Lancia Ypsilon 2007 User Manual

The car is fitted with the infotelematic CONNECT Nav+ system designed in accordance with the specific

features 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

other CDs of the same brand.

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

CONNECT Nav+

ADVICE, CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION ... 5

ADVICE ............................................................................. 5

CONTROLS ........................................................................ 10

Front panel controls ............................................................ 10

Steering wheel controls ........................................................ 14

GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................ 15

System power on ................................................................. 16

System power off ................................................................. 17

Main mode .......................................................................... 18

Protection against theft ....................................................... 19

AUDIO ............................................................................... 21

SCREEN OPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS .............................. 21

RADIO MODE .................................................................... 22

Traffic information .............................................................. 24

Seeking alternative frequencies ............................................ 26

“Frequency” function .......................................................... 26

Autostore function ............................................................... 27

Band Scan function ............................................................. 28

Preset Scan function ............................................................ 28

Radio setup function ........................................................... 29

LOC/DX function ............................................................... 29

Mono/Stereo function .......................................................... 29

PTY-Prog. Type function ..................................................... 30

RDS function ...................................................................... 31

Regional function ................................................................ 31

Audio setup function ........................................................... 32

Bass .................................................................................... 33

Treble ................................................................................. 33

Balance/Fader function ....................................................... 33

Loudness ............................................................................ 33

Equalizer ............................................................................ 34

Auto Vol. Cont. function ...................................................... 35

CD MODE .......................................................................... 37

Shuffle function .................................................................. 38

Scan function ...................................................................... 39

Compression function .......................................................... 39

CD setup function ............................................................... 39

Audio setup function ........................................................... 42

CD-CHANGER MODE ........................................................ 42

Shuffle function .................................................................. 44

Prog function ...................................................................... 45

Scan function ...................................................................... 45

Compression function .......................................................... 45

CDC setup function ............................................................. 45

Audio setup function ........................................................... 47

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

Main screen options and functions........................................ 49

Audio setup function ........................................................... 50

Direct selection function ...................................................... 50

Define Playlist function ....................................................... 50

Playlist function .................................................................. 50

Compression function .......................................................... 51

Scan function ...................................................................... 51

Shuffle function .................................................................. 51

Playing the Playlist ............................................................. 52

Playing MP3 CD ................................................................. 53

Define Playlist function ....................................................... 54

CELLULAR TELEPHONE WITH VOICE COMMANDS ... 60

GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................ 60

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS ........................................... 61

Entering and exiting the telephone mode ............................. 61

Inserting the telephone card ................................................ 63

Entering the PIN code ......................................................... 64

INCOMING CALLS ............................................................ 65

OUTGOING CALLS ........................................................... 65

DIALLING A SERVICE NUMBER ...................................... 66

Frequent Numbers function ................................................. 67

Ph/Book function ................................................................ 68

Message function.................................................................. 75

LAST CALL function .......................................................... 79

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Incoming calls function ........................................................ 79

Outgoing calls function ........................................................ 80

Memo function .................................................................... 81

WAP function ...................................................................... 82

Settings function ................................................................. 87

Options function ................................................................. 88

NAVIGATOR ...................................................................... 92

GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................ 92

SCREEN OPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS .............................. 93

GRAPHIC INSTRUCTIONS ................................................ 94

VOICE INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................... 94

NAVIGATION CD-ROM PLAYER ....................................... 95

MAIN SCREEN ................................................................... 96

OTHER MENUS ................................................................. 99

SELECT ADDRESS ............................................................ 99

Address ............................................................................... 100

Points of interest ................................................................. 103

Last destinations ................................................................. 105

Bookmarks........................................................................... 105

RDS-TMC ........................................................................... 106

Dest 1 – Dest 2 .................................................................... 108

VISUALIZATION ............................................................... 109

DELETE DESTINATION .................................................... 109

VOICE BOOKMARKS ......................................................... 111

MAP PREFERENCES ........................................................ 113

ROUTE OPTIONS .............................................................. 115

ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP) ...................................... 116

GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................ 116

GENERAL TRIP and TRIP B function ................................ 116

ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) ........................................ 117

Distance to destination ........................................................ 117

Speed limit .......................................................................... 117

Km/miles to empty .............................................................. 117

Instant consumption ............................................................ 118

Trip time ............................................................................. 118

Distance traveled ................................................................. 118

Average speed ..................................................................... 118

Average consumption .......................................................... 118

Trip: speed .......................................................................... 118

Trip: MY CAR ..................................................................... 119

Trip: info ............................................................................. 121

Trip: reset ........................................................................... 123

VOICE RECOGNITION ..................................................... 124

GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................ 124

VOICE COMMANDS .......................................................... 125

Keywords ............................................................................ 125

Examples (voice commands) ............................................... 132

INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE SERVICES (SOS) .... 141

Medical advice function ....................................................... 141

Roadside assist. function ..................................................... 142

Personal number function ................................................... 142

Emergency 112 function ..................................................... 142

Phone settings function ....................................................... 143

Calls for medical advice or roadside assistance ..................... 144

bCONNECT Infomobility services ....................................... 145

MY CAR ............................................................................. 148

LANGUAGE ....................................................................... 149

DATE & TIME .................................................................... 150

VEHICLE ........................................................................... 152

SYSTEM (programming) .................................................... 156

Instrument panel ................................................................. 156

Video .................................................................................. 157

Power OFF ......................................................................... 157

FAULTS ............................................................................. 159

Internal faults ..................................................................... 159

Overtemperature faults ........................................................ 159

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ADVICE, CONTROLS

AND GENERAL INFORMATION

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.

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 CONNECT Nav+
ensures long years of operation with
no need for particular maintenance.
In the event of a fault, contact
Lancia 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.

CONNECT Nav+

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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.

CONNECT Nav+

IMPORTANT NOTES

– In the event of a fault the CON­NECT Nav+ should be checked and
repaired only at Lancia Dealership.

– 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 special
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.

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– Never use chemical products for

Proper way to hold
the compact disc

Removing the disc

Ball-point pen

Roughness

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.

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

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 ball­point pen, etc.

IMPORTANT Do not use the protec­tive sheets for CDs in commerce or
discs with stabilisers, etc. as they
might get stuck in the internal mech­anism and damage the disc.

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IMPORTANT Should copy-protected
CDs be used, then, few seconds may
be required before the system starts to
play them. Moreover, due to the pro­liferation of always new and different
protection methods, it is not guaran­teed that the CD player can play
whatever protected disc. Copy pro­tection is often indicated on the CD
cover in small letters or hard to read
characters. Usually it is indicated by
writings like: “COPY CONTROL”,
“COPY PROTECTED”, “THIS CD
CANNOT BE PLAYED ON A
PC/MAC”, or it is identified by sym­bols like:

CONNECT Nav+

Protected discs (and their cover) very
often are not marked with the audio
CD identification symbol:

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.

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

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Do not expose Compact Discs to di-

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rect sunlight or any other source of
heat.

GENERAL INFORMATION

The CONNECT Nav+ controls and
provides information for the follow­ing systems and functions:

– GPS (Global Positioning System)
based navigation;

– Sound system 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.

The CONNECT Nav+ system mainly
consists of the following:

– a keypad consisting of 28 push-but­tons and 2 knobs;

– controls on steering wheel (8 push­buttons)

– 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 6,5” 16/9
LCD 256-colour TFT display with a
resolution of 400 x 240 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 MY CAR menu.

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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

CONNECT Nav+

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fig. 1

The reference numbers identifying each key, as shown in the figure, are used in the manual to describe the rele­vant functions. You are therefore recommended to keep this figure within reach when learning how to use the dif­ferent functions of the Connect Nav+ system.

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As shown in fig. 1, the CONNECT Nav+ front panel features 28 buttons and two knobs, acting also as buttons.

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 -

}

2 -

SRC

3 -

£

4 - TRIP

5 -

÷

Short push function

(less than 1 second)

“Voice Recognition” function on/off.

Audio source selection: FM1/2/3/FMAST – LW/
MW/AMAST – CD – CDC

- Forward the phone call set.

- Re-dial last called number and start call by
pressing the button within 5 seconds.

- Accept the incoming call

TRIP computer mode on.

Radio mode: searching the first tunable radio station
with frequency lower than the initial station. CD
mode: select previous track.
MP3 mode: select previous track.

Prolonged pressure of the key

(more than 2 seconds)

“Voice Memo” function on. This function can
be stopped by a further short or long push.

–

- Refuse the incoming call.

- Stop current conversation.

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Radio mode: activation of the scan function
with frequency lower than the initial one.
Station scanning will stop to the first
audible station.
CD mode: select previous track.
MP3 mode: skip to previous 10 tracks

or previous folder.

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Legend

Short push function

(less than 1 second)

Prolonged pressure of the key

(more than 2 seconds)

6 - ˜

7

8 - ˚

9 - ˙/II

10

11

12 - SOS

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13 - •

14 - ESC

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Radio mode: searching the first tunable radio station
with frequency higher than the initial station.
CD mode: select next track
MP3 mode: select next track.

Slot for CD.

Eject navigation CD–ROM or audio CD.

Play/pause for CD/CDC.

SIM CARD slot ejection key.

Slot for SIM CARD.

SOS mode on
(assistance services and functions).

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This button lets the user get out from a selection list
or jump from a submenu to an upper menu.

Knob for selecting the required option, press the
knob to confirm the option selected. In MAIN
mode it is possible to alternate between day and
night luminosity settings.

mode on.

Radio mode: activation of the scan function
with frequency higher than the initial one.
Station scanning will stop to the first audible
station.
CD mode: select next track.
MP3 mode: skip to next 10 tracks
or next folder.

–

–

Pause for CD/CDC

–

–

–

–

–

–

12

Legend

Short push function

(less than 1 second)

Prolonged pressure of the key

(more than 2 seconds)

16 - KEYPAD

17

18 - NAV/RPT

19 - TEL/OFF

20 AUDIO/MUTE

21 - MAIN/DARK

Multiple function buttons whose function depends
on the active mode. Their function is always identi­fied by the buttons displayed on the screen.
In some case the button area covers some adjacent
buttons: the function of all these buttons will be
the same.

Knob for adjusting the volume level and for turn­ing the system on/off (by pressing it). In MAIN
mode it is possible to alternate between day and
night luminosity settings.

Navigator mode on

Telephone mode on.

Audio mode on.

Main mode on.

–

–

RPT function for navigation

information on/off.

Telephone on/off.

MUTE function for audio
sources on/off.

Dark Mode: the display will be fully blacked
out. It will be lit again by pressing the MAIN,
TEL, SOS, NAV,
when a telephone call is received.

, TRIP, and •keys, or

£

CONNECT Nav+

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STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS

The main functions of the CONNECT Nav+ are repeated on the steering wheel, which facilitates control. As shown in fig. 2,
there are 8 buttons and one encoder. Turning on the function chosen is in some cases controlled by the push duration (short or
long), as shown in the following table:

Legend

22 – VOL +/­23 - VOICE

24 - SOURCE

25 – SCAN +/-

26 - TEL

27 – MODE

CONNECT Nav+

Short push function
(less than 2 seconds)

Volume level turning up/down.

“Voice Recognition” function on/off.

Operating mode choice: FM1/2/3/AST –MW/LW/AMAST –
CD – CDC.

“SCAN +/–” buttons enable: in Radio mode:
to tune to the previous or next station;
in CD/MP3/CDC mode: playing the previous or next track.

- Forward the phone call set.

- Re-dial last called number and start call by pressing the button
within 5 seconds.

