Mitsubishi I Miev 2012, Lancer SE Awc 2012, Lancer Sportback 2012, Lancer Ralliart 2011, Outlander 2010 Owner's Manual

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Introduction

Thank you for buying a Mitsubishi Motors product. This Owner’s Manual will add to your understanding and full enjoyment of the many fine features of the Mitsubishi Multi Communication System(MMCS).

Throughout this manual the words WARNING and CAUTION appear. These are reminders to be especially careful. Failure to follow the instructions could result in personal injury or damage to your vehicle.

WARNING

Indicates a strong possibility of severe personal

injury or death if instructions are not followed.

CAUTION

Points out hazards or unsafe practices that could

cause minor personal injury or damage to your vehicle.

You will see another important symbol:

:Gives helpful information.

NOTE

Usage Precautions

WARNING

•

Do not operate the Mitsubishi Multi Communication System (MMCS) while driving.

• Always concentrate on your driving first. Keep your eyes and mind on the road. If distracted while driving, you could cause an accident.

• When operating the MMCS, do not park with the engine running in a closed or poorly ventilated area. Carbon monoxide gas, which is odorless and extremely poisonous, can build up and cause serious injury or death.

CAUTION

• Drive according to the actual trafﬁ c conditions. The MMCS gives guidance to arrive at the destination, but it cannot warn the driver of sudden dangers or potential damage.

• The route guidance of the MMCS may sometimes differ from the actual road conditions. Drive safely in accordance with the new road conditions or regulations.

• Do not look at the screen for a long time while driving, as it can cause an accident.

• Do not disassemble or modify, as it could cause malfunctions, smoke emissions or ﬁ re.

NOTE

• For safety reasons, some functions are not possible to operate while driving.

• If an abnormality (e.g., water or foreign matter enters the MMCS or the MMCS emits smoke or an abnormal smell) occurs, do not use the MMCS. Have it inspected at an authorized Mitsubishi dealer. Do not continue to use the MMCS or try to repair it yourself.

• The following are characteristics of the LCD and are not malfunctions:

- Small black spots or bright spots (red, blue, or

green) on the screen.

- When it is cold, the screen becomes darker or

reddish or operations become slower.

- Color and brightness vary according to the

viewing angle.

• Use a clean soft cloth to wipe off any dirt from the screen. Do not use any cleaners (such as benzene, thinners, antistatic agents or chemical cloths), as they may damage the screen.

• Do not use the MMCS for an extended time while the engine is off, as it will discharge the vehicle battery.

Introduction

Navigation System

Adding a Way Point

Add a way point to be visited on the way to the destination.

>>> “Adding a Way Point” (page 4-6)

Introduction

Basic Operation Reference Guide

1 Storing the Home Location

>>> “When Storing Your Home” (page 5-2)

Deciding Locations to Store

Destinations and way points can be easily selected if frequently visited locations are stored.

>>> “Storing a New Location” (page 5-1)

>>> “Editing a Location” (page 5-4)

2 Searching for the Destination

Use one of the methods below to decide the destination

• Searching from the Map Screen

>>> “Destination Setting for Scrolled Position” (page 2-8)

>>> “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

• Searching from the Address

>>> “From Address/Intersection” (page 3-2)

Viewing the Route

The route to the destination can be viewed.

>>> “View Route” (page 4-1)

Deciding the Route Search Conditions

The route search for the destination can be changed.

>>> “Showing the Route (3 Routes)” (page 4-4)

• Searching from the Points of Interest (POI) Name

>>> “Points of Interest (POI) Name” (page 3-5)

3 Arriving at the Destination

4 Going Home

Go back to the stored home location.

>>> “Go Home” (page 3-7)

5 Deleting the Route

>>> “Deleting the Route” (page 4-9)

Navigation System Basic Operation Reference Guide 1-1

Table of contents

Introduction

Navigation System

Basic Operation Reference Guide ------1-1

Outline of the System --------------------------1-6

Parts Name and Functions -------------------1-7

Roles of the Panel Operations Keys ---------------1-7

Role of the Steering Switch ---------------------------1-7

GPS Measurement ------------------------------ 1-8

Error in the Current Location ------------- 1-10

Route Calculation ----------------------------- 1-12

Gracenote® music recognition service

EndUser License Agreement ----------------------- 1-13

Basic Operation

Starting the MMCS ------------------------------ 2-1

Operation Instructions ----------------------------------2-2

Lists ---------------------------------------------------------2-2

Menu Screens (Three Menus) --------------- 2-3

Scroll Menu -----------------------------------------------2-3

Navi Menu -------------------------------------------------2-3

Route Menu -----------------------------------------------2-4

Map Screen ----------------------------------------2-5

Current Location Screen ------------------------------2-5

Changing the Map Display ------------------- 2-6

Displaying the Current Location Screen -----------2-6

Changing the Scale -------------------------------------2-6

Changing Map Orientation ---------------------------- 2-7

------ 1-13

Scrolling the Map ------------------------------- 2-8

Destination Setting for Scrolled Position ----------2-8

Viewing the car location -------------------------------2-8

Intersection Guidance ----------------------- 2-10

Guidance Map ----------------------------------------- 2-10

Turn List ------------------------------------------------- 2-10

Arrow Guide -------------------------------------------- 2-11

Listening to the Voice Guide -------------- 2-12

How to Enter Text ----------------------------- 2-13

Entering a letter ---------------------------------------- 2-13

Entering a Symbol ------------------------------------ 2-13

Deleting Text -------------------------------------------- 2-13

Switching between Upper Case and Lower Case

Completing the input --------------------------------- 2-14

--- 2-14

Voice Operation -------------------------------- 2-15

To use the voice operation -------------------------- 2-15

Destination

Basic Method ---------------------------------------------3-1

Advanced Search ---------------------------------------3-1

Basic Method ------------------------------------- 3-2

From Address/Intersection ----------------------------3-2

Points of Interest (POI) Name ------------------------3-5

Previous 20 -----------------------------------------------3-7

Address Book --------------------------------------------3-7

Go Home --------------------------------------------------3-7

Advanced Search -------------------------------3-8

Nearby POI -----------------------------------------------3-8

POI along Route -----------------------------------------3-9

POI by Dest./Way Point -------------------------------3-9

POI along a Street ------------------------------------ 3-10

POI by Freeway --------------------------------------- 3-10

Map Point ----------------------------------------------- 3-11

Return Trip ---------------------------------------------- 3-11

Latitude/Longitude ------------------------------------ 3-11

Destination Setting --------------------------- 3-12

Setting as Destination -------------------------------- 3-12

Setting as Way Point ---------------------------------3-12

Storing the Location ---------------------------------- 3-13

Route

View Route ---------------------------------------- 4-1

Route Option Icon ---------------------------------------4-1

Remaining -------------------------------------------------4-2

Preview ----------------------------------------------------4-2

Route Outline ---------------------------------------------4-2

Detour ----------------------------------------------- 4-3

Detour Distance -----------------------------------------4-3

Avoid Street -----------------------------------------------4-3

Editing the Route (Itinerary) ----------------- 4-4

Showing the Route (3 Routes) -----------------------4-4

Re-ordering -----------------------------------------------4-5

Adding a Way Point -------------------------------------4-6

Deleting ----------------------------------------------------4-6

Option ------------------------------------------------------4-7

Start Demo ---------------------------------------- 4-8

Deleting the Route ------------------------------ 4-9

Table of Contents 1-2

Address Book

Storing a New Location -----------------------5-1

From the Navi Menu ------------------------------------5-1

From the Scroll Menu ----------------------------------5-1

To Customize/Modify Address -----------------------5-2

When Storing Your Home -----------------------------5-2

Icons --------------------------------------------------------5-3

Editing a Location ------------------------------ 5-4

Editing ------------------------------------------------------5-4

Deleting ----------------------------------------------------5-5

RTT(Real Time Trafﬁ c)

RTT(Real Time Trafﬁ c) -------------------------6-1

Viewing the Trafﬁ c Information -----------------------6-1

Dynamic Route Guidance -----------------------------6-2

Storing from the RTT Trafﬁ c Information Screen

Storing from the Map Scroll Screen ----------------6-3

Recalling Stored Screens -----------------------------6-3

RTT Options ----------------------------------------------6-4

------6-2

Audio

Audio Functions --------------------------------- 7-1

Displaying during Navi Functions -------------------7-1

Source Plate ----------------------------------------------7-1

A/V Icon ----------------------------------------------------7-2

Operation Limits while Driving -----------------------7-2

Switching to Audio Screen ---------------------------- 7-3

Ending Audio ---------------------------------------------7-3

Adjusting the Volume -----------------------------------7-3

Displaying the Navi Screen --------------------------- 7-3

Disk Handling ------------------------------------7-4

Inserting and Removing Disks -----------------------7-4

Correct Disk Handling ----------------------------------7-5

Types of Playable Disks -----------------------7-6

Non-Standard CDs --------------------------------------7-6

Meaning of the Logos on DVDs ---------------------7-6

MP3/WMA Files ------------------------------------------7-7

Folder Conﬁ gurations ----------------------------------7-7

MP3s -------------------------------------------------------7-7

WMA --------------------------------------------------------7-8

Listening to Radio ------------------------------7-9

Selecting Stations --------------------------------------- 7-9

Scanning Broadcasting Stations --------------------7-9

Storing Broadcast Stations ------------------------- 7-10

Recalling Stored Stations --------------------------- 7-11

Listening to SIRIUS --------------------------- 7-12

Display Contents -------------------------------------- 7-12

Selecting Stations ------------------------------------- 7-13

Selecting a Category to Be Received ------------ 7-13

Scanning ------------------------------------------------ 7-13

Storing Channels -------------------------------------- 7-15

Recalling Stored Channels ------------------------- 7-15

Switching TEXT Display -----------------------------7-16

Setting Channel Skipping --------------------------- 7-16

Parental Lock Channel ------------------------------- 7-17

Displaying the SIRIUS ID --------------------------- 7-18

Listening to Music CDs --------------------- 7-19

Display Contents -------------------------------------- 7-19

Basic Operations --------------------------------------7-20

Changing the Playback Mode ---------------------- 7-20

Recording to the Music Server ----------- 7-22

Displaying during Recording ----------------------- 7-22

Recording ----------------------------------------------- 7-22

Stopping Recording ----------------------------------- 7-24

Obtaining Title Information ---------------- 7-25

Gracenote Service ------------------------------------7-25

Obtaining Title Information -------------------------- 7-25

Listening to MP3/WMA Disks ------------- 7-27

Display Contents -------------------------------------- 7-27

Basic Operations --------------------------------------7-27

Changing the Playback Mode ---------------------- 7-28

To play tracks from iPod or USB device

To play from an iPod ---------------------------------- 7-31

To play from a USB memory device -------------- 7-32

---- 7-31

Setting up Bluetooth Connection -------- 7-33

To pair a Bluetooth Audio ---------------------------- 7-33

To play from a Bluetooth AUDIO ------------------ 7-34

To pair a Mobile Phone ------------------------------ 7-34

Introduction

Table of Contents 1-3

Music Server

Music Server -------------------------------------- 8-1

Display Contents ----------------------------------------8-1

Conﬁ guration ------------------------------------- 8-2

Group -------------------------------------------------------8-2

Playlist -----------------------------------------------------8-2

Listening to the Music Server ---------------8-3

Basic Operations ----------------------------------------8-3

Changing the Playback Mode ------------------------8-4

Searching for Desired Tracks --------------- 8-7

Selecting Tracks from the List Screen -------------8-7

Searching Using the Search Function -------------8-8

Editing User Groups ------------------------- 8-11

Creating User Groups -------------------------------- 8-11

Creating User Playlists ------------------------------- 8-11

Adding Tracks to Playlists --------------------------- 8-14

Setting the “My Best” Group -------------- 8-15

Setting the “My Frequency” Conditions ---------- 8-15

Adding to “My Favorites” ---------------------------- 8-16

Editing Detailed Information -------------- 8-17

Changing Titles ---------------------------------------- 8-18

Changing Artist Names ------------------------------ 8-18

Changing Group Names ----------------------------- 8-18

Changing Categories --------------------------------- 8-19

Changing the Playback Order ------------ 8-20

Changing the Group Playback Order ------------ 8-20

Changing the Playlist Playback Order ----------- 8-21

Changing the Track Playback Order ------------- 8-22

Deleting ------------------------------------------- 8-23

Deleting One Item ------------------------------------- 8-23

Deleting All Items --------------------------------------8-24

Visual

Watching DVDs ----------------------------------9-1

Display Contents ----------------------------------------9-1

Basic Operations ----------------------------------------9-2

Operations Menu ---------------------------------------- 9-3

Playing DVDs with Viewing Restrictions ----------9-5

Displaying the Default Settings Menu --------------9-6

Language Settings -------------------------------------- 9-6

Displaying Angle Marks --------------------------------9-7

Audio Compression -------------------------------------9-7

Viewing Restrictions ------------------------------------ 9-8

Language Codes ------------------------------------- 9-10

AUX / Video Entertainment System ----- 9-11

AUX ------------------------------------------------------- 9-11

Video Entertainment System ----------------------- 9-11

Information

Calendar ------------------------------------------ 10-1

Setting Special Days --------------------------------- 10-1

Editing Special Days --------------------------------- 10-2

Deleting Special Days -------------------------------- 10-2

Setting Anniversaries --------------------------------- 10-3

Editing Anniversaries ---------------------------------10-4

Deleting Anniversaries ------------------------------- 10-4

Trip ------------------------------------------------- 10-5

Reset Mode --------------------------------------------- 10-5

Driving Distance and Time -------------------------- 10-6

Lap Time ------------------------------------------------- 10-6

Environment ------------------------------------ 10-8

Maintenance ------------------------------------ 10-9

Setting the Maintenance Timing ------------------- 10-9

Update ------------------------------------------------- 10-10

Clear ---------------------------------------------------- 10-10

Air Conditioner --------------------------------10-11

Mobile Phone ----------------------------------10-12

Making Phone Calls -------------------------------- 10-12

Importing Phonebook of Mobile Phone to Mobile Phonebook ------------------------------- 10-13

