
GENERAL TRIP and TRIP B function ........................................................ 118
ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) ................................................................ 119
Distance to destination ................................................................................. 119
Speed limit ........................................................................................................ 119
km/miles to empty .......................................................................................... 119
Inst.fuel consumpt .......................................................................................... 120
Trip time ........................................................................................................... 120
Distance traveled ............................................................................................ 120
Average speed ................................................................................................. 120
Average fuel consum ..................................................................................... 120
Trip:speed ......................................................................................................... 120
Trip:setup ......................................................................................................... 121
Trip:info ........................................................................................................... 123
Trip:reset ......................................................................................................... 125
VOICE RECOGNITION ........................................................................ 126
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 126
VOICE COMMANDS ................................................................................... 127
Keywords ......................................................................................................... 127
Voice command examples ............................................................................ 128
INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE SERVICES (SOS) ..... 143
Medical advice function ................................................................................. 143
Roadside assist.function ................................................................................ 144
Personal number function ............................................................................ 144
Emergency 112 function ............................................................................... 144
Settings function ............................................................................................ 145
Calls for medical advice or roadside assistance .................................... 146
Infomobility services ...................................................................................... 147
SETUP ............................................................................................................. 150
LANGUAGE .................................................................................................... 151
DATE&TEMP (DATE &TEMPERATURE) ................................................ 152
VEHICLE ........................................................................................................... 154
CONNECT (settings) ................................................................................... 157
Instrument panel ............................................................................................. 157
Video................................................................................................................... 158
Power OFF ....................................................................................................... 159
FAULTS ......................................................................................................... 160
Internal faults ................................................................................................... 160
Overtemperature faults ................................................................................ 160
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ADVICE
ROAD SAFETY
You are recommended to learn how
to use the different functions of the
CONNECT Nav+ and in particular of
the radio (e.g. storing stations) before
starting to drive.
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 CONNECT
Nav+ ensures long years of operation
with no need for particular maintenance. In the event of a fault, contact
Fiat Dealership.
Some care must however be taken
to ensure the complete efficiency of
the CONNECT Nav+:
– 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.
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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.).
WARNING
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GENERAL NOTES
– In the event of a fault the CON-
NECT Nav+ should be checked and
repaired only at Fiat Dealerships.
– In case of particularly low temperatures the display might take a certain
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.
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 cm audio or MP3 CDs, even with the specific adapter, since this format damages
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.
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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No
– 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.
Always hold a Compact Disc by the
edge. Never touch the surface.
To remove fingerprints and dust, use
a soft cloth starting from the centre of
the Compact Disc towards the circumference.
Proper way to hold
the compact disc
Removing the disc
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.
Ball-point pen
Roughness
To remove a Compact Disc from its
container, press on the centre and
raise the disc holding carefully from
the edges.
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Do not expose Compact Discs to direct sunlight or any other source of
heat.
No
Do not use solvents such as stain removers, antistatic sprays or thinners
in commerce for cleaning Compact
Discs.
Do not use highly scratched, cracked
or distorted Compact Discs. This
could damage the player or prevent
it from working properly.
No
No
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.
No
Notes about Compact Discs
Do not stick labels on the surfaces of
a Compact Disc or write on the surface with pens or pencils.
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The CONNECT Nav+ system mainly consists of the following:
– a keypad consisting of 30 push-buttons and 2 rotary encoders);
– remote controls on steering wheel
(8 push-buttons + 3 keys, where provided);
– electronics boxed in a properly
housing located inside the dashboard.
The interface is the multifunction information display for all the integrated components.
Multifunction
information display
The system uses a graphic 7” 16/9
LCD 256-colour TFT display with a
resolution of 480 x 234 pixels.
The display brightness can be
changed depending on the environment conditions and the driver’s requirements, storing two settings, day
and night, which are automatically set
to correspond with the turning on/off
of the external lights, if this has been
set in SETUP menu.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The CONNECT Nav+ controls and
provides information for the following
systems and functions:
– GPS (Global Positioning System)
based navigation;
– Audio with RDS (Radio Data System) radio, MP3, CD and CD Changer;
– GSM (Global System for Mobile
Communication) based telephone
with WAP and SOS-call (emergency
call) functions;
– Voice recognition (VR module)
with voice synthesis and voice memo.