- Accept the incoming call.
Button “MODE” allows switching through the various

CONNECT Nav+ modes: MAIN, AUDIO, TEL, NAV, MAP,
TRIP, MY CAR, starting from the mode which is currently active.

Long push function

(more than 2 seconds)

Continuous volume increase or decrease.

“Voice Memo” function on. This function can be stopped by a further
short or long push.

–

–

- Refuse the incoming call.

- Stop dialling a new phone number.

- Stop current conversation.

–

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fig. 2

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.

CONNECT Nav+

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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 car’s driver.

CONNECT Nav+

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 CONNECT Nav+ can be
switched on according to two differ­ent methods:

automatic switching on with igni­tion key to ON;

manual switching on:
– by button 17-fig. 1;

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Automatic switching on

Turning the ignition key to ON, will
turn the CONNECT Nav+ system on
automatically, thus activating or mak­ing available all the functions de­scribed in this manual.

Manual switching on

With the ignition key OFF press key
17-fig. 1 to turn on the CONNECT
Nav+ system in MAIN mode and
make available the following option
modules:

– AUDIO

– PHONE

– NAVIGATION

– MAP

– TRIP

– MY CAR

IMPORTANT With manual switch­on, the TRIP and MY CAR functional
modules can be accessed with a few
restrictions. These limitations are nor­mal when switching the system on
manually by button 17-

fig. 1, since with engine off (key at
OFF), the car data transmission de-

vices are not operating.
Turning the ignition key to ON will

make all system functions active (See
TRIP computer and SETUP sections).

SYSTEM POWER OFF

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

– deactivation dependent on igni-
tion key

– deactivation independent of igni-
tion key

The power-off mode can be chosen in
the SETUP module (see section
SETUP/ Power OFF).

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Deactivation dependent
on ignition key
(Key-dependent auto-off)

With this mode active, CONNECT
Nav+ can be switched off by turning
the ignition key to OFF or by press-
ing button 17-fig. 1.

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

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

CONNECT Nav+

Deactivation independent
of ignition key
(Key-independ. auto-off)

With this mode active, the radio-nav­igation system can be switched off by
pressing button 1-fig. 1 or automati­cally after 20 minutes.

MAIN MODE

Activate MAIN by pressing the MAIN
key 21-fig. 1 located on the front
panel. This mode displays informa­tion on the main system modules fig.
3-4:

– AUDIO

– PHONE

– NAVIGATION

– MAP

– TRIP

– MY CAR

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fig. 3

The upper status bar displays the cur­rent time, GPS and GSM field
strength, date (day, month, year), out­side temperature and the current op­erating mode.

Turn the right hand knob 15-fig 1 to
select the required mode and press the
knob to call up the menu.

When the system is turned off, the last
active module is saved. When the sys­tem is turned back on, the MAIN
screen is displayed with the last active
module selected.

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The lower status bar displays the
symbol for switching the display be­tween day/night lighting. When key
16-fig. 1 next to the symbol is
pressed, screen brightness may be
switched between day and night set­tings.

For other display setting options, re­fer to the VIDEO paragraph in the
MY CAR chapter.

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 process will not be actuated if the
radio navigation system is turned on
by means of key 17-fig. 1. In this
case, the radio navigation system will
operate normally, without carrying
out the authentication procedure.

CONNECT Nav+

fig. 4

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With ignition key at ON, if authentica­tion 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.

CONNECT Nav+

To enter the code, access is made pos­sible to a screen fig. 5 which acts in the
same way as the screen for the tele­phone PIN entry request.

Only the code entry numeric keys, key
17-fig. 1 and a few audio control keys
will be active.

After the code is entered, a second
panel notices the user that the authen­tication procedure is in progress, fig. 6.

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 pushbut­ton 17-fig. 1.

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

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fig. 5

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fig. 6

AUDIO

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The audio system is turned on by
pressing briefly the “AUDIO” key 20-
fig. 1 which displays the main func­tions of the radio fig. 7.

Keeping button 20-fig. 1 pressed
longer, with the audio system on and
any operating mode active, the
“MUTE” mode is switched on: this
way the audio source is muted and
the display will show “MUTE”. The
“MUTE” function can be switched off
either by pressing key 20-fig. 1 for
more than 2 seconds or changing the
sound volume.

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 2­fig. 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).

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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.

CONNECT Nav+

fig. 7

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RADIO MODE

6

Choosing the radio source will display
the following functions fig. 8:

– Frequency

– Autostore (active only on the
FMAST and AMAST bands)

– Preset scan

– Band scan

– Loc/DX

– Radio setup

– Audio setup.

CONNECT Nav+

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The radio is always set to receive sta­tions in the RDS (Radio Data System)
mode.

The main screen is as follows fig. 8:

– 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..).

At the screen bottom is given the list
of stored stations (in the current
band) and the numbers correspond­ing to storage keys.

There are 6 available memories for
each band.

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fig. 8

At the screen bottom there are the
functions that can be activated by
pressing the corresponding multifunc­tion keys 16-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

– AF alternative frequency search
on/off

– TA traffic information on/off.

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 2-fig. 1;

– press key “
fig. 1 to start the 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 stations with the selected
PTY program (see paragraph "PTY­PROG TYPE function”).

” 5-fig. 1 or “˙˙” 6-

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Manual station storage

The station being heard can be stored
in the range chosen with keypad but­tons 16-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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Listening to stored stations

Proceed as follows:

– choose the required frequency band
(FM1, FM2, FM3, FMAST, LW, MW
or AMAST) pressing repeatedly the
“SRC” key 2-fig. 1;

– press briefly one of the station stor­age keys on the keypad 16-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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TA - 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, press briefly one of the keypad
keys 16-fig. 1 set near the icon key
TA.

When the TA function is on, the dis­play shows “TA” and the wording on
the icon key is darkened.

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 also
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.

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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 infor­mation 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 operating
and, at the same time, you wish to re­ceive traffic information, actuating
the TA function will cause the radio
to tune to the latest station listened to
on the FM band (if the station con­trols the “TP”); otherwise, automatic
search will be started to find a station
that controls the “TP”.

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;

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 operating on the AM
band, selecting the FM band will
cause the latest listened station to be
tuned. If the selected station does not
send traffic information (the “TP”
writing does not appear on the dis­play), automatic search will be started
to seek an enabled station to which
the radio will tune.

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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AF - 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.
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sible 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.

– 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 on/off this function, press
briefly one of the keypad keys 16-
fig. 1 set near the icon key AF.

When the AF function is on, the dis­play shows “AF” and the wording
on the icon key is darkened.

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

“FREQUENCY” FUNCTION

The “Frequency” function enables to
tune the required radio station by
turning knob 15-fig. 1 clockwise or
counter-clockwise.

To turn the “Frequency” function on,
turn knob 15-fig. 1 to select the cor­responding icon key and then press it.

To turn this function off, press again
knob 15-fig. 1.

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“Autostore” FUNCTION
(AUTOMATIC STATION
STORAGE)

After selecting the AMAST or FMAST
band, to turn on the Autostore func­tion (automatic station storage), se­lect the “AUTOSTORE” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 then press it to con-
firm.

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

– 6 FM stations in the FMAST band
or

– 6 AM stations in the AMAST band.

During automatic storage the display
shows “Autostore”.

Stations will be stored automatically
on the preset keys from “1” to “6” of
the keypad 16-fig. 1. After storage,
the radio tunes automatically to the
first station of the FMAST band, cor­responding to the frequency stored on
the preset key “1” of the keypad 16-
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:

– pressing one of the preset keys from
“1” to “6” the automatic storage
process is interrupted and the station
stored with that key is tuned

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

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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 FMAST or
AMAST band.

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“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 the “Preset scan” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 and then press it to
confirm.

During stations scan, the scanned one
is highlighted in the stored stations
window and corresponding low-bar
button too. During operations the
string “Preset Scan” is displayed in
the main window.

Scanning will be interrupted by press­ing knob 15-fig. 1 again (by taking
care to be positioned onto the “Preset
Scan” graphic key), or by selecting a
station previously memorized.

“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 the “Band scan” function on,
select the “Band scan” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 then press it to con-
firm.

During scanning, the display will
show “Band Scan”.

Scanning will be interrupted by press­ing knob 15-fig. 1 again (by taking
care to be positioned onto the “Preset
Scan” graphic key), or by selecting a
station previously memorized.

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LOC/DX function

(tuner sensitivity adjustment)

With this function it is possible to
change the sensitivity of automatic ra­dio 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, select the “LOC/DX” func­tion with the knob 15-fig. 1 and then
press it repeatedly. The abbreviation
of the sensitivity chosen will be shown
on the display:

– LOC = low sensitivity;

– DX = high sensitivity.

“Radio setup” FUNCTION

To turn on the “Radio Setup” func­tion, select the “Radio Setup” icon
with the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it
to confirm. 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 fig. 9:

– Mono/Stereo

– PTY-Prg. Type

– RDS

– Regional.
Choosing and confirming “OK”, goes

back to the previous screen storing the
adjustments set. Pressing “ESC” 14-
fig. 1 goes back to the previous screen
resuming the settings stored previ­ously.

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Mono/Stereo function

To pass from “Mono” to “Stereo” or
vice versa, select “Mono/Stereo” by
turning the knob 15-fig. 1 and press
it to confirm. This function is only
available on FM band.

When stereo reception is on the dis­play shows “STEREO”, when it is off
the display shows “MONO”.

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

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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 knob 15-
fig. 1, then press it to confirm; 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 15-fig. 1.
To choose a type of programme, press
the knob after choosing the type.

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

The list of PTY programmes is the
following:

–

NONE

– NEWS

– AFFAIRS

– INFO

– SPORT

– EDUCATION

– DRAMA

– CULTURE

– SCIENCE

– VARIED

– 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
previously in the “Tuning” para-
graph.

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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“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 knob 15-fig. 1 and press it.

When the “RDS” function is on, the
display shows the string with tuned
station name and the symbol “✓” is
shown near the corresponding icon.

Regional function

This function enables or disables a
RDS regional service.

To turn the “Regional” function
on/off, select the “Regional” function
by turning the knob 15-fig. 1 and
then press it to confirm. This function
is only available on FM band. The
display shows

– “DISABLED”

or

– “ENABLED”.

OK

Choosing and confirming “OK” with
the knob 15-fig. 1, goes back to the
previous screen storing the adjustments
set. Pressing “ESC” 14-fig. 1 goes
back to the previous screen resuming
the settings stored previously.

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“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)

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

Select the “Audio setup” function
from the main menu of one of the au­dio sources by turning and pressing
the knob 15-fig. 1. In this way access
to first level menu is provided.

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The adjustments available are fig. 10:

– Bass

– Treble

– Balance/Fader

– Loudness

– Equalizer

– Auto Vol. Cont.

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Choosing and confirming “OK”, goes
back to the previous screen storing the
adjustments set. Pressing “ESC” 14-
fig. 1 goes back to the previous screen
resuming the settings stored previ­ously.

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fig. 10

Bass (Bass adjustment)

Proceed as follows:

– select the “Bass” function by turn­ing and pressing the knob 15-fig. 1;

– turn the knob 15-fig. 1 right to in­crease the bass tones or left to reduce
them.

At the end, press the knob 15-fig. 1
to confirm setting and continue with
the other parameter settings.

Treble (Treble adjustment)

Proceed as follows:

– select the “Treble” function by turn­ing and pressing the knob 15-fig. 1;

– turn the knob 15-fig. 1 right to in­crease the treble tones or left to reduce
them.

At the end, press the knob 15-fig. 1
to confirm setting and continue with
the other parameter settings.