Importing Telephone Numbers to Vehicle Phonebook ------------------------------ 10-13

Setting Passcode ------------------------------------ 10-14

Receiving Phone Calls ----------------------------- 10-14

Other Info ---------------------------------------10-15

Support Info ------------------------------------------- 10-15

Vehicle Position -------------------------------------- 10-15

Setting

Adjusting the Screen ------------------------ 11-1

Display Off ---------------------------------------------- 11-1

Picture Control ----------------------------------------- 11-1

Screen Size --------------------------------------------- 11-1

Sound Control ---------------------------------- 11-2

If Premium Sound System is not connected

If Premium Sound System is connected -------- 11-2

System Settings ------------------------------- 11-4

Time ------------------------------------------------------ 11-4

Language ------------------------------------------------ 11-4

Unit -------------------------------------------------------- 11-5

Other Settings ------------------------------------------ 11-5

Equipment --------------------------------------- 11-7

Equipment Items that Can Be Set ---------------- 11-7

Returning the Equipment Settings to Default

Navi Screen Options ------------------------- 11-9

One/Two Maps ----------------------------------------- 11-9

Points of Interest (POI) Icons on Map -----------11-10

Map Color ----------------------------------------------11-11

Current Street Name --------------------------------11-11

---- 11-2

----- 11-8

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Address Book Name --------------------------------11-11

Vehicle Tracking -------------------------------------- 11-11

Route Options ---------------------------------11-12

Route Priority ------------------------------------------11-12

Minimize Freeways ----------------------------------11-12

Minimize Toll Roads ---------------------------------11-12

Minimize Ferries --------------------------------------11-13

Avoid Trafﬁ c Problems ------------------------------11-13

Avoid Selected Areas -------------------------------11-13

Avoid Time Restricted Roads ---------------------11-13

Guidance ----------------------------------------11-14

Guidance Mode ---------------------------------------11-14

Travel Time --------------------------------------------11-15

Time/Distance remaining ---------------------------11-15

POI Icons on Guidance Map ----------------------11-15

List Orientation ----------------------------------------11-15

Personal Settings ----------------------------11-16

Address Book -----------------------------------------11-16

Home Location ----------------------------------------11-16

Avoid Areas --------------------------------------------11-16

My Categories -----------------------------------------11-18

Delete Previous 20 -----------------------------------11-19

Navi Voice / Other ----------------------------11-19

END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ---- 11-20

Introduction

Table of Contents 1-5

Outline of the System

System

• Male or female voice guidance is available in 3

languages.

(English, French, Spanish)

• Trip information such as average speed, average fuel

economy, and instant fuel economy can be viewed.

(page 10-5)

• Detailed settings can be made for vehicle equipment.

(page 11-7)

• The vehicle maintenance timing can be managed

with the maintenance function.

• Environmental information such as the outside

air temperature, altitude, and air pressure can be

(page 10-8)

viewed.

• A special day or anniversary can be managed with

the calendar function.

• DVDs can be played.

• Music CDs can be recorded and played using the

Music Server.

• iPod, USB device, and Bluetooth

canbeused(ifsoequipped)

(page 8-1)

Easy Operation Setting

• The touch panel enables easy operation.

Destination Setting

• Addresses and nearby POIs can be easily searched

for and set as the destination.

• A route can be set for returning home.

• A new destination can be set from the 20

destinations that have been previously set.

(page 3-7)

(page 10-1)

(page 9-1)

(page 10-9)

audio device

(page 7-31, 7-33)

(page 3-2)

(page 3-7)

Display Guidance

• POI icons can be displayed on the map. There are 43 POI icon types.

• The menu and map colors can be changed.

(page 11-6),(page 11-11)

• Markings can be displayed on the road on which the vehicle is being driven.

(page 11-10)

(page 11-11)

Routing

• Detour routes can be set with speciﬁ ed distances or streets to avoid.

• A route can be selected from 3 routes that have different calculation conditions.

• Areas to avoid can be set.

(page 4-3)

(page 4-4)

(page 11-16)

Voice Guidance

• Guidance is given for the required information at the optimum time.

• A male or female voice can be selected.

(page 2-12)

(page 11-5)

Vehicle information display (page 10-5)

• You can check or set driving information.

• You can check distance to empty, distance driven after refueling, and driving time.

NOTE

• Depending on the vehicle model, some new functions may have been added.

“iPod” is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. in the United States and other countries.

Bluetooth SIG, INC.

is a registered trademark of BLUETOOTH

Outline of the System 1-6

Parts Name and Functions

Introduction

Roles of the Panel Operations Keys

1) [MODE] Key

Displays the A/V mode selection

screen.

2) [AUDIO] Key

Switches between the A/V screen and the NAVI screen.

3) [VOL] Key

Adjusts the A/V volume.

4) [PWR] Key

Turns ON and OFF the audio

functions.

5) [SET] Key

Displays the Settings screen.

6) [OPEN] Key

Opens and closes the monitor panel.

7) [ENT] Key

Implements the selected item.

12)

11)

10)

8) Joystick

Scrolls the maps and implements

item selection.

9) [MENU] Key

Displays the Navi menu screen.

10) [ SCALE ] Key

Changes the map scale.

11) [NAVI] Key

Displays the current location screen.

12) [INFO] Key

Displays the Info screen.

Role of the Steering Switch

1) Volume up / down button ( [ + ] and [ - ] button )

Adjust the volume during audio

function playback.

2) CH up / down button ([ ] and [ ] button)

Moves up and down radio stations,

moves to the next or previous track during CD playback, and moves to the next or previous chapter during DVD playback.

3) [MODE] button

Toggles the A/V mode each time this

key is pressed.

4) SPEECH button

Press this button to change to voice

recognition mode.

5) PICK-UP button

Press this button when an incoming call is received to answer the telephone.

(page 2-15)

6) HANG-UP button

Press this button during a call to end

the current call.

* Refer to the vehicle owner's manual for

further details.

Parts Name and Functions 1-7

GPS Measurement

GPS

GPS is the acronym for Global Positioning System. The MMCS uses GPS satellites that orbit the Earth in space at an altitude of approximately 20,000km. Electromagnetic waves from at least three of these satellites are received on the Earth by the system, making it possible to learn the current position.

Map Matching

When traveling with just the GPS, there may be errors in the current position display. In such case, “map matching” is the function that compensates for this error by assuming that vehicles travel on roads and placing the current position on a nearby road.

NOTE

Since it may not be possible to accurately display the vehicle position if the electromagnetic waves from the GPS satellite are blocked, be sure to obey the following:

• Do not attach reﬂ ective-type ﬁ lms or ﬁ lms containing carbon to the window glass.

• Do not place objects on top of or close to the GPS antenna.

• Do not use cellphones, computers, etc. near the GPS antenna.

Situations where accurate measurement is not possible

In situations such as the following, accurate measurement may not be possible.

• Area with many high-rise buildings

• Between closely-spaced trees

GPS antenna position

The position of the vehicle is determined from the weak electromagnetic waves from GPS satellites received by the GPS antenna.

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GPS Measurement 1-8

• Inside a tunnel or indoor parking area

• Under a two-tier freeway

The US Tracking and Control Center controls the satellites. Sometimes the electromagnetic waves are stopped during upgrades or repairs to the system.

NOTE

• Do not block the electromagnetic waves, from GPS satellites by placing objects on or around the GPS antenna.

• Avoid using a 1.5G digital mobile phone in the vicinity of the GPS antenna, as it could prevent accurate measurement.

Situations where errors occur in the current location and direction

• Errors sometimes occur when the accuracy of the GPS satellite unit is poor.

• The GPS satellites are controlled by the United States Department of Defense, so sometimes the satellite itself intentionally sends incorrect position data. The measurement error will increase in this kind of situation.

• Sometimes sufficient accuracy is not possible because the distribution of the GPS satellites is poor (when the satellites are aligned in approximately the same direction or height). (The best accuracy for GPS measurement is when signals are received from multiple satellites; a satellite directly over the vehicle and others just over the horizon to the north, south, east and west.)

• Regarding the height and directional accuracy of GPS measurement, errors are slightly more likely in the horizontal direction.

• Electromagnetic waves from satellites higher than the vehicle height can be received, but electromagnetic waves cannot physically be received from satellites positioned lower than the vehicle height (on the far side of the Earth). This means that an adequate height comparison is not possible.

3D Measurement

When valid electromagnetic waves can be received from at least four GPS satellites, the 3D positions of latitude, longitude and height are calculated.

2D Measurement

When valid electromagnetic waves can only be received from three or less GPS satellites, the height is assumed to be unchanged from the previous measurement and the 2D positions of latitude and longitude are calculated. If this happens, the accuracy of the position is less than with the 3D measurement.

No Measurement

If no valid electromagnetic waves can be received from the GPS satellites, there is no measurement.

Introduction

GPS Measurement 1-9

Error in the Current Location

In situations such as the following, the current location may not be correctly displayed.

• Vehicle was moved without it being driven

(E.g., when transported on a ferry or trailer)

• When driving on roads with elevation differences, such as mountain roads with steep inclines

• When meandering on wide roads

• Vehicle direction was changed without turning on the engine

(E.g., on a turntable in a parking area)

• After replacing the tires or chains

• When driving on roads that continue for a long time

• When driving on Y-shaped roads

in a straight line or gentle curve

(E.g., freeways)

• When starting and stopping frequently at low speed, such as in a trafﬁ c jam

• When driving around tight hairpin corners

Error in the Current Location 1-10

• When driving on snowy or unpaved roads

• When driving on roads parallel to others

• When driving on grid-shaped roads

• When driving on a road that turns around in the same direction, such as a loop-shaped bridge or interchange

• When driving on roads where map data is not available

• When GPS measurements could not be made for an extended distance.

Introduction

Error in the Current Location 1-11

Route Calculation

• The most up-to-date road information and regulation data possible have been used for the maps and information used in this system. However, subsequent road changes may cause the information to differ from the actual conditions, and inappropriate guidance may be given. Be sure to drive according to the actual trafﬁ c conditions.

• Not all roads are subject to the recommended route guidance.

• The calculated route is only one example of a road that reaches the destination, which the system calculated by taking into account road types and trafﬁ c conditions. It is not necessarily always the best route.

• Not all ferry routes are necessarily stored in the data. Further, even if ferry routes are prioritized they are not necessarily used in the route.

• The route selection is a comprehensive judgement based on factors such as the road type, distance and road width, but this does not mean that the best route is always selected. Think of the route as only one example of many possible routes.

• The route guidance is performed for the roads subject to the route guidance that are the nearest to the destination or way point. For this reason, an inappropriate route may be displayed if the set route includes a location where many roads are concentrated together, such as at an interchange. Further, if the destination or way point becomes far away from the intersections of roads subject to the route guidance, a route may be displayed that passes the destination or way point.

• Traffic lanes in both directions are separately input for wide roads or roads with central dividers. If a destination (way point) is set in this kind of position, a route may be selected that passes and then returns to the destination (way point).

• The ﬁ rst guidance location is the road nearest to the starting position (vehicle).

• The ﬁ nal guidance location is the road nearest to the location set as the destination.

• If while driving along the route seems very indirect, it is possible that a route has been set in the direction opposite to the current vehicle direction.

• The guidance route may result in the vehicle being on the opposite side of a river or station from that which is desired. If this happens, move the destination near to the desired road.

• Sometimes it will not be possible to avoid toll roads or ferry routes, when there are no other suitable routes.

• If three recommended routes do not exist, the same route may be repeated.

• Sometimes the enlarged intersection map will not be displayed immediately after the route calculation, or due to other conditions.

Route Calculation 1-12

Gracenote® music

recognition service

Music and video recognition technology and related data are provided by Gracenote industry standard in music recognition technology and related content delivery. For more information, please visit www.gracenote.com.

CD, DVD, Blu-ray Disc, and music and video-related data from Gracenote, Inc., copyright © 2000 to present Gracenote. Gracenote Software, copyright © 2000 to present Gracenote. One or more patents owned by Gracenote apply to this product and service. See the Gracenote website for a non-exhaustive list of applicable Gracenote patents. Gracenote, CDDB, MusicID, MediaVOCS, the Gracenote logo and logotype, and the “Powered by Gracenote” logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Gracenote in the United States and/or other countries.

. Gracenote is the

EndUser License Agreement

This application or device contains software from Gracenote, Inc. of Emeryville, California (“Gracenote”). The software from Gracenote (the “Gracenote Software”) enables this application to perform disc and/or file identification and obtain music-related information, including name, artist, track, and title information (“Gracenote Data”) from online servers or embedded databases (collectively, “Gracenote Servers”) and to perform other functions. You may use Gracenote Data only by means of the intended EndUser functions of this application or device.

You agree that you will use Gracenote Data, the Gracenote Software, and Gracenote Servers for your own personal non-commercial use only. You agree not to assign, copy, transfer or transmit the Gracenote Software or any Gracenote Data to any third party. YOU AGREE NOT TO USE OR EXPLOIT GRACENOTE DATA, THE GRACENOTE SOFTWARE, OR GRACENOTE SERVERS, EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED HEREIN.

