Panasonic CN-NVD905U User Manual

Dual DIN in-dash HDD Mobile Navigation System with 7 Widescreen Color LCD Monitor/DVD Receiver

Système de navigation embarqué à disque dur de format 2-DIN avec récepteur DVD/moniteur couleur ACL grand écran de 7 po

Sistema de navegación portátil de doble DIN para tablero de mandos, con disco duro y monitor LCD panorámico de 7 en color y receptor con DVD

CN-NVD905U

Operating Instructions

Manuel d’instructions

Manual de Instrucciones

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Please read these instructions (including “Limited Warranty” and “Customer

services directory”) carefully before using this product and keep this manual for future reference.

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Prière de lire attentivement ces instructions (y compris la « Garantie limitée » et le « Répertoire des services à la clientèle ») avant d’utiliser ce produit et conserver ce manuel d’instructions pour s’y référer ultérieurement.

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Lea con atención estas instrucciones antes de utilizar el producto y guarde este

manual para poderlo consultar en el futuro.

Safety information

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Read the operating instructions for the unit and all

other components of your car navigation system carefully before using the system. They contain instructions about how to use the system in a safe and effective manner. Panasonic assumes no responsibility for any problems resulting from failure to observe the instructions given in this manual.

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This manual uses pictographs to show you how to use

the product safely and to alert you to potential dangers resulting from improper connections and operations. The meanings of the pictographs are explained below. It is important that you fully understand the meanings of the pictographs in order to use this manual and the system properly.

Observe the following warnings when using this unit.

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The driver should neither watch the display nor

operate the system while driving.

Watching the display or operating the system will

distract the driver from looking ahead of the vehicle and can cause accidents. Always stop the vehicle in a safe location and use the parking brake before watching the display or operating the system. In some states and countries, passengers are also prohibited from watching the display.

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Follow actual trafﬁ c regulations while driving.

Even while following route guidance, always obey road signs and abide all trafﬁ c laws. Failure to do so could cause an accident or injury.

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Use the proper power supply.

This product is designed for operation with a negative grounded 12 V DC battery system. Never operate this product with other battery systems, especially a 24 V DC battery system. If it is used in the wrong type of car, it may cause a ﬁ re or an accident.

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Protect the Deck Mechanism.

Do not insert any foreign objects into the slot of this unit.

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Do not disassemble or modify the unit.

Do not disassemble, modify the unit or attempt to

repair the product yourself. If the product needs to be repaired, consult your dealer or an authorized Panasonic Servicenter.

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Do not use the unit when it is out of order.

If the unit is out of order (no power, no sound) or

in an abnormal state (has foreign objects in it, is exposed to water, is smoking, or smells), turn it off immediately and consult your dealer.

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Refer fuse replacement to qualiﬁ ed service personnel.

When the fuse blows out, eliminate the cause

and have it replaced with the fuse prescribed for this unit by a qualiﬁ ed service engineer. Incorrect replacement of the fuse may lead to smoke, ﬁ re, and damage to the product.

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Use the mirror image rear view camera. Failure to

do so may result in an accident or injury.

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When using the in-car camera (rear view camera),

always reverse slowly, while checking for safety with your eyes.

The camera image is perceived differently from

the actual distance. The ﬁ eld of view which can be displayed is also limited. Reverse slowly, checking safety by eye, rather than relying on the screen. Reversing without checking safety can cause collisions with people and objects.

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Keep the SD Memory card out of the reach of

children.

There is a risk that it could be swallowed

accidentally. If the card is swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.

Warning

This pictograph alerts you to the presence of important operating instructions. Failure to heed the instructions may result in severe injury or death.

Warning

This pictograph alerts you to the presence of important operating instructions. Failure to heed the instructions may result in injury or material damage.

Caution

English

Observe the following warnings when installing.

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Disconnect the lead from the negative (–) battery

terminal before installation.

Wiring and installation with the negative (–) battery

terminal connected may cause electrical shock and injury due to a short circuit.

Some cars equipped with the electrical safety

system have speciﬁ c procedures of battery terminal disconnection.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE PROCEDURES MAY

LEAD TO THE UNINTENDED ACTIVATION OF THE ELECTRICAL SAFETY SYSTEM RESULTING IN DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE AND PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

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Never use safety-related components for

installation, grounding, and other such functions.

Do not use safety-related vehicle components (fuel

tank, brake, suspension, steering wheel, pedals, airbag, etc.) for wiring or ﬁ xing the product or its accessories.

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Installing the product on the air bag cover or in a

location where it interferes with airbag operation is prohibited.

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Check for piping, gasoline tank, electric wiring, and

other items before installing the product.

If you need to open a hole in the vehicle chassis to

attach or wire the product, ﬁ rst check where the wire harness, gasoline tank, and electric wiring are located. Then open the hole from outside if possible.

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Never install the product in a location where it

interferes with your ﬁ eld of vision.

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Never have the power cord branched to supply other

equipment with power.

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After installation and wiring, you should check the

normal operation of other electrical equipment.

Continuing to use those in abnormal conditions may

cause ﬁ re, electrical shock or a trafﬁ c accident.

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Make sure the leads do not interfere with driving or

getting in and out of the vehicle.

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Insulate all exposed wires to prevent short

circuiting.

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This installation information is designed for

professional installers with knowledge of automobile electrical safety systems and is not intended for non-technical, do-it-yourself individuals. It does not contain instructions on the electrical installation and avoidance of potential harm to air bag, antitheft and ABS braking or other systems necessary to install this product. Any attempt to install this product in a motor vehicle by anyone other than a professional installer could cause damage to the electrical safety system and could result in serious personal injury or death.

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If your car is equipped with air bag and/or

anti-theft systems, speciﬁ c procedures may be required for connection and disconnection of the battery to install this product. Before attempting installation of this electronic component against the manufacturer’s recommendation, you must contact your car dealer or manufacturer to determine the required procedure and strictly follow their instructions. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE MAY RESULT IN THE UNINTENDED DEPLOYMENT OF AIR BAGS OR ACTIVATION OF THE ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM RESULTING IN DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE AND PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

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TO REDUCE THE RISK FOR FIRE OR ELECTRIC

SHOCK AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE, USE ONLY THE INCLUDED COMPONENTS.

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This unit operates with a 12 V DC negative ground

auto battery system only. Do not attempt to use it any other system.

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Do not install the monitor in a location which

obstructs driving, visibility or which is prohibited by applicable laws and regulations.

If the monitor is installed in a location which

obstructs forward visibility or operation of the air bag or other safety equipment or which interferes with operation of the car, it may cause an accident.

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Never use bolts or nuts from the car’s safety devices

for installation. If bolts or nuts from the steering wheel, brakes or other safety devices are used for installation of the monitor, it may cause an accident.

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Attach the wires correctly. If the wiring is not

correctly performed, it may cause a ﬁ re or an accident. In particular, be sure to run and secure the lead wire so that it does not get tangled with a screw or the moving portion of a seat rail.

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For safety, make sure that the side brake cord is

wired correctly.

If not wired correctly following the instructions,

safety features may cease working and may cause an accident.

English

Observe the following cautions when using this unit.

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Keep the sound volume at an appropriate level.

Keep the volume level low enough to be aware of

road and trafﬁ c conditions while driving.

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Do not insert or allow your hand or ﬁ ngers to be

caught in the unit.

To prevent injury, do not get your hand or ﬁ ngers

caught in moving parts or in the disc slot. Especially watch out for infants.

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This unit is designed for use exclusively in

automobiles.

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Do not operate the unit for a prolonged period with

the engine turned off.

Operating the audio system for a long period of time

with the engine turned off will drain the battery.

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Do not expose the unit to direct sunlight or

excessive heat.

These will raise the interior temperature of the unit,

and may lead to smoke, ﬁ re, or other damage to the unit.

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Do not use the product where it will be exposed to

water, moisture, or dust.

Exposure of the unit to water, moisture, or dust may

lead to smoke, ﬁ re, or other damage to the unit. Make especially sure that the unit does not get wet in car washes or on rainy days.

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Do not place items on the opened monitor.

There is risk of breakage to the Liquid crystal panel.

Additionally, spillage from drink containers onto the device may cause smoke, ﬁ re, electric shock and breakdown.

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Do not expose to strong impact.

Impact such as dropping or hitting the device may

cause breakdown or a ﬁ re.

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Do not use the rear view camera except when

backing the car into a parking space or conﬁ rming the location of a towed trailer, etc.

Caution

Observe the following cautions when installing.

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Refer wiring and installation to qualiﬁ ed service

personnel.

Installation of this unit requires special skills and

experience. For maximum safety, have it installed by your dealer. Panasonic is not liable for any problems resulting from your own installation of the unit.

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Follow the instructions to install and wire the

product.

Not following the instructions to properly install and

wire the product could cause an accident or ﬁ re.

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Take care not to damage the leads.

When wiring, take care not to damage the leads.

Prevent them from getting caught in the vehicle chassis, screws, and moving parts such as seat rails. Do not scratch, pull, bend or twist the leads. Do not run them near heat sources or place heavy objects on them. If leads must be run over sharp metal edges, protect the leads by winding them with vinyl tape or similar protection.

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Use the designated parts and tools for installation.

Use the supplied or designated parts and appropriate

tools to install the product. The use of parts other than those supplied or designated may result in internal damage to the unit. Faulty installation may lead to an accident, a malfunction or ﬁ re.

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Do not block the air vent or the cooling plate of the unit.

Blocking these parts will cause the interior of the unit

to overheat and will result in ﬁ re or other damage.

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Do not install the product where it is exposed to

strong vibrations or is unstable.

Avoid slanted or strongly curved surfaces for

installation. If the installation is not stable, the unit may fall down while driving and this can lead to an accident or injury.

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Installation Angle

The product should be installed in a horizontal

position with the front end up at a convenient angle, but not more than 30°.

The user should bear in mind that in some areas there

may be restrictions on how and where this unit must be installed. Consult your dealer for further details.

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We strongly recommend that you wear gloves for

installation work to protect yourself from injuries.

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Make sure that wiring is completed before

installation.

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To prevent damage to the unit, do not connect the

power connector until all wiring is completed.

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Never ground the speaker cords. For example, do not

use a chassis ground system or a three-wire speaker common system. Each speaker must be connected separately using parallel insulated wires. If in doubt about how your car’s speakers are wired, please consult with your nearest professional installer.

Safety information

(continued)

English

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Do not connect more than one speaker to one

set of speaker leads. (except for connecting to a tweeter)

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TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC

SHOCK OR PRODUCT DAMAGE, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN, SPLASHING, DRIPPING OR MOISTURE.

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Use the speciﬁ ed fuse. Be sure to always use the

speciﬁ ed fuse. If a fuse other than speciﬁ ed fuse is used, it may cause a ﬁ re or an accident.

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Do not damage the cord by pinching or pulling it.

Do not pull or damage the cord. If the cord is not treated properly, it will short out or be severed and may cause a ﬁ re or an accident.

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When bending the mounting tab of the mounting

collar with a screwdriver, be careful not to injure your hands and ﬁ ngers.

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Various settings that have been stored in the

memory in other on-board equipment may be lost if the battery terminals are disconnected.

Therefore, we recommend you to make a record of

or to back up the settings before disconnecting the terminals.

After completing installation of the main unit, set up

the equipment again according to the settings.

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Be sure to insulate any exposed wires from the car

chassis. Bundle all cables and keep cable terminals free from any metal parts.

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Note that if your car has a driving computer or a

navigation computer, disconnecting the cable from the battery may clear the memory.

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Run the cords avoiding the spots where the

temperature can be extremely high.

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Route the cords of GPS antenna attached to the

outside of the vehicle and in-car camera (rear view camera) to the inside the vehicle, to stop water seeping in.

If water seeps in the vehicle during rain or car

washing, it could cause ﬁ re or electric shock.

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Mount the navigation unit and the GPS antenna

securely, so that it won’t come off and fall.

Wipe the mounting area clean of dirt, wax etc., then

fasten the camera securely in place.

Re-afﬁ xing adhesive parts or use of general-purpose

double-sided tape could cause weak bonding that would allow the equipment to drop off while the vehicle is in motion, causing accident or injury.

Check the state of bonding or mounting (loose

screws etc.) occasionally.

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Never assign the “.mp3”, or “.wma” ﬁ le name

extension to a ﬁ le that is not in the MP3/WMA format. This may not only produce noise from the speaker damage, but also damage your hearing.