Balance/Fader function

(sound distribution)

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

To adjust sound distribution, proceed
as follows fig. 11:

– choose the “Balance/Fader” func­tion by turning and pressing the knob
15-fig. 1; the display will show the
screen in fig. 11

– select the “Balance” function by
turning the knob 15-fig. 1 and press
it to confirm;

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– turn the knob 15-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 15-fig. 1 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 15-fig. 1 and press it to con­firm the setting and to go back to the
previous screen. If “ESC” 14-fig. 1 is
pressed, you go back to the previous
screen with the settings stored previ­ously.

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Loudness function

The “Loudness” 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
it with the knob 15-fig. 1 and then
press to confirm. The function status
(on or off) is shown on the display by
wording “YES” or “NO”.

Equalizer function

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 fig. 12:

– PRESET = standard setting

– ROCK = setting for Rock music

– JAZZ = setting for Jazz music

– CLASSIC = setting for classical mu­sic

– MANUAL = personalised settings.

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fig. 12

To activate the chosen setting, proceed
as follows:

– choose and confirm the “Equalizer”
function by turning and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1;

– turn the knob 15-fig. 1 again to se­lect the setting chosen, then press it to
confirm.

The equalizer setting active is shown
on the display.

Changing the treble and bass settings
will cause the equalizer to be switched
off; the window with the preset equal­izer curves will disappear, whereas the
“Equalizer” graphic key will remain
ON.

Manual equalizer function

To change the MANUAL setting and
to adjust manually the 5 equalizer fre­quency bands, proceed as follows:

– select “Manual” with the knob 15-
fig. 1 and press it to confirm; the dis­play will show the screen in fig. 13;

– turn the knob 15-fig. 1 again to se­lect the frequency band to be ad­justed, then confirm by pressing it;

– adjust the band selected turning the
knob 15-fig. 1, the press it to confirm;

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– after adjusting all the bands, choose
and confirm “OK” by pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1 to go back to the pre­vious screen. If “ESC” 14-fig. 1 is
pressed, you go back to the previous
screen with the settings stored previ­ously.

When any tailored equalizer setting
has been set, the “MANUAL” writing
will appear on the display, and both
treble and bass cannot be set.

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OK

Select “OK” by turning and pressing
the knob 15-fig. 1 to enter and store
the settings.

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Auto Vol. Cont. function

(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 car, 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)

– 2

– 3

– 4

– 5

– 6

– 7

(max).

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

– select the “Reg. Autom. Vol.” func­tion by turning the knob 15-fig. 1
and press it to confirm;

– turn the knob 15-fig. 1 again to se-
lect a setting or turn the function off,
then press the knob 15-fig. 1.

The display shows the current status
of the function.

OK

Select “OK” by turning and pressing
the knob 15-fig. 1 to enter and store
the settings.

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CD MODE

6

Shue

Prog

Scan

Compression

CD setup

Audio setup

IMPORTANT Never use 8 cm audio
or MP3 CDs, even with the special
adapter, since this format damages
the system.

Choosing the CD source will display a
screen with the following options fig.
14:

– Shuffle

– Prog

– Scan

– Compression

– CD setup

– Audio setup.

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At the bottom of the screen are shown
the functions that can be activated
through the corresponding multifunc­tion keys 17-fig. 1 on the front panel:

– FM allows audio source change
through the following loop FM1,
FM2, FM3, FMAST, FM1….

– AM allows audio source change
through the following loop MW, LW,
AMAST, MW…

– CD activates CD
– CDC activates CD Changer
– RPT enables the Repeat function:

Repeat one (repeat one track)/Repeat
all (repeat all tracks)/No Repeat off
(repeat function off)

– TA traffic information on/off.

The main screen shows also the fol­lowing information fig. 14:

– audio source (CD);

– CD name, only if the CD when in­serted has been “named”;

– TA wording if the TA function (traf­fic announcement) is enabled;

– number of the track being played;

– current status of CD source (play,
pause, stop);

– CD time information;

– the numbers of the next 9 tracks
that will be played and symbol “

§

if there are more than 9 tracks; with
the Shuffle function on (for random
playing sequence), the first 9 CD
tracks of the random numeric se­quence are displayed.

”

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fig. 14

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If the CD is not inserted, is illegible or
is not an audio CD, the display will
show the message “No CD” or “No
CD-DA” and all CD/CDC icon keys
are disabled.

Press respectively “
“˙˙” 6-fig. 1 to play the previous or
the next track on the CD.

To stop playing a CD, long press on
key “

˙/II” 9-fig. 1. To pause a CD,

short press on button “˙/II” 9-fig. 1.
To resume playing a CD, repeat the
short press on key “˙/II” 9-fig. 1.

To eject the CD from the slot 7-
fig. 1 press key 8-fig. 1.

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” 5-fig. 1 or

¯¯

“Shuffle” FUNCTION
(RANDOM PLAYING)

To turn the “Shuffle” function on/off,
select it by turning the knob 15-
fig. 1 and then press it to confirm.

When the Shuffle function is on, the
display shows “SHUFFLE” and sym­bol “✓” is shown near the corre­sponding icon.

With this function on, the CD tracks
are played in random sequence. To
turn off this function, press knob 15-

fig. 1 again.

“Prog” FUNCTION

To turn the “Prog” function on/off, ro­tate knob 15-fig. 1 and then press it af­ter selecting the function. This function
can only be selected with CD or CDC
at STOP.

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

“Prog” icon key is disabled if no pro­grammed list has been entered.

When list has been programmed and
programmed list playing has been
chosen, symbol “✓” is shown near the
corresponding icon.

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“Scan” FUNCTION
(BRIEF PLAYBACK)

The “Scan” function is turned on/off
selecting the relevant icon key with
the knob 15-fig. 1 and pressing it.

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

Press the knob 15-fig. 1 again to turn
the function off.

“Compression” FUNCTION

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

To turn this function on/off, select the
“Compression” icon with the knob
15-fig. 1 and press it.

When the “Compression” function is
on, symbol “✓” is shown near the cor­responding icon.

“CD setup” FUNCTION

Select the “CD setup” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it to access
the CD setup menu fig. 17:

– Time mode

– CD Prog

– CD name

– OK.

Time mode

The “Time mode” function defines
time information about the CD shown
on the display:

–

TRACK ELAPSED TIME (time elapsed

from start of track)

–

TOTAL ELAPSED TIME (total time

elapsed from start of CD)

–

TOTAL REMAINING TIME (total re-

maining time to the end of CD)

To choose an option, select “OK” with
the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it.

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CD Prog

Select the “CD Prog” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it 15-fig. 1
to access the CD Prog function menu
fig. 18:

– Select

– Delete

– Delete all

– OK.

While playing a CD this icon key is
disabled, regardless of the “Prog”
function status (on/off); the icon key
will return active when you stop the
CD.

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Select

“Select” icon enables to define CD
track playing sequence. To turn the
function on, select the icon rotating
the knob 15-fig. 1 and pressing it;
this way access to numeric sequence
box is provided. Turn the knob 15-
fig. 1 to select the required number
corresponding to the first track of the
CD you want to listen to, then press it
15-fig. 1 to confirm. Proceed in the
same way to programme the sequence
of the other tracks. Press “ESC” 14-
fig. 1 to quit.

To store the chosen sequence, select
“OK” with the knob 15-fig. 1 and
then press it.

Delete

“Delete” icon enables to clear off the
last stored track.

This key is disabled if the sequence is
empty.

To turn the function on, select
“Delete” icon rotating the knob 15-

fig. 1 and pressing it.

Delete all

“Delete all” icon enables to delete the
entire track list stored.

This key is disabled if the sequence is
empty.

To turn the function on, select “Delete
all” icon rotating the knob 15-fig. 1
and pressing it.

OK

To confirm the chosen option, select
“OK” with the knob 15-fig. 1 and
then press it.

During the operations available in the
“CD Prog” function, buttons 5, 6 and
9-fig. 1 are disabled.

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fig. 18

CD name

This function can be selected only if a
Compact Disc is inserted.

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

“CD name” function allows to name
max. 10 CDs with 20 characters max.

Selecting the “CD name” function by
rotating the knob 15-fig. 1 and press­ing it goes to next menu fig. 19:

– Name

– CD Prog

– Delete

– Delete name

– OK.

Name

Select “Name” icon with the knob 15­fig. 1 and press it to confirm, in this

way you go to a screen showing an al­phanumeric sequence fig. 20 to be
used to name the CD inserted. Pro­ceed as follows:

– select the first letter rotating the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it to confirm;

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

– select and press “OK” to confirm
the CD name.

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

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

CD Prog

Selecting “CD Prog” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 and pressing it gives
access to a menu similar to the one
shown in fig. 18 with the option to as­sociate a name to a preset track se­quence.

Proceed as described before.

While playing a CD this icon key is
disabled, regardless of the “Prog”
function status (on/off); the icon key
will return active when you stop the
CD.

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Delete

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“Delete” icon enables to clear the CD
name.

To turn the function on, select
“Delete” icon rotating the knob 15-
fig. 1 and pressing it.

Delete name

“Delete name” icon enables to delete
a previously stored sequence name.

To turn the function on, select “Delete
name” icon rotating the knob 15-fig.
1 and pressing it.

OK

To confirm your choices, select the
“OK” icon with the knob 15-fig. 1
and press it; the name and the associ-

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ated sequence are stored.

IMPORTANT In case of buffer full, a
warning message “WARNING, CD
DIRECTORY FULL” will be dis­played to point out the problem. The
user shall have to delete some previ­ously stored CD names.

“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)

To access the audio setup menu while
listening to a CD, select the “Audio
setup” icon with the knob 15-
fig. 1 and press it to confirm.

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

CD-CHANGER
MODE (if installed)

IMPORTANT Never use 8 cm audio
or MP3 CDs, even with the special
adapter, since this format damages
the system.

The CD-changer cannot play CDs in
the MP3 format.

If the multiple CD player is installed,
selecting CDC source (CD-Changer),
the following functions are displayed
fig. 21:

– Shuffle

– Prog

– Scan

– Compression

– CDC setup

– Audio setup.

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fig. 21

The CONNECT Nav+ system can

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control 10 CDs.

At the bottom of the screen are
shown the functions that can be acti­vated through the corresponding mul­tifunction keys 16-fig. 1 on the CON­NECT Nav+ system:

– FM allows audio source change
through the following loop FM1,
FM2, FM3, FMAST, FM1….

– AM allows audio source change
through the following loop MW, LW,
AMAST, MW…

– CD activates CD

– CDC activates CD Changer

– 1 …10 selects the corresponding
CD in the multiple player (only the
keys corresponding to the actual CDs
inside the player are active)

– >> o << enables to display, like
icon keys, the next or previous 5 CDS
contained in the CD Changer.

– RPT enables the Repeat function:

Repeat one (repeat one track) / Re­peat CD (repeat all CD tracks) / Re­peat all (repeat all CD tracks con­tained in the CD-Changer) / No Re­peat (repeat function off).

The main screen shows also the fol-

lowing information fig. 22:

– number of the track being played;
– CD name, only if the CD when in-

serted has been named;

– TA wording if the TA-Traff. Ann
function (traffic announcement) is en­abled;

– number of the track being played;

– current status of CDC source (play,
pause, stop);

– CD time information;

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– the numbers of the next 9 tracks

that will be played and symbol “§”

if there are more than 9 tracks; with
the Shuffle function on (for random
playing sequence), the first 10 CD
tracks of the random numeric se­quence are displayed.