You agree that your non-exclusive license to use the Gracenote Data, the Gracenote Software, and Gracenote Servers will terminate if you violate these restrictions. If your license terminates, you agree to cease any and all use of the Gracenote Data, the Gracenote Software, and Gracenote Servers. Gracenote reserves all rights in Gracenote Data, the Gracenote Software, and the Gracenote Servers, including all ownership rights. Under no circumstances will Gracenote become liable for any payment to you for any information that you provide. You agree that Gracenote, Inc. may enforce its rights under this Agreement against you directly in its own name.

The Gracenote service uses a unique identifier to track queries for statistical purposes. The purpose of a randomly assigned numeric identiﬁ er is to allow the Gracenote service to count queries without knowing anything about who you are. For more information, see the web page for the Gracenote Privacy Policy for the Gracenote service.

The Gracenote Software and each item of Gracenote Data are licensed to you “AS IS.” Gracenote makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the accuracy of any Gracenote Data from in the Gracenote Servers. Gracenote reserves the right to delete data from the Gracenote Servers or to change data categories for any cause that Gracenote deems sufficient. No warranty is made that the Gracenote Software or Gracenote Servers are errorfree or that functioning of Gracenote Software or Gracenote Servers will be uninterrupted. Gracenote is not obligated to provide you with new enhanced or additional data types or categories that Gracenote may provide in the future and is free to discontinue its services at any time.

GRACENOTE DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. GRACENOTE DOES NOT WARRANT THE RESULTS THAT WILL BE OBTAINED BY YOUR USE OF THE GRACENOTE SOFTWARE OR ANY GRACENOTE SERVER. IN NO CASE WILL GRACENOTE BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES OR FOR ANY LOST PROFITS OR LOST REVENUES.

Introduction

Gracenote® music recognition service 1-13

Gracenote® music recognition service 1-14

Basic Operation

1 Turn “ON” the ignition switch

2 Touch the desired language

Starting the MMCS

WARNING

•

Do not operate the Mitsubishi Multi Communication System (MMCS) while driving.

•

Always concentrate on your driving ﬁ rst. Keep your eyes and mind on the road. If distracted while driving, you could cause an accident. When operating the MMCS, do not park with the

• engine running in a closed or poorly ventilated area. Carbon monoxide gas, which is odorless and extremely poisonous, can build up and cause serious injury or death.

The opening screen is displayed.

If any function other than AUDIO was used last time, go to Step 2.

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NOTE

• If special days and anniversaries been set, when the date matches the settings, the set icon is displayed on screen.

• If maintenance information when the maintenance distance has been exceeded or the maintenance timing has been exceeded, a telop will be displayed in the opening screen.

(page 10-1)

(page 10-9)

have

has been set,

Basic Operation

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NOTE

• When the meter is set to Auto, the language of both sides can be changed by performing operations on either the MMCS side or the meter side.

• When the meter is set to Manual, the language of the meter side and the MMCS side can be set separately.

3 Touch [OK]

After a moment, the display is changed to the navigation screen.

NOTE

• If the battery voltage is low in cold regions, etc., the navigation screen is displayed rather than the screen last used.

Starting the MMCS 2-1

Operation Instructions

With this navigation system, operations can be performed by pressing the panel keys or touching the screen buttons. Operate the screen by touching lightly with a ﬁ ngertip.

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WARNING

• While driving, do not perform complicated operations or concentrate on the screen. Failure to pay attention to the road ahead may cause trafﬁ c accidents. Have a front seat passenger perform the operations, or stop the car in a safe location before operating.

NOTE

• Do not touch the screen with wet hands or press it with hard, sharp objects, as this may cause malfunction.

The Screens in this Manual

The screens described in this manual are for explanation. They may be different from actual screens, and their operation may also be different.

Lists

This section explains the list operation buttons when a list has been displayed.

Scrolls forward through a list one line at a time. Scrolls forward through a list one page at a time. Scrolls back through a list one line at a time. Scrolls back through a list one page at a time.

Starting the MMCS 2-2

Menu Screens (Three Menus)

Scroll Menu

After scrolling the map, press the [ENT] key to display.

1) [Set as Dest.]

Sets the cursor position as the destination.

>>> “Destination Setting for Scrolled Position” (page 2-8)

2) [Address Book]

The cursor position can be stored in the address

book.

>>> “Storing a New Location” (page 5-1)

3) [Nearby POI ]

POI can be searched for in the vicinity of the cursor

4) [Location check]

The positional relationship between the cursor

>>> “Nearby POI ” (page 3-8)

position.

position and the current location can be viewed.

>>> “Viewing the car location” (page 2-8)

5) [Set as RTT surveillance]

The surveillance map is stored

>>> “Storing from the Map Scroll Screen” (page 6-3)

6) Cursor

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Navi Menu

Press the [MENU] key to display.

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1) [Address/Intersection]

The location can be searched for using the address

or street name of the destination.

>>> “From Address/Intersection” (page 3-2)

2) [Point of Interest]

The location can be searched for using a POI

name.

>>> “Points of Interest (POI) Name” (page 3-5)

3) [Advanced Search]

An advanced search is possible based on the POI

search.

>>> “Advanced Search” (page 3-8)

4) [Previous 20]

A new destination can be set from the 20 destinations

that have been previously set.

>>> “Previous 20” (page 3-7)

5) [Address Book]

A previously stored location can be called up and

set as the destination.

>>> “Address Book” (page 5-1)

6) [Go Home]

A route can be set for returning home.

>>> “Go Home” (page 3-7)

7) [Navigation Settings]

Various functions related to the navigation can be

>>> “Settings” (page 11-1)

set.

8) [Navigation Tools]

The Demo of the set route and basic information

related to the navigation can be viewed.

>>> “Start Demo” (page 4-8)

9) [Route]

The [Route] button is displayed when a destination

has been set.

>>> “Route Menu” (page 2-4)

Basic Operation

Menu Screens (Three Menus) 2-3

Route Menu

Touch [Route] on the current location screen to display. The route can be viewed or edited.

NOTE

• The [Route] button is displayed when a destination has been set.

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1) [Detour]

The route can be changed to one that detours a

speciﬁ ed area.

>>> “Detour” (page 4-3)

2) [Itinerary]

The destination position can be changed, a way

point can be added, and the route calculation conditions can be changed.

>>> “Editing the Route (Itinerary)” (page 4-4)

3) [View Route]

The route can be viewed using various methods.

>>> “View Route” (page 4-1)

4) [Delete Route]

Deleting a created route.

>>> “Deleting the Route” (page 4-9)

5) [Nearby POI ]

POI can be searched for in the vicinity of the current

>>> “Nearby POI ” (page 3-8)

location.

Menu Screens (Three Menus) 2-4

Map Screen

The current position of your vehicle is displayed on the “Current Location Screen”.

Current Location Screen

(page 2-4)

1) Maneuver Icon

When a route is set, displays whether to turn left or

right at the next intersection of the guidance, and the distance to this intersection.

2) Direction Box

When a route is set, displays the route number or street name of the next street to turn onto.

3) Vehicle Mark

Shows the position of the vehicle being driven.

4) Guidance Route

When a route is set, shows the route to the

destination.

5) [Route]

[Route] is displayed only while setting route. When touched, shows Route Menu

6) Street Name

Displays the name of the street currently being

traveled.

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7) Destination/Way Point Information

When a route is set, shows the distance and time

to the destination or way point.

8) Map Scale

Shows the scale of the displayed map.

9) Destination/Way Point Direction Icon

Shows the direction to the destination or way point. Only displayed when a route has been set.

10) Orientation Mark

Shows the orientation of the displayed map.

11) RTT (Real Time Trafﬁ c) Icon

Displays trafﬁ c information such as trafﬁ c jams,

construction, etc. When icon is touched, detailed information for the RTT symbol displayed on the map can be checked.

Basic Operation

Map Screen 2-5

Changing the Map Display

Changing the display method of the map screen.

Displaying the Current Location Screen

Displays the current location.

Press the [NAVI] key

Changing the Scale

The scale of the map display can be changed within a range of 1/32 miles (50m) to 60 miles (100km).

NOTE

• The scale display unit can be changed from “mile” to

>>> “Unit” (page 11-5)

“km”.

One Map Mode

To display a wider area, press the

[

SCALE] key

Two Maps Mode

When two maps are displayed, the left and right screens can be changed to different scales. The scale of the right map is changed with the same operations as when there is only one map. This section explains how to change the scale of the left map.

NOTE

• Switching between One Map and Two Map can be performed in “Screen Options”.

Maps” (page 11-9)

>>> “One/Two

1 Touch the map section of the left map

The current location screen is displayed.

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Changing the Map Display 2-6

A wider area can be viewed each time the [ SCALE] key is pressed.

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2 For a detailed display, press the [SCALE

A more detailed area can be viewed each time the [SCALE ] key is pressed.

] key

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NOTE

•

Press and hold the [ SCALE] key or the [SCALE ] key to change the scale using smooth zoom.

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A scale bar is displayed.

2 Touch [ ] to display a wide area

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A wider area can be viewed each time [ ] is touched.

3 Touch [ ] to display a detailed area

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A more detailed area can be viewed each time [ ] is touched.

NOTE

• Perform these operations while the scale bar is being displayed.

• Touch and hold [ ] or [ ] to change the scale using smooth zoom.

Changing Map Orientation

The map orientation can be changed according to various conditions.

Touch the orientation button

Orientation Mark

North-Up

Heading-Up Each time the orientation mark is touched, the map orientation is changed in the sequence “North-Up” “Heading-Up” “Auto”.

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Map Orientation

Mark Name Display Contents

(Red) North-Up

Heading-

(Red)

(Blue)

The vehicle mark is rotated so that the north of the map is always facing the front (up). The map is rotated so that the vehicle is always facing

the front (up). “Heading-Up” or “NorthUp” is selected automatically, depending on the map scale. “Heading-Up” is selected for a

Auto

scale of 1/16 miles (100m) or less, and “North-Up” is selected for a scale of 1/8 miles (250m) or more.

In Two Maps Display

When two maps are displayed, the left and right maps are linked together, with either “Heading-Up” or “North-Up” selected for both. However, when “Auto” is set, different orientations can be selected for the left and right maps, depending on the scale.

Basic Operation

Changing the Map Display 2-7

Scrolling the Map

The map can be scrolled to search for a location to view.

Move the joystick in the direction

to be viewed

Destination Setting for Scrolled Position

The position reached with the map scroll can be set as the destination.

Scroll the map and place the cursor on the desired location, and press the [ENT] key

Viewing the car location

The positional relationship between the current location and the position reached with the map scroll can be viewed.

Scroll the map and place the cursor on the desired location, and press the [ENT] key

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The map is scrolled.

NOTE

• When Two Map is set, during scrolling One Map display is shown at the scale selected for the rightside screen.

• During scrolling, the scale can be changed by pressing [SCALE] key.

Scrolling the Map 2-8

The scroll menu screen is displayed.

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2 Touch [Set as Dest.]

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

NOTE

• If there are several POIs in the scroll, a list is displayed, and the POIs to be registered can be selected.

• Touch [Address Book] to store the cursor position.

>>> “From the Scroll Menu” (page 5-1)

• Touch [Nearby POI ] to search for POI (Points of Interest) in the vicinity of the cursor position.

>>> “From the Scroll Menu” (page 3-9)

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The scroll menu screen is displayed.

2 Touch [Location check]

Basic Operation

Cursor Position

The positional relationship between the current location and the cursor position can be viewed.

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NOTE

• The location with the (pin mark) mark is the cursor position.

Scrolling the Map 2-9

Intersection Guidance

An enlarged intersection map is displayed when an intersection is approached. The guidance mode can be changed with the settings.

NOTE

• Refer to

“Guidance Mode” (page 11-14)

how to change the guidance mode.

for details on

Guidance Map

The screen changes from the normal map screen to the intersection guidance map.

Turn List

The screen changes from the turn list to the intersection guidance map.

Intersection Guidance 2-10

NOTE

• The ferry mark is displayed when there is a ferry terminal.

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NOTE

•

The toll booth mark is displayed when there is a toll booth.

•

The ferry mark is displayed when there is a ferry terminal.

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Arrow Guide

The screen changes from the arrow guide to the intersection guidance map.

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NOTE

•

The ferry illustration is displayed when there is a ferry terminal.

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Basic Operation

Intersection Guidance 2-11

Listening to the Voice Guide

The voice guide provides information regarding the distance to the next intersection on the route and the direction you should turn. The voice guide comes on automatically when approaching in intersection, but can be activated at any time by the following operation:

Touch the [Maneuver icon]

Maneuver Icon

The intersection guidance map is displayed, and voice guidance is performed.

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NOTE

•

The voice guidance volume and male or female voice selection can be changed.

>>> “Other Settings” (page 11-5)

Listening to the Voice Guide 2-12

How to Enter Text

The text input keyboard is displayed when searching for a location or for the name of a stored location. Capital letters, small letters, and symbols can be input depending on the function.

NOTE

• The examples in this section all show the screen for editing stored locations, but operations for other input keyboards are performed in the same way.

• The keyboard layout can be changed between [Alphabet] and [PC] using “Keyboard Layout” in “Other Settings”

(page 11-6)

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Entering a letter

1 Touch the letters

The touched letters are input.

Entering a Symbol

1 Touch [More]

Touch the symbols

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Deleting Text

1 Touch [ ]

The letters are deleted one by one.

Basic Operation

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The touched symbols are input.

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How to Enter Text 2-13

Clear All Text

Touch [Clear All]

Switching between Upper Case

and Lower Case

1 Touch [A/a]

Completing the input

1 Touch [Set]

The input letters are set, and the screen returns to the original display.