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CONTROLS
fig. 1
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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
On the CONNECT Nav+ front panel there are 30 buttons and two rotating selectors (composed of an encoder and a
button). 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
1 - SOS
2 -
ô
3 - SRC
4 - SETUP
5
6
7 - RPT
8 -
ß
9 -
˚
10 - TEL
11 - NAV
12 -
•
Short push function
(less than 1 second)
SOS menu display (medical, technical assistance, ...)
with appropriate logic for automatic call.
Voice recognition function on/off.
Operating mode choice: FM1/2/3/AST –
MW/LW/AMAST – CD – CDC.
SETUP mode.
Slot for CD.
Slot for SIM card.
Repetition of last navigator voice instruction.
Forward the phone call set.
Accept the incoming call.
Eject navigation CD–ROM or audio CD.
Telephone mode on.
Navigation mode on.
Targasys mode.
Long push function
(more than 1 second)
–
Voice message memo.
–
–
–
–
–
Refuse the incoming call
and stop the automatic phone number redial.
If a call is already active, to close it.
–
Telephone mode off.
Navigation mode off.
–
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Legend
13 - ESCAPE
14
15 - ENTER
16 - MAP
17 - KEYPAD
18 -
˙˙
19 - ON
20
21 -
11/ ˙
22 -
¯¯
Long push function
(more than 1 second)
–
–
–
–
–
Radio: forward radio frequency skip, i.e. jump
forward to the first tunable radio station.
CD: next track skip.
MP3: next 10 tracks/
“not empty folder”.
–
–
Pause for CD/CDC
Radio: backward radio frequency skip, i.e. jump
backward to the first tunable radio station.
CD: previous track skip.
MP3: previous 10 tracks/
“not empty folder”.
Short push function
(less than 1 second)
This button lets the user get out from a selection list
or jump from a submenu to an upper menu.
Encoder for selecting the required function
in a system menu.
It is used to confirm the function
selected with the encoder.
MAP mode.
Multiple function buttons whose function depends
on the active mode which is identified by a label
shown on the screen, just above the buttons.
In some cases a label covers some adjacent buttons:
the function of all these buttons will be the same.
Radio: forward radio frequency skip, i.e. jump forward
to the first tunable radio station.
CD: next track skip.
MP3: next track skip.
System on/off.
Volume control encoder.
Play/stop for CD/CDC.
Radio: backward radio frequency skip, i.e. jump
backward to the first tunable radio station.
CD: previous track skip.
MP3: previous track skip.
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Legend
23 - TRIP
24 - AUDIO
25 - MAIN
Short push function
(less than 1 second)
Trip mode on.
Audio mode on.
Main mode on.
Long push function
(more than 1 second)
–
Disable audio module (radio, CD/CDC).
Audio module is switched on again by
pushing the AUDIO button: audio
status and parameters are
fully restored.
Dark mode: the display is switched
off completely.
The display is switched on again
by pushing the MAIN, TEL or SOS
button or on incoming call.
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STEERING WHEEL
CONTROLS
The main functions of the CONNECT Nav+ are repeated on the
steering wheel, which facilitates control.
Source (SRC 1-fig. 2)
The “SRC” button changes the audio
source, starting from the current one
and following rolling order:
FM1/FM2/FM3/FMAST/MW/
LW/AMAST/CD/CDC.
Volume (+/– 2-fig. 2)
Buttons “+/–” control volume level;
if the user pushes the button for more
than 2 seconds, button function is repeated regularly until button is released.
Voice recognition (
ô
3-fig. 2)
A short push on “
ô
” button acti-
vates or stops vocal recognition.
A long push on it activates vocal
recording, which can be interrupted
by a further short or long button push.
Connect mode (
=
4-fig. 2)
Button “=” allows switching
through the various CONNECT
Nav+ modules: MAIN, AUDIO,
TRIP, TEL, NAV, MAP, starting from
the module which is currently active.
Scan (
¯¯ ˙˙
5-fig. 2)
Buttons “
¯¯
and ˙˙” enable the
following:
– In radio mode: jump to the following or previous tunable radio station.
– In CD/MP3/CDC mode: jump to
the previous or next track.
Telephone (
ß
6-fig. 2)
Button “ß” allows telephone management.
Turning on of the function chosen is
in certain cases controlled by push duration (short or long), as shown in the
following table.
fig. 2
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With reconfigurable multifunction
display, long push on ß6-fig. 2 will
display a menu (where provided) on
the instrument panel that enables to
choose directory (by pushing ˙˙) or
last numbers called (by pushing ¯¯).
Push on ¯¯and ˙˙to scroll the list.
Push on ß8-fig. 1 or ß6-fig. 2 to
start the call.