Selecting the CD-Changer, playback
starts from the last CD heard previ­ously or from the first CD following
the last one being heard (if this one
was removed) present in the loader.
To change the current CD use the
keypad buttons 16-fig. 1 correspond­ing to 1….5. To hear the previous or
next track of the current CD respec­tively press buttons “

” 5-fig. 1 or

¯¯

“˙˙” 6-fig. 1.

If the selected CD is not in the loader,
the relevant button is disabled.

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To stop the CD, press briefly button
“

˙/II” 9-fig. 1. To restart CD playing,

press briefly again button “˙/II”
9-fig. 1. To pause the CD player press
continuously button “˙/II” 9-fig. 1;
press it briefly to resume playing ex­actly from the point where it was in­terrupted.

– After “CD stop” or “CD pause”, if
the CD played by the CD-Changer
has been removed (also temporary),
playing will restart from first track of
default CD (*).

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– After “CD stop” or “CD pause”, no
CD will start playing and the string
“NO CD” will be displayed if all the
CDs have been removed from the CD­Changer.

(*) The first available CD (increasing
numeric order) starting from the previ­ously played one is considered as default
CD.

“Shuffle” FUNCTION
(RANDOM PLAYING)

To turn the “Shuffle” function on/off,
select it and then turn and press the
knob 15-fig. 1.

For the description of this function re­fer to the relevant paragraph in sec­tion “CD MODE”.

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“Prog” FUNCTION

To turn the “Prog” function on/off, ro­tate the knob 15-fig. 1 and then press
it after selecting the function.

This function enables or disables
playback of user’s previously pro­grammed track list (see “CDC setup”
functions).

“Prog” icon key is disabled if no
programmed list has been entered
(see “CDC SETUP" functions).

When list has been programmed and
programmed list playing has been
chosen, symbol “✓” is shown near the
corresponding icon.

“Scan” FUNCTION
(BRIEF PLAYBACK)

The “Scan” function is turned on/off
selecting the relevant icon key with
the knob 15-fig. 1 and pressing it.

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

To turn the function off, select the
“Scan” icon key and press the knob

15-fig. 1 again

“Compression” FUNCTION

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

To turn this function on/off, select the
“Compression” icon key with the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it.

When the “Compression” function is
on, symbol “✓” is shown near the cor­responding icon.

“CDC setup” FUNCTION

Select the “CDC setup” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it to to ac-
cess the CDC setup menu fig. 23:

– CD Prog

– CD name

– OK.

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Prog CD

Select the “Prog CD” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it to access
the CDC Programming function
menu fig. 24:

– Select

– Delete

– Delete all

– OK.

While playing a CD this icon key is
disabled, regardless of the “Prog”
function status (on/off); the icon key
will return active when you stop the
CD.

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Select

“Select” icon enables to define CD
track playing sequence. To turn the
function on, select the icon rotating
the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it; this
way access to numeric sequence box
is provided. Turn the knob 15-fig. 1
to select the required number corre­sponding to the first track of the CD
you want to listen to, then press knob
15-fig. 1 to confirm. Proceed in the
same way to programme the sequence
of the other tracks.

Press “ESC” 14-fig. 1 to quit.

To store the chosen sequence, select
“OK” with the knob 15-fig. 1 and
press it.

Delete

“Delete” icon enables to clear off the
last stored track.

This key is disabled if the sequence is
empty.

To turn the function on, select
“Delete” icon rotating the knob 15-
fig. 1 and then press it.

Delete all

“Delete all” icon enables to delete the
entire track list stored.

This key is disabled if the sequence is
empty.

To turn the function on, select “Delete
all” icon rotating the knob 15-fig. 1
and then press it.

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fig. 24

OK

To confirm the chosen option, select
“OK” with the knob 15-fig. 1 and
press it.

During the operations available in the
“CDC Prog” function, buttons 5, 6
and 9-fig. 1 are disabled.

When removing the Compact Disc
from the multiple player or changing
the CD sequence, a new playback se­quence shall be programmed.

CD name

This function can be selected only if a
Compact Disc is inserted in the mul­tiple player.

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

“CD name” function allows to name
max. 10 CDs with 20 characters max.

For the description of the different
functions, refer to “CD Mode”.

“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)

To access the audio setup menu while
listening to a CD, select the “Audio
setup” icon rotating the knob 15-fig.
1 and press it to confirm.

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

MP3 MODE

CONNECT Nav+ can recognize the
type of Compact Disc inserted. During
the reading procedure to recognize the
disk the display shows “Reading
CD...”. If the inserted CD is a MP3
one, a specific control is activated.

IMPORTANT Never use 8 cm audio
or MP3 CDs, even with the special
adapter, since this format damages
the system.

IMPORTANT CONNECT Nav+
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 31 char­acters.

Characters: blank, ’ (apostrophe), (
and ) (open and closed brackets) are
not admitted in MP3 track names.
When creating MP3 CD you must not
use these characters to name files oth­erwise CONNECT Nav+ will not be
able to play it.

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Since a full MP3 CD could hypothet-

6

Warning: the system will manage only

the rst 999 tracks on the MP3 CD.

6

ically include many 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. 25
“Warning: the system will manage
only the first 999 tracks on the MP3
CD”; This warning will be closed af­ter set time or upon pressing the knob
15-fig. 1 or “ESC” 14-fig. 1.

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.

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CONNECT Nav+ allows storing a
max. number of 10 playlists; 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, CON­NECT Nav+ 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.

If recorded MP3 CD was not sampled
at right frequency, playback is imme­diately stopped and the display shows
the following message: “The current
track was sampled with a format
which is not compatible with the
reader. It cannot be read by the sys­tem” fig. 26.

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
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 for-

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

CDs (DirectCD

TM

or INCDTM);

– files in WMATMor Atrac3TMrenamed
as .mp3, cannot be played.

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fig. 25

fig. 26

MAIN SCREEN OPTIONS

6

Direct Selection

Dene Playlist

Playlist

Compression

Scan

Shue

Audio setup

AND FUNCTIONS

The main screen contains the follow­ing functions fig. 27:

– Direct selection

– Define Playlist

– Playlist

– Compression

– Scan

– Shuffle– Audio setup.

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At the bottom of the screen are shown
the functions that can be activated by
pressing the corresponding multi­function keys 16-fig. 1 on the CON­NECT Nav+ system:

– FM allows audio source change
through the following loop FM1,
FM2, FM3, FMAST, FM1….

– AM allows audio source change
through the following loop LW, MW,
AMAST, MW…

– CD activates CD
– CDC activates CD Changer
– RPT enables the Repeat function:

Repeat one (repeat one track)/Repeat
all (repeat all tracks)/Repeat off (re­peat function off)

– TA traffic information on/off.

The main screen shows also the fol­lowing information:

– audio source (MP3);

– name of the file or piece of music (if
any);

– author;

– SHUFFLE, REPEAT… according
to the active function;

– played track number;

– current status of MP3 CD source
(play, pause, stop);

– playback time info;

– list of available tracks.

To stop the MP3 CD, press briefly
“˙/II” 9-fig. 1. To restart playing,
press briefly again ““˙/II” 9-fig. 1.
To pause the MP3 CD, press continu­ously ““˙/II” 9-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 7-fig. 1 press but-
ton 8-fig. 1.

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“Direct selection” FUNCTION

Use the Direct Selection option to en­ter fast track selection mode.

Turn knob 15-fig. 1 to scroll through
the number of positions equivalent to
each track and confirm by pressing
the knob to start playing.

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“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 folder. This function
is described in detail in a specific
paragraph below.

“Define playlist” icon key is disabled
when a MP3 CD is playing, you must
stop CD playing to enable it.

“Playlist” FUNCTION

The “Playlist” function enables or dis­ables playback of user’s previously
programmed track list. To turn this
function on/off, select the corre­sponding icon with the knob 15-fig.
1 and then press it to confirm.

When the “Playlist” function is on,
symbol “✓” is shown near the corre­sponding icon.

When inserting a MP3 CD coupled to
a playlist the “Playlist” function is en­abled automatically and symbol “✓”
will be displayed; otherwise the
playlist function is disabled automat­ically and symbol “✓” near the icon
will disappear.

The icon key is disabled when a MP3
CD is playing, independently from
“Playlist” function en­abling/disabling; stop the CD to en­able the icon key.

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“Compression” FUNCTION

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

To turn this function on/off, select the
“Compression” icon with the knob
15-fig. 1 and press it.

When the “Compression” function is
on, symbol “✓” is shown near the cor­responding icon.

“Scan” FUNCTION
(BRIEF PLAYBACK)

The “Scan” function is turned on/off
selecting the relevant icon key with
the knob 15-fig. 1 and pressing it.

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).

To turn the function off, select the
“Scan” icon and press the knob 15-

fig. 1 again.

“Shuffle” FUNCTION
(RANDOM PLAYING)

To turn the “Shuffle” function on/off,
turn the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it
after selecting the function.

When the Shuffle function is on, the
display shows “SHUFFLE”.

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

To turn the function off, select the
“Shuffle” icon and press the knob 15-

fig. 1 again.

“Audio setup” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)

To access the audio setup menu while
listening to a MP3 CD, select the
“Setup” icon rotating the knob 15-
fig. 1 and press it to confirm.

For the description of the different
functions available in the menu, refer
to the corresponding paragraph in
section “RADIO MODE”.

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PLAYING THE PLAYLIST

6

Direct Selection

Dene Playlist

Playlist

Compression

Scan

Shue

Audio setup

6

Direct Selection

Dene Playlist

Playlist

Compression

Scan

Shue

Audio setup

6

Direct Selection

Dene Playlist

Playlist

Compression

Scan

Shue

Audio setup

6

Direct Selection

Den Playlist

Playlist

Compression

Scan

Shue

Audio setup

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

The main screen shows also the fol­lowing information:

– audio source (MP3);

– when available, author and song
name fig. 28, or file name fig. 29;

– current track number fig. 28;

– current status of MP3 CD source
(play fig. 28, pause fig. 30, stop fig.

31);

– playback time info;

– list of available tracks;

– SHUFFLE, REPEAT… according

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to the active function.

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Icon keys on the right of the screen
are all enabled, excluding “Define
playlist” and “Playlist” under “Play”
and “Pause” conditions fig. 28 and
30; stop the MP3 CD (“Stop”) to en­able these two functions fig. 31.

fig. 29

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When playing MP3 CD, buttons
“

¯¯” 5-fig. 1 and “˙˙” 6-fig. 1 on

the left of the CONNECT Nav+ key­pad, perform the following functions:

– with short push skips to previ­ous/next track in playlist;

– with long push skips 10 tracks
back/forward in playlist.

Starting from “Stop” state (stop
playing by pressing “

˙/II” 9-fig. 1,

user can modify the playlist by means
of the “Define playlist” function or set
a track sequence by means of the
“Playlist” function. It is then possible
to play the MP3 CD by pressing again
“˙/II” 9-fig. 1 (“Play” key).

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fig. 28

fig. 30

fig. 31

PLAYING MP3 CD

When a MP3 CD (to which a play list
has not been matched previously) is
put into the player, the radio naviga­tion system will start playing auto­matically from the first piece of the
first folder available in the CD, then
it will go on in a sequence. After all of
the pieces found in a folder have been
played, the pieces found in the next
folder of the CD will be played.

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 also the fol­lowing information:

– audio source (MP3);

– when available, author and song
name fig. 28, or file name fig. 29;

– current track number fig. 28;

– current status of MP3 CD source
(play fig. 28, pause fig. 30, stop fig.

31);

– CD time information;

– list of available tracks;

– TA, SHUFFLE, REPEAT… ac­cording to the active function.