All the input letters are deleted.

How to Enter Text 2-14

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The letter changes to lower case.

2 Touch [A/a] again

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The letter returns to upper case.

Voice Operation

(if so equipped)

Mobile Phone voice control is available if your vehicle is equipped with a Bluetooth interface, iPod and USB memory device.

To use the voice operation

1 Press the SPEECH button

SPEECH button

2 Say the voice command out loud

NOTE

•

The voice commands are displayed when the [Help] button is touched.

2.0

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Basic Operation

Voice Operation 2-15

Voice Operation 2-16

Destination

Navigation operations start with the location search. If a map of the destination can be displayed, the route to the destination can be set and the location can be stored in the address book. The following search methods are available to search for locations according to various conditions.

Basic Method

From Address/Intersection (page 3-2)

Used when the address or intersection of 2 streets at the destination is known.

Points of Interest (POI) Name (page 3-5)

Used when the name of the desired POI is known.

Previous 20 (page 3-7)

A new destination can be set from the 20 destinations that have been previously set.

Address Book (page 3-7)

If a location has already been stored the address book, it can be called up and set as the destination.

Go Home (page 3-7)

If the home location has already been stored

, the route to go home can be set.

5-3)

(page 5-1)

(page

Advanced Search

Nearby POI (page 3-8)

Searching for POI in the vicinity of the current location.

POI along Route (page 3-9)

Searching for POI along the set route.

POI by Dest./Way Point (page 3-9)

Searching for POI in the vicinity of the set destination/ way point.

POI along a Street (page 3-10)

Searching for POI along a speciﬁ ed street.

POI by Freeway (page 3-10)

Searching for POI along a freeway or in the vicinity of the exit. Can only be used when driving on a freeway.

Map Point (page 3-11)

Searching for a location by scrolling map.

Return Trip (page 3-11)

The starting position when setting a route can be set as a new destination.

(page 2-8)

the

Destination

“POI”=Points of Interest

Latitude/Longitude (page 3-11)

The destination can be set by specifying the latitude/ longitude.

Basic Method 3-1

Basic Method

The basic method of searching for a location.

Press the [Menu] key

The navi menu is displayed.

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From Address/Intersection

Used when the address or street name of the destination is known.

Display the Navi Menu and touch

[Address/Intersection]

Touch the “State” button

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NOTE

• The name of the state that was previously set is displayed in the “State” button.

• One of the five most recently selected states can be selected by touching [Last 5] of “State”.

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3 Input the state name

>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)

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NOTE

• If there is only one candidate when a character is input for the state name, go to step 4.

• If there are ﬁ ve candidates or less when a character is input for the state name, a list is displayed and a state can be selected from the list. Touch [List] to select

• a state from the list.

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4 Touch the “City” button

Basic Method 3-2

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NOTE

• One of the ﬁ ve most recently selected cities from the corresponding state can be selected by touching [Last 5] of “City”.

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5 Input the city name

>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)

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NOTE

• If there is only one candidate when a character is input for the city name, go to step 6.

• If there are ﬁ ve candidates or less when a character is input for the city name, a list is displayed and a city can be selected from the list.

• Touch [List] to select a city from the list.

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NOTE

•

Touch [Keyword] to display only the city names that include the input letters. The city can then be selected from this list.

• Touch [Zip Code] to input the zip code and specify the address. Note that [Last 5] is not stored for the zip code.

If there is only one candidate when a character is

input for the zip code, go to step 6. If there are ﬁ ve candidates or less when a character is input for the zip code, a list is displayed and a zip code can be selected from the list. Touch [List] on the “Zip Code Input” screen after inputting a character to display only the zip codes that start with the input

character. The zip code can then be selected from

this list.

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6 Touch the “Street” button

NOTE

• One of the ﬁ ve most recently selected streets from the corresponding state and city can be selected by touching [Last 5] of “Street”.

7 Input the street name

>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)

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NOTE

• If there is only one candidate when a character is input for the street name, go to step 8.

• If there are ﬁ ve candidates or less when a character is input for the street name, a list is displayed and a street can be selected from the list.

• Touch [List] to select a street from the list.

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•

Touch [Keyword] to display only the street names that include the input letters. The street can then be selected from this list.

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Destination

Basic Method 3-3

8 Touch [Set]

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

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NOTE

The house number or intersection name can then be speciﬁ ed to set a more detailed address. Both cannot be speciﬁ ed.

• Touch [All House Numbers] to set a detailed address by inputting the house number.

>>> “House Number Input” (page 3-4)

• Touch [All Intersections] to set a detailed address by inputting the intersection name.

>>> “Intersection Input” (page 3-5)

House Number Input

The house number can be input to set a detailed address.

Input the “State”, “City” and

“Street” in

“From Address/Intersection”

(page 3-2)

2 Touch the “House #” button

Input the house number

>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)

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NOTE

• Letters can also be input by touching [Keyboard].

4 Touch [Set]

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5 Touch [Set]

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>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

Basic Method 3-4

Touch [Numeric Input] to return to the original

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numeric input screen.

Intersection Input

The intersection name can be input to set a detailed address.

Input the “State”, “City” and “Street”

“From Address/Intersection” (page 3-2)

2 Touch the “Intersection” button

Touch the intersection to be set

as the destination

Points of Interest (POI) Name

Used when the name of the desired POI is known.

Display the Navi Menu and touch

[Point of Interest]

Input the “State” and “City”

Input the “State” and “City” with the same operations

“From Address/Intersection” (page 3-2).

as in

NOTE

• Touch [My Categories] to select frequently used categories that have already been stored. Refer to

“Editing My Categories” (page 3-6)

storing a category.

• One of the five most recently selected categories can be selected by touching [Last 5].

• Touch [All] to select from all categories.

for details on

5 Touch category type to select

Touch the “Point of Interest”

button

Input the POI name

>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)

Destination

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4 Touch [Set]

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>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

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3 Touch the “Category” button

The “POI Category” screen is displayed. The operation in step 5 can be performed even if a category is not selected.

4 Touch the category of the desired POI

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NOTE

• If there is only one candidate when a character is input for the POI name, go to step 7. If there are five

• candidates or less when a character is input for the POI name, a list is displayed and a POI can be selected from the list.

• For large facilities such as airports, will be shown and you can select the related facility.

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Basic Method 3-5

8 Touch [Set]

NOTE

•

When a facility marked with is selected from the POI Name List, [Sub POI] will be displayed in the lower part of the screen.

• Touch [Sub POI] to display the list and select a detailed POI.

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Editing My Categories

Frequently used POI categories can be stored in “My Categories”. A maximum of six category items can be stored in “My Categories”.

Display the “POI Category” screen

>>> “Points of Interest (POI) Name” (page 3-5)

2 Touch [My Categories]

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3 Touch [Edit My Categories]

A list is displayed of all categories.

5 Touch [Back]

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The categories currently displayed are stored, and the display returns to the original “POI Category” screen.

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

Basic Method 3-6

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4 Touch the category to store

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NOTE

• The stored categories are displayed with a highlight. Touch a stored category to clear the stored item.

• Touch [Clear All] to clear all the stored category items.

• Touch [Default] to return to the factory settings (ﬁ ve items are stored before shipment).

Previous 20

A new destination, way point, or location to be stored can be set from the 20 destinations that have been previously set.

1 Display the Navi Menu and touch [Previous 20]

A list of the 20 destinations that have been previously set is displayed.

2 Touch the desired location

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

NOTE

• Touch [Info] to display a map of the vicinity and corresponding information.

• Destinations that have been previously set can be

>>> “Delete Previous 20” (page 11-19)

deleted.

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Address Book

If a location has already been stored

5-1)

in the address book, it can be called

up and set as the destination.

NOTE

• If no locations have been stored in the address book, [Address Book] cannot be selected.

• Refer to

“Storing a New Location” (page 5-1)

details on storing a location in the address book.

1 Display the Navi Menu and touch [Address Book]

Touch the location to be set as

the destination

[New],[Edit],[Delete]

>>> “Editing a Location” (page 5-4) >>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

(page

for

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Go Home

If the home location has already been stored

(page 5-2)

can be set.

NOTE

• Refer to

“When Storing Your Home” (page 5-2)

details on storing the home position.

Display the Navi Menu and touch

[Go Home]

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

NOTE

• If a home position has not been stored, a message is displayed that recommends it to be stored. Touch [Yes] and perform

the storing operations.

, the route to go home

for

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Destination

Basic Method 3-7

Advanced Search

Separate from the basic search functions, a specialized search is possible using the advanced search functions.

1 Press the [Menu]

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The navi menu is displayed.

2 Touch [Advanced Search]

Nearby POI

Searching for POI in the vicinity of the current location. A maximum of 100 POIs can be searched for within a range of approximately 60 miles (100km) from the current location.

1 Display the “Advanced Search” menu and touch [Nearby POI ]

Touch the category of the desired POI

Advanced Search 3-8

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The “Advanced Search” menu is displayed.

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NOTE

• Touch [My Categories] to select frequently used categories that have already been stored. Refer to

“Editing My Categories” (page 3-6)

storing a category.

• One of the five most recently selected categories can be selected by touching [Last 5].

• Touch [All] to select from all categories.

for details on

3 Touch category type to select

4 Touch the desired POI

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>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

NOTE

• Touch [Refresh] to search again.

• Touch [Info] to display a map of the vicinity and corresponding information.

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From the Scroll Menu

POIs in the vicinity of a specified location can be searched for from the scroll menu.

1 Scroll the map and place the cursor on the location of the desired facility, and press the [ENT] key

2 Touch [Nearby POI ]

The remaining operations are the same as from step 2

“Nearby POI ” (page 3-8)

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POI along Route

Searching for POI along the set route. A maximum of 100 POIs can be searched for.

Display the “Advanced Search”

menu and touch [POI along Route]

The remaining operations are the same as from step 2

“Nearby POI ” (page 3-8)

POI by Dest./Way Point

Searching for POI in the vicinity of the set destination/way point. A maximum of 100 POIs can be searched for within a range of approximately 60 miles (100km) from the destination or way point.

1 Display the “Advanced Search” menu and touch [POI by Dest./WP]

2 Touch the destination or way point

The remaining operations are the same as from step 2

“Nearby POI ” (page 3-8)

NOTE

•

Touch [Info] to display

a map of the vicinity and corresponding information.

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Destination

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Advanced Search 3-9

POI along a Street

Searching for POI along a speciﬁ ed street.

Display the “Advanced Search”

menu and touch [POI along a Street]

Input the “State”, “City” and “Street”

Input the “State”, “City” and “Street” with the same operations as in

NOTE

• If no POIs are found in the vicinity of the input location, “No POI found” is displayed. Touch [OK] and set a different location.

3 Touch the “Category” button

“From Address/Intersection” (page 3-2)

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Touch the category of the desired POI

6 Input the POI name

>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)

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NOTE

• If there is only one candidate when a character is input for the POI name, go to step 7. If there are five

• candidates or less when a character is input for the POI name, a list is displayed and a POI can be selected from the list.

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7 Touch [Set]

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

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POI by Freeway

Searching for POI along a freeway or in the vicinity of the exit. Can only be used when driving on a freeway.

Display the “Advanced Search”

menu and touch [POI by FWY]

The FWY area list screen is displayed.

2 Touch the desired area

The map for the POI with the highest priority in the desired exit area is displayed.

NOTE

• [ ] is displayed when there are two or more POIs in the area. [ POI list and make a detailed selection.

Touch

] to display the

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5 Touch the “Point of Interest” button

Advanced Search 3-10

3 Touch [Set]

Map Point

Searching for a location by scrolling

2-8)

the map.

(page

Latitude/Longitude

The destination can be set by specifying the latitude/longitude.

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

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FWY Area List Screen

b) c)

A) B) C)

A) Area information

a) Exit number b) Freeway name c) Distance from vehicle

B) The POI with the highest priority in the vicinity

of the exit

d) The closest POI to the exit

C) POI list display button

Displayed if there are two or more facilities in the area vicinity. Displays the list and enables selection of stored facilities at the destination or along the route.

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Display the “Advanced Search”

menu and touch [Map Point]

The scroll menu is displayed. The remaining operations are the same as from

“Destination Setting for Scrolled Position” (page 2-8)

Return Trip

The starting position when setting a route can be set as a new destination.

Display the “Advanced Search”

menu and touch [Return Trip]

A map of the vicinity is displayed with the starting position at the center.

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

Display the “Advanced Search”

menu and touch [Latitude/Longitude]

The latitude/longitude of the current location are displayed.

2 Touch [Latitude] or [Longitude]

The latitude or longitude can now be edited.

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3 Input the latitude/longitude of the destination

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NOTE

• Touch [ ] or [ ] to change the input position.

4 Touch [Set]

>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)

Destination

Advanced Search 3-11

Destination Setting

After deciding on a location it can be set as a destination or way point, or the location can be stored.

Setting as Destination

Setting the displayed location as the destination.

Touch [Start]

NOTE

Carpool / HOV inclusion (if so equipped)

• This screen displays after touching[Start]if there are Carpool/ HOV lanes in the route set. Touch[Yes]if a Carpool/HOV lane is to be used.

• The Carpool/HOV information concerning time regulations and requirements for the number of passengers may sometimes vary or conflict with the actual traffic regulations.Make sure to drive in accordance with the actual road situation and trafﬁ c rules.

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Setting as Way Point

After finding a location when a route has already been set, the displayed location can be set as a way point.

Touch [Itinerary List]

A list of the way points and destination is displayed.