CAUTION:

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PLEASE FOLLOW THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS

OF YOUR STATE, PROVINCE OR COUNTRY FOR INSTALLATION OF THE UNIT.

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THIS PRODUCT IS A CLASS I LASER PRODUCT.

USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE. DO NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR BY YOURSELF. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

The following applies only in the U.S.A.

Part 15 of the FCC Rules FCC Warning:

Any unauthorized changes or modiﬁ cations to this equipment would void the user’s authority to operate this device.

Notice: This product has a ﬂ uorescent lamp that contains mercury. Dispose may be regulated in your community due to environmental considerations. For disposal or recycling information, please contact your local authorities, or the Electronics Industries Alliance : http://www.eiae.org

This system is designed so that you cannot see moving pictures while you are driving.

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Park your car in a safe place and apply the parking

brake before watching the monitor.

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A rear monitor (option) displays moving pictures

while driving.

Note:

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Be sure to connect the parking brake connection

lead. (

Installation Instructions)

Notice about handling of a CR coin cell lithium batteries

This product contains a CR Coin Cell Lithium Battery which contains Perchlorate Material – special handling may apply. See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate.

English

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The technology and software contained in this

system cannot be taken out of the country without permission from the US Government.

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Use by government agencies and government-

related bodies is deemed to involve “corporation rights” requiring use under “DFARS 252.227.7013”.

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Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

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This product is fully compliant with the IC (Industry

Canada) RSS-310 standard.

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It is strictly prohibited to reproduce and use this

map in any form without permission from the copyright owner.

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The trafﬁ c regulation data used in the map database

applies only to passenger cars. Note that regulations for larger vehicles, motorbikes, and other nonstandard cars are not included in the database.

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The marks of companies displayed by this product

to indicate business locations are the marks of their respective owners. The use of such marks in this product does not imply any sponsorship, approval, or endorsement by such companies of this product.

Liquid crystal panel

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Do not strongly impact the liquid crystal panel.

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Usage temperature range: 0 °C to 40 °C

{32 °F to 104 °F}

When the temperature is very cold or very hot, the

image may not appear clearly or may move slowly. Also, movement of the image may seem to be out of synchronization or the image quality may decline in such environments. Note that this is not a malfunction or problem.

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In order to protect the liquid crystal panel, keep it out

of direct sunlight while the unit is not in use.

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Sudden changes in the temperature inside the car

such as those which occur immediately after the car’s air conditioner or heater has been turned on may cause the inside of the liquid crystal panel to cloud over due to water vapor or it may cause condensation (droplets of water) to form and, as a result, the panel may not work properly. Do not use the unit while these symptoms are in evidence but leave the unit standing for about an hour, and then resume or start use.

Notes on use

Limitation of liability

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If malfunction or damage occurs due to ﬁ re,

earthquake, third-party action, other accident, error or intent by the customer, misoperation, or use under other improper conditions, resulting repairs will, as a general rule, require payment.

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Panasonic shall not be liable for any incidental losses

resulting from the use of this product, or from inability to use this product (loss of business proﬁ ts, change or loss of memory contents, etc.).

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The warranty certiﬁ cate for this product is invalidated

in the event that it is installed in a commercial vehicle (bus, truck, taxi, commercial car, etc.).

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When disposing of this product or transferring it

to a third party, the customer is responsible for the handling and management (deletion, etc.) of personal information entered into the system (such as addresses and telephone numbers of Address Book) for privacy protection.

Panasonic shall not be liable for such information.

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No compensation will be provided for alteration

or loss of map data or basic programs on the hard disc, caused by improper operation of the system by yourself or a third party, or by the effects of static electricity or electrical noise.

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No compensation will be provided for content in

case of alteration or loss of information stored in the system (such as Address Book) caused by improper operation of the system by yourself or a third party, the effects of static electricity or electrical noise, or breakdowns or repairs.

The user is advised to make notes of important

information (such as Address Book) in case of accidental loss.

“This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.”

English

Disc type

Disc DVD CD CD-R/RW

Mark/Logo

Disc Size 12 cm {5}

Video

Format

NTSC/PAL

Audio

Format

LPCM, MPEG1, MPEG2,

Dolby Digital

LPCM

(CD-DA)

LPCM

(CD-DA),

MP3/WMA

Region No. 1 (ALL)

Note:

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About CD-R/RW and DVD-R/RW, refer to “Notes on

discs”. (

 page 107)

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Some copy-protected music CDs are not playable.

Discs not supported

The following discs are not played back on this product.

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DVD-Audio

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DVD-ROM

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DVD-RAM

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DVD+R

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DVD+RW

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dts-DVD

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SVCD

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VSD

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dts-CD

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CD-G

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CD-ROM (except MP3/WMA)

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CD-RW (except MP3/WMA and CD-DA)

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CD-R (except MP3/WMA and CD-DA)

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SACD

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Photo CD

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CDV

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Hybrid SACD (except CD-DA)

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CVD

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Divx Video Discs

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Video-CD

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CD-EXTRA (audio-only playback possible)

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DVD with a region number other than “1” or “ALL”.

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Playing back a photo CD disc with this unit could

damage the data that is recorded on the disc.

Notes about playing DVD with dts audio content

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This system is not compatible with dts. When playing,

always play non-dts sound. (If dts sound is selected, this system will output no sound.)

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On some discs, sound automatically switches to dts

when playback is stopped and resumed from the beginning of the disc, so that sound output will be lost, or the subtitle settings may be changed. If that happens, reset to the previous settings manually.

Symbols used on jackets

(Examples of such symbols include)

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: Number of subtitle languages

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: Number of audio tracks

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: Number of angles

The numbers indicate the number of languages, tracks, angles, etc., recorded on the disc.

Screen size (H:V aspect ratio)

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: 4:3 standard size

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: Letterbox

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16:9 wide size

: Playback in Letter box format on a

standard screen (4:3).

: Playback in Pan & Scan format on

a standard screen (4:3).

Note:

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The size of the image that is displayed on the screen

depends on the screen mode (“Switch aspect setting”

 page 92), and on the screen size for the content on

the disc.

Region management information

This product is designed and manufactured to respond to the Region Management Information that is recorded on a DVD disc. If the Region number described on the DVD disc does not correspond to the Region number of this product, this product does not play the disc.

Discs that can be played back

Example:

The Region number for this product is “1” and “ALL”.

Notes on DVD-R/RW

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Only video formatted discs are playable.

Discs in the video recording (VR) format are

unplayable.

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Unﬁ nalized discs are unplayable.

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Some discs are unplayable depending on the disc

itself, device, drive and software that are used for disc recording.

English

CANADA

WARRANTY SERVICE

FOR PRODUCT OPERATION ASSISTANCE, please contact: Our Customer Care Centre:

Telephone #: (905) 624-5505 1-800 #: 1-800-561-5505 Fax #: (905) 238-2360 Email link: “Contact Us” on www.panasonic.ca

FOR PRODUCT REPAIRS, please locate your nearest Authorized Servicentre at www.panasonic.ca:

Link : “Servicentres™ locator” under “Customer support”

IF YOU SHIP THE PRODUCT TO A SERVICENTRE

Carefully pack and send prepaid, adequately insured and preferably in the original carton. Include details of the defect claimed, and proof of date of original purchase.

U.S.A.

Obtain Product Information and Operating Assistance; locate your nearest Dealer or Servicenter; purchase Parts and Accessories; or make Customer Service and Literature requests by visiting our Web Site at:

http://www.panasonic.com/support

or, contact us via the web at:

http://www.panasonic.com/contactinfo

You may also contact us directly at: 1-800-211-PANA (7262), Monday-Friday 9 am-9 pm; Saturday-Sunday 10 am-7 pm, EST.

For hearing or speech impaired TTY users, TTY : 1-877-833-8855

Accessory Purchases:

Purchase Parts, Accessories and Instruction Books online for all Panasonic Products by visiting our Web Site at:

http://www.pasc.panasonic.com

or, send your request by E-mail to:

npcparts@panasonic.com

You may also contact us directly at: 1-800-332-5368 (Phone) 1-800-237-9080 (Fax Only) (Monday-Friday 9 am to 8 pm, EST.) Panasonic Services Company 20421 84th Avenue South, Kent, WA 98032 (We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card, American Express, and Personal Checks)

Service in Puerto Rico

Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc. Factory Servicenter: Ave. 65 de Infantería, Km. 9.5, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 Phone (787) 750-4300, Fax (787) 768-2910

For hearing or speech impaired TTY users, TTY : 1-866-605-1277

Customer services directory Limited warranty

English

U.S.A.

PANASONIC CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COMPANY, DIVISION OF PANASONIC CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094

PANASONIC SALES COMPANY, DIVISION OF PANASONIC PUERTO RICO, INC. Ave. 65 de infanteria, Km. 9.5, San Gabriel Industrial Park Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985

PANASONIC AUTO PRODUCTS LIMITED WARRANTY

LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE

If your product does not work properly because of defects in materials and workmanship. Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company or Panasonic Sales Company (collectively referred to as “the warrantor”) will, for the length of the period indicated in the chart below, which starts with the date of original purchase (“warranty period”), at its option either (a) repair your product with new or refurbished parts, or (b) replace it with a new or refurbished product. The decision to repair or replace will be made by the warrantor.

Categories Parts Labor

Audio Components (except items listed below) One (1) Year One (1) Year

MXE Series Audio Components (except items listed below)

Two (2) Years Two (2) Years

Speakers Defective Car Audio Speakers under warranty must be exchanged at the place of purchase. Contact your Dealer for details.

One (1) Year Not Applicable

Accessories (in exchange for defective items) Ninety (90)

Days

Not Applicable

During the “Labor” warranty period, there will be no charge for labor. During the “Parts” warranty period, there will be no charge for parts. You must carry in or mail in your product prepaid during the warranty period. If nonrechargeable batteries are included, they are not warranted. This warranty only applies to products purchased and serviced in the United States or Puerto Rico. This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser of a new product which was not sold “as is”. A purchase receipt or other proof of the original purchase date is required for warranty service.

CARRY-IN OR MAIL-IN SERVICE

For Carry-In or Mail-In Service in the United States, call 1-800-211-PANA (7262) or visit Panasonic Web Site: http://www.panasonic.com For assistance in Puerto Rico, call Panasonic Sales Company (787)-7504300 or fax (787)-768-2910.

LIMITED WARRANTY LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS

This warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to defects in materials and workmanship, and DOES NOT COVER normal wear and tear or cosmetic damage. The warranty ALSO DOES NOT COVER damages which occurred during shipment, failures which are caused by products not supplied by the warrantor, failures which result from accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, bug infestation, mishandling, misapplication, alteration, faulty installation, set-up adjustment, maladjustment of consumer control, improper maintenance, improper antenna, inadequate signal reception or pickup, power line surge, improper voltage supply, lightning, modiﬁ cation, commercial use (such as use in hotels, ofﬁ ces, restaurants, or other business uses) or rental use of the product, or service by anyone other than the technician from Factory Servicenter or other authorized service centers, or damage that is attributable to acts of God.

THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES EXCEPT AS LISTED UNDER “LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE”. THE WARRANTOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT, OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY. (As examples, this excludes damages for lost

time, cost of having someone remove or re-install an installed unit if

applicable, travel to and from the sevicer, and loss of media, data or other memory contents. The items listed are not exclusive, but are for illustration only.) ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES,

INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY.

Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the exclusions may not apply to you.

This warranty gives you speciﬁ c legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. If a problem with this product develops during or after the warranty period, you may contact your dealer or Servicenter. If the problem is not handled to your satisfaction, then write to warrantor’s Consumer Affairs Department at the addresses of the warrantor.

PARTS AND SERVICE WHICH ARE NOT COVERED BY THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

Customer’s Record Model No. Serial No. Dealer’s No. Code No. Dealer’s Address Date of Purchase

CANADA

Panasonic Canada Inc. 5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga Ontario L4W 2T3

PANASONIC PRODUCT LIMITED WARRANTY

Panasonic Canada Inc. warrants this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship and agrees to remedy any such defect for a period as stated below from the date of original purchase.

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Features

Panasonic welcomes you to our constantly growing family of electronic products owners. We endeavor to give you the advantages of precise electronic and mechanical engineering, manufactured with carefully selected components, and assembled by people who are proud of the reputation their work has built for our company. We know this product will bring you many hours of enjoyments, and after you discover the quality, value and reliability we have built into it, you too will be proud to be a member of our family.