Icon keys on the right of the screen are
all enabled, excluding “Define
playlist” and “Playlist” under “Play”
and “Pause” conditions fig. 28 and
30; stop the MP3 CD (“Stop”) fig. 31
to enable these two functions.

When playing MP3 CD, buttons
“

¯¯” 5-fig. 1 and “˙˙” 6-fig. 1 on

the left of the CONNECT Nav+ key­pad, perform the following functions:

– pressing the keys briefly will allow
you to shift to the previous/following
piece of the play list; shifting from one
section of the CD to the next one will
involve displaying the name of the
new folder for a few instants;

– with long push skips to previ­ous/next 10 track with respect to one
being played (provided the folder is
not empty). Should there be in the
folder 10 tracks preceding or follow­ing the track being played then, skip
to first track of the previous or next
folder with respect to the one being
played will take place. During this op­eration the name of the new folder is
displayed for five seconds.

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Starting from “Stop” state (stop play­ing by pressing “˙/II” 9-fig. 1, user
can create or modify the playlist (if
any) by means of the “Define
playlist” function or set a track se­quence by means of the “Playlist”
function. It is then possible to play the
MP3 CD by pressing again “˙/II” 9-
fig. 1 (“Play” key).

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DEFINE PLAYLIST
FUNCTION

The “Define playlist” function enables
to create a playlist.

Select “Define Playlist” function on

the main screen by rotating the knob
15-fig. 1 and then press it to confirm.
In this way you go to a window dis­playing the following functions fig.
32:

– Add
– Info
– Start of list
– End of list
– View Playlist
– OK.

The left side of the screen displays
(folder-organized) MP3 CD structure.
Max. 10 rows with all the folders and
file names are displayed. To scroll
names, press the multifunction key
16-fig. 1 symbols “▲” and “▼” at the
bottom of the screen.

The top of the screen shows the
number of selected tracks in playlist
(100 max.).

At the bottom of the screen are
shown the functions that can be acti­vated through the corresponding mul­tifunction keys 16-fig. 1 on the CON-
NECT Nav+ system:

– “▲” and “▼” allow to scroll
up/down between folders and tracks
shown on the screen. Arrows are
greyed when reaching the top or the
bottom of the list.

– allows to skip to next folders
(greyed when positioned on the last
folder of the list)

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fig. 32

– allows to skip to previous fold-

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ers (greyed when positioned on the
first folder of the list)

To define the playlist proceed as fol-

lows:

– select the preferred track scrolling

the available ones pressing buttons
“▲” or “▼” on the keypad 16-fig. 1.

– press the knob 15-fig. 1 to con-

firm.

Proceed in the same way for all the

tracks you want to add to the playlist.

When the max. limit is reached (100
max.), the display will show the fol­lowing message: “Playlist is complete.
Eliminate at least one track in order
to enter the current track” fig. 34.

To store settings, select “OK” with
the knob 15-fig. 1 and press the knob
15-fig. 1.

Pressing “ESC” 14-fig. 1 takes back
to MP3 mode main screen, loosing set
modifications.

During “Define playlist” operations,
buttons 5, 6 and 9 fig. 1 are disabled.

Changing mode without abandoning
“Define playlist” menu, on the screen
section dedicated to AUDIO info ap­pears the message “MP3 Def.” (in the
middle of the main screen fig. 35 or
in top right box).

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fig. 35

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“Add” function

The “Add” function enables to add
single tracks or folders to playlist. 100
tracks max. can be added to a
playlist; when this limit is reached the
“Add” icon key is greyed. If this limit
is exceeded loading a folder, only per­mitted tracks are added.

To turn the “Add” function on, select
the corresponding icon by rotating the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it to con-
firm.

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“Info” function

“Info” function shows a screen fig. 37
displaying the file name, the author
and the title of the song.

This function reminds the user the
contents of a file.

To turn the “Info” function on, select
the corresponding icon by rotating the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it to con-
firm.

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“Start of list” function

“Start of list” function goes to first
folder of MP3 CD.

To turn the “Start of list” function on,
select the corresponding icon by ro­tating the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it
to confirm.

“End of list” function

“End of list” function goes to last
folder of MP3 CD.

To turn the “End of list” function on,
select the corresponding icon by ro­tating the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it
to confirm.

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fig. 37

“View Playlist” function

“View Playlist” function recalls a new

screen containing playlist tracks fig.

38.

To turn the “View Playlist” function

on, select the corresponding icon by
rotating the knob 15-fig. 1 and press
it to confirm.

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The screen displays the following

functions:

– Delete
– Delete all
– Info
– Start of list
– End of list
– Def. Playlist (define playlist)
– OK.

On the left side of the screen the
playlist files are displayed; max. 10
rows are displayed. To scroll file
names, press the multifunction key
16-fig. 1 symbols “▲” and “▼” at the
bottom of the screen.

The top of the screen shows the num­ber of stored tracks in playlist.

The multifunction key 16-fig. 1
symbols “▲” and “▼” allow to scroll
up/down the playlist files; when on
the last file, key “▼” is greyed; in the
same way, when on the first file, key
“▲” is greyed.

To store settings and return to “De­fine playlist” screen, select “OK” with
the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it.

Pressing “ESC” 14-fig. 1 takes back
to “Define playlist” screen without
saving settings.

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“Delete” function

Selecting the “Delete” icon with the
knob 15-fig. 1 and confirming it with
“ENTER” 15-fig. 1 deletes the cur­rent selected track from the playlist.
To select the track to delete use keys
“

▲” and “▼” on keypad 16-fig. 1.

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“Delete all” function

Selecting the “Delete all” icon with
the knob 15-fig. 1 and pressing it to
confirm deletes the entire playlist.
MP3 main screen is displayed and
“Playlist” icon is disabled since there
is no playlist available.

“Info” function

“Info” function displays a screen
showing the selected file name, the
author and the title of the song.

This function reminds the user the
contents of a file.

To turn the “Info” function on, select
the corresponding icon by rotating the
knob 15-fig. 1 and press it to con-
firm.

To select the required file use keys
“

▲” and “▼” on the keypad 16-

fig. 1.

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“Start of list” function

“Start of list” function goes to first
playlist track.

To turn the “Start of list” function on,
select the corresponding icon by ro­tating the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it
to confirm.

“End of list” function

“End of list” function goes to last
playlist track.

To turn the “End of list” function on,
select the corresponding icon by ro­tating the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it
to confirm.

“Def. playlist” function

Selecting “Def. playlist” function with
the knob 15-fig. 1 and pressing “EN­TER” to confirm 15-fig. 1, recalls au­tomatically the “Define playlist”
screen. For the description of the dif­ferent functions available in this
screen, see previous specifications in
the corresponding paragraph.

“OK” icon key

To save modifications set in “View
playlist”, select “OK” with the
knob15-fig. 1 and press it to confirm.
Saving takes back to “Define playlist”
screen.

To save “Define playlist” modifica­tions, select “OK” with the knob 15-
fig. 1 and press it to confirm.

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CELLULAR TELEPHONE WITH VOICE COMMANDS

The CONNECT Nav+ is fitted with a
Dual Band GSM cellular telephone
with handfree feature.

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.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

The cellular telephone has the follow­ing 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 num­bers 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

– manual number dialling

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– DTMF setting (Dual Tone Multi

Frequent Numbers

Ph/Book

Messages

Last Calls

Memo

Wap

set

Frequency) to repeat dialling and in­hibit the own identification number
transmission

– selection of network provider

– setting volume and tone of incom­ing calls

– displaying the remaining credit for
a pre-paid SIM card (if provided for
by the telephone company)

– 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:

– turn ignition key to ON;
– short push on “TEL” button 19-fig.

1 on front panel.

The display shows the telephone
mode “main screen” fig. 39 that pro­vides the following information:

– Time.

– GSM field strength. If telephone
mode is “switched off” the display
shows “TEL OFF”. 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…”.

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

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

– Active AUDIO source information.

– “TEL” string to indicate that tele­phone module is currently active.

– A box to input telephone number
with “DIAL NUMBER” string.

– An icon key: “Delete” to clear off
the telephone number input in the
box.

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– A vertical menu featuring the fol-

Frequent Numbers

Ph/Book

Messages

Last Calls

Memo

Wap

set

Andrea

00000

Call in progress

lowing icon keys:

Frequent numbers: used to
manage the frequently dialled
number list.

Phone book: manages the data­base of names/phone numbers.

Messages: used to read and send
short text messages.

Last calls: gives access to a list of
the last incoming/outgoing calls.

Memo: manages voicemail box.
WAP: gives access to WAP service

(Wireless Access Protocol).
Settings: used to modify phone

settings.

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If CONNECT Nav+ is already on
(e.g.: audio mode), to enter the tele­phone mode proceed as follows:

– press shortly button
display will show for few seconds the

3-fig. 1, the

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last dialled number;

– press again button

3-fig. 1 to

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start the phone call.

When call is in progress, the display
shows the status as in fig. 40:

– Current telephone status (“call in
progress”).

– Conversation time of the active
call.

– Remaining credit (if provided for
by the telephone company).

– Called or incoming telephone
number (if available by the provider).

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– 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…

Press “ESC” 14-fig. 1 to return to
main telephone screen.

– A long push on “TEL” button 19-
fig. 1 switches off (the display shows
an hourglass during this operation)
the telephone mode (TEL OFF). To
switch it on again, a short push on the
same button will be required.

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fig. 40

INSERTING

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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 11-fig. 1:

– press button 10-fig. 1 and remove
the SIM slot;

– put the SIM cards into the special
recess by following the shaping of the
seat, with the golden part facing up­wards.

Correct card insertion is confirmed by
the prompt to type the card PIN code
fig. 41 (if enabled).

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 for removing the SIM
card correctly, press exclusively key
A-fig. 40a placed on right-hand side
of SIM card. In case extraction oper­ation is not carried out correctly fig.
40b, the SIM container might get
damaged.

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 19­fig. 1 or turn the CONNECT Nav+
system off using the “ON” button
17-fig. 1. In the event of faults due
to removing the SIM card with the
phone working, normal operation
will be resumed switching the sys­tem 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 CONNECT Nav+ 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” key 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

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enabled on that SIM card and PIN
code has never been inserted before.

– When the user tries to make a non­emergency 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.

– When “TEL” 19-fig. 1 or
3-fig. 1 is pushed and a SIM card is in­serted into the SIM reader and the sys­tem is already on and PIN lock is en­abled on that SIM card.

To enter the PIN code (between 4 and
8 digits) use the multifunction buttons
16-fig. 1 at the bottom of the display
and confirm by pressing knob 15-fig.

1. Entered digits are shown by aster­isks on the display fig. 41.

If a PIN code digit needs to be cor­rected, press “ESC” 14-fig. 1 to delete
it and write it again correctly.

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key

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.) will always be enabled; in
this case only input box and 0-9 but­tons will be available on the display.

IMPORTANT After three 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.

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INCOMING CALLS

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Whichever is the CONNECT Nav+
system active mode, when an external
telephone call comes in, a dialog box
will be overlapped fig. 42 on the cur­rent window that shows the following
information:

– call from:
– name of the calling party (if avail-

able in the directory);

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

– animated icon which is associated
to the ringer sound;

– accept or refuse.

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To accept the call, proceed as fol-

lows:

– short push on button £3-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 £3-fig. 1; the system
returns automatically to the previous
mode and the display shows the rele­vant status.

To refuse the call, proceed as fol­lows:

– long push on button £3-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 disap­pears and ring stops also if the line is
unwillingly lost.