2 Touch [Add] in the sequence in which it is to be visited

When a route has already been set, that route is

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deleted and a route search starts with the displayed location as the destination.

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Destination Setting 3-12

The searched location is added to the route as a way

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point.

3 Touch [Start]

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The route search is started.

NOTE

• Touch [Info] to display a map of the vicinity and corresponding information.

•

Touch [Show Route] to display the entire route, view 3 different routes and change the calculation conditions in the same way as

•

Touch [Re-order] to change the sequence for visiting each location in the same way as

• Touch [Add] to add a way point in the same way as

“Adding a Way Point” (page 4-6)

• Touch [Delete] to delete a destination or way point in the same way as Touch [Option] to perform settings related to the route in

• the same way as

“Showing the Route” (page 4-4)

“Re-ordering” (page 4-5)

“Deleting” (page 4-6)

“Route Options” (page 11-12)

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Storing the Location

Storing the displayed location and adding it to the address book.

Touch [Address Book]

The information screen for the location to be stored is displayed.

2 Touch [Set to Address Book]

The displayed location is stored in the address book.

NOTE

• Stored information other than “State” can be edited. When editing an icon or name, perform in the same

“Editing a Location” (page 5-4)

way as

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Destination

Destination Setting 3-13

Destination Setting 3-14

Route

View Route

The created route can be viewed using various methods.

Touch [Route] on the current location

screen

The route menu is displayed.

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2 Touch [View Route]

Location Information Button

Route Option Icon

The view route screen is displayed.

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NOTE

• Touch [ ] of the location information button or [1], [2]..., to display the map of the vicinity of the destination and way point.

Route Option Icon

The route option icon can be used to view with icons the information set in

Options” (page 11-12)

A) B) C) D) E) G)F)

A) Route Priority

Indicates “Fast”.

]

[

Indicates “Short”.

]

[

Indicates “Easy”.

]

[

B) Minimize Freeway

Indicates “Yes”.

]

[

Indicates “No”.

]

[

C) Minimize Toll Roads

Indicates “Yes”.

]

[

Indicates “No”.

]

[

D) Minimize Ferries

Indicates “Yes”.

]

[

Indicates “No”.

]

[

E) Avoid Trafﬁ c Problems

Indicates “Yes”.

]

[

Indicates “No”.

]

[

F) Avoid Selected Area

Indicates “Yes”.

]

[

Indicates “No”.

]

[

G) Avoid Time Restricted Roads

Indicates “Yes”.

]

[

Indicates “No”.

]

[

“Route

Route

View Route 4-1

Remaining

Displaying a map of the entire remaining route, in a scale where it can all be displayed.

Preview

The map can be scrolled along the route. The type of route taken to the destination can be viewed.

Route Outline

A list of the intersections up to the destination where turns are required is displayed.

Touch [Remaining] in the view

route screen

Displays a map of the entire remaining route, in a scale where it can all be displayed.

(page 4-1)

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Touch [Preview] in the view route

screen

The preview screen is displayed.

(page 4-1)

2 Touch [Backward], [Stop] or [Forward]

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NOTE

• Touch [Backward] to scroll towards the starting position.

• Touch [Stop] to stop the scrolling.

• Touch [Forward] to scroll towards the destination.

Touch [Rt. Outline] in the view

route screen

A list of the intersections where turns are required is displayed.

(page 4-1)

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NOTE

•

Touch an intersection on the list to display a map of its vicinity.

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View Route 4-2

Detour

Detours that specify the distance from the current location, or detours that specify streets to avoid can be set.

Touch [Route] on the current

location screen

Detour Distance

Specifying the distance to calculate the detour route.

Touch the desired detour distance for “Detour Distance” in the detour setting screen

(page 4-3)

Avoid Street

Settings are performed here for selecting a start street and an end street, and detouring the area in between.

Touch [Avoid Street] in the detour

setting screen

A list of streets to be passed on the current route is displayed.

2 Touch the start street

(page 4-3)

Route

The route menu is displayed.

2 Touch [Detour]

The detour setting screen is displayed.

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A detour route is calculated according to the speciﬁ ed distance, and route guidance starts.

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NOTE

•

The distance unit in the factory settings is “miles”. If the unit is changed to “km” ( the detour distances are [1], [5], [10], [20], [40], [80].

• A detour route longer than the entire route length

cannot be selected.

“System Settings” (page 11-5)

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NOTE

• If the route to be calculated detours only one street, go to step 4.

3 Touch the end street

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4 Touch [Set]

A detour route is calculated according to the speciﬁ ed street area, and route guidance starts.

Detour 4-3

Editing the Route (Itinerary)

The destination position can be changed, a way point can be added, and the route calculation conditions can be changed.

Touch [Route] on the current

location screen

The route menu is displayed.

2 Touch [Itinerary]

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NOTE

• Touch [Info] to display a map of the vicinity and corresponding information.

• Touch [Start] to calculate the route with the current settings and start route guidance.

Showing the Route (3 Routes)

The entire route can be displayed, 3 different routes can be viewed, and the calculation conditions can be changed.

Touch [Show Route] in the

itinerary list screen

Location Information Button

(page 4-4)

Route Option Icon

NOTE

• Touch [Rt. Outline] to display a list of the intersections up to the destination where turns are required.

>>> “Route Outline” (page 4-2)

•Touch [Preview] to scroll the map along the route.

>>> “Preview” (page 4-2)

• Touch [Modify] to return to the itinerary list screen.

2 Touch [3 Routes]

3 routes are displayed: [Fast], [Short] and [Easy].

3 Touch [Fast], [Short] or [Easy]

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4 Touch [Back]

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The itinerary list screen is displayed.

Editing the Route (Itinerary) 4-4

The show route screen is displayed.

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NOTE

• Touch [ ] of the location information button or [1], [2]..., to display the map of the vicinity of the destination and way point.

• The route option icon can be used to view with icons the information set in

“Route Option Icon” (page 4-1)

Refer to meanings of the icons.

• Touch [Option] to perform settings related to the route in the same way as from

(page 11-12)

“Route Options” (page 11-12)

for the

“Route Options”

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5 Touch [Start]

Guidance starts for the changed route.

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Re-ordering

The sequence for visiting each location can be changed.

Touch [Re-order] in the itinerary

list screen

The re-order screen is displayed.

2 Touch the locations in the desired sequence

(page 4-4)

4 Touch [Start]

Guidance starts for the changed route.

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Route

The visiting sequence is displayed on the left of each

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location button.

3 Touch [Done]

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NOTE

• Touch [Clear] to change the visit sequence again.

Editing the Route (Itinerary) 4-5

Adding a Way Point

A way point can be added to the current route.

Touch [Add] in the itinerary list

screen

The destination search screen is displayed.

2 Touch one of the search methods to search for the location

Refer to the following pages to search for the location.

>>> [Address/Intersection] (page 3-2) >>> [Point of Interest] (page 3-5) >>> [Advanced Search] (page 3-8) >>> [Previous 20] (page 3-7) >>> [Address Book] (page 3-7)

(page 4-4)

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3 Touch [Itinerary List]

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4 Touch [Add] in the sequence position in which it is to be visited

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The searched location is added to the route as a way point.

5 Touch [Start]

Deleting

A destination or way point can be deleted.

Touch [Delete] in the itinerary list

screen

The delete itinerary screen is displayed.

2 Touch the location to delete

NOTE

• The location to be deleted will be highlighted. Touch a location again to remove it from the deletion

• Multiple locations can be selected at the same time.

• Touch [Select All] to delete all locations at the same

3 Touch [Done]

(page 4-4)

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target.

time.

Editing the Route (Itinerary) 4-6

Guidance starts for the changed route.

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4 Touch [Yes]

5 Touch [Start]

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Option

Settings related to the route can be performed.

Touch [Option] in the itinerary list

screen

(page 4-4)

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Route

Guidance starts for the changed route.

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The route options screen is displayed. The remaining operations are the same as from step 3

“Route Options” (page 11-12)

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Editing the Route (Itinerary) 4-7

Start Demo

The set route can be viewed with a demo.

Display the Navi Menu, and touch

[Navigation Tools]

Stop Demo

Stopping the demo that is operating.

1 Display the Navigation Tools screen during the demo

Touch [Stop Demo]

The navigation tools screen is displayed

2 Touch [Start Demo]

The demo is started.

Start Demo 4-8

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The demo is stopped.

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Deleting the Route

Deleting a created route.

Touch [Route] on the current

location screen

Route

The route menu is displayed.

2 Touch [Delete Route]

3 Touch [Yes]

The route is deleted.

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Deleting the Route 4-9

Deleting the Route 4-10

Address Book

Storing a New Location

If frequently visited locations are stored in advance in the address book, the route to the stored location can be calculated. A maximum of 99 locations can be stored.

From the Navi Menu

Storing a location from the Navi Menu.

Search for the location

>>> “Destination” (page 3-1)

2 Touch [Address Book]

From the Scroll Menu

Storing a location from the scroll menu.

Scroll the map and place the cursor on the stored location, and press the [ENT] key

Address Book

The information screen for the location to be stored is displayed.

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3 Touch [Set to Address Book]

The displayed location is stored in the address book.

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NOTE

• Stored information other than “State” can be edited. When editing an icon or name, perform in the same way as from

“Editing a Location” (page 5-4)

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2 Touch [Address Book]

The information screen for the location to be stored is displayed.

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NOTE

• If there are several POIs in the scroll, a list is displayed, and the POIs to be registered can be selected.

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Storing a New Location 5-1

3 Touch [Set to Address Book]

The displayed location is stored in the address book.

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NOTE

• Stored information other than “State” can be edited. When editing an icon or name, perform in the same way as from

“Editing a Location” (page 5-4)

To Customize/Modify Address

The screen displays information about the stored location.

Icon An i con can be selected from 24

[Adjust] A stored location can be changed to a

Name The name of a stored location can be

Street The name of a street can be input.

City The name of a city can be input.

State The name of the state of the currently

Tel. A telephone number can be input.

NOTE

• Refer to editing information.

different types to use as a mark for the stored location when it is set.

>>> “Icons” (page 5-3)

different location.If location was stored from “Scroll Menu” cannot be performed.

input. The name input here is displayed on the map.

stored location is displayed. This cannot be edited.

“Editing a Location” (page 5-4)

(page 2-3)

for details on

, editing

When Storing Your Home

Storing the home location.

Display the Navi Menu and touch

[Go Home]

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2 Touch [Yes]

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Touch [New] of “Home Location”

Storing a New Location 5-2

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4 Touch one of the search methods to search for the location

Refer to the following pages to search for the location.

>>> [Address/Intersection] (page 3-2) >>> [Point of Interest] (page 3-5) >>> [Advanced Search] (page 3-8) >>> [Previous 20] (page 3-7) >>> [Address Book] (page 3-7)

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5 Touch [Set]

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Touch each item to input information

NOTE

• Touch [Edit] of “Home Location” in

Settings” (page 11-16)

• Touch [Delete] of “Home Location” in

Settings” (page 11-16)

to change home information.

to delete the home location.

“Personal

7 Touch [Set as Home]

The storing of the home location is completed.

“Personal

Icons

25 icon types can be set for the stored location; the 24 types shown below and “HOME”.

HOME

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24

NOTE

• Only one location can be set as “HOME”.

• The number to the side of the icon shows the priority when the icons are ordered in a list.

Address Book

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Storing a New Location 5-3

Editing a Location

The information about stored locations in the address book can be edited or deleted.

Display the Navi Menu, and touch

[Navigation Settings]

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2 Touch [Personal]

NOTE

• Touch [New] of “Address Book” to create a new location to store. Store using the same operations as

“Storing a New Location” (page 5-1)

Editing

Editing information about a stored location.

Touch [Edit] of “Address Book”

in the Personal Settings screen

Touch the stored location to change

3 Touch the item to change

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NOTE

• Refer to

“To Customize/Modify Address” (page 5-2)

for details on the items to change.

4 Touch [Set] after changing the item

The personal settings screen is displayed.

Editing a Location 5-4

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NOTE

•

Touch [Icon] to order the locations in icon sequence.

“Icons” (page 5-3)

Refer to priority.

• Touch [Name] to order the stored location names in alphabetical sequence.

• Touch [Date] to order the registration dates with the newest at the top.

for details on the icon

Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all the desired items have been changed.

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NOTE

•

[Set] is not available for “Icon”.

The change is set

by touching the icon button.

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5 Touch [Set to Address Book]

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The information change is completed.

Deleting

Deleting a stored location.

Touch [Delete] of “Address

Book” in the Personal Settings screen

Touch the stored location to delete

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NOTE

• The stored locations targeted for deletion are displayed with a black highlight.

Touch a location again to remove it from the deletion

target.

• Multiple locations can be selected at the same time.

• Touch [Select All] to delete all stored locations at the same time.

3 Touch [Done]

4 Touch [Yes]

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The selected stored locations are deleted.

Address Book

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Editing a Location 5-5

Editing a Location 5-6

RTT (Real Time Trafﬁ c)

(if so equipped)

This function uses RTT (Real Time Traffic) to display traffic information such as traffic jams and construction siteson the map.

1 Touch [RTT]

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2 Touch [ ]

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Viewing the Traffic Information

Trafﬁ c information can be viewed if a RTT symbol is displayed on the map screen.

RTT symbol

Accident Narrow road

Slippery road Contraﬂ ow

Parking information

Diversion Congestion

Information Rord work

Other hazard

The RTT symbol closest to the current location is displayed.

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NOTE

•

If there is no RTT trafﬁ c information, even if [RTT] is touched RTT trafﬁ c information is not displayed.