StartStart

Set the destination from the Destination Set the destination from the Destination menu, and start route guidance.menu, and start route guidance.

High performance Navigation

Near the intersectionNear the intersection

Enlarged intersection map is displayed.Enlarged intersection map is displayed.

Add a destinationAdd a destination

After the destination has After the destination has been set, it is still possible been set, it is still possible to set other destinations to set other destinations (up to 5).(up to 5).

Detour routesDetour routes

When there is congestion When there is congestion or another problem along or another problem along the route, search for detour the route, search for detour routes to avoid it.routes to avoid it.

AutorouteAutoroute

If the vehicle deviates from the guidance If the vehicle deviates from the guidance route, a new search is performed route, a new search is performed automatically.automatically.

Goal !Goal !

English

Easy to use

Destination menu

Information menu

Setup menu

Navigation menu

High usability and easy understand GUI

Please refer to the separate “System Upgrade Guidebook” for how to operate this unit when optional devices are connected.



No device is connected to this unit. Basic operations are covered only by this book.



Optional devices are connected to this unit. Refer to the “System Upgrade Guidebook” in addition.

AV features

DVDDVD CDCD

MP3MP3

WMAWMA

FMFM AMAM

Various AV sourcesVarious AV sources

Rear View Rear View

CameraCamera

BluetoothBluetooth

®®

iPodiPod

®®

TVTV

TUNERTUNER

SIRIUSSIRIUS

XMXM

Rear Rear

MonitorMonitor

Connectable Optional devicesConnectable Optional devices



iPod



Direct cable for iPod (CA-DC300U, option)



Optional XM Satellite Radio Tuner (XMD1000)



Optional Digital Adapter Cable (XMDPAN110)



Optional SIRIUS Satellite Radio Tuner

(SIR-PAN1)



Bluetooth hands-free kit

(CY-BT100U, option)



Over-Head monitor

(CY-VHD9401U, option)



TV tuner

(CY-TUN153U, option)



Rear view camera

English

1312

Safety information

.................................................2

Notes on use

............................................................6

Discs that can be played back

..........................7

Customer services directory

..............................8

Limited warranty

....................................................9

About the data of the map

................................10

Features

..................................................................12

..................................................................14

Components

...........................................................15

Names of controls and functions

...................16

Turn on the power

................................................18

Select a language

................................................19

Check the vehicle position

...............................19

Adjust the volume

................................................20

Adjust navigation volume

........................................20

Adjust audiovisual volume

......................................20

Operate the monitor

............................................21

Adjust the monitor angle (TILT)

..............................21

Screen off

................................................................21

Check mounting and wiring

.............................22

Installation conﬁ rmation

.........................................22

Installation setting

...................................................23

GPS information

......................................................23

ID CODE setting

....................................................24

Language

................................................................25

Clock display

.........................................................26

Check map data

....................................................26

Map operations

....................................................28

Current position screen (displays the vehicle position)

.................................28

Map mode screen

....................................................29

Display during route guidance

.................................29

Day mode and Night mode

......................................29

Switch the map

.......................................................30

Operation of two-screen display

..............................31

Move the map (scroll)

.............................................32

Switch orientation (Heading up/North up)

...............32

Switch the scale

......................................................33

Customize the Destination menu

.............................34

Clear or display route trace

....................................35

Create a route to the destination

...................36

Select the route from 3 routes

.................................38

Change the route

.....................................................38

Change time display

................................................39

Suspend route guidance

..........................................39

Search for a destination

....................................40

Address search

.......................................................40

POI (Point of interest) search

..................................42

Nearest POI search

..................................................44

Emergency search

...................................................46

Address Book search

..............................................47

Previous search

.......................................................47

Map search

.............................................................48

Coordinates search

.................................................48

Phone number search

.............................................49

Return Home

...........................................................49

Display POI icons

....................................................50

Search for nearby POI icons

....................................51

Edit the route

.........................................................52

Add a destination

....................................................52

Change the order of destinations

............................54

Delete a destination

.................................................55

Search again for the route

.......................................56

The search looks for nearby detour routes

..............56

Set search conditions for each section of the route

.....57

Select the road to use

..............................................58

Check the route

.....................................................59

Use the demo to check the route

.............................59

Route scrolling

........................................................59

During route guidance

.......................................60

Display the All route screen manually

.....................60

Autoroute

................................................................60

Voice guidance on ordinary roads

...........................61

Voice guidance on freeways

....................................61

Request voice guidance

..........................................61

..............................................62

...................................................62

Display the Edit Contacts screen

.............................63

Edit the Contact information

....................................64

Delete a Contact

......................................................65

........................................66

Delete an Area to avoid

............................................67

Display the Edit area to avoid screen

.......................67

Edit Area to avoid information

.................................68

Basic audiovisual operations

..........................70

Switch audiovisual source

.......................................70

Turn the audiovisual source off

...............................70

Switch from the Audiovisual screen to the navigation screen

....................................................70

Radio

........................................................................71

Switch to radio (AM or FM)

.....................................71

FM operation screen

................................................71

AM operation screen

...............................................71

Tuning

.....................................................................71

Preset memory

........................................................72

Auto preset memory

................................................72

Play a disc

..............................................................73

Disc insert (CD/DVD)

..............................................73

Disc eject (CD/DVD)

................................................73

Switch to disc (DVD, CD, MP3/WMA)

.....................74

DVD operation screen

.............................................74

DVD menu

...............................................................75

Stop

........................................................................76

Pause

......................................................................76

Select chapter/title

...................................................77

Fast forward/Fast reverse

........................................77

Switch the audio language

......................................78

Switch the subtitle language

...................................78

Switch the angle

......................................................79

English

Car navigation unit

Quick Reference Guidebook

(YEFM262812)

Operating Instructions

(YEFM285972)

System Upgrade Guidebook

(YEFM285973)

Installation Instructions

(YEFM294342)

Owner Information Card

(YEFM07481)

Qty: 1

Instruction kit

Qty: 1

Installation hardware (screws, cords, etc.)

(

Installation Instructions)

Note:



The number in parentheses underneath each accessory part name is the part number for maintenance and service.



Accessories and their parts numbers are subject to modiﬁ cation without prior notice due to improvements.

Components

Display the top menu

..............................................79

Display the title menu

..............................................79

Top menu and title menu operations

.......................80

CD operation screen

...............................................81

MP3/WMA operation screen

..................................81

Select track/ﬁ le

.......................................................81

Folder selection

......................................................81

Fast forward/Fast reverse

........................................81

Select a folder from the list

....................................82

Select a ﬁ le from the list

.........................................82

Scan play

................................................................82

Folder scan play

.....................................................82

Random play

..........................................................83

Folder random play

................................................83

Repeat play

............................................................83

Folder repeat play

...................................................83

Display ﬁ le information

..........................................83

Change navigation settings

.............................84

Change audio and video settings

...................88

Language code list

..............................................96

How to enter text

..................................................97

Troubleshooting

...................................................98

Maintenance

........................................................106

Notes on discs

....................................................107

Notes on MP3/WMA

..........................................108

What is a navigation system?

.......................110

POI category list

.................................................112

Deﬁ nition of terms

.............................................113

Index

.......................................................................114

Speciﬁ cations

......................................................115

English

Français

Español

English

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(Volume)



Adjusts audiovisual volume.

(

 page 20)

(Source)



Displays the Audiovisual source operation screen.

(Navigation)



Displays the Navigation menu.

(Map)



Displays the vehicle position (current position).

(

 page 28)

(Tune/Track)



Selects a station. ( page 71)



Skips a track/chapter.

( page 77, 81)



Fast forward/Fast reverse

(

 page 77, 81)



Switches the source.

AM: (

 page 71)

FM: (

 page 71)

DISC: (

 page 74)

XM*

: ( System Upgrade Guidebook)

SIRIUS*

: ( System Upgrade Guidebook)

iPod*

: ( System Upgrade Guidebook)

AV: (

 System Upgrade Guidebook)



Displays the Destination menu.

Audio Off/Audio On: (

 page 70)



Displays three commonly used search methods

(shortcuts). Any three desired search methods can be selected as shortcuts. (

 page 34)

Current source

Names of controls and functions

To go back to the previous screen

Touch in the top right of the screen.

< Navigation menu>

*1 This is displayed when an XM Satellite Radio

Tuner (XMD1000) is connected.

This is displayed when a SIRIUS Satellite Radio

Tuner (SIR-PAN1) is connected.

This is displayed when an iPod is connected.

(Open)



Displays/hides the Open/Tilt/

Eject screen. (

 page 21)



Closes the monitor.

(

 page 73)

Remote control sensor



Use this to operate the Car TV (CY-TUN153U, option) with the remote control unit provided. Navigation and other audiovisual operations cannot be performed from the remote control unit.

English

Panel open

SD Memory card slot



Only used for map data and

software updates. It cannot be used for playing back audio format such as SD audio.

CD/DVD slot

Suspend (Resume) guidance*: ( page 39) Guide Speaker: ( page 20) Display: ( page 92) Address Book: ( page 62) Navigation Setup: ( page 84) Custom Dest. Menu: ( page 34) Map Data: ( page 26)

* Only be operated during route guidance.

Address: ( page 40) POI (Point Of Interest): ( page 42) Nearest POI: ( page 44) Emergency: ( page 46) Address Book: ( page 47) Previous: ( page 47) Map: ( page 48) Coordinates: ( page 48) Phone No.: ( page 49) Home: ( page 49) Change: ( page 36)

GPS Info: ( page 23) Install. Status: ( page 22) Install. Setting: ( page 23) ID-CODE Setting: ( page 24) Language: ( page 25) Rear View*: ( System Upgrade Guidebook)

* This is displayed when a rear view camera is

connected.



Displays the Information menu.



Displays the Setup menu.



Displays all search methods.

< Destination menu (All)>

English

1716

ACC

Turn on the power Select a language

Enter the 4-digit ID code.

Note:



In case you forget the ID code, please consult your

nearest Panasonic Servicenter.

Start the engine. (Or turn the key to ACC.)



Turn on the navigation system power. (It takes a few seconds for the screen to

appear.)

Read the precautions on the WARNING screen, then touch [I agree].



The current position screen (vehicle position) is

displayed.



Change the language used. ( page 19)

Note:



If is pressed when the audiovisual screen is

displayed, the display switches to current position screen.



If ACC is left on for a long period of time without

running the engine, it can run the battery down.



Do not start driving until the current position screen

is displayed. The system is preparing to boot up.

After moving this unit to a different vehicle, or after changing the battery or disconnecting its cables, the Input ID Code screen is displayed the next time the system starts. Generally, it is not necessary to enter the ID code each time when using the unit if it has not been disconnected from the main power supply (car battery).

When setting the ID CODE

( page 24)

English

First, select the language to use on this system. The available languages are English, French and Spanish.

English (Default)

French Spanish

When the power is ﬁ rst turned on, the map display may differ from the actual vehicle position. Once the GPS receives satellite signals, the map display will eventually shift to the area around the vehicle (the current position screen). Use a clearly visible point to check your position. If the vehicle position is not

displayed correctly, check GPS reception.

( page 23)

Check the vehicle position

Touch [Language] on the WARNING screen.

Touch the language to use.

[Eng.]: English (Default) [Fr.]: French [Es.]: Spanish



The system restarts if the language is changed.

Note:



The language used for the touch keys, explanatory text,

voice guidance and other content can be changed. Place names and street names do not change.



The language can also be changed on the Information

menu. (

page 25)

Check that the GPS mark ( ) is displayed.



It may take some time for the GPS mark to appear.



If there is no GPS mark, or if the mark continues to

ﬂ ash, check GPS reception.

(



page 23)

Press to display the current position screen.

Continue for a while along a road with good visibility. (60 minutes or more)



The discrepancy between the position of the vehicle mark on the map screen and the actual vehicle

position will be corrected.

English

1918

Adjusts the volume for voice guidance.

Checks the volume.

Press .



Adjustment range: 0 – 40



Each press turns the volume up (down) one level.



Pressing and holding or turns the volume up or down

continuously.

Note:



Volume settings for DVD and AV are stored separately from the

volume settings for other sources.

Adjust the volume

Note:



The navigation volume cannot be adjusted by

Adjust navigation volume Adjust the monitor angle ( TILT)

Adjust audiovisual volume

Select [Setup] from the Navigation menu.