OUTGOING CALLS
To start a call, proceed as follows:

– enter the telephone mode as previ­ously described;

– dial the required number using the
12 bottom key corresponding to
digit/characters;

– in the event that an international
code number is to be used (“+”),
press key “*/+”, or key “0” (over a
prolonged time).

– dialled number is shown in the in­put box on the display; max. 20 dig­its can be input;

– push button

3-fig. 1.

£

IMPORTANT When entering the first
digit, focus moves automatically to
“Delete” thus enabling to clear off the
inserted phone number.

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IMPORTANT Short push on “ESC”

Delete alls

Order

New entry

Dial

Frequent numbers

14-fig. 1 clears the last input digit.

– to start a call, press button
1; active screen becomes the one
shown in fig. 40.

IMPORTANT Push on bottom keys
(1-9) selects the corresponding stored
phone number (see paragraph “Fre­quent Numbers” for details).

Volume is adjusted by knob 17-
fig. 1.

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3-fig.

DIALLING A SERVICE NUMBER

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

“Frequent Numbers” FUNCTION

“Frequent numbers” function enables
to create and have quick access to a
list with the 9 most frequently dialled
phone numbers.

Choose a user whose number is iden­tified as a frequent number by turn­ing knob 15-fig.1 to the Frequent
Number option on the phone main
menu and confirm by pressing the
knob. This gives access to a submenu
with the options Select, New Item,
Sort and Delete all fig. 43.

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fig. 43

“Dial” function

Delete alls

Order

New entry

Dial

Select from frequent numbers

The “Dial” function fig. 44 enables
the user to enter the list of stored fre­quent numbers. After selecting an en­try of the list with the knob 15-fig. 1,
start the call by pushing button
3-fig. 1; active screen becomes the one

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shown in fig. 40. Select the “DIAL”
icon key by pressing the knob 15-fig.
1 to display detailed information
about selected name and number and
the icons “Call” and “Delete” fig. 45.

To call the selected number proceed
as follows:

– select the “Call” icon key rotating
the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it to con­firm;

– push button

3-fig. 1.

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To delete the selected number from
the list proceed as follows:

– select “Delete” icon rotating the
knob 15-fig. 1, a confirmation box
with “YES” - “NO” fig. 46 will come
up;

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1 and select
“YES”; all the numbers below the
deleted one are moved up by one po­sition automatically.

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

“New entry” function

“New entry” icon key is used to copy
an entry from the directory.

To copy an entry from the directory
and add it to the “Frequent numbers”
list proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1 to select
the “New entry” icon key;

– press the knob to confirm. If the list
is full (9 numbers), then the “New en­try” icon key is disabled;

– the display shows a keypad to be
used to type the desired number or

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the names stored in the directory

Delete alls

Order

New entry

Dial

Order frequent numbers

Listen V. Ph/Book

Delete V. Ph/Book

Ph/Book

Add

fig. 47.

Type-in or search as required by se­lecting the first letters of the name
with the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it
to confirm.

If the user tries to add an already ex­isting number to the “Frequent num­bers” list, the display will show the al­ready stored entry.

“Order” function

“Order” function fig. 48 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:

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– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1 to select
the “Order” icon, then press the knob
to confirm;

– select the number in position “3”
with the knob 15-fig. 1 and press it
to confirm;

– move selected number from position
“3” to “1” by rotating the knob 15-
fig. 1 then press it to store the new
position.

Delete all option

The Delete all option deletes the full
list of Frequent numbers.

“Phonebook” FUNCTION

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

– select “Phonebook” by rotating and
pressing the knob 15-fig. 1; the
screen shown is that in fig. 49, with
the following available icon keys:
“Dial”, “Add”, “Hear voice Phone­book”, “Delete voice directory” and a
list with the first items of the Phone­book.

“Dial” icon key

“Dial” icon key is used to select a di­rectory phone number.

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fig. 49

Select “Dial” by rotating and pressing

Select Phonebook entry

the knob 15-fig. 1; the display shows
the keypad, the editing box and the
list of stored names fig. 50.

The keypad on the right has the fol­lowing functionalities:

– alphanumeric characters (including
space);

– string or last entered character dele­tion;

– active list: enter a character select­ing it by rotating and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, the system searches
and displays automatically the first
stored entry, in the relevant data base,
that begins with the same letter.

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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 15-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 15-fig. 1.

The keypad includes the following characters:

AB C D E FGH I J K LM N O P Q R S T U V WXY
Z

0123456789ÇØ
Æ. , - _ ‘ ( ) ´ ` ¨ ^
°~

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 re-
quired.

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.

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After selecting “List” by rotating and

Agenda

Change

Call

Save in...

Delete

Phonebook

Name

Number

Location

Voice recognizer

Rubrica

Casella voc. già registrata

Modica

Call

Save in...

Delete

Ricon.Voc.

Directory entry

Select Phonebook entry

pressing the knob 15-fig. 1:

– the keypad disappears and an entry
of the list can be selected fig. 51; 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;

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– after selecting the required entry,
press button £3-fig. 1 to start the
call;

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– pressing the knob 15-fig. 1 takes to
a window with detailed information
about selected name and number.
Icons “Call”, “Change”, “Delete” and
“Save in..” are available on the dis­play fig. 52.

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fig. 53

fig. 54

Ph/Book

ANDREA

+39XXXXXXX

SIM Card

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

“Call”: selecting this icon key by ro­tating and pressing the knob 15-fig. 1,
starts call to the selected number; the
display goes back to “call in progress”
screen.

“Change”: selecting this icon key by
rotating and pressing the knob 15-fig.
1, it is possible to change the name,
the phone number and the relevant
voice sample. “Location” cannot be
changed fig. 53.

“Delete”: clears off a directory entry.
– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1 to select

“Delete”; a confirmation box with
“YES” -”NO” fig. 54 will come up;

– select “YES” by rotating the knob
15-fig. 1;

– press the knob to confirm; during
deleting operation the display shows
“Please wait …” then goes back to
main directory screen.

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“Save in ...”: selecting this icon by ro­tating the knob 15-fig. 1 and press­ing it to confirm fig. 55 it is possible
to perform the following:

– add the selected entry to the “Fre­quent numbers” list (if the list is full,
the key is disabled), proceed as fol­lows: rotate and press the knob 15-
fig. 1 to select “Save in frequent num­bers”, the selected entry is automati­cally added in last position of the
“Frequent numbers” list.

– copy the selected entry from the di­rectory to the SIM card and vice versa.

To copy a directory entry to the SIM
card:

– select, by turning knob 15-fig. 1,
the “Save into SIM card” graphic key,
then confirm by pressing the same;
the system will carry out a check to
verify whether an entry with the same
name exists in the SIM card (if it does,
the display will show the message
“Name already found in the SIM
card”), then it will copy the entry, by
putting the latter into the SIM card.

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To copy an entry from the SIM card

Add contact

Name

Number

Location

Voice recognizer

Add contact

to the phonebook:
– select, by turning knob 15-fig. 1,

the “Save into phonebook” graphic
key, then confirm by pressing the
same; the system will carry out a
check to verify whether an entry with
the same name exists in the diary (if
it does, the display will show the mes­sage “Name already found in the di­ary”), then it will copy the entry, by
putting the latter into the diary.

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Each directory entry is identified by
number, name and location.

If two entries have the same name
and number but different location,
both entries are added to the phone­book list.

In the entry list, a dedicated icon in­dicates entry location:

= item stored in phone

phonebook;

= item stored in SIM card.

“Previous entry” and “Next entry”:
these icons show data concerning pre­vious or next phonebook entry.

If the user is already at the first or last
position in the phonebook these but­tons are disabled.

“Add” icon key

“Add” icon enables to add a new en­try to the phonebook.

Rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select
“Add” and then press the knob to
confirm; the display shows the status
in fig. 56 and the following icon keys:
“Name”, “Number”, “Location”,
“Voice recognizer”, “OK”.

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fig. 57

“Name”: allows input of name and

Voice phonebook

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 function directory.

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, choose
“Select” and then press the knob to
confirm; the display shows the key­pad and the editing box fig. 57.

– form name and surname by select­ing letters one by one through the
knob 15-fig. 1 and pressing it to con-
firm; proceed in this way until com­pleting the entry;

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select
“OK” and then press the knob to con­firm; the display returns to screen in
fig. 56.

“Number”: allows insertion of new
phone number, proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select
“Number” and then press the knob to
confirm; the display shows the key­pad and the editing box fig. 57.

– form the number selecting digits one
by one through the knob 15-
fig. 1 and then press it to confirm;

proceed in this way until completing
the required phone number;

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select
“OK” and then press the knob to con­firm; the display returns to the screen
in fig. 56.

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

“Voice recognizer”: allows to manage
a voice sample associated to stored
names/numbers.

“OK”: confirms the insertion of the
new entry, proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select the
icon key and then press the knob to
confirm; the display shows “Please
wait…” and the system will store the
new entry in the directory.

IMPORTANT If the same name is al­ready existing, the display will show
“Name already in phonebook”.

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Voice recognition

(active only when phonebook has
been selected as stored phone
number location)

To enter this mode proceed as follows:
– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select

“Voice recognizer” and then press the
knob to confirm; the display shows
the condition in fig. 58 and the fol­lowing icon keys: “New voice com­mand”, “Delete voice command”,
“Listen to voice command”, “OK”.

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“New voice command”: activates
recording of a new voice sample, pro­ceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select the
icon key and then press the knob to
confirm;

– user is guided by appropriate mes­sages and will have to pronounce
twice the name to be recorded;

– after recording, rotate the knob 15-
fig. 1, select “OK” and then press the
knob to confirm, recorded voice sam­ple is then stored in the directory.

“Delete voice command”: allows dele­tion of a previously recorded voice
sample; proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select the
icon key and then press the knob to
confirm;

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select
“OK” and then press the knob to con­firm, the voice sample will be deleted
from the directory.

IMPORTANT This icon key is active
only if the concerned entry, in the di­rectory, is associated to a voice sam­ple as described previously.

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Center number

Enter

Dial

Messages

“Listen to voice command”: repro­duces a previously recorded voice
sample; proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select the
icon key and then press the knob to
confirm; the system will reproduce the
selected voice sample.

IMPORTANT This icon key is active
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 ending
these operations doesn’t select “OK”
and confirm by pressing the knob 15-
fig. 1 new settings will not be stored
in the directory.

“Hear voice phonebook”
icon key

This graphic key (“Listening to the
voice diary) makes it possible to re­produce all the voice samples previ­ously recorded; proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select the
icon key and then press the knob to
confirm; the system will reproduce
stored samples.

Press “ESC” 14-fig. 1 to stop as sug­gested on the display.

“Delete voice phonebook”
icon key

This icon key (Delete voice directory)
allows to clear off previously recorded
voice samples; proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select the
icon key and then press the knob to
confirm; the display will show the fol­lowing string: “Press “ENTER” to
confirm, “ESCAPE” to cancel”.

– pressing the knob 15-fig. 1 clears
off voice samples, during deletion the
display will show “Please wait…”.

– pressing “ESC” 14-fig. 1 deletion is
not performed and previous screen is
displayed.

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Center number

Enter

Dial

Select message

Delete

Display last message written

Send

“Messages” FUNCTION
(SMS - Short Message Service)

“Messages” key 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 “Enter” key is disabled.

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In this case the display shows a string
with the following warning message:
“Further SMS messages cannot be
stored or received”.

When selecting “Messages” key by ro­tating and pressing the knob 15-

fig. 1, the display shows the screen in
fig. 59 with the following icon keys:

“Dial”: to select message;

“Enter”: to compose message;

“Center number”: to specify service
center telephone number, stored in the
SIM card.