•

The location displayed for the trafﬁ c information can be stored. Refer to

Information Screen” (page 6-2)

“Storing from the RTT Traffic

RTT

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Each time [ ] is touched, RTT symbols are displayed in sequence of distance from the current location, starting from the closest.

NOTE

• Touch [ ] to display the previous RTT symbol.

• Touch [Back] to display the current location screen.

RTT (Real Time Trafﬁ c) 6-1

Dynamic Route Guidance

If a RTT symbol with received data is displayed on the route while driving, atraffic information interrupt is displayed automatically and the systemsearches for a detour route.The traffic information interrupt is displayed automatically.

Touch [Yes] on the Dynamic

Route Guidance screen

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NOTE

• When [Show new route] is touched, the original route and new route will be displayed.

• If Dynamic Route Guidance is not set to ON in RTT settings,interrupt displaywill not be performed. Refer

“RTT Options” (page 6-4)

to (The default setting for Dynamic Route Guidance is ON.)

• When [No] is selected for a RTT symbol, No symbol interrupt is displayedagain until the ACC is turned OFF/ON.

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Set as Surveillance Map

A maximum of three map screens that display trafﬁ c information can be stored. If frequently driven roads are stored in advance, it easy to view trafﬁ c information, without having to scroll the map.

Storing from the RTT Traffic Information Screen

1 Display the trafﬁ c information

2 Use the Joy-Stick to place the cursor on the location to be stored. Press the [ENT] key

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Touch [RTT surveillance Map 1 (2, 3)]

The data is stored to the selected number.

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NOTE

• If a number is selected where a Surveillance Map has already been stored, the new data automatically overwrites the old data and is saved.

The system searches for a detour route.

RTT (Real Time Trafﬁ c) 6-2

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Storing from the Map Scroll Screen

1 Scroll to the location to store. Press the [ENT] key

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2 Touch [Set as RTT surveillance]

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Touch [RTT surveillance Map 1 (2, 3)]

Recalling Stored Screens

Displaying on the screen the map screens that have been stored in advance.

Press the [MENU] key

Touch [Navigation Tools]

Touch [Surveillance Map (RTT)]

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4 Touch one of the Surveillance Map numbers.

5 Touch [RTT]

The trafﬁ c information is displayed.

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NOTE

• Map screens must have been stored in advance.

“Set as Surveillance Map” (page 6-2)

Refer to

RTT

The data is stored to the selected number.

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NOTE

• If a number is selected where a Surveillance Map has already been stored, the new data automatically overwrites the old data and is saved.

The stored location is displayed.

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RTT (Real Time Trafﬁ c) 6-3

RTT Options

Automatic display, icons and other settings can be set for RTT (Real Time Traffic), which displays trafﬁ c information such as trafﬁ c jams and construction sites on the map.

Touch [Navigation Settings]

Dynamic Route Guidance

Automatic Interrupt of RTT trafﬁ c information can be set to [On] or [Off].

RTT Icons on Map

The setting for displaying RTT icons [Show All], [Hide All] or [Select].

When [Select] has been selected

After selecting Select, touch [ ]

Current Station

The RTT station can be selected manually.

NOTE

• If both a pay station and free station can be received at the same time, priority is given to the pay station.

• The station changes automatically based on the current location of the vehicle.

1 Touch [Select a Station]

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2 Touch [RTT]

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3 Touch each item to change the setting

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The RTT Options screen is displayed.

RTT (Real Time Trafﬁ c) 6-4

The RTT Icons on Map screen is displayed.

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2 Touch the check box

The icon display setting changes.

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NOTE

• [ ] can be selected only when [Select] has been selected.

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2 Touch [Search Station]

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A list the names of broadcasting stations that can be received in the current location is displayed.

Select the name of the broadcasting

station and touch [Back]

The selected broadcasting station is received.

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NOTE

• A telop, “There are no RTT channels available”, is displayed if there is a station that can be received.

• If a free station is selected when both a pay station and a free station can be received the same time, reception of the free station will continue as long as possible. When reception is no longer possible, priority will be given to the pay station when selecting.

RTT

RTT (Real Time Trafﬁ c) 6-5

RTT (Real Time Trafﬁ c) 6-6

Audio

Audio Functions

This device can play music CDs (CDDA/CDTEXT), MP3/WMA disks (CD-R/RW), and DVDs

(DVD-VIDEO).

You can connect your iPod or USB memory device to the USB input terminal and play music files stored in the iPod or USB memory device. (if so equipped) If your vehicle is equipped with a Bluetooth interface, you can play music files in your iPod or USB memory device via voice operation. Refer to the vehicle owner's manual for further details.

>>> “To play tracks from iPod or USB device” (page 7-31)

“iPod” is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. in the United States and other countries.

Bluetooth SIG, INC.

is a registered trademark of BLUETOOTH

NOTE

• The images used by the audio functions and other related functions in this manual were created to explain the album names and title names of the title information. They have absolutely no connection to the actual existing title information.

2.0

Displaying during Navi Functions

If A/V operations are performed while the navi screen is displayed, “Source plate”, which describes the audio playback status is displayed, and after a moment, “A/V icon” is displayed.

Source Plate

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A/V Icon

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Source Plate

The titles and run time, etc., of the file currently being played are displayed on screen.

Music CD Playback

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MP3 Playback

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WMA Playback

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Music Server Playback

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Receiving FM

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Audio

Receiving AM

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Audio Functions 7-1

Receiving SIRIUS

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Common in A/V

Audio OFF

Recording CD

Music Servers

Playing

Error occurred

DVD Playback

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During Video Entertainment System Playback

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iPod/USB

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Bluetooth AUDIO

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A/V Icon

An icon that describes the playback media and playback status is displayed in the top right of the screen.

NOTE

• In [System Settings], [A/V Icons on Map] can be turned [ON] and [OFF].

>>>“System Settings” (page 11-4)

Receiving AM/FM

Receiving normally

Auto Select Mode ON

Error occurred

Receiving SIRIUS

Receiving normally

Error occurred

DVDs

Playing

Paused

Stopped

Error occurred

Music CDs

Playing

Error occurred

MP3/WMAs

Playing

Error occurred

AUXs

Playing

Video Entertainment System

Video Entertainment System ON

Error occurred

iPod/USB

Playing

Bluetooth AUDIO

Playing

Operation Limits while Driving

DVD playback is audio only (no images are displayed) while driving.

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Audio Functions 7-2

Switching to Audio Screen

Audio screens for all media are displayed from the Navi screen.

NOTE

• Set the volume so that sound outside the vehicle can be heard while driving, so as not to interfere with safe driving.

• If performing operations while driving, make sure not to hinder safe driving.

• To use [CD] or [DVD], a disk must be inserted into the device beforehand.

1 Press the [MODE] key

Touch one of the items

Ending Audio

1 Press the [PWR] key

Playback is stopped and the audio is turned OFF.

NOTE

• Press the [PWR] key again to resume play from where it stopped.

Adjusting the Volume

The volume can be adjusted within a range of 46 levels, including mute.

NOTE

• Set the volume so that sound outside the vehicle can be heard while driving, so as not to interfere with safe driving.

• If the playback volume is too loud, distortion may occur. If this occurs, reduce the volume.

2 Press the [VOL - ] key

The volume is decreased.

Displaying the Navi Screen

1 Press the [NAVI] key

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Audio

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NOTE

• If the [PWR] key or [AUDIO] key is pressed when the audio has been turned OFF, the A/V screen from before the audio was turned OFF is displayed.

1 Press the [VOL + ] key

The volume is increased.

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The current location screen is displayed.

Audio Functions 7-3

Disk Handling

Inserting and Removing Disks

This section explains how to insert music CDs, MP3/WMA disks (CD-R/RW), and DVDs (DVD-VIDEO) into the MMCS.

Inserting a disk

Press the [OPEN] key

Monitor Panel

Slide open the monitor panel to reveal the disk slot.

2 Insert a disk

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Disk

Label side

Removing a disk

Press the [DISC ] key

DISC

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The disk is ejected automatically to the disk removal position. Remove the disk.

2 Press the [OPEN] key

Slide the monitor panel closed to return the MMCS to its original state.

CAUTION

•

When inserting or removing disks, operate it while parked in a safe location, and do not stop in noparking zones.

•

Do not insert hands, ﬁ ngers, or other foreign objects into the slot. This may cause injury, smoke, or ﬁ re.

• Take care not to pinch your fingers, etc., when opening or closing the monitor panel. Make sure the monitor panel is closed while driving.

•

• Do not leave the monitor panel open, and do not place any objects on top of the monitor panel.

• The monitor panel cannot be closed when a disk is in the disk removal state (i.e., partially ejected) from the disk slot, but depending on the disk state, it may not be possible to detect that a disk has been ejected. If the monitor panel is closed while an undetected ejected disk is still in the slot, there is a risk that either the disk or the device will be damaged. When closing the monitor panel, check that there is no ejected disk in the disk slot before closing.

• Do not press the [DISC] key while the monitor panel is opening or closing. The disk or the MMCS may be damaged.

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Make sure the disk label is on top when inserting into the slot. When the disk is taken automatically, release your hand.

Disk Handling 7-4

Correct Disk Handling

Handling Precautions

• If the disk signal surface is contaminated with fingerprints or other dirt, the disk may become unreadable. When holding a disk, do not touch the signal surface. Gently pinch both edges of the disk, or hold by the center hole and one edge.

• Do not afﬁ x paper or stickers to the disk, or scratch the disk.

• Do not force a disk into the disk slot while another disk is already inserted. This may scratch or damage the disks.

• Unauthorized copying, distribution, public performance, or rental of disks is prohibited by law.

• This product uses copyright protection technology, and Macrovision and other copyright holders are protected by the patent laws of the United States and other intellectual property rights.

• Use of this copyright protection technology requires authorization from Macrovision. Further, without special authorization from Macrovision, use is restricted to the home and other private appreciation.

Maintenance

• Periodically clean the disk signal surface. To clean, use a soft cloth to wipe gently from inside to outside, without rotating the disk.

• Check that there is no residue in the center hole and around the circumference of new disks. Using a disk with residue may cause malfunction, so use a ballpoint pen, etc., to clean away the residue.

Storage Precautions

• When not in use, make sure to return disks to their cases and store out of direct sunlight.

• If not using for a long time, make sure to remove from the device.

Disk Playback Environment

• Using disks in cold ambient temperatures immediately after turning on the vehicle heater may cause malfunction due to condensation (water droplets) forming on the optical parts of the device, or on the disk. In such cases, remove the disk and wait a while before use.

• Do not use 8-cm CD adapters. This may cause malfunction.

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Disk Handling 7-5

Types of Playable Disks

Playable DVDs

• DVD (12cm and 8cm)

• Disks with region codes “1” or “ALL”

• Disks recorded in NTSC format.

Playable CDs

• CDDA (12cm and 8cm direct)

• CD-TEXT (12cm and 8cm direct)

• CD-R/RW

NOTE

• Do not use cracked disks or bent disks.

• Playback of disks not described above cannot be assured.

• Abnormally shaped disks (heart-shaped, etc.), and disks that are partially transparent cannot be played.

• CD-R/RW disks that have not been ﬁ nalized cannot be played.

Non-Standard CDs

CDs can be enjoyed using this device, but note carefully the following points concerning CD standards.

• Use disks conforming to the standards and with the

• Playback of disks that do not conform to the CD

• If playing disks that do not conform to CD standards,

on the disk label.

logo

standard cannot be assured. Further, even if the disk can be played, the sound quality cannot be assured.

the following symptoms may occur.

- White noise may be mixed in during playback. Further, the sounds may also jump.

- The disk is not recognized.

- Track 1 is not played.

- Longer time than usual is taken to ﬁ nd the start.

- Playback starts from the middle of a track.

- Some parts are unplayable.

- The disk freezes during playback.

- The display is incorrect.

Meaning of the Logos on DVDs

Region Codes

• Regional playback limitations are set in DVDs. Regional playback limitations are expressed as region codes, and videos can be played only in the region shown.

• The North American region code is “1”, and DVDs labeled with region code “1” or “ALL” can be played on this device.

• Products displaying the following logos on the DVD package are playable.

Package Logos

The meanings of the logos displayed on packages are as follows:

Region code (Describes the region where playback is possible) Describes the number of angles that can be played. Describes the number of languages that can be displayed as subtitles. Describes the number of languages that can be played.

Types of Playable Disks 7-6

MP3/WMA Files

Files in MP3/WMA format written to CDROM and CD-R/RW disks can be played on this device. The files and media that can be used are limited, so before writing ﬁ les in MP3/WMA format to disk, read the following carefully. Further, also make sure to read thoroughly the user manuals to ensure the correct use of your CD-R/RW drives and recoding software. Data such as title information, etc., is stored in the MP3/WMA ﬁ le, and can be displayed.

NOTE

• Distribution of disks or files written (i.e., copied) from music CDs to others, and uploading to internet servers, etc., is illegal whether paid or free of charge, so do not do so.

• Do not add “.mp3/.wma” extensions to files other than MP3/WMA files. Playing disks to which these files have been written causes misidentification for playback, so intense white noise occurs that may damage the speakers.

• Depending on the recorder and the recording software used to write to the disk, correct playback may not be possible. In this case, refer to the user manuals for the devices and software used.

• Depending on the PC OS type, version, software, and settings, it may not be possible to add extensions. In this case,(if it is an MP3/WMA file) add the “.mp3/.wma” extension to the end of the ﬁ le before writing to disk.

• Disks with a mixture of ﬁ les in MP3 format and WMA format can be played.

• Where the disk is a mixture of audio tracks and ﬁ les in MP3/WMA format, only the files in MP3/WMA format are played.