( page 16)

Select [Guide Speaker].

Select a setting [1] – [7] to adjust volume.



Select [Off] to cancel voice guidance.

1 2 3 4 5

To switch the volume automatically according to the speed

When vehicle speed exceeds 50 miles (80 km) per hour, the guidance volume is automatically raised by one step.

Touch [ Adaptive volume control].



Touch it again to cancel Adaptive volume control.

default : On

Note:



If guidance volume is set to [Off] or [7], it will not switch.

To set voice guidance speaker

Sets the speakers which output navigation voice guidance.

Touch [Both]/[Lch]/[Rch].

Down

English

Note:



When the engine is turned off, the monitor returns to the fully closed position.



Next time the engine is started, the monitor opens to the previously adjusted angle.



Adjust the brightness of the screen for easy visibility. ( page 92)



Do not force the monitor forward by hand, or block its operation.



Do not strike the monitor strongly. (For example, take care when moving luggage in and out of the vehicle.)

Adjust the angle to give easy visibility at the position mounted.

Operate the monitor

Screen off

Select [Screen Off] from the Navigation menu.

( page 16)



The system operates as follows, depending on the speciﬁ c

Screen Off settings.

(

 page 86)

[On]: Screen display is switched off, but sound remains on. [Off]: Both screen display and sound are switched off.



Illumination (button illumination) is not switched off.

Press , or .

To display the screen

Caution:



Take care to avoid your ﬁ ngers from becoming trapped as the monitor opens and closes.

Press .



The Open/Tilt/Eject screen is displayed.

Touch [Tilt] to adjust the angle.



Each touch switches the angle as shown below.

1 2 3 4 5



When operation is complete, press , , or .

DOWN

English

2120

Check mounting and wiring

Installation conﬁ rmation

Check the state of mounting and wiring.



Refer to the Installation Instructions for details.

Press



The Navigation menu is displayed.

Select [Information].



The Information menu is displayed.

Select [Install. Status].

Check mounting.



The items you can check are shown in the table

on the right.

 The items you can check

GPS Antenna If the antenna is connected normally,

this indicates “ON”. Lighting Switch

If the vehicle side lights are switched

on, this changes to indicate “ON”. Reverse When the shift lever is shifted to

reverse, this changes to indicate “ON”. Parking Brake When the parking brake is pulled, this

changes to indicate “ON”.

Speed Vehicle speed is displayed. ACC Voltage The display should normally be

approximately 12 V. (11 to 16 V)

Speed Pulse The reading changes to “0” when

[Pulse Reset] is pressed. If the system

is functioning normally, the number

should be different after the vehicle

has moved. Accuracy Level

The reading changes to “0” when

[Level Reset] is pressed. The number

changes after the vehicle has moved.

(Level 4 is the maximum) Sensor Reset The reading changes to uncorrected

when [Sensor Reset] is pressed.

Note:



In the following situations, please reset “Speed Pulse”,

“Accuracy Level” and “Sensor Reset”.



The unit has been transferred to another vehicle.



The tires have been changed.



The tires have been rotated.



On routes that involve congestion and frequent

stop-start driving, such as in town, routes with many left and right turns, and routes where GPS signal reception is poor, the correction process could take a long time and leave errors in the stored content.



For some vehicle models, the vehicle mark may stop

moving when speed increases, but that does not indicate a malfunction when it takes place during the correction process.

English

GPS information

Check GPS information reception.

Select [GPS Info] from the Information menu.



The GPS Info screen is displayed.

Check the reception.



Use a clearly visible point to check reception.



Check that at least three satellite numbers

are being received, and that the latitude and longitude are displayed.

Note:



If GPS reception is not continuous, check connections

to the GPS antenna, and its mounting position.

Installation setting

Set the state of mounting and wiring.



Refer to the Installation Instructions for details.

Select [Install. Setting] from the Information menu.



The Install. Setting screen is displayed.

Make settings.



Speed Signal:

Set the speed signal detection level. (It should

be set to [Normal] in normal circumstances.) Select [Low Level] if the voltage of the speed signal is low and the signal cannot be detected. default: [Normal]



Rear View Camera:

Set whether or not to switch to the

image from the rear view camera when the shift lever is in the reverse position. (

 System Upgrade Guidebook)

[On]: Set this if a rear view camera is

connected.

[Off]: Set this if no rear view camera is

connected.

default: [Off] Note:



The image from the rear view camera may be

blurred in the night or a dark place.



H/F Speaker:

Set the speakers to use for audio output of

hands-free conversation if a hands-free kit featuring Bluetooth

technology (CY-BT100U,

option) is connected. [Both]: Front Left/Right speaker [Lch]: Front Left speaker [Rch]: Front Right speaker default: [Both]

English

2322

ID CODE setting

Prior to operating this unit, it is advisable to assign a 4-digit ID code for security. Once the ID code has been set, the unit cannot be operated if the main power supply is disconnected then re-connected. It is electrically locked so that a thief cannot use the stolen unit unless that person knows the code you have set. The ID code operation must be performed only by the person to whom the unit belongs. default: None

Record your registered ID code and keep it in a secure location. If you forget it, you will be unable to use this unit.



Copy and use the ID code memo at the back of this

manual.

 To set the ID code

Select [ID-CODE Setting] from the Information menu.



The ID CODE setting screen is displayed.

Enter the 4-digit ID code.

Re-enter the 4-digit ID code, then select [OK].



The ID code is set.

 To change the ID code

Enter the current ID code on the ID CODE setting screen.

Enter the new ID code.

Re-enter the new ID code, then select [OK].



The ID code is updated to the new entry.

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 To cancel the ID code

Enter the 4-digit ID code on the ID CODE setting screen.

Select [Clear].

Select [Yes].



The ID code setting is cancelled.

Note:



Should your unit ever require service, cancel your ID

code before sending for repair.



The ID code setting cannot be eliminated even by the

memory clear function.



The inputted code is not displayed for your security.

Select the language to use on this system.



The language can also be changed at boot up.

(

 page 19)

default: [Eng.]

Select [Language] from the Information menu.

Select the language to use, from [Eng.]/[Fr.]/[Es.].



Eng. : English Fr. : French Es. : Spanish



Restarts the system to change the language

setting.

 If you forget the ID code...

If you forget the ID code, please consult your nearest Panasonic Servicenter.

Language

English

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The current version of the map data can be checked.

Select [Setup] from the Navigation menu.

Select [Map Data].

Check the map data.

Clock display

The clock is adjusted automatically, using a signal from GPS satellites. (The clock cannot be adjusted manually.)

Note:



The clock can only display on the map screen.

It cannot be displayed on audiovisual screen and menu screen.



The time zone can be changed ( page 84). It does not change automatically. default : EST (Eastern Standard Time)



It can be set to display/not display. ( page 84)

Clock display Check map data

English

Navigation Operations

 Map operations  Create a route to the destination  Search for a destination  Edit the route  Check the route  During route guidance  Register a location

 Contact



Area to avoid

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GPS mark

This is displayed when vehicle position is calculated using GPS satellites.



When it is not displayed, or when it ﬂ ashes

continuously, check the GPS antenna mounting position.

[Map view]

Displays the Map view menu.

[Mark] (

 page 62)

Registers the point at the center of the map as a Contact (Address Book).

[<<Off]

Clears touch keys from the map. Touch [On>>] to display the touch keys again.

Zoom in/Zoom out (

 page 33)

Zooms in/zooms out the map scale.

Map operations

Current position screen (displays the vehicle position)

Press to display the current position (vehicle position) screen.

Type of guidance map (

 page 30)

Displays the type of the current guidance map. Touch the icon to display the Guidance map switch menu.



: One-screen display



: Two-screen display



: Turn list



: Enlarged intersection map



: Highway transition zoom map

Orientation mark (

 page 32)

Displays the orientation of the map. Touch the icon to switch between North up and Heading up orientations.



North up: North is at the top of the map.



Heading up: The direction of motion is towards

the top of the map.

Scale display

The scale of the map is displayed.

Vehicle mark

City map

3D landmark

Displays speciﬁ c POIs as 3D landmarks. Scale: 150 ft – 0.5 mile (50 m – 500 m*) * This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting (

 page 84).



Screen can be set to display/not display. ( page 84)

When the scale is 150 ft (50 m*), the display can be switched to a map showing detailed building shapes. ( page 33)

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting

(

 page 84).

Note:



The display cannot switch to that content in areas which

lack city map data.

Clock display (

 page 26)

POI icons (

 page 50)

English

[Enter ] (

 page 53)

Sets the point at the center of the map as a destination.

Map mode screen

When the map is scrolled ( page 32), the display switches to the Map mode screen. Unless stated otherwise, the touch keys function in the same way as on the current position screen.

Cursor

Displays the center of the map.

Display during route guidance

During route guidance, various guidance screens are displayed as circumstances require. Unless stated otherwise, the touch keys function in the same way as on the current position screen.

The distance from the center of the map to the vehicle position.

Arrival time

The estimated arrival time at the destination is displayed.



When in the Map mode screen, the straight

distance from the center of the map to the destination is displayed.



The display can be toggled to show remaining

time. (

 page 39)

Guidance route

The route is displayed by a yellow line.

Remaining distance display

The distance to the destination is displayed. If multiple destinations have been set, the distance to the next destination is displayed.

[ Route]

Searches again for a route to the next destination.



The search conditions, etc. can be changed. ( page 38)

Day mode and Night mode

When the headlights or side lights are lit, the screen display switches to improve map visibility.

Day mode

Night mode

Note:



If [DAY MODE] is selected from the night mode screen, the screen can be switched to Day mode. ( page 92)

Lights lit

Lights turned off

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Enlarged intersection map

The distance to the next intersection, the name of the road to turn onto, and the direction to turn are displayed.



The intersection is displayed approximately 0.25 miles (400 m*) in

advance. (In residential area) The intersection is displayed approximately 0.5 miles (800 m*) in advance. (In non-residential area)



In some cases, an intersection may be displayed even if the route does

not require a turn at that intersection.

Turn list

Course information is displayed for intersections on the route.

Highway transition zoom map

During highway driving, the distance to the junction, the place the road heads to, the name of the road to turn onto, and the direction to turn are displayed.



The junction is displayed approximately 2 miles (2 km*) in advance.

Switch the map

Map operations

(continued)

Two-screen display

The screen is split in two for map display.



A map such as the one on the right is displayed for junctions

which are not in the database of the highway transition zoom map.

Touch .

Select the map from the icons.



Refer below for the meanings of the icons.



One-screen display is used when is selected.

Note:



, and are displayed during route guidance when

there is map data that can be displayed.

Remove the enlarged map.

* This is the distance when “km” is set as the distance

setting (

 page 84).

English

Operation of two-screen display

[Display POI icons]

Touch to toggle POI icon display on or off for the right screen.



This cannot be used if POI icons are not displayed

on the one-screen display or on the left screen. (

 page 50)

Zoom in/Zoom out

( page 33)

Zooms in or out the map scale.

Returns to left screen operation.

Operation of the left screen

Operation of the right screen

Touch the right screen.



The right screen becomes the screen that can

be operated.

Operate the right screen.

The screen can be operated in the same way as a one-screen display.

Note:



The map cannot be scrolled.

English

3130

Map operations

(continued)

Move the map ( scroll)

Note:



Even if the scale and orientation of the map are switched in Map mode screen, pressing returns the display

to the original settings.

Switch orientation ( Heading up/ North up)

The display can be switched between Heading up, with the heading direction towards the top of the map, and North up, with north at the top of the map.

Heading is up (Heading up)

Touch .



The display switches to North up.

North is up (North up)

Touch .



The display switches to Heading up.

Note:



The Map mode screen cannot be switched from

North up to Heading up.

To switch from North up to Heading up

To switch from Heading up to North up

Touch the screen.



The point touched becomes the center of the screen

and the cursor “

” is displayed. (Map mode screen)

Touch and hold in the direction to scroll.



Scrolling continues while the screen is touched.

(Continuous scroll)*



Touching near the center of the map causes low-

speed scrolling, and the scroll speed increases the closer to the periphery the screen is touched.

* The map cannot be scrolled while the vehicle is in

motion.

English

Switch the scale



Touch and hold to switch the scale as if zooming in or out.



The scale range is from 150 ft (50 m*) to 300 miles (500 km*).

* This is the distance when “km” is set as the distance setting

(

 page 84).

: Zooms in.

: Zooms out.