At the same time, all CONNECT
Nav+ telephone functions and buttons
are disabled fig. 3.
Pushing on ß8-fig. 1 or a 5-seconds
timeout with no user intervention, will
enable the telephone functions again.
fig. 3
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Telephone state
Incoming call
Active call
Stand-by
Short push
(less than 1 second)
Accept call
End call or stop dial
Display last dialled number or, with a second
push within 5 seconds, call start
Long push
(more than 1 second)
Refuse call
–
Only with reconfigurable multifunction display:
display of the main phone menu on the
instrument panel display. Then, press Scan
˙˙
or Scan
¯¯
to select directory or last
numbers called.
A further short push on ßwill start the call.
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ENTER button (i8-fig. 2)
This button is used to confirm the
previous selection made through buttons
R
andE7 and 9.
Screen icon keys
Screen icon keys are strictly connected to the external front panel buttons. Icon keys are divided into:
–
Upper keys: these keys are usually shown in column on the right side
of the screen. They can be selected by
rotating the encoder 14-fig. 1 and
confirmed by pushing “ENTER” 15-
fig. 1.
– Bottom keys: these are located in
the lowest video section and are
switched on/off by the corresponding
buttons on the keypad 17-fig. 1.
These buttons are “multifunction”
since they change their function according to the active menu.
Selection buttons
(
RE
7 and 9-fig. 2)
These buttons perform the same
functions of the encoder 14-fig. 1:
scroll the screen and allow item selection.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR
USE AND ROAD SAFETY
The CONNECT Nav+ with Radio/Telephone/Navigator/On-board
computer makes it possible to easily
control the main functions of the car.
To avoid creating dangerous situations for yourself and others in use of
the system, please pay attention to the
following points:
– the CONNECT Nav+ must be
used keeping full control of the car;
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.
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.
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 car’s driver.
WARNING
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SYSTEM POWER ON
The CONNECT Nav+ can be
switched on according to two different methods:
automatic switching on with ignition key to MAR;
manual switching on:
– by “ON” button 19-fig. 1;
– direct access to SOS menu by
pressing button “SOS” 1-fig. 1.
Automatic switching on
Turning the ignition key to MAR, will
turn the CONNECT Nav+ system on
automatically, thus activating or making available all the functions described
in this manual.
Manual switching on
With ignition key to STOP, press
button “ON” 19-fig. 1 to switch on
the CONNECT Nav+ system thus
making available the following modules:
– MAIN
– AUDIO
– NAV
– MAP
– TEL
– SOS
– 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
CONNECT Nav+ system. These limitations are normal when switching the
system on manually by the “ON” button 19-fig. 1, since with engine off
(key at STOP), the car 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 Nav+ 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, CONNECT
Nav+ can be turned off by pressing
the “ON” button 19-fig. 1.
The display will show the message
“DEACTIVATION PROCEDURE IN
PROGRESS. PLEASE WAIT”.
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, CONNECT
Nav+ can be switched off by turning
the ignition key to STOP or by pressing the “ON” button19-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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MAIN MODE
The MAIN mode is activated by
pushing the “MAIN” button 25-fig. 1
on the front panel. Information regarding the four main modules of the
system is displayed fig. 4 - 5:
– AUDIO
– TELEPHONE
– NAVIGATOR
– TRIP.
The top status bar shows current
time, GPS and GSM field strength, date
(format dd, mm, yyyy), external temperature and current active mode (i.e.
MAIN).
IMPORTANT With ignition key at
STOP, information concerning time,
date , external temperature and Trip
data is not available since in this condition the car data transmission devices are not operating.
The different panels on the left side
of the screen are dedicated to telephone, audio and trip modes.
The panel dedicated to the phone in-
cludes:
– GSM provider (if no provider is
present, then string “No Network” is
shown. If phone is switched off, the
string will be “TEL OFF” and emergency calls will not be possible);
– Unread SMS message envelopeshaped icon;
– Active call forward arrow-shaped
icon.
The panel dedicated to the current
audio source includes:
– RDS string, tuned band and frequency, or CD playback track.
fig. 4
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fig. 5
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The panel dedicated to Trip provides
the following info:
– average speed and km/miles to
empty or (turning the encoder 14-
fig. 1) trip time and average fuel consumption.
Panel with map drawing, with the
same scale used in navigator screens.
The following keys are available when
in MAIN mode:
– FM, AM, CD, CDC: allow the user
to directly select a radio band (pushing
on FM will select FM1/2/3/
AST1/2/…; pushing on AM will select
MW/LW/AMAST/MW/…) or CD/CD
Changer audio source.