Folder Configurations

Up to eight levels of folder can be identiﬁ ed. Tracks can be managed by creating levels such as genreartistalbumtrack (MP3/WMA ﬁ le).

MP3s

MP3 is an abbreviation of “MPEG1AudioLayer3”. MPEG is an abbreviation of “Motion Pictures Experts Group”, and is the video compression standard used for video CDs, etc. MP3 is an audio compression format included in the MPEG audio standards, and enables files with a small amount of data to be created with high quality audio by processing inaudible sounds that have been buried in loud noise, as well as sounds in ranges inaudible to the human ear. The data on a music CD can be compressed to approximately 1/10th of its original size with almost no loss of sound quality, so it is possible to write approximately the contents of 10 music CDs to one CD-R/ RW.

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Types of Playable Disks 7-7

Playable MP3 File Standards

The speciﬁ cations for playable MP3 ﬁ les are as follows:

Item Details

Standards MPEG1 AUDIO LAYER3

MPEG2 AUDIO LAYER3

Sampling frequency [Hz]

Bit rate [kbps] MPEG1 32/40/48/56/64/80/96/112

VBR (Variable Bit Rate)

Multi-session Compatible

Channel mode Stereo, joint stereo, dual

Max. number of levels 8 (including the root

Max. number of folders 255 folders

Max. number of ﬁ les 400 files (Total number

ID3Tag Ver.1.0 and Ver.1.1

* MP3 ﬁ les written using standards other than those

described above may not be playable correctly, and the file names and folder names, etc., may not be displayed correctly.

MPEG1 32k/44.1k/48k

MPEG2 16k/22.05k/24k

/128/160/192/224/256/32 0

MPEG2 32/40/48/56/64/80/96/112

/128/144/160

Compatible

channel, and monaural

directory)

on disk. Does not include other than MP3 or WMA ﬁ les.)

WMA

WMA is an abbreviation for Windows Media Audio and is an audio compression format from Microsoft Corporation. This format compresses data using a higher compression ratio than MP3.

* Microsoft and Windows Media are registered

trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in America and other countries.

NOTE

• WMA supports copyright protection functions (DRM), so WMA ﬁ les that are protected by copyright cannot be played on this audio system.

Playable WMA File Standards

The specifications for playable WMA files are as follows:

Item Details

Standards W i n dows Media Audio

Sampling frequency [Hz] 16k/22.05k/32k/44.1k/48k

Bit rate [kbps] 32/40/48/64/80/96/128/16

VBR (Variable Bit Rate)

Multi-session Compatible

Channel mode Stereo and monaural

Max. number of levels 8 (including the root

Max. number of folders 255 folders

Max. number of ﬁ les 400 files

WMA Tag Ti tles, artist names, and

* WMA ﬁ les written using standards other than those

described above may not be playable correctly, and the file names and folder names, etc., may not be displayed correctly.

Version 7.0

0/192

Compatible

directory)

(Total number on disk. Does not include other than MP3 or WMA ﬁ les.)

album names

Types of Playable Disks 7-8

Listening to Radio

Selecting Stations

3 Touch [Scan]

1 Press the [MODE] key

Touch [FM] or [AM]

Radio is received.

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NOTE

• With FM, either [FM1] or [FM2] can be selected using the touch panel.

1 Receive radio

Touch either [ TUNE] or

[TUNE

The frequency is changed by one step. Touch and hold the touch panel button to select receivable frequencies automatically.

] to select the frequency

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Scanning Broadcasting Stations

It is possible to search for broadcasting stations that can be received in the current location.

Receive radio

Touch [ ]

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The search for broadcasting stations that can be received starts automatically. Broadcasting stations that can be received plays for 10 seconds only, and then the search resumes.

4 Press the [ENT] key

The scan is cancelled, and reception of the current broadcasting station is continued.

NOTE

• Even if [Scan] is touched again, the broadcasting station can continue to be received.

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Listening to Radio 7-9

Storing Broadcast Stations

Manual Storage

Up to six broadcasting stations that are regularly listened to can be saved in FM1, another six in FM2, and another six in AM.

1 Dial the broadcasting station to be stored.

>>> “Selecting Stations” (page 7-9)

2 Touch and hold the desired preset number (i.e., the number under which the broadcast station is to be stored)

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Preset number

Auto Storage

Up to 12 FM stations and 6 AM stations can be stored automatically (auto select mode) if traveling to regions with different reception frequencies, while on a journey, etc. If auto select mode is canceled, reception is returned to the broadcast stations originally stored.

1 Receive radio

(page 7-9)

2 Touch [ ]

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3 Touch [Auto Select]

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The search for broadcasting stations that can be received starts automatically. When the search has been completed, a list of broadcast stations is displayed.

NOTE

• If there are more stations with good reception quality than the number that can be stored, storage is not performed.

• Touch [Auto Select] again to cancel auto select.

The broadcast station currently being received is stored using the preset number selected.

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Listening to Radio 7-10

Recalling Stored Stations

Broadcast stations that were previously stored can be recalled.

Receive radio

2 Touch the preset number for the desired station

Preset number

(page 7-9)

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Reception of the stored broadcast station begins.

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Listening to Radio 7-11

Listening to SIRIUS

Only for vehicles equipped with satellite radio (SIRIUS) tuner

(if so equipped)

Display Contents

Normal Reception Screen

13)

12)

11)

9) [Text]

This switches the text display.

Channel], [Channel ]

10) [

Moves up and down one channel each time. Touch and hold one of these buttons to

continuously change the channel. Release the button to stop on a channel.

11) Incoming Category Name

The name of the category being received is

displayed.

12) Playback Mode

The currently selected playback mode is displayed.

13) Incoming Channel and Incoming Channel Name

The channel and the name of the channel being

received is displayed.

Category List and Channel List

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6) 7) 8) 9) 10)

1) Preset Number

If the channel being received has been preset, the

preset number is displayed.

2) Band

Displays the band which is currently being listened to.

3) Band Switching Button

Touch this button to switch bands.

4) TEXT Display

Information about the current channel is displayed.

5) Preset Button

The preset number, channel number and channel

name is displayed.

6) [ ]

Touch this button to display the Sub Menu.

7) [Direct]

The channel number entered to the screen directly is

displayed.

8) [Category]

The category screen is displayed.

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Listening to SIRIUS 7-12

1) Category List

This displays the category button. Touch the button

to display the channel list.

2) Channel List

This displays the channel button. Touch the button

to start receiving the relevant channel.

3) [CAT-Scan]

This scans the channels in the currently selected

category.

SIRIUS Satellite Radio Inc. “SIRIUS” and related marks are trademarks of SIRIUS Satellite Radio Inc.

Selecting Stations

1 Press the [MODE] key, and touch [SIRIUS]

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NOTE

• If SIRIUS has already been selected, the band is switched.

2 Touch either [ Channel] or [Channel be received

] to select the channel to

Selecting a Category to Be Received

1 Press the [MODE] key, and touch [SIRIUS]

Touch [Category]

The category list is displayed.

3 Touch the category button

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Scanning

It is possible to search for channels that can be received in the current location.

Scanning Channels

Scan all channels.

1 Press the [MODE] key, and touch [SIRIUS]

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2 Touch [ ]

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The channels is changed one channel at a time. Touch and hold one of these buttons to continuously change the incoming channel. Release the button to stop on a channel.

The list of channels within the selected category is

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displayed.

4 Touch the channel button

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The relevant channel is started to be received.

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Listening to SIRIUS 7-13

2 Touch [Scan]

Scanning within Categories

Scan the channels in the currently selected category.

1 Display the channel list

>>> “Selecting a Category to Be Received” (page 7-13)

2 Touch [CAT-Scan]

Selecting Channels Directly

Channels can be selected by entering the channel number directly.

1 Press the [MODE] key, and touch [SIRIUS]

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The search for channels that can be received is started automatically. Channels that can be received play for 10 seconds only, and then the search resumes.

3 Press the [ENT] key

The scan is cancelled, and reception of the current channel is continued.

NOTE

• Even if [Scan] is touched again, the channel can continue to be received.

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The search for broadcasting stations that can be received within the category is started automatically. Broadcast stations that can be received plays for 10 seconds only, and then the channel search resumes.

3 Press the [ENT] key

The scan is cancelled, and reception of the current channel is continued.

NOTE

• Even if [CAT-Scan] is touched again, the channel can continue to be received.

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2 Touch [Direct]

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Listening to SIRIUS 7-14

3 Enter the channel number, and touch [Enter]

Storing Channels

Up to six channels can be stored in each band from [SIRIUS1] to [SIRIUS4].

Recalling Stored Channels

Channels that were previously registered can be recalled.

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The channel that has been entered starts receiving.

NOTE

• Touch [Clear] to delete the entered numbers one digit at a time.

Dial the broadcasting station to

be stored

Dial the broadcasting station to

be stored

>>> “Selecting Stations” (page 7-13)

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Touch and hold the preset buttons

to be stored

The channel currently being received is stored using the preset button selected.

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Touch the band for the desired channel displayed on the SIRIUS screen

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2 Touch the preset button for the desired channel

Reception of the stored channel is started.

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Listening to SIRIUS 7-15

Switching TEXT Display

If the text for “Artist Name”, “Song/ Program title”, and “Composer Name” cannot all fit on the first page, you can change the page to see the text. If there is no text to carry over, the second page will be blank.

Touch [Text]

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Setting Channel Skipping

Channels set to be skipped are skipped without being selected when the channel up/down and scan operations are performed.

Touch [ ]

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2 Touch [Skip]

NOTE

• Touch [All Unskip] to cancel all skip settings.

4 Touch the channel to be skipped

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NOTE

• If a channel has been selected directly, the channel

can be received without being skipped. “Skipping Channel”, however, which describes that the channel has been set to be skipped in the source plate, is displayed.

Shows the second page. Touching “Text” again returns

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to the ﬁ rst page.

Listening to SIRIUS 7-16

The category list is displayed.

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3 Touch the category

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The list of channels within the selected category is displayed.

Parental Lock Channel

Channels set to limit listening are skipped without being selected when the channel up/down and scan operations are performed.

Touch [ ]

NOTE

• The default password set at the factory is “0000”. Change the password as desired for use.

>>> “Changing the Passwords” (page 7-17)

4 Touch the category

Changing the Password

The set password can be changed.

1 Touch [Change Password] in the password entry screen

>>>“Parental Lock Channel” (page 7-17)

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2 Touch [Lock]

The password entry screen for restricted listening is displayed.

Enter the password, and touch

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[Enter]

The category list is displayed.

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The list of channels within the selected category is displayed.

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NOTE

•

Touch [All Unlock] to cancel all listening restrictions.

5 Touch the channel to be locked (listening restricted)

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NOTE

• If a channel has been selected directly, provided the password has been entered correctly, the listening restrictions will be canceled and the channel can be received.

• Touching [Cat-Lock] will apply listening restrictions to all channels in the selected category. Touching [Cat-Unlock] will cancel listening restrictions

• for all channels in the selected category.

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2 Enter the current password, and touch [Enter]

Enter the new password, and

touch [Enter]

Enter the new password again

for conﬁ rmation, and touch [Enter]

The password change is completed.

Listening to SIRIUS 7-17

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If You Have Forgotten the Password

If you have forgotten your password, clear the password, and reset as necessary. If the password is cleared, the password is returned to the default factory setting “0000”.

Display the password entry screen

>>>“Parental Lock Channel” (page 7-17)

Displaying the SIRIUS ID

1 Touch [ ]

Touch [SIRIUS ID]

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2 Touch [Clear] five times in succession without entering any characters

A message is displayed, and the password is cleared.

Listening to SIRIUS 7-18

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The SIRIUS ID is displayed.

Listening to Music CDs

If a music CD is inserted into the device, the tracks will be played automatically, and the track can be recorded to the system's hard drive device (HDD) if set initially to do so. Simultaneously, Gracenote Music Recognition Service on the HDD is accessed, and the title information obtained.

NOTE

• If the information was obtained from the built-in the database or with CD-TEXT, the disk title, track title currently being played, and the artist name is displayed on the source plate. The track title list is displayed in the audio screen.

• With music CDs, the title information cannot always be obtained.

7-25)

• If playing a CD in which there are no blanks (i.e., soundless parts) between the tracks, a brief silence between the tracks is still stored to the music server, but this is not a malfunction.

>>>”Obtaining Title Information” (page

Display Contents

5) 6)

1) Album Name

The name of the album for the track currently being

played is displayed.

2) Track Number and Track Name

The number and name of the track currently being

played is displayed.

]

3) [

Touch this button to move the cursor to the track

currently being played.

]

4) [

Touch this button to display the Sub Menu.

5) Track Number and Track Name

Track] and [Track ]

6) [

Touch these buttons to move down and up the

tracks. Touch and hold to rewind or fast-forward a track.

7) Cursor

Displays the item currently selected.

8) Cursor Position

Cursor position and total number of album tracks

11)

10)

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9) Playback Mode

The currently selected playback mode is displayed.

10) Playback Time

The playback time for the track currently being

played is displayed.

11) Artist Name

The name of the artist whose album (track)

currently being played is displayed.

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Listening to Music CDs 7-19

Basic Operations

Playback

Insert a CD into the device

>>> “Inserting and Removing Disks” (page 7-4) >>> “Switching to Audio Screen” (page 7-3)

Playback or recording is started automatically.

Changing the Playback Mode

Repeat playback, random playback, and scan playback can all be performed from the CD playback screen.

Repeat Playback

The track currently being played can be listened to repeatedly.