Touch or to display the scale bar. Touch the number for each

scale to switch to that scale. (The map cannot be switched to the scale while the vehicle in motion.)

When the scale is 150 ft (50 m), Touch



The city map is displayed.



The map is displayed at a scale which allows display of the

entire route from the current position to the next destination.

Note:



This function can be used when setting a destination.



If the distance to the destination is so long that it cannot be

displayed within a more detailed scale, it is displayed at the 300 mile (500 km*) scale.



This operation is unavailable on city maps.

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting

(

 page 84).

Touch .

 To cancel city map display Touch

Touch .

Touch

To display the city map

To see the entire route from the current position to the next destination

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3332

Map operations

(continued)

Customize the Destination menu

Three items displayed in the Destination menu can be changed. It is convenient to set frequently used items on the Destination menu.

Touch [Setup] from the Navigation menu.

Touch [Custom Dest. Menu].

Touch three items to select them for inclusion in the Destination menu.



Always select three items.



Touch [Default] to select [Address], [POI] and

[Nearest POI].

Touch [OK].



The selected items are registered to the Destination

menu.



They are arranged in order of selection, from the left.

English

Clear or display route trace

 Route trace

The route the vehicle has driven along is marked for up to approximately 125 miles (200 km*). When the distance driven exceeds 125 miles (200 km*), the route trace is deleted, starting from the earliest recorded.



The route trace can be cleared and re-displayed, as required.



The display scale can be switched between 150 ft (50 m*) and 32 miles (50 km*).

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting (

 page 84).

Route trace

Note:



When route trace is not displayed, the route trace data is not recorded.

Touch [Record] on the Change map view screen.



Starts recording a route trace from the current position.



If “No” was selected in step 3 of the “To clear route trace”

procedure, the route trace that was displayed before it was cleared is displayed again.

To clear route trace

To display route trace

Touch [Map view] on the current position screen.



The Change map view screen is displayed.

Touch [Stop].

Touch [Yes] to clear display and route trace data.

Touch [No] to clear the display without deleting the route trace data.

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 To switch the search area

The Search area function divides United States, Canada and Puerto Rico into 14 areas, so that the search can be narrowed to a speciﬁ ed area. Areas other than the one speciﬁ ed are not subject to searching.



Touch [Change].



Touch the area to search.



Select [OK].



The area to search switches.

Note:



The default is [US8].



Hawaii is [US12].



The Search Area screen is also displayed when [US8]

is selected from Address search (

 page 40), POI

search (

 page 42) or Phone No. search ( page 49).

Display the current search area. Choose this to display the Search Area screen.

Create a route to the destination

Search for the destination on the Navigation menu.

Use the search function to search for the destination.

Navigation menu

Touch [Destination].

Destination menu

Touch [Others].



Setting frequently used items on the Destination menu makes it easier to search for destinations. ( page 34)

Destination menu (All)

The Destination setting screen (a map of the area around the destination) is displayed as the result of the search.

 The List screen

: Moves the cursor to the previous/next screen. : Moves the cursor to the previous/next item.

: Scrolls to display the parts of names which cannot

be displayed fully at ﬁ rst. Scrolling stops at the last name, and

is displayed.

Touch

to return to the previous display.

English

 Roads and distances used

The total route length is displayed, together with the distances using highways, toll roads, time-restricted roads, seasonally restricted roads, ferries and car trains.

 To check the route



[3 routes]: Three types of routes to the destination

are displayed. (

 page 38)



[Route]: The Change Route screen is displayed.

(

 page 38)

Note:



If there are transit destinations ( page 52), [3 routes]

will not be displayed.



The demo starts if [Start] is touched for 3 seconds.

(

 page 59)



The All route screen can be displayed even after

guidance starts. (

 page 60)



The turn list cannot be displayed. To display the turn

list, display the All route screen manually after route guidance starts. (

 page 60)



There are cases where a part of the route that you set

is not displayed due to the scale of the map. However, it does not affect the audio assist function.

 Checking the route to be used

The route selection status for the route to use is displayed.

Example:

: Use : Do not use



: Highway



: Time-restricted road



: Ferry



: Toll road



: Seasonally restricted road



: Car train



[Road preference]: The type of road to use can be

changed. (

 page 58)

 If the destination has been set

The following two touch keys will be displayed instead of [Enter].



[New ]: The set destination is cancelled and a

new destination is set.



[Add to ]: A new destination is set in addition to

the previously set destination.

Note:



[Info.]: Information on the POI is displayed. Nothing

is displayed if there is no information. (

 page 50)

Touch [Enter] when the map displaying the destination appears.

A search is made for the route from the vehicle position to the destination.



The destination (set location) is marked with

Touch [Start] when the All route screen is displayed.

Route guidance begins.

 Distance and time display

The distance and time (such as estimated arrival time or remaining time) to the next destination are displayed. Refer to page 39 for how to switch the time display.

All route screen Destination setting screen

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3736

Select the route from 3 routes

Select your favored route from among the 3 routes based on different search conditions.

Select [3 routes] from the All route screen.



The 3 routes display screen is displayed.

Select a route.

[Quick1]: The route searched for under the time

priority search condition.

[Quick2]: A different route searched for under the

same search conditions as the current route.

[Short]: The route searched for under the distance

priority search condition.



The All route screen is displayed for the selected

route.



Three types of color-coded routes are displayed.



Select [Info.] to display the 3 Routes Information

screen.

 Various route information (remaining time,

total route length, toll road, highway, ferry, and car train) is displayed.



When a route is selected, the All route screen

is displayed for the selected route.

Note:



The routes displayed may be the same in some cases.



Maps cannot be scrolled on screens which display the

3 routes display screen.



If there are transit destinations (page 52), [3 routes]

will not be displayed.



[3 routes] cannot be displayed on the manually

displayed All route screen.

Change the route

The conditions used for the search can be changed.

Select [Route] on the All route screen.



The Change Route screen is displayed.



Select [Search condition] to change the type of

route search conditions. (

 page 57)



Select [Road preference] to select the road to

use. (

 page 58)



Destination: Destinations can be added,

re-ordered and deleted. (

 page 52, 54, 55)

Create a route to the destination

(continued)

English

Change time display

Switches the display of time to destination between estimated arrival time and remaining time.

Select .



Touch [Arrival time] ([Re-maining time]) to

switch the display to estimated arrival time (remaining time).



Touch [] to return to the previous display.

 If a transit destination has been set



If there is a transit destination ( page 52), the

distance and the estimated arrival times and remaining times for each destination are listed. Touch a destination on the list to display the distance and time (estimated arrival time or remaining time) for that destination.



Touch [] to return to the previous display.

Suspend route guidance

If guidance for the set route is not required, route guidance can be suspended. This is a convenient function for driving on smaller roads or in well-known areas.

Select [Setup] from the Navigation menu during route guidance.



The Setup menu is displayed.

Select [Suspend guidance].



Suspends route display and voice guidance.



The set destination is not cancelled.

Note:



To suspend voice guidance but leave the route

displayed, set “Auto voice guidance” to [Off]. (

 page 84)

 Resume route guidance

While route guidance is suspended, Select [Resume guidance] from the Setup menu.

( above)



Route display and voice guidance resume.

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Address search

Search for the destination address from the street name.

Select [Address] from the Destination menu (All).



The Address search screen is displayed.

 To search by street Enter the street name.

 Go to step 3 -



 To search by city Select [City].

 Go to step 3 -





How to enter text (page 97)

 To search by street



Select [List].



Select the street from the list.



Select the city from the list.



The address range list is displayed.

 Go to step 4



Select [Input name] to reﬁ ne your search by city.

Search for a destination

English

 To search by city



Select [Input city name].

 To search for a city from previous city

searches

Select the city from the list (up to 5).

 Go to step 3 -





Select [Search Area] to change the Search area.

(

 page 36)

 Go to step 2



Enter the city name and select [List].



Select the city from the list.



Enter the street name and select [List].



Choosing [List] without inputting a street name

lists all streets in that city.



Select the street from the list.



The address range list is displayed.

 Go to step 4

Select the address range from the list.

Enter the house number and select [OK].



The map is displayed.



If you select [OK] without entering the house

number, the map showing the vicinity of the street selected is displayed.

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts .

Note:



If there is only one candidate for city, address range

and house number, the list is not displayed, and the process advances to the next step.



If there is no city or address range data for the

selected street, the map is displayed for an area centered around the street.



To cancel reﬁ nement by city, select [City], then

[Any city].

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POI (Point of interest) search

Use a POI name to search for a destination.

Select [POI] from the Destination menu (All).



The POI search screen is displayed.

Enter the name.



How to enter text (page 97)

Set the search conditions.

 To reﬁ ne your search by category Select [Category].

 Go to step 4 -



 To reﬁ ne your search by city Select [City].

 Go to step 4 -



 If there is no reﬁ ne search setting Select [List].

 Go to step 5

 To search by category



Select a main category.



Select [List all categories] to display the

sub-categories within all main categories.



Select [Cancel] to cancel the set category.



Select a sub-category.



 Go to step 3

Search for a destination

(continued)

English

 To search by city



Select [Input city name].

 To search for a city from previous city

searches

Select the city from the list (up to 5).

 Go to step 3



Select [Search Area] to change the Search area.

(

 page 36)

 Go to step 2



Enter the city name and select [List].



Select the city from the list.



 Go to step 3

Select the POI from the list.



The map is displayed.



If there are multiple facilities of the same name

in the same category, such as branches of a supermarket chain, the number of applicable facilities is displayed next to the icon. When a POI with multiple instances is selected, the branches are listed.



The list can be sorted.



[Dist. sort]: The list is sorted in order of

proximity.



[Name sort]: The list is sorted in

alphabetical order.

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



To cancel reﬁ nement by city, select [City], then

[Any city].

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Nearest POI search

Search for POIs in the area around the current position, the destination and the last map displayed.

Select [Nearest POI] from the Destination menu (All).



The Nearest POI search screen is displayed.

Select the point for the center of the search.



[Current Position]: Current position screen



[Map]: Last displayed map



[1]/[2]/[3]/[4]/[5]: Destination and transit

destinations



[1]/[2]/[3]/[4]/[5] are displayed according to the

number of a destination and transit destinations set.



If [Current Position] is selected

 Go to step 4

Move the cursor to the center of the area to search and select [Enter].

Select a main category.



Select [List all categories] to display the

sub-categories within all main categories.

Select a sub-category and select [OK].



Up to 5 sub-categories can be selected.



To cancel a selected sub-category, select it

again.

Select [Show list].



POIs within a radius of 20 miles (32 km*) of the search position (the current position or the cursor position on the Map mode screen) are searched for and listed in order of proximity to the current position. Up to 200 matches can be made. * This is the range when “km” is set as the

distance setting (

 page 84).



To re-select sub-categories, select [Select

category] and repeat from step 4.

Select the POI from the list.



The map is displayed.



The displayed distance is the straight distance

from the vehicle position to the POI.



Select [Sort by] to sort the list.



[Distance]: The list is sorted in order of

proximity.



[Category]: The list is sorted by category.



[Name]: The list is sorted in alphabetical

order.



Select [On route] to search for POIs along the

guidance route. (

 page 45)



[On route] is not displayed if route guidance is

not in use.

Search for a destination

(continued)

English

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



If multiple telephone numbers are registered under the

same name, each is listed.

 Search for POIs along the route

Only POIs that are on or close to the guidance route are searched for and displayed. The search range is a distance of 150 ft (50 m*) from either side of the route. * This is the range when “km” is set as the distance

setting (

 page 84).

Select [On route] from the Nearest POI

( page 44, step 7)

or nearest POI

( page 51, step 4)

search list.



POIs found by the search are listed, and the

touch keys show the name, the icon, and the distance along the route from the current position.



Select [Sort by] to sort the list.



[Distance]: The list is sorted in order of

proximity.



[Category]: The list is sorted by category.



[Name]: The list is sorted in alphabetical

order.

Select a POI.



The map is displayed.



The POI name and the distance along the route

from the current position are displayed on the map.

Select [Add to ].



Select [New ] to delete all currently set

destinations and set as new destinations.

Select [Add] for the section to add.



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



If no route is displayed on the map screen, it is not

possible to search for POIs along the route.

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4544

 When stopped

Select [Emergency] from the Destination menu (All).



The Emergency selection screen is displayed.

Select a category from the list.



The list of POIs is displayed.

Select the POI from the list.



The list can be sorted.