Dial

When selecting “Dial” by rotating and
pressing the knob 15-fig. 1, the dis­play shows the message list fig. 60.
There are four different message
types:

î - message stored but not sent;
í - message stored and sent;
ó - message received but not read;

ñ - message received and read.

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When the user selects a message of

Tex t

Telephone number

Ph/Book

Call

Send

Enter message

type î or í from the above list,

screen displayed is that shown in
fig. 61.

Selecting “Delete” by rotating and
pressing the knob 15-fig. 1, activates
selected message deletion. A confir­mation dialog (with YES and NO) is
shown for user confirmation; select­ing and confirming “YES” starts mes­sage deletion from SIM card.

When selecting “Send” by rotating
the knob 15-fig. 1 and then pressing
it to confirm:

– the message is sent; on the display
appears the string “User information”
– “Please wait …”. Information about
message delivery (successful or not) is
then displayed before returning to
screen in fig. 60

Press “ESC” 14-fig. 1 to go back to
fig. 60 screen.

When selecting ó or ñ from the

above list, the display will show fig.
63 screen.

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Selecting “Delete” by rotating and

Ph/Book

Tex t

Avaiable space

pressing the knob 15-fig. 1, activates
message deletion, the system will ask
for confirmation and then the mes­sage is deleted from the SIM card.

Selecting “Call” by rotating and
pressing the knob 15-fig. 1, starts a
call to the sender of the message; the
display shows “Call in progress”.

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Selecting “Answer” by rotating and
pressing the knob 15-fig. 1, lets the
user reply to the received message
with a new SMS; the display shows
fig. 62 screen.

Press “ESC” 14-fig. 1 to quit and go
back to fig. 60 screen.

Enter
IMPORTANT The “Dial” graphic key

can only be selected if enough storing
space is available in the SIM card
message memory. Otherwise, one or
several messages need be cleared in
order to make space available in the
message memory.

Selecting “Enter” by rotating and
pressing the knob 15-fig. 1, the dis-

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fig. 65

Messages

Selected

Dial

Center number

Last number received

Name

Number

Call

Store

play shows fig. 64 screen with the fol­lowing icon keys:

– “Text” icon key: displays the key­pad fig. 65 to be used for text mes-
sage composition; the counter shows
the number of still available charac­ters;

– “Telephone number”: icon key: en­ables, by means of multifunction keys
16-fig. 1 (associated to icon keys 0-9
and +) to compose the phone number
to which the message must be sent;

– “Phonebook” icon key: lets the
user choose a number from the di­rectory instead of direct number di­alling (see paragraph “Phonebook”
for further details);

– “Store” icon key: (enabled if mes­sage text is present) stores the mes­sage for later delivery.

– “Send” icon key: (enabled only if
phone number is present) sends the
message; the display shows “user in­formation” – “Please wait …”. Infor­mation about message delivery (suc­cessful or not) is then displayed be­fore returning to screen in fig. 60.

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Center number
Selecting - by rotating the knob 15-

fig. 1 and pressing it to confirm -

“Center number” using the multi­function keys 16-fig. 1 (0-9, + and *
keys) the user can set the service
Provider phone number fig. 66. This
number is given by the Provider.

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“Last calls” FUNCTION

Gives access to a list of the last 10 in­coming/outgoing calls. Select the Last
Calls key by turning knob 15-fig. 1
and confirm by pressing the knob.

“Incoming Calls” function

“Incoming Calls option” pops up the
list of the last 10 calls received. The
list shows the name (if stored in the
directory) and the phone number rel­evant to the most recently received
calls fig. 67.

The list is managed and updated by
the system automatically.

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

– select an entry in the list by rotating
the knob 15-fig. 1;

– push

fig. 40).

3-fig. 1 to start the call (see

£

After selecting the required entry,
pressing the knob 15-fig. 1 opens a
window with detailed information re­garding selected name and number
fig. 68. Icon keys “Call” and “Store”
are available on the display:

– select “Call” by rotating and press­ing the knob 15-fig. 1: system starts
the call to the displayed number;

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Go

Interrupt

Delete

Voice memo management

Delete

Voice meno management

Voice box memory occupation:

Voice message number

– select “Store” by rotating and press­ing the knob 15-fig. 1: the system
stores the current name in the direc­tory.

If the entry is already present in the
directory, “Store” key is disabled.

“Outgoing Calls” 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
fig. 69.

The list is managed and updated by

the system automatically.

To call directly one of the entries in

the list proceed as follows:

– select an entry in the list

by rotating the 15-fig. 1;

– push £3-fig. 1 to start the call
(see fig. 40).

After selecting the required entry,

pressing the knob 15-fig. 1 opens a
window with detailed information re­garding selected name and number
fig. 70. Icon keys “Call” and “Store”
are available on the display:

– select “Call” by rotating and press-

ing the knob 15-fig. 1: system starts
the call to the displayed number;

– select “Store” by rotating and

pressing the knob 15-fig. 1: the sys­tem stores the current name in the di­rectory.

If the entry is already present in the

directory, “Store” key is disabled.

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“Delete Calls” function

Back Go

Interrupt

Update

WAP option

In directory

Back Go

Interrupt

Update

WAP option

In directory

The Delete Calls option deletes the
last incoming or outgoing calls or the
list of recent calls.

Select the Delete Calls key by turning
knob 15-fig. 1 and confirm by press-
ing the knob.

Then turn knob 15-fig. 1 to select the
action to be carried out and confirm
by pressing the knob.

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“Memo” FUNCTION

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

It is activated by long push on

1-fig. 1 a beep and a display message
fig. 71 mark the start of recording.

fig. 74

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

A further push of
sampling. Next sampling will be

key 1-fig. 1 stops

:

queued after the previous one.

After 1 minute recording operation is
stopped and the display shows the
screen in fig. 72, the function will be
disabled.

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fig. 75

Push on “Voice memo” key in main
telephone screen displays the screen
in fig. 73, where percentage of mem-
ory occupied/available and active
message number (compared with to­tal memorized messages number) are
shown.

The icon keys at the bottom of the
display can be activated by the corre­sponding multifunction keys on the
keypad 17-fig. 1. Options are the fol­lowing:

Play

˙ plays active message;

Stop

■

stops message playback
or recording;

Skip

skips to previous mes-

¯¯

sage;

Skip
Record

skips to next message;

˙˙

ç starts recording;

Delete deletes all recorded mes-

sages.

“WAP” FUNCTION

The “WAP” icon key 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
fig. 74-75.

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WAP main screen is composed of the

Back Go

Interrupt

Go

Address

Site directory

Back Go

Interrupt

Name

following elements:

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

– Main window, on the left, including
card text, links and possible selections
and/or input areas;

– Left vertical scroll bar, showing if
required, which portion of the card is
displayed;

– “Card list” icon: displays the title or
the ID number of all the cards in­cluded in the loaded deck. This icon
is greyed when the displayed deck is
declared as “No bookmark-able”;

– “Update” icon: to reload current
deck;

– “WAP options” icon: to set home

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site and other WAP options;

– “In directory” icon: to store in di­rectory a maximum of ten addresses;

– Card action keys (“Options”,
“Prew”, “Help”): existence, number
and functionality of these action keys
depend on the card content;

– Lower horizontal bar icon keys, en­abled or disabled according to the
case:

“Home”: makes access to the address
defined as Home.

“Back”: displays previously shown
card.

“Go”: goes to input address screen
(direct access or “bookmark” recall);

“Interrupt”: stops current deck load­ing;

“

N”, “O”: scrolls up/down when card

cannot be entirely displayed.

During loading operations, an hour­glass is displayed on the current page.

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fig. 77

Low bar and right icon keys are ac-

Go

Interrupt

Back

Site directory

Setting

WAP options

Back Go

Interrupt

Address

Select from site directory

Home setup

Back Go

Interrupt

Site directory

Select

Enter

tive only when they are necessary and
they are greyed when not consistent;

for example “N” and “O” keys are

active only when window size is not
enough to show the entire card.

Rotate the knob 15-fig. 1 to select
card action key; after selecting the re­quired key press the knob 15-fig. 1 to
confirm; the relevant screen will be
displayed.

Press “ESC” 14-fig. 1 and confirm to
quit the WAP mode, the display will
return to the main telephone screen
(TEL).

“Go” low bar icon key

This graphic key fig. 74-75, which is
selected by pressing the correspond­ing key 16-fig. 1, below the writing,
makes it possible to get connected to
the specified Web address (if allowed
for by the provider).

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Proceed as follows:
– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select

“Address” fig. 76 and then press the
knob to confirm; the display will show
a keypad for typing in the required
net address;

or, if address is already stored in the
directory:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1, select
“Site directory” fig. 76 and then press
the knob to confirm; the display will
show the stored site directory;

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1 to select
the required address and then press
the knob to confirm.

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During these operations “

N”, “O”,

“Home”, “Back” and “Interrupt” are
disabled.

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fig. 78

fig. 79

fig. 80

85

“In directory” icon key

Site directory: change

Address

Name

Change

Delete

Back Go

Interrupt

Back Go

Interrupt

Address

Site directory

Site directory: enter

This key fig. 74-75, selected and con­firmed by rotating and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, stores current dis-
played site address in the “Site direc­tory” (with a maximum of 10 stored
addresses), proceed as follows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1 to select
the address and then press the knob
to confirm.

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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 (max. length 30
characters) can be associated to each
stored address fig. 77; proceed as fol­lows:

– rotate the knob 15-fig. 1 to select
“Name” fig. 77 and type in the re-
quired name using the keypad.

“WAP Options” icon key

This key fig. 74-75 selected and con­firmed by rotating and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, allows to set up the
following WAP options: address of
“Home setup” site, “Site directory”,
“Settings”.

“Home set-up”

This key fig. 78 selected and con­firmed by rotating and pressing the

fig. 81

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fig. 82

knob 15-fig. 1, allows specification of

Go

Interrupt

Back

home site address; proceed as follows:
– select “Address” key fig. 76 rotat-

ing and pressing the knob 15-fig. 1,
the display shows the keypad and the
editing box for typing the required
address;

or:

– select “Select from site directory”

fig. 79 rotating and pressing the knob
15-fig. 1; the display shows the stored

site directory;

– select the required site rotating the
knob 15-fig. 1 and then press the
knob to confirm.

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“Site directory”

This key fig 78 selected and con­firmed by rotating and pressing the
knob 14-fig. 1, displays the WAP site
directory screen as shown in fig. 80,
with the options: “Select” and “En­ter”.

“Select”: this key fig. 80 selected and
confirmed by rotating and pressing
the knob 15-fig. 1, gives access to the
WAP sites stored in the directory. For
each item of the list the display shows
the address and the associated name,
if stored.

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fig. 83

87

Select the required item by turning

Other Options

Other Options

PIN request

YES

Network operator

Information

Unknown

and pressing the knob 15-fig. 1; the
display will show detailed info on the
selected address and the following
icon keys: “Change” and “Delete”
fig. 81.

“Change”: this key fig. 81 selected

and confirmed by rotating and press­ing the knob 15-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:

– 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.
“Delete”: this key fig. 81 selected

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and confirmed by rotating and press-

ing the knob 15-fig. 1, deletes the se­lected address.

“Enter”

This key fig. 80 selected and con­firmed by rotating and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, allows to enter a new
WAP address in the directory; proceed
as follows:

– select “Address” fig. 82 by turning
the knob 15-fig. 1 and then press it
to confirm; the display shows the key­pad and the editing box for typing the
required address;

– select “Name” fig. 82 by turning the
knob 15-fig. 1 and then press it to
confirm; the display shows the key­pad and the editing box for typing the
required name;

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fig. 84

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– select “OK” by turning the knob

Select

Operator

Preferential

Network Operator

Network operator

Select

Operator

Network operator

Select

Operator

AUTOMATIC

15-fig. 1 and press it to confirm the
entered data, the WAP address will be
stored in the WAP site directory.