1 Touch [ ]

NOTE

• Touch [Repeat] again to cancel repeat playback.

• Repeat playback is disabled during recording.

Scan Playback

The start of each track is played for approximately 10 seconds each. Use to ﬁ nd a desired track.

1 Touch [ ]

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Track Selection

Touch either [ Track] or [Track ]

to select the track

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[ Track] Use to select the previous track or the

[Track

start of the track currently being played. Touch and hold to rewind. Play resumes when the button is released.

] Use to select the next track. Touch and

hold to fast-forward. Play resumes when the button is released.

Listening to Music CDs 7-20

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2 Touch [Repeat]

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The track currently being played is played repeatedly.

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2 Touch [Scan]

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Scan playback will be performed from the track after the track currently being played. The tracks on a CD are scanned for 10 seconds each.

3 Touch the name of the track during playback

Scanning is stopped, and the selected track is played.

NOTE

• Scan playback is cancelled automatically if the scan returns to the ﬁ rst track.

• Even if [Scan] is touched again, scanning is stopped, and the selected track is played.

• Scan playback is disabled during recording.

Random Playback

The track order can be changed and played randomly on the CD currently being played.

1 Touch [ ]

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2 Touch [Random]

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Tracks on the CD are played in random order.

NOTE

• Touch [Random] again to cancel random playback.

• Random playback is disabled during recording.

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Listening to Music CDs 7-21

Recording to the Music Server

Tracks on music CDs can be recorded to the HDD built into this device at approximately x4 speed.

NOTE

• The use of recorded tracks for purposes other than personal enjoyment is prohibited by copyright law.

• Recorded sounds may suffer from noise occurring or the sound quality may be different from original sound.

• Tracks that have been recorded to the music server cannot be reproduced in another medium (CD-R/ RW, HDD, etc.)

• Previously recorded tracks cannot be recorded again from the same CD.

• Turning OFF the engine or removing the music CD during recording will result in defective recording.

• During recording, the navigation system may be slow to operate.

• Recording may be slower than the x4 speed due to the processing load on the device or the status of the music CD.

• If sound skipping or other errors occur, return to the start of that track and restart the recording.

• Even if there are no blanks between tracks on the CD, a brief silence is stored in the HDD between tracks.

Displaying during Recording

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1) REC symbol

During recording, this symbol is displayed in red,

and when all recordings have ﬁ nished, the display is turned OFF. The numbers describe the percentage of the number of tracks that have finished being recorded out of the total number of CD tracks, so if recording a single track, “00%” is displayed.

2) Recording Status Symbol

Tracks being recorded are displayed in red, and

those that are not being recorded are displayed in blue. No symbol is displayed for tracks that have ﬁ nished being recorded.

Recording

With auto recording, all tracks are recorded automatically when a music CD is inserted, and with manual recording only the selected tracks can be recorded.

NOTE

• If the available HDD space is insufﬁ cient, recording is not possible.

Recording Settings

Set the music CD recording method.

1 During music CD playback

7-19)

, touch [ ]

2 Touch [REC. setting]

(page

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Recording to the Music Server 7-22

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3 Touch one of the settings

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4 Touch [Back]

The recording settings are completed.

[Auto REC.] R e cor ding to the music server is

[Manual REC.]

[Single REC.] Only one track from the music CD is

performed automatically when a music CD is inserted.

>>> “Auto Recording” (page 7-23)

Tracks can be recorded individually during playback.

>>> “Manual Recording” (page 7-23)

recorded.

>>> “Single Recording” (page 7-24)

Auto Recording

Recording to the music server is performed automatically when a music CD is inserted.

NOTE

• Recording must have been set to [Auto REC.] in

>>> “Recording Settings” (page 7-22)

advance.

1 Insert a CD

All the tracks on the music CD are recorded automatically on the HDD and played back as the recording proceeds without waiting for the recording to complete.

NOTE

• The default factory setting is set to auto recording.

• If a track that has ﬁ nished being recorded is selected during recording, the recording is continued, and the selected track is played. If a track that has not yet been recorded is selected, the recording underway is stopped and recording of the selected track is started, then the track is played back as the recording proceeds without waiting for the recording to complete.

Manual Recording

Tracks can be recorded individually during playback.

NOTE

• Recording must have been set to [Manual REC.] in advance.

>>> “Recording Settings” (page 7-22)

1 Play the music CD track to be recorded

Touch [REC. start]

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Recording is started, and the track is played from the start.

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NOTE

• If another track is selected during recording, the recording is stopped, and the selected track is played.

Recording to the Music Server 7-23

Single Recording

Only one track from the music CD is recorded.

NOTE

• Recording must have been set to [Single REC.] in

>>> “Recording Settings” (page 7-22)

advance.

1 Play the music CD to be recorded

Touch [REC. start]

Stopping Recording

1 During music CD recording

7-19)

, touch [ ]

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2 Touch [REC. stop]

(page

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If the track being played is the ﬁ rst track, recording is started.

NOTE

• If another track is selected during recording, the recording is stopped, and the selected track is played.

• With single recording, recording cannot be started even if [REC. start] is touched when any track other than the ﬁ rst track is being played.

Recording to the Music Server 7-24

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Recording is stopped.

Obtaining Title Information

The playlist title information can be obtained from the Gracenote Database on the HDD. Searching for tracks on the music server, etc., can be performed smoothly by obtaining the title information.

Gracenote Service

Company Outline

Music identification technology and related data information is supplied by Gracenote Service and the Gracenote music identification service. Gracenote is the industry standard for music identification technology and related data information distribution. For details, refer to www.gracenote.com. The Gracenote Database built into this device cannot assure 100% the contents of the data.

Patents and Trademarks

For patents and trademarks, refer to “Gracenote® music recognition service”

(page 1-13)

Updating Gracenote CDDB

The information on the HDD can be updated using the Gracenote CDDB version upgrade CD (disk).

NOTE

• Do not remove the disk or turn OFF the engine while the update is in progress.

• Unless the disk is inserted, [CDDB Updating] is not displayed.

• The update takes approximately ﬁ ve minutes.

1 Insert a disk

>>> “Inserting and Removing Disks” (page 7-4)

2 Press the [MODE] key

Touch [CDDB Updating]

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Obtaining Title Information

When a music CD is inserted into the device, the title information can be obtained from the built-in HDD automatically at any time. If the title information cannot be obtained, obtain it using the CD text information. The information that can be obtained is the album title, album artist, track title, track artist, and genre.

NOTE

• If there is no CD text information, the title is displayed as “No Title”, and the artist is displayed as “No Name”.

• Title information from music CDs sold after the period during which this device went on sale cannot be obtained from the HDD. Further, it may not be possible to obtain information from earlier music CDs, either.

• Title information can be obtained for original playlist only.

• After recording a music CD, to obtain the title information, it is necessary to use the music server.

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NOTE

• If the ACC is turned OFF, the update is incomplete. The obtained update data is deleted. If the ACC is turned OFF and the update is canceled, perform update again from the start.

Obtaining Title Information 7-25

1 Touch [CDDB] in the playlist or track edit screen

>>>”Editing Detailed Information” (page 8-17)

If the title information could be obtained, the title candidate selection screen is displayed.

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2 Touch the titles to be selected for storage

The selected titles are stored.

[(Album Name)]

[N/A] The title could not be registered. Enter

Displayed if the information could be obtained.

the desired title from the playlist edit screen or the track edit screen.

>>>”Changing Titles” (page 8-18)

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Obtaining Title Information 7-26

Listening to MP3/WMA Disks

If an MP3/WMA disk is inserted into the device, the display is switched automatically to the CD screen, and track playback is started.

NOTE

• This manual mainly explains MP3 playback. WMA playback, however, is a similar operation.

• Tracks on MP3/WMA disks cannot be saved to the music server.

• To display title information such as artist name and album title, etc., the ID3 Tag or WMA Tag information must be included in the MP3/WMA ﬁ le on the disk.

>>> “MP3/WMA Files” (page 7-7)

Display Contents

1) Album Name (Folder Name)

The name of the album (name of the folder) for the

track currently being played is displayed.

2) MP3/WMA symbol

Describes the type of media currently being played.

3) Track Number and Track Name

The number and name of the track currently being

played is displayed.

4) [HOME]

Touch this button to move the cursor to the track

currently being played.

5) [ ]

Touch this button to display the Sub Menu.

6) Folder Number/Folder Name

With track lists, the track number and ﬁ le name

(excluding the extension) is displayed.

Folder] and [ Folder ]

7) [

Touch these buttons to move down and up the

folders.

Track] and [Track ]

8) [

Touch these buttons to move down and up the

tracks. Touch and hold to rewind or fast-forward a track.

14)

13)

12)

11)

10)

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9) Cursor

Displays the item currently selected.

10) Folder Layer Button

Touch this button to display the list of upper layer

folders.

11) Cursor Position

Shows cursor position and total number of folders

or tracks at current level.

12) Playback Mode

The currently selected playback mode is displayed.

13) Playback Time

The playback time for the track currently being

played is displayed.

14) Artist Name

The name of the artist whose track (folder) is

currently being played is displayed.

Basic Operations

Playback

Insert an MP3/WMA disk into the

device

>>> “Inserting and Removing Disks” (page 7-4) >>> “Switching to Audio Screen” (page 7-3)

Playback is started automatically.

Audio

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Listening to MP3/WMA Disks 7-27

Moving Folders

Folders can be moved by one layer at a time.

1 Touch the folder name

Track Selection

Touch either [ Folder] and [ Folder ],

or [

Track] and [Track ]

Changing the Playback Mode

Repeat playback, random playback, and scan playback can all be performed from the MP3/WMA disk playback screen.

Repeat Playback

The track currently being played can be listened to repeatedly.

Each time a folder name is touched, the lower layer

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folder list is displayed, and the folder layer mark is increased.

2 Touch the folder layer button

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Folder layer button

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The selected folder list is displayed.

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[ Folder] Selects the previous folder

[Folder ] Selects the next folder

Track] Use to select the previous track or the

[

[Track

start of the track currently being played. Touch and hold to rewind. Play resumes when the button is released.

] Use to select the next track. Touch and

hold to fast-forward. Play resumes when the button is released.

1 Touch [ ]

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2 Touch [Repeat]

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The track currently being played is played repeatedly.

3 Touch [Repeat] again

REPEAT

Scan Playback

The start of each track is played for approximately 10 seconds each. Use to ﬁ nd a desired track.

1 Touch [ ]

3 Touch [Scan] again

SCAN

FOLDER-REPEAT

Each time [Repeat] is touched, the playback mode changes.

REPEAT The track currently being played plays

FOLDERREPEAT

(OFF) Cancels the repeat playback.

repeatedly.

All tracks in the folder currently being played play repeatedly.

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2 Touch [Scan]

Scan playback is started.

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FOLDER-SCAN

Each time [Scan] is touched, the playback mode changes.

SCAN Performs scan playback on all the tracks

FOLDERSCAN

(OFF) Cancels the scan playback.

in the folder currently being played.

Performs scan playback on the first track in all the folders on the disk.

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4 Touch the name of the track during playback

Scanning is stopped, and the selected track is played.

NOTE

• Scan playback is cancelled automatically if the scan returns to the ﬁ rst track.

Audio

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Random Playback

The track order can be changed and played randomly on the MP3/WMA disk currently being played.

1 Touch [ ]

3 Touch [Random] again

RANDOM

2 Touch [Random]

Random playback is started.

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ALL-RANDOM

Each time [Random] is touched, the playback mode

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changes.

RANDOM Performs random playback on all the

tracks in the folder currently being played.

ALL-RANDOM

Performs random playback on all the tracks on the disk.

(OFF) Cancels the random playback.

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To play tracks from iPod or USB device

(if so equipped)

“iPod” is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. in the United States and other countries.

To play from an iPod

Press the [MODE] key, and touch [iPod]

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NOTE

• If an iPod is not connected, [USB/iPod] or [USB] is displayed.

• If [iPod] is not displayed, check the connection of the iPod. The display screen may differ depending on the file

• composition of the iPod or the vehicle installation type.

iPod Screen

Display example (Category)

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Display example (Track)

Display example (Sub Menu)

12)

1) Title

[iPod] is displayed while an iPod is playing.

2) [ Home ]

Touch this button to move the cursor to the track

currently being played.

Track], [Track ]

3) [

[ Track]

[Track ]

4) Category Button

Changes to display each of the categories.

: ROOT : Playlists : Artists

Use to select the previous track or the start of the track currently being played. Touch and hold to rewind. Play resumes when the button is released.

Use to select the next track. Touch and hold to fast-forward. Play resumes when the button is released.

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To play tracks from iPod or USB device 7-31

11)

: Albums : Songs

10)

14)

13)

: Genres

5) Playback Mode

The currently selected playback mode is displayed.

6) Album Name (Folder name)

The name of the album (name of the folder) for the

track currently being played is displayed.

7) Cursor

Displays the item currently selected.

8) Track Number and Track Name

The number and name of the track currently being

played is displayed.

9) [ ]

Touch this button to display the Sub Menu.

10) Playback Time

The playback time for the track currently being

played is displayed.

11) Artist Name

The name of the artist whose track is currently

being played is displayed.

12) [Repeat]

Each time [Repeat] is touched, the playback mode

changes.

REPEAT Th e t ra ck curren tly being played

(OFF) Cancels the repeat playback.

13) [Back]

Deletes the Sub Menu.

14) [Random]

Each time [Random] is touched, the playback

mode changes.

RANDOM Performs random playback on all

Album RANDOM

(OFF) Cancels the random playback.

plays repeatedly.

tracks.

Performs random playback on all Albums.

Audio

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