[Name sort]: The list is sorted in alphabetical

order.



[Dist. sort]: The list is sorted in order of

proximity.

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

 In motion

If the driver is also the operator of the navigation system, he or she must stop the vehicle in a safe place before operating it.

Select [Emergency] from the Destination menu (All).



The Emergency selection screen is displayed.

Select a category from the list.



The nearest POI to the current position is

displayed.

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Search for a destination

(continued)

Emergency search

The search ﬁ nds hospitals/police stations/service & maintenance within a radius of 100 miles (160 km*).

* This is the range when “km” is set as the distance setting (

 page 84).

English

Previous search

Automatically store set destinations and search for destinations from that history. (Up to 20 destinations)

Select [Previous] from the Destination menu (All).



The Previous search screen is displayed.

Select a previous point from the list.



Select [Previous start point] to display the

previous start point.

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



When there are more than 20 routes, the oldest are

deleted sequentially. Register necessary points as Contacts. (

 page 62)



To clear previous points, refer to page 86.

Address Book search

Search for a destination from among registered Contacts.



You must register locations to use this feature.

(

 page 62)

Select [Address Book] from the Destination menu (All).



The Address Book search screen is displayed.

Select the Contact from the list.



The list can be sorted.



[Icon]: Display according to the type of

icon. (

 page 64)



[Date]: Display Contacts in order of

registration.

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

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Map search

Search for a destination from the map.

Select [Map] from the Destination menu (All).



The previously displayed map is displayed.

Move the cursor to the position to set as the destination and select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Coordinates search

Use coordinates to search for a destination.

Select [Coordinates] from the Destination menu (All).



The Coordinates search screen is displayed.

Enter the coordinates and select [OK].



When entering a latitude, select [N] for north

and [S] for south; and select [E] for east and [W] for west when entering a longitude.



To correct the coordinates, select [ ] to delete

digits one at a time.



A map is displayed according to the coordinates

input.

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Search for a destination

(continued)

English

Return Home

Once the home location is registered, it is simple to ﬁ nd a route home from the current position.



You must register the home location to use this

feature. (

 page 64)

Select [Home] from the Destination menu (All).



Starts the route search.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

 If home location has not been

registered

Select [Home] from Destination menu (All) to display the Set Home conﬁ rmation screen.

Select [Yes] on the Set Home conﬁ rmation screen.

Search for home.



Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.

Select [Enter].



Home is registered.

Phone number search

Use a telephone number to search for a destination.

Select [Phone No.] from the Destination menu (All).



The Phone number search screen is displayed.

Enter the telephone number and select [OK].



The telephone number list is displayed.



To correct the number, select [ ] to delete

digits one at a time.

Select the POI from the list.



The map is displayed.



Numbers with different area codes are also

displayed.



A list is not displayed if there is only one

matching number.

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

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Display POI icons

POI icons for frequently used POIs (Gas stations, restaurants, etc.) can be displayed on the map. Detailed information can also be shown for the displayed POI icons. (Scale: 150 ft – 0.5 mile (50 m – 1 km*)) * This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance

setting (

 page 84).

Select [Map view] on the current position screen.



The Change map view screen is displayed.

Select [Display POI icons].



The Display POI Icons screen is displayed.

Select POI icons from the list and select [OK].



Selected POI icons are displayed on the map.



Up to 5 icons can be selected. Selected POI

icons are displayed at the upper left.



Selected POI icons can be cancelled by selecting

them again.



Select [Delete] to cancel all selected POI icons.



The icons for displayed POIs can be changed.

Refer to page 84 for the change method.

To select other POI icons, select [Other POIs]

 Go to step 4

Select a main category.



Select [List all categories] to display the

sub-categories within all main categories.

Select POI icons displayed from the list and select [OK].



Selected POI icons are displayed on the map.



Up to 5 icons can be selected.



To choose another category, select [More], then

repeat from step 4.

 To see information on POI icons

Put the cursor on POI icons, which will cause the cursor to ﬂ ash.



The POI name is displayed.

Select [Info.].



POI information is displayed.



Select [Enter ] to set it as the destination. If a destination has already been set, [Add to



] or

[New



] is displayed. Refer to page 37 for details.



[Mark]: Registers the point at the center of the

map as a Contact (Address Book).

Note:



POI name display is automatically removed after it has

been displayed for approximately 6 seconds.



If multiple POIs exist for the same building, the POI icons may overlap on the map. In that case, the POI names are displayed sequentially as their POI icons are selected.



Departments and sections within the same POI may,

in some cases, be displayed as individual POI icons.

Search for a destination

(continued)

English

Search for nearby POI icons

This search covers POIs within a radius of 20 miles (32 km*) from the current position, or from the center of the cursor. * This is the range when “km” is set as the distance

setting (

 page 84).

Select [Map view] on the current position screen.



The Change map view screen is displayed.

Select [Display POI icons].



The Display POI Icons screen is displayed.

Select the POI icons to search for, then select [List Nearest POIs].



The names of POIs and their distance from the

current position are displayed on touch keys.

Select a POI from the list.



The map is displayed.



Select [Sort by] to sort the list.



[Distance]: The list is sorted in order of

proximity.



[Category]: The list is sorted by category.



[Name]: The list is sorted in alphabetical

order.



Select [On route] during route guidance to

search for POIs along the guidance route. (

 page 45)

Select [Enter ].

Select [Enter].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



This function cannot be used if POI icons are not

displayed.



The displayed distance is the straight distance from

the vehicle position (if a nearby POI was searched for from the current position screen), or the straight distance from “

” (if a nearby POI was searched for

from the map screen).



Up to 200 POIs can be searched for, in order of

proximity.



If multiple telephone numbers are registered under the

same name, each is listed.

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Select [Add] for the section to add.



The Change Route screen is displayed.

Select [OK].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.



To add further destinations, select [Add] and

repeat the procedure from step 4.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



[3 routes] is not displayed on the All route screen if

multiple destinations have been set.



Set destinations are marked by “ ” – “ ”.

Add a destination

After the destination has been set, it is still possible to set other destinations (up to 5). If 5 destinations have already been set, delete one before adding another.

 Add from the current position

screen

Select [Route] on the current position screen.



The Re-route search screen is displayed.

Select [Route].



The Change Route screen is displayed.

Select [Add].

Search for the destination to add.



Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.



[Home] is not displayed.

Select [Enter] on the map screen.

Edit the route

English

 Add on the Map mode screen

Move the cursor to the intended destination and select [Enter ].



Make the setting on a map of 0.5 mile (500 m*)

or more detailed scale.

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the

distance setting (

 page 84).

Select [Add to ].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.



Select [New ] to delete all currently set

destinations and set new destinations.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



The destination set by the one-touch method is set as

“

” (the ﬁ rst destination).



To change the order of destinations, refer to “Change

the order of destinations” on page 54.

 Add from the Destination menu

Search for the destination to add from the Destination menu (All).



Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.

Select [Add to ].



Select [New ] to delete all currently set

destinations and set new destinations.

Select [Add] for the section to add.



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

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5352

Change the order of destinations

Select [Change order] on the Change Route screen.



The Reorder destinations screen is displayed.

Select the destination names in the order in which you want to pass through them, then select [OK].



The names of the selected destinations are

displayed in bold text, and numbered to indicate the order in which the route passes through them.



To cancel the setting, select [Undo] or select the

name of the destination to cancel.



If there are no other operations for 3 seconds

after the order of destinations is conﬁ rmed, the order is automatically conﬁ rmed and the Change Route screen is displayed.

Select [OK].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Edit the route

(continued)

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



This function can only be used when multiple

destinations have been set.

English

Delete a destination

 Select a destination and delete it

Select [Delete] on the Change Route screen.



The Delete Destinations screen is displayed.



The Delete Destinations screen can also be

displayed by selecting [Destination Delete] from the Destination menu.

Select the destination to delete.



If only one destination has been set, the

procedure moves to the next step without displaying the Delete Destinations screen.



Select [Delete all] to delete all destinations.

Select [Yes].



The destination is deleted.

 Delete the next destination that

the route passes through with one touch

Select [Delete next ] on the Re-route search screen.



Searching starts and guidance of new route

begins.

Note:



This function can only be used when multiple

destinations have been set.

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5554

Search again for the route

During route guidance, the route search can be repeated when the current position screen is displayed. The search conditions used for the route currently followed can be changed for a new search.

Select [Route] on the current position screen.



The Re-route search screen is displayed.

Select search conditions from [Quick1]/[Quick2]/[Short].



Searching starts and guidance of the new route

begins.



[Quick1]: The search looks for a route with the

shortest travel time. (Recommended route)



[Quick2]: The search looks for a route that

differs from the displayed route but uses the same search conditions as the current guidance route.



[Short]: The search looks for a route with the

shortest distance to the destination.

Note:



If multiple destinations have been set, the search to

the next destination is repeated.

Edit the route

(continued)

The search looks for nearby detour routes

It can search for a route that detours around the route ahead of the vehicle.

Select [Route] on the current position screen.



The Re-route search screen is displayed.

Select [Detour].



The Detour screen is displayed.

Select the detour distance.



The possible detour distance varies with the

distance setting (

 page 84) and the road

currently used.



Searching starts and guidance of the new route

begins.



To detour around entire the whole route, select

[Entire route].

Note:



This function can only be used while driving along the

route.



In some cases the route displayed may not be a

detour.

miles km

General road

1 mile 3 miles 5 miles

1 km 3 km 5 km

Highway

5 miles

15 miles 25 miles

5 km 15 km 25 km

English

Set search conditions for each section of the route

Search conditions ([Quick1]/[Quick2]/[Short]) can be set for each section.

Select [Route] on the current position screen.



The Re-route search screen is displayed.

Select [Route].



The Change Route screen is displayed.

Select [Search condition].



The Search Condition screen is displayed.

Select the search conditions for each section.



Select search conditions from [Quick 1]/

[Quick 2]/[Short].



If there are transit destinations, only [Quick] and

[Short] will be displayed for sections after the ﬁ rst transit destination.



[Quick]: The search looks for a route with the

shortest travel time. (Recommended route)



[Short]: The search looks for a route with the

shortest distance to the destination.

Select [OK].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

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Select the road to use

Routes can be set that consider roads the driver wants to use and does not want to use.

Select [Route] on the current position screen.



The Re-route search screen is displayed.

Select [Route].



The Change Route screen is displayed.

Select [Road preference].



The Road Preference screen is displayed.

Select desired roads to use and select [OK].



The following six types of road can be selected.

Operation indicators light for the selected items.



[ Allow highway]



[ Allow time-restricted road]



[ Allow ferry]



[ Allow toll road]



[ Allow season-restricted road]



[ Allow car train]



To cancel the item, select it again.

Select [OK].



The All route screen is displayed after the search

is complete.

Select [Start].



Route guidance starts.

Note:



Even if the roads to use have been set, the search

may ﬁ nd routes that do not use them, if using those would necessitate a major diversion. In that case, set a destination on the road to be used.

Edit the route

(continued)

English

Use the demo to check the route

Runs the route demo.

Touch and hold [Start] on the All route screen until there is a short “blip” sound.



The demo shows route guidance to the

destination.



Press , or to end the demo.

Note:



The demo cannot be used on the All route screen that

is called up from the Change map view screen. (

 page 60)



If the driver starts driving during the demo, it stops

and route guidance starts.

Check the route

Route scrolling

The map screen can be scrolled along the route.

Select [Map view] on the map screen.



The Change map view screen is displayed.

Select [Route preview].

 : The map scrolls in the direction of the

destination at low speed.



: The map scrolls in the direction of the

starting point at low speed.



: The map scrolls in the direction of the

destination at high speed.



: The map scrolls in the direction of the

starting point at high speed.



: Jumps to the next destination.



: Jumps to the starting point, or to

the previous destination (if multiple destinations have been set).



: Pause scrolling.

Note:



The map cannot be scrolled if the guidance route is

not displayed on the screen.



Only the jump function can be used while driving.



Map scrolling stops if the map scale is switched.

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5958

During route guidance

Autoroute

If the vehicle deviates from the guidance route, a new search is performed automatically and a new route to the destination from the current position is displayed.

Note:



Autoroute does not operate for areas where there are

no roads to the search target, such as within park sites. Autoroute only starts when it judges that the vehicle is moving along a search subject road.

Display the All route screen manually

The All route screen, displaying the route from starting point to destination, can be displayed manually.

Select [Map view] on the map screen.