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“Settings”

Settings shall be performed with ref­erence to the information provided by
the WAP service provider.

This key fig. 78 selected and con­firmed by rotating and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, allows the following:

– to enter WAP provider telephone
number, by selecting “Provider phone
number” icon fig. 83;

– to enter connection line type, by se­lecting “Connection type”, which can
be ISDN (numeric) or PSTN (analog);

– to enter IP address, by selecting “IP
address” icon;

– to enter IP port, by selecting “IP
port” icon;

– log-in user name, by selecting “User
name” icon;

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

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

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“Settings” FUNCTION

Selecting “Settings” by turning and
pressing the knob 15-fig. 1, the dis­play will show fig. 84 screen and the
following icon keys:

“Ringer volume”: sets the volume
level of the telephone ringer;

“Redial”: in case of busy line, redials
automatically the called number (for
a preset number of times);

“Call forwarding”: enables or disables
call divert;

“Call forwarding no.”: allows input of
the phone number to which call is di­verted. This key is enabled only if the
“Call forwarding” option is active.

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“Enable call waiting”: enables or dis­ables incoming call announcement
during a call.

Other Options: can be used to set the
network operator mode, the PIN code,
Information and Incognito.

“OK”: to accept and store settings.

When the user modifies the call divert
settings, the display shows the dialog
box “User information” – “Please
wait …”. A dedicated message will
warn the user if settings cannot be
changed.

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fig. 91

“Other Options” function

Selecting “Other Options” by ro-

tating and pressing the knob 15-fig.
1, the display shows fig. 85 screen
with the following icon keys:

“Network operator”: to select
provider;

“PIN”: for PIN code request at power
on;

– if current setting of “Enable PIN re­quest” is “NO”, the display shows
“PIN NOT REQUESTED”;

– if current setting of “Enable PIN re­quest” is “YES”, and the current set­ting of “Recall last PIN” is “YES”, the
display shows “Recall PIN – Request
PIN”;

– if current setting of “Enable PIN re­quest” is “YES”, and the current set­ting of “Recall last PIN” is “NO”, the
display shows “PIN request”.

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fig. 92

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NAVIGATOR (NAV)

GENERAL
INFORMATION

The navigator integrated in the CON­NECT Nav+ 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.

The car position is determined
through the GPS system (Global Posi­tioning System) installed on the car.

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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, those
from the right and left odometer, the
reversing signal and the information
of the gyroscope integrated in the nav­igation computer, integrating them
with the current position of the car to
obtain an “estimated car point”.

The navigation system helps the dri­ver while he/she 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/her driving be­haviour and to compliance with road
and other traffic regulations. The re­sponsibility for road safety always and
in any case lies with the car driver.

IMPORTANT NOTES

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

– The GPS system needs about 15
minutes for activation if the car bat­tery is disconnected.

– The GPS system needs a few min­utes to determine the new position of
the car if it is turned off and the car
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 car 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
accurate.

– 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”
key 18-fig. 1 , whereas a long push
(over 2 seconds) on the same key will
activate the NAV RPT function: navi­gation voice instructions will be un­available. To switch the function on
again press the “NAV” key 18-fig. 1
for over 2 seconds.

When the system is switched on, the
display will, upon the first selection of
the navigating function, show the in­structions for using the system. The
text will be as follows:

“The LANCIA navigation system
guides you in traffic and helps you
reach your destination. Comply with
all local traffic regulations, which take
precedence over the manoeuvres indi­cated by the navigation system. Full
responsibility for operating the vehi­cle and observing all traffic regula­tions lies with the driver”.

This page will not be displayed as
long as the ignition key is to ON.

SCREEN OPTIONS
AND FUNCTIONS

The main information and functions
provided and managed by the navi­gation system are:

– GPS signal symbol which differs in
colour depending on the quality of re­ception ;

– voice and visual instructions with
indications of distance from the des­tination and planned arrival time;

– detailed map in different colours
and with different scales to clearly
show the car position, route and des­tination;

– customisation of the navigation sys­tem with possibility of entering pre­memorised destinations;

– automatic memorising of the last 10
destinations;

– name of current street;

– possibility to choose the route ac­cording to personal preference;

– information on current position;

– information on arrival time.

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If the system contains a wrong CD­ROM, an audio CD or no CD, when­ever the system asks for the naviga­tion CD-ROM for route calculation or
map up-date, the insertion prompt
will appear on the display.

Should a CD be inserted in the wrong
side, the display will show the mes­sage “CD ERROR”. In this event,
eject the CD and re-insert it properly.

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GRAPHIC INSTRUCTIONS

The operations to be performed will
be displayed by means of arrows or
pictograms on the main page of the
navigating function.

The downward graphic symbol repre­sents next manoeuvre (turn left, right,
straight on, U-turn) while the upward
graphic symbol represents the next
one. The number displayed under the
graphic symbol indicates the car dis­tance from the manoeuvre point.

VOICE INSTRUCTIONS

The voice instructions provided by the
system guide you to your destination
and suggest all manoeuvres to be car­ried out in due time: in particular, the
manoeuvres is announced first and
then detailed instructions are given.

Press briefly the “NAV” key 18-fig. 1
to repeat the last voice instruction.

To adjust the volume turn the knob
17-fig. 1 during voice instruction.

If necessary, press again “NAV ” 18-
fig. 1 to repeat the voice instruction
and adjust the volume.

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NAVIGATION CD-ROM PLAYER

Select address

Visualization

Voice bookmarks

Zoom

Delete destination

06

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Set

06

DEST 1 DEST 2 INFO ATLANTE DETOUR MAP

Select address

Visualization

Voice bookmarks

Zoom

Delete destination

Set

The navigator CD-ROM player 7-fig.
1 is located on the CONNECT Nav+

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:

1) If no route has been calculated,
when ejecting the CD ROM only the
information on the car position (co­ordinates) fig. 94 will be available.

fig. 94

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2) The route previously calculated is
still valid, the system provides the
user with any instruction to reach the
destination.

If the route previously calculated is
still valid, the system will show the
screen in fig. 95.

If the user selects and confirms
“YES”, 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. 96.

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After loading, the CD-ROM is ejected
and the system restarts its navigation
function with the maximum scale of
“2 km”; therefore it may be possible
that not all of the route is visible.

If the user selects and confirms “NO”,
route guide will be deactivated and
the display will go back to screen in
fig. 94.

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.

fig. 96

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95

When the navigation system is no

06

DEST 1 DEST 2 INFO ATLANTE DETOUR MAP

Select address

Visualization

Voice bookmarks

Zoom

Delete destination

Set

06

DEST 1 DEST 2 INFO ATLANTE DETOUR MAP

Select address

Visualization

Zoom

Delete destination

Set

Voice bookmarks

longer able to continue destination
guidance or the car is now out of the
loaded map section, the system
prompts for inserting the navigation
CD-ROM fig. 97. If the user does not
insert the CD-ROM, the system re­turns to the status shown in fig. 94.

IMPORTANT
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.

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MAIN SCREEN

Main navigator screen fig. 98 shows
the following information:

– Time.

– GSM signal strengths.

– Date.

– Audio info.

– Active mode.

– Car position on the map (icon).

– Map scale.

At the bottom of the screen are dis­played the following options, that can
be activated by the corresponding
multifunction keys 16-fig. 1:

Dest 1 and Dest 2 (Dest 1 and Dest

2): start route calculation towards one
of the two predefine or frequently
used destinations. If no point has been
defined as “Dest 1” or “Dest 2”, a
warning reminds the user that the
function is not available.

INFO: displays info on car position
and destination.

fig. 97

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fig. 99

The display will show the following

DEST 1 DEST 2 INFO ATLANTE DETOUR MAP

06

DEST 1 DEST 2 INFO ATLANTE DETOUR MAPPA

Select address

Visualization

Zoom

Delete destination

Set

Voice bookmarks

information fig. 99:

– compass representation indicating
the car position (in degrees) with ref­erence to the North;

– longitude, latitude and height;

– visible satellites number;

– destination (available only with
navigation on);

– time of arrival and distance to des­tination (available only with naviga­tion on).

Pressing “ESC” 14-fig. 1 or “NAV”
18-fig. 1 takes back to the main nav­igation screen.

ATLAS: enables map drawing in at­las mode (for further details see sec­tion “ATLAS” on the following
pages).

DETOUR: allows the user to choose
(if possible) an alternative route to
reach the selected destination, avoid­ing a specified portion of the currently
calculated route.

To activate this function, select the
route portion to be avoided fig. 100
by turning the knob 15-fig. 1 and
pressing it to confirm.

The display will then show the new
distance and the time necessary to
reach the destination fig. 101.

Selecting and confirming “YES” or
“NO” by turning and pressing the
knob 15-fig. 1, the user can accept or
reject the new route.

If there is no alternative route, then
the display shows “No alternative
route” fig. 102.

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MAP: activates the map mode. The
display shows map, route (if present),
car position (town and street names),
icons of next two crosses (only if route
is present) fig. 103.

To modify the map scale, proceed as
follows:

– turn the knob 15-fig. 1 and select
the required scale;

– press the knob 15-fig. 1 to confirm.

When you approach a crossroads, the
map will be replaced with an en­largement of the surrounding area fig.
104 (crossroads zoom function, if ac­tuated in “map preference”).

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fig. 100

fig. 101

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Right vertical bar icons are:

06

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Select address

Visualization

Zoom

Delete destination

Set

Voice bookmarks

Select address: lets the user select a
geographical point (through address,
directory...).

Delete destination: to delete current
destination.

Zoom: allows change of map scale.
Push on the icon key shows available
scales (50m ÷ 200km).

If the user has enabled the 50m op­tion, the system displays the symbols
indicating one way streets.

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If the user arrives near a cross and
cross zoom function is enabled, the
system provides cross zoom as shown
in (see paragraph “Map options”).

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If the Bird View function is active, the
scale concept is no longer valid since
in this case it is considered the dis­tance between the car and the dis­played horizon (see paragraph “ Map
Options”).

The car-horizon distance can have the
following values: 3km, 6km and 15
km fig. 105.

Visualisation: allows map visualisa­tion to be changed between the fol­lowing parameters:

– Map;

– Whole route;

– Highway info;

– Graphic symbols.

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fig. 102

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fig. 104

fig. 105

Voice bookmarks: controls naviga-

DEST 1 DEST 2 INFO ATLANTE DETOUR MAP

Andress

Directory

Last destination

Points of interest

Dest 1

RDS - TMC

Dest 2

tor voice directory:
– Hear voice phonebook
– Delete voice phonebook

Settings: used to set map visual pa­rameters, route type and sound set­ting

SELECT ADDRESS

Selecting and confirming “Select ad­dress” in the main menu by rotating
and pressing the knob 15-fig. 1 will
display the screen in fig. 106.

The available icons are:
Address: to select a point through an

address.
Points of interest: to select a “point

of interest” by the relevant submenu.
Last destinations: to select a point

from the list of previous destinations.

L0C5138g

Bookmarks: to select a point from
the navigator directory.

RDS-TMC: to select a point from the
RDS-TMC generated “list of events”.

Dest 1: to select as destination, to
delete or to display the point stored as
“Home 1”;

Dest 2: to select as destination, to
delete or to display the point stored as
“Home 2”;

CONNECT Nav+

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