Audio source can be changed also by
pushing on source button “SRC” 3-
fig. 1, through the following loop:
FM1, FM2, FM3, FMAST, MW, LW,
AMAST, CD, CDC.
– 1-6 icon keys: have functions re-
lated to the currently active source.
–
Ù
audio mute: mutes all the audio
sources.
– AUX: presetting for connection to
an external video source (not available
yet).
If navigator, audio, telephone and
mute are off, the display will show the
screen in fig. 6.
PROTECTION AGAINST
THEFT
Power-on authentication
procedure
CONNECT Nav+ 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 car network)
and is performed at every power-on.
The procedure does not take place
if CONNECT Nav+ is switched on by
means of “ON” button 19-fig. 1 or
“SOS” button 1-fig. 1 and ignition key
at STOP. In this case, CONNECT
Nav+ is enabled to work normally,
without authentication procedure.
fig. 6
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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
CONNECT Nav+, and is stored in its
memory and can not be reset.
A specific panel allows code inser-
tion, fig. 7. Behaviour of this box is
similar to PIN insertion request, but
the dialog box itself is generated on a
wholly blackened screen.
Numeric keys and “ON” button are
enabled only, 19-fig. 1.
After the code is entered, a second
panel notices the user that the authentication procedure is in progress,
fig. 8.
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 or turn off system with ON
pushbutton” 19-fig. 1.
There is no upper limit to the number of wrong codes that can be entered.
fig. 7
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fig. 8
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The audio system is turned by press-
ing briefly the “AUDIO” key 24-fig. 1
which displays the main functions of
the radio fig. 9.
Keeping the button 24-fig. 1 pressed
longer, with the audio system on and
any operating mode active, the “standby” mode is switched on: this way the
radio is turned off and the display
shows the message “AUDIO OFF”.
To turn the radio on again, briefly
press the key 24-fig. 1, reactivating
the audio function with the corresponding screen.
Through the audio system of the
CONNECT Nav+ it is possible to
control:
– RDS radio with FM/AM reception;
– Compact Disc player;
– CD-Changer (if installed);
– equalizer;
– MP3 player.
SCREEN OPTIONS
AND FUNCTIONS
Pressing repeatedly the “SRC” key 3-
fig. 1 the available audio sources are
displayed cyclically:
– Radio (FM1, FM2, FM3, FMAST,
LW, MW, AMAST)
– CD (if the CD is inserted)
– CD-Changer (if installed).
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.
The right-hand side of the display features the following icons:
– Next menu
– TA-Traff. Ann.
– AF-Alt. Freq.
– RDS
– PTY-Prog.Type
– Autostore
– Band Scan.
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The main screen is as follows fig. 10:
– the top section on the left of the
screen describes the radio status:
– active frequency band (e.g. FM1);
– tuned station frequency (e.g.
102.50);
– frequency measure unit (MHz for
FM band and kHz for AM band);
– RDS channel name (if available) or
current station frequency;
– channel information (stereo signal,
TP, EON, etc..).
Two panels at the bottom of the
screen show the list of stored stations
(in the current band) and the corresponding storage button numbers.
There are 6 available memories for
each band.
RADIO MODE
Choosing the radio source will dis-
play the following functions fig. 10:
– TA-Traff. Ann. (active only on the
FM band)
– AF-Alt. Freq. (active only on the
FM band)
– RDS (active only on the FM band)
– PTY-Prog.-Type (active only on the
FM band)
– Autostore (active only on the
FMAST and AMAST bands)
– Band scan.
Choosing “Next menu” by turning
the encoder 14-fig. 1 and confirming
by pressing “ENTER” 15-fig. 1, will
display the following options fig. 11:
– Preset
– Radio setup
– Audio setup.
“Previous menu” icon enables to go
back to the previous menu.
The radio is always set to receive stations in the RDS (Radio Data System)
mode.
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At the screen bottom there are the
functions that can be activated by
pressing the corresponding multifunction keys 17-fig. 1, on the front panel:
– FM activates, on successive pushes FM1, FM2, FM3, FMAST, FM1… radio bands in a loop.
– AM activates, on successive pushes MW, LW, AMAST, MW… radio
bands in a loop
– CD activates CD
– CDC activates CD Changer
– 1-6 buttons (short push), select a
pre-stored station
– 1-6 buttons (long push), store the
currently active station at the selected button.