The Change map view screen is displayed.

Select [Route overview].



The All route screen is displayed.



Select [Start] to start route guidance.



Select [Route] to display the Change Route

screen. (

 page 38)



The distance to the next destination is displayed,

together with estimated arrival time, remaining time, etc. (

 page 29)



The estimated arrival time and remaining time

can be switched. (

 page 39)



If the vehicle is not on the route, the direction

and distance to the destination are displayed.



Select [Turn List] to display the turn list.

Note:



The following operations are not available from the

manually displayed All route screen.



[3 routes] display



Demo

Use the All route screen, which is displayed

automatically after route searching is complete, to access [3 routes] and demo displays. (

 page 37)

Road name

Section distance

Displays the map for the selected point.

Displays current position/destination/ direction to turn, etc.

English

In half of a mile (800 m*), right turn.

Next right, and then, left turn.

Non residential area

Residential area

In a quarter of a mile (400 m*), slight left turn.

Next slight left.

Slight right turn ahead.

Keep right onto XX.

In 2 miles (3 km*), keep right onto XX.

The exit on the right.

 Voice intersection guidance

The direction in which to turn is stated as one of eight directions.

Note:



Some voice guidance may be omitted, depending on

the speed of the vehicle.

 Voice guidance on main

routes

 Voice guidance near

exits

Request voice guidance

Press during route guidance to display the name* of the current position and provide voice guidance of the distance to the next intersection, destination, etc.

* The name of the current position is displayed

according to nearby place name, POI name or street name, etc.

Voice guidance on freeways

Voice guidance on ordinary roads

* This is the distance when “km” is set as the distance

setting (

 page 84).

 Guidance immediately before turns

A sound is played back immediately before a turn to let you know when to turn.

Left turn Right turn

Straight

Make a legal U-turn

Slight left turn Slight right turn

Sharp left turn Sharp right turn

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6160

Register a Contact

(Up to 106 locations, including home)

 To register the current position

Select [Mark] on the current position screen.



The position of the vehicle mark at that time is

registered.

Note:



The registered Contact is marked with a “ ”.

 To register on the map screen

Move the cursor to the location to register and select [Mark].



The cursor position is registered.



Make the setting on a map of 0.5 mile (500 m*)

or more detailed scale.

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the

distance setting (

 page 84).

Note:



The registered Contact is marked with a “ ”.

 To register from the Navigation

Select [Address Book] from the Setup menu.



The Address Book screen is displayed.

Select [Register] for “Contacts”.

Search for the location to register.



Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.



[Home] is not displayed.

Select [Enter].



Make the setting on a map of 0.5 mile (500 m*)

or more detailed scale.

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the

distance setting (

 page 84).

Select [OK].



Select the items to correct or input. ( page 64)

Register a location (Contact)

English

Display the Edit Contacts screen

Select [Address Book] from the Setup menu.



The Address Book screen is displayed.

Select [Edit] for “Contacts”.



The Contact list is displayed.

Select a Contact.



The Edit Contacts screen is displayed.



The list can be sorted.



[Icon]: The list is sorted according to the

type of icon.



[Date]: The list is sorted in order of

registration.

 Display from the map screen

Move the cursor to the Contact.



The Contact name is displayed on the top of

screen.

Select [Info.].



The Contact information is displayed.

Select [Edit].



The Edit Contacts screen is displayed.



Select [Enter ] to set it as the destination. If

a destination has already been set, [Add to ] or [New ] is displayed. Refer to page 37 for details.

Note:

Please be aware, that in the unlikely event of product failure or software malfunction, or in cases where your unit needs to be sent in for service, saved data in your address book may be lost.

English

6362

Edit the Contact information

Preparation



Select the Contact and display the Edit Contacts

screen. (

 page 63)

 Change an icon

Select [Icon] on the Edit Contacts screen.

Select an icon.



The selected icon is displayed on the map for the

Contact.



Select [Page 1]/[Page 2]/[With sound] to change

the list. Select [With sound] to make a sound when the vehicle approaches a Contact.

 If the icon was selected from the [With

sound] list

 Select to check the sound that will be

made as the vehicle approaches the Contact.



Select [Direction guidance bell] to sound a

bell only when the point is approached from the desired direction.

 Use [

] or [ ] to adjust the direction from

which to make the sound on approach.

 Select [Enter].



[Direction guidance bell] setting is

complete.

Note:



Select [No icon] from [Page 2] to avoid displaying an

icon on the Contact.

 Set a Contact for home

Only one Contact can be set as home.

Select [Set Home] on the Edit Contacts screen.



A Contact is set for home.



When [Del. Home] is selected, the home setting

is cancelled.



If another Contact has already been registered

as home, select [Yes] to cancel the old home setting and change to the new home setting.

 Set the name of a Contact

Select [Name] on the Edit Contacts screen.

Enter the name and select [OK].



The entered text is set as the name.



The name may have up to 70 characters.



How to enter text ( page 97)

 Set whether or not to display a

name on the map

Select [On]/[Off] under “Show name”.



[On]:

Displays the name of the Contact on the map.



[Off]:

Does not display the name of the Contact on the map.

(continued)

English

 Change the position of a Contact

Select [Location] on the Edit Contacts screen.

Move the cursor to the location to which you wish to move the Contact and select [Enter].



Moves the Contact to the center of the cursor.



Make the setting on a map of 0.5 mile (500 m*)

or more detailed scale.

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the

distance setting (

 page 84).

 Register a telephone number to

a Contact

Select [Phone No.] on the Edit Contacts screen.

Enter the phone number and select [OK].



The entered number is set as the phone number.

Delete a Contact

Once a Contact is deleted, it cannot be restored. Check thoroughly before deleting.

Select [Address Book] from the Setup menu.



The Address Book screen is displayed.

Select [Delete] for “Contacts”.



The Contact list is displayed.

Select the Contact to delete.



The list can be sorted.



[Icon]: The list is sorted according to the

type of icon.



[Date]: The list is sorted in order of

registration.



Select [Del.all] to delete all destinations.

Select [Yes].



The Contact is deleted.

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6564

Register an Area to avoid

Points and areas to detour around on the route to the destination can be registered. When an Area to avoid is registered, route searches will look for routes that avoid that point or area. (Up to 10 locations)

Select [Address Book] from the Setup menu.



The Address Book screen is displayed.

Select [Register] for “Area to avoid”.

Search for the center of the Area to avoid.



Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.



[Home] is not displayed.

Move the cursor to the Area to avoid and select [Enter].



Make the setting on a map of 0.5 mile (500 m*)

or more detailed scale.

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the

distance setting (

 page 84).

Select

or to change the

size of the Area to avoid.



Select on the bottom line to register the area

centered on the cursor as an Area to avoid.

Select [Enter].



If the destination is set, route searching is

performed.



The registered Area to avoid is displayed on the

map screen as

or (range).

Note:



When [+] or [–] are used to switch the map scale,

the map switches but the size of the square frame indicating the area does not switch.



In the following situations, a route search may

produce a route passing through an Area to avoid.



If the vehicle or the destination is inside the Area to

avoid.



When a route that detours around the Area to

avoid cannot be found, such as when there is only one road between the vehicle position and the destination.



Highways, toll roads and ferries within an Area to

avoid are not subject to detour. To make the highway you want to avoid as a subject to detour, set the size of the Area to avoid to

and

set it on the highway.



When near an Area to avoid, an indirect route may

be produced to avoid any roads entering the Area to avoid.

(continued)

English

Delete an Area to avoid

Once an area is deleted, it cannot be restored. Check thoroughly before deleting.

Select [Address Book] from the Setup menu.



The Address Book screen is displayed.

Select [Delete] for “Area to avoid”.



The list of areas to avoid is displayed.

Select the Area to avoid to delete.



Select [Delete all] to delete all areas.

Select [Yes].



If the destination is set, route searching is

performed.

Display the Edit area to avoid screen

Select [Address Book] from the Setup menu.



The Address Book screen is displayed.

Select [Edit] for “Area to avoid”.



The list of areas to avoid is displayed.

Select the Area to avoid to edit.



The Edit area to avoid screen is displayed.

Note:

Please be aware, that in the unlikely event of product failure or software malfunction, or in cases where your unit needs to be sent in for service, saved data in your address book may be lost.

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Edit Area to avoid information

Preparation



Select the Area to avoid and display the Edit area to

avoid screen. (

 page 67)



Set the name of the Area to avoid

Select [Name] on the Edit area to avoid screen.

Enter the name and select [OK].



The entered text is set as the name.



The name may have up to 70 characters.



How to enter text ( page 97)

 Change the position of the Area

to avoid

Select [Location] on the Edit area to avoid screen.

Move the cursor to the location to which you wish to move the Area to avoid and select [Enter].



Move the Area to avoid to the center of the cursor.



Make the setting on a map of 0.5 mile (500 m*)

or more detailed scale.

* This is the scale when “km” is set as the

distance setting (

 page 84).

 Change the size of the Area to

avoid

Select [Change area size] on the Edit area to avoid screen.

Select

or to select the area

size.

Select [Enter].



If the destination is set, route searching is

performed.

English

Audiovisual Operations

 Radio  Play a disc

(DVD/Audio CD/MP3/WMA)

Refer to the System Upgrade Guidebook for information on SIRIUS, XM, iPod and TV.

Video from the DVD/Line-in is not displayed while the vehicle is in motion.

Stop in a safe place and engage the parking brake before watching video. (Even while the vehicle is in motion, video is output to the second monitor (see System Upgrade Guidebook).)

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Switch audiovisual source

Press



The Audiovisual source operation screen is

displayed.

Select an audiovisual source.



The system switches to the selected source.



[AM]: Switches to AM radio.



[FM]: Switches to FM radio.



[DISC]*1: Switches to a corresponding disc.

(DVD, CD, MP3/WMA)



[XM]*2: Switches to XM Satellite Radio.



[SIRIUS]*3: Switches to SIRIUS Satellite

Radio.



[iPod]*4: Switches to iPod.



[AV]: Switches to Line-in.

This system is able to identify disc types

automatically, switching to DVD, CD or MP3/ WMA.

This is displayed when an XM Satellite Radio

Tuner (XMD1000) is connected.

This is displayed when a SIRIUS Satellite

Radio Tuner (SIR-PAN1) is connected.

This is displayed when an iPod is connected.

Note:



When [] ([]) is displayed, there is a source that

is not displayed on the screen. Select [] ([]) to switch the screen.



[Trafﬁ c]: The Trafﬁ c Channels of XM Satellite

Radio and SIRIUS Satellite Radio can be memorized for easy access to trafﬁ c information. (

 System Upgrade Guidebook)



Refer to the System Upgrade Guidebook for

information on the operation of accessories sold separately.



Refer to page 88 for operation of [Sound].

Turn the audiovisual source off

Select [Audio Off] on the Audiovisual source operation screen.



The audio and video stop.



To turn audiovisual source back on

Select [Audio On] on the Audiovisual source operation screen.



The audio and video display is shown.

Switch from the Audiovisual screen to the navigation screen

Press while the audiovisual screen is displayed.



The display switches to the current position

screen, but audio output continues.

Note:



Turn the audiovisual source off to output only

navigation sound and image. (

 above)

Basic audiovisual operations

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Switch to radio (AM or FM)

Select [AM] or [FM] on the Audiovisual source operation screen.



The system switches to the Radio operation

screen (AM or FM).

Radio

FM operation screen

Tuning

 Station selection

Press .



The frequency switches.

 Seek tuning

Press and hold until the frequency changes, then release it.



Starts Seek tuning, which stops when a station

is received.



While the button is held down, stations will not

be received even when they are detected.

Frequency

Auto preset mode indicator

Auto presettingPreset stations

Tune by selecting a preset number.

List selection

Frequency

Auto presetting

Specify the range for Auto presetting [Each]: Perform Auto presetting for the displayed list

bands (6 ch).

[All]: Perform Auto presetting for the entire list from

FM1 to 3 (18 ch).

List numbers

Stereo indicator

Auto preset mode indicator

AM operation screen

Preset stations

Tune by selecting a preset number.

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Preset memory

The station being received can be stored manually under a selected number. (Manual preset)

Select the frequency, then touch and hold the number under which you wish to store the frequency for at least 2 seconds.



The station being received is stored under the

selected number.

Note:



It is also possible to search automatically for

receivable frequencies and store them.