– AUX, presetting for connection to
an external video source (not available
yet).
– Ù activates/deactivates the MUTE
function (regardless of the selected audio source).
Tuning
This function seeks stations in the
chosen band.
Proceed as follows:
– select the frequency band (FM1,
FM2, FM3, MW, LW) pressing the
“SRC” key repeatedly 3-fig. 1;
– press key “
¯¯
” 22-fig. 1 or “˙˙”
18-fig. 1 to start the automatic search
for tuning the next or previous 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 keypad buttons 17-fig. 1 numbered from
“1” to “6” at the bottom of the main
screen.
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.
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“TA-Traff. Ann.” FUNCTION
(TRAFFIC INFORMATION)
Certain stations in the FM band
(FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMAST) 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,
turn the encoder 14-fig. 1 to select
the “TA-Traff. Ann.” function, then
press “ENTER” 15-fig. 1.
When the TA function is on, the display shows “TA” and symbol “✓” is
shown near the corresponding icon.
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 receive traffic information al-
so if the CD/CDC/MP3 player is
working;
2) to receive traffic information at a
preset minimum level also with the radio volume down completely or in
stand-by.
Listening to stored stations
Proceed as follows:
– choose the required frequency
band (FM1, FM2, FM3, FMAST, MW,
LW or AMAST) pressing repeatedly
the “SRC” key 3-fig. 1;
– press briefly one of the station
storage keys on the keypad 17-fig. 1
numbered from “1” to “6” at the bottom of the main screen.
In the FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMAST
bands, if reception is poor and the
“AF-Alt. Freq.” 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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The operations to be carried out for
each of the above two conditions are
listed below.
1) If you wish to receive traffic in-
formation 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.
2) To receive traffic information
though not listening to the radio:
– turn on the TA function, so that
the display shows the abbreviation
“TA”;
– tune to a station enabled to broadcast traffic information so that “TP”
is shown on the display;
– set the system to stand-by pressing the “AUDIO” key 24-fig. 1.
This way, if that station broadcasts
traffic information, this will be heard
at a minimum predefined volume.
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.
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– With AF OFF 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-Alt. Freq.” function
on/off, select “AF-Alt. Freq.” icon by
encoder 14-fig. 1 and then press
“ENTER” 15-fig. 1 repeatedly.
When the AF function is on, the display shows “AF” and the symbol “✓”
is shown near the icon.
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 the “RDS” function turning the
encoder 14-fig. 1 and then press
“ENTER” 15-fig. 1.
When the “RDS” function is on, the
display shows the string with tuned
station name and the symbol “✓” is
shown near the corresponding icon.
“AF-Alt. Freq.” FUNCTION
(SEEKING ALTERNATIVE
FREQUENCIES)
Within the RDS system the radio can
work in two different modes:
– AF ON: alternative frequency
search on;
– AF OFF: alternative frequency
search off.
When the signal of the RDS station
tuned weakens, the following two cases may occur:
– With AF ON 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 car
is crossing.
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“PTY-Prog. Type” FUNCTION
(CHOOSING A TYPE
OF PROGRAMME)
The PTY function (Program Type),
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 the “PTYProg.Type” icon with the encoder 14-
fig. 1 and then press “ENTER” to confirm 15-fig. 1; 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
encoder 14-fig. 1. To choose a type
of programme, press “ENTER” after
choosing the type 15-fig. 1.
When the PTY-Prog.Type function is
on, symbol “✓” is shown near the corresponding icon.
IMPORTANT The PTY function
can only be turned on in the FM band.
The list of PTY programmes is the
following:
–
NONE
–
NEWS
–
AFFAIRS
–
SPORT
–
EDUCATION
–
DRAMA
–
CULTURE
–
SCIENCE
–
VARIED
–
MISC
–
POP
–
ROCK
–
EASY
–
LIGHT
–
CLASSIC
–
OTHER
–
WEATHER
–
FINANCE
–
CHILDREN
–
SOCIAL
–
RELIGION
–
PHONE IN
–
TRAVEL
–
LEISURE
–
JAZZ
–
COUNTRY
–
NATIONAL
–
OLDIES
–
FOLK
–
DOCUMENTARY
–
TEST
–
ALARM
.
To seek a station with this pro-
gramme, follow the instructions given in the “Tuning” paragraph.
If no station is available with this type
of programme, the station selected
previously is returned.
To exit the screen with the list of
PTY programmes, choose a type of
programme, or “None” if you do not
wish to set a programme type.
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