Under FM, 6 channels can be stored for each channel

list (FM1, FM2 and FM3). (18 channels in total)



The channel list switches as shown below, each time

[Band] is selected.

 Select a stored station

Selects the stored station.

Select a station (number) from the Preset stations.



The radio switches to the selected station.

Auto preset memory

Search automatically for receivable stations and store them. (Up to 18 FM and 6 AM stations)

Touch and hold [Auto. P] for at least 2 seconds.



Auto preset mode is engaged and the Auto

preset mode indicator illuminates.



Stations are stored in order of reception quality.



The stored stations are overwritten and updated

every time this operation is performed.



If no receivable stations are found, tuning goes

through the whole frequency range and returns to the original station.

Note:



Even in Auto preset mode, station selection and

manual preset can still be used.



Under FM, [Each] or [All] can be selected to specify

the Auto presetting range.



[Each]:

Auto presetting is performed for the displayed list band (6 channels). The other two lists are not subject to Auto preset mode.

 [All]: Auto presetting is performed for all lists FM1

to 3 (18 channels).

 To cancel Auto preset mode

Select [Auto. P].



Auto preset mode is cancelled.



Stations stored under Auto preset mode are

cleared.



The radio returns to the preset station that was

stored before Auto preset mode was engaged.

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English

FM1 FM2 FM3

Disc insert (CD/DVD)

Press



The Open/Tilt/Eject screen is displayed.

Select [Disc].



The monitor opens.



If there is a disc inside, it is ejected

automatically.

Insert a disc.

Printed side



The monitor closes automatically.

Note:



The disc is played automatically after insertion.



3 {8 cm} discs can only be inserted in a 3 {8 cm} disc

cartridge.

 The DVD Hint screen

The DVD Hint screen is displayed when a DVD is inserted. It presents a simple explanation of DVD operation.

Check the explanation, then select [OK].



The DVD Hint screen disappears.

Note:



Once [OK] is selected, the DVD Hint screen will not

be displayed again until the engine stops. It appears again after the engine is restarted or the key is turned to ACC ON.

Disc eject (CD/DVD)

Select [Disc] on the Open/Tilt/Eject screen.



The monitor opens and the disc is ejected.

Remove the CD/DVD.



Select [Close] to close the monitor.



Pressing also closes the monitor.

Play a discRadio

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Switch to disc (DVD, CD, MP3/WMA)

Select [DISC] (DVD, CD, MP3/WMA) on the Audiovisual source operation screen.



The system switches to disc (DVD, CD, MP3/

WMA).



The Disc operation screen (DVD, CD, MP3/

WMA) is displayed.

Note:



Audio and video may be interrupted brieﬂ y while the

format is identiﬁ ed.



Restrictions on the disc itself may prevent operation

from proceeding as described in this manual. (“

” is displayed on the monitor.) Refer to the disc

instructions manual for details.

Play a disc

(continued)

DVD operation screen

When the source is switched to DVD, the DVD operation screen is displayed automatically.



To display the DVD operation screen manually, press

while DVD is the source.

Read the section on “Discs that can be played back” carefully. ( page 7)

Switches the aspect ratio

PLAY



This screen can be operated while the vehicle is in

motion. It is convenient for watching DVD videos on the rear monitor. (

 System Upgrade Guidebook)

Displays the DVD playback screen

Playing timeTitle No. Chapter No.

Note:



Refer to page 92 for operation of [ASPECT].

DVD DVD

English

DVD menu

Touching the screen during DVD playback displays Short menu 1. Select [NEXT PAGE] and [PREV PAGE] to switch between screens.

 Short menu 2

This menu can be used for DVD menu operations, etc.

[MOVE BUTTONS]: Switches touch key display

positions. (

 page 80)

[<<Off]: Temporarily hides the touch keys.

Touch [On>>] to display the touch keys again.

[DIRECT TOUCH]: Turns on or off the direct touch

function, for touching DVD menu items directly to select them. If the function is turned off, the cursor keys are displayed. (

 page 80)

 Short menu 1

This menu can be used for DVD playback operations.

[DISPLAY]: Adjusts tone. ( page 92) [TOP MENU]/[Menu]: Displays the disc menu (Refer

to the instructions provided with the disc being played for how to operate). (

 page 79)

[HIDE BUTTONS]: Hides the touch keys. []: Fast reverse (

 page 77)

[]: Stop (

 page 76)

[]: Pause (

 page 76)

[]: Play (

 page 76)

[]: Fast forward (

 page 77)

 Short menu 3

This menu can be used for DVD playback-related settings.

[SETUP]: Displays the Setup menu. (

 page 94)

[SEARCH]: Inputs the title number to cue the title.

(

 page 77)

[RETURN]: Moves to a predetermined position on

the disc and starts playback from that position.

[Audio]: Switches the audio language.

(

 page 78)

[SUB-TITLES]: Switches the subtitle language.

(

 page 78)

[Angle]: Switches the angle. (

 page 79)

Displays title numbers/chapter numbers

Displays the current sound settings and number of channels

Note:



Aspect setting is ﬁ xed to wide while the Short menu is displayed.

[PREV PAGE]:

Switches to Short menu 2

[NEXT PAGE]:

Switches to Short menu 1

[PREV PAGE]:

Switches to Short menu 1

[NEXT PAGE]:

Switches to Short menu 3

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Play a disc

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Stop

Select [] from Short menu 1.

 Resume playback

Select [] from Short menu 1.



Playback starts from where it stopped.

Pause

Select [] from Short menu 1.

 Resume playback

Select [] from Short menu 1.



Playback resumes from where it stopped.



[] can also be selected to start playback.

 Slow playback

Touch and hold [] while playback is paused.



Slow playback continues for as long as it is

touched.



Release to return to pause.

DVD DVD

English

Fast forward/Fast reverse

Press and hold .



Fast forward or fast reverse continues while the

button is pressed.

Press and hold

to fast forward.

Press and hold

to fast reverse.



Release to return to normal playback.



Depressing [] or [] from Short menu 1

will also cause fast forward/reverse.

Select chapter/title

 Chapter selection

Press .



Press to play from the next chapter.



Press to play the currently playing chapter

from the beginning. Press twice or more to play the preceding chapter.

 Input the title number to cue the

title

Select [SEARCH] from Short menu 3.

Enter the title number and select [Enter].



Playback starts from the input title number.



If there is no title on the DVD matching the input

title number, the currently playing title continues.



Select [ ] to delete one character.



Select [<<Off] to display the video screen.



Select [On>>] to return to the title number input

screen.

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Play a disc

(continued)

Switch the audio language

If the disc contains multiple audio languages, the audio language can be switched.

Select [Audio] from Short menu 3.



The audio numbers and languages are displayed.

Select [Audio].



The audio languages switch each time [Audio] is

selected.

Note:



The preferred playback language can be set.

(

 page 94)

Switch the subtitle language

If the disc contains multiple subtitle languages, the subtitle language can be switched.

Select [SUB-TITLES] from Short menu 3.



The subtitle numbers and languages are

displayed.

Select [SUB-TITLES].



The subtitle languages switch each time

[SUB-TITLES] is selected.



The subtitle displays toggle between show and

hide each time [Hide] is selected. The switch is displayed in bold-faced type when the subtitles are hidden.



In some cases it may take time for the subtitles

to appear.

Note:



The preferred display language can be set. ( page 94)

DVD DVD

English

Switch the angle

If the disc contains multiple angles, the angle can be switched.

Select [Angle] from Short menu 3.

Select [Angle].



The angle switches each time [Angle] is selected.

Note:



If the multi-angle mark display is switched on under

DVD Setup menu (

 page 94), the angle mark is

displayed in the upper right of the screen when angle switching is possible.

 Audio language, subtitle

language and angle



In some cases it may only be possible to switch these

functions from the top menu or from DVD Setup menu. (

 page 94)



When the power is turned on or the disc is changed,

the language set under DVD settings is prioritized as the audio and subtitle language.



The number of audio languages, subtitle languages

and angles varies between discs. Refer to the disc instructions for details.

Display the top menu

The top menu varies between discs. Refer to the disc instructions for details.

Select [TOP MENU] from Short menu 1.



The top menu is displayed.



Short menu 2 is displayed.



Refer to page 80 for item selections.

Display the title menu

The title menu varies between discs. Refer to the disc instructions for details.

Select [Menu] from Short menu 1.



The title menu is displayed.



Short menu 2 is displayed.



Refer to page 80 for item selections.

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Play a disc

(continued)

Top menu and title menu operations

 Use direct touch to select

Menu items can be selected by touching them directly (the direct touch function).

Preparation:



When the direct touch function is off (when the cursor

keys are displayed), select [DIRECT TOUCH] to turn the direct function on.

Touch items in the top menu or title menu to select them.



The display switches to the selected item.

Note:



The menu items included differ between discs.

Functions may not always follow user operations, as playback differs according to the content of the disc.



Direct touch may not be usable with some discs. In

that case, use the cursor keys to make selections.



If direct touch is switched on, the screen mode is ﬁ xed

to wide, provided there is an item that can be selected for the DVD image.



Select [<<Off] to hide the touch keys. Select [On>>] to

display the touch keys.



When an item was selected but the unit did not

recognize which item was selected, the screen near the selected area is enlarged. If this occurs, select the item again.

 Use the cursor keys to select

The cursor keys can be used to select menu items.

Select [DIRECT TOUCH] from Short menu 2.



The cursor keys are displayed.



Select [DIRECT TOUCH] again to turn the

direct touch function on. When the direct touch function is turned on, the cursor keys disappear.

Use the cursor keys to select an item, then select [Enter].



The display switches to the selected item.

 Change the display positions of

touch keys

Select [MOVE BUTTONS] from Short menu 2.



The display position changes between top and

bottom every time the item is selected.

DVD CD/MP3/WMA

English

CD operation screen

* Only displayed with CD-Text compatible discs.

Note:



dts CD cannot be played.



CD EXTRA video cannot be played.

MP3/ WMA operation screen

Select track/ﬁ le

Press .



Press to play from the next track/ﬁ le.



Press to play the currently playing track/

ﬁ le from the beginning. Press twice or more to play the preceding track/ﬁ le.

Folder selection

Select [] or [].



Starts playing the ﬁ rst track in the selected

folder.

Fast forward/Fast reverse

Press and hold .



Fast forward or fast reverse continues while

button is pressed.

Press and hold

to fast forward.

Press and hold

to fast reverse.



Release to return to normal playback.

Note:



For a CD, [ ] or [ ] on the CD operation screen can

also be selected to fast forward/fast reverse.

[

]: Touch and hold the button to fast forward.

[

]: Touch and hold the button to fast reverse.



Release to return to normal playback.

Scan play

Random play

Repeat play

Fast forward/Fast reverse

Track name*Disc name*

Displays the Folder list

Folder selection

File name

Folder name

Scan play

Random play

Repeat play

Folder Scan play

Folder Random play

Folder Repeat play

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Select a folder from the list

Select [FOLDER LIST].



The Folder list screen is displayed.

Select a folder from the list.



Starts playing the ﬁ rst track in the selected

folder.



If there are seven or more folders, select [] or

[] to switch between pages of the list.

Select a ﬁ le from the list

Select [FILE] from the folder list.



The File list screen is displayed.

Select a ﬁ le from the list.



Starts playing from the selected ﬁ le.



If there are seven or more ﬁ les, select [] or []

to switch between pages of the list.



Select to return to the MP3/WMA operation

screen.

Scan play

Select [SCAN].

: Scans all tracks. : Files in the folder currently being played are

scanned.



Each track is played for approximately

10 seconds.



Select [SCAN] again to return to normal

playback.



Scan will be automatically ended when it has run

through all tracks/all ﬁ les in a folder.

Folder scan play

Select [FOLDER SCAN].



10 seconds is played from the beginning of each

ﬁ le at the top of each folder, starting with the folder after the one being played.



Select [FOLDER SCAN] again to return to normal

playback.



Scan will be automatically ended when it has run

through the ﬁ rst ﬁ les in all folders.

Play a disc

(continued)

English

Random play

Select [RAND].

: All tracks are played in random order. : Files in the folder currently being played are

played in random order.



Select [RAND] again to return to normal

playback.

Note:



Random selection means that the tracks/ﬁ les are

constantly played at random from among all tracks or all ﬁ les in a folder, so the same track/ﬁ le may be played any number of times.

Folder random play

Select [FOLDER RAND].



Files in all folders of the disc are played in

random order.



Select [FOLDER RAND] again to return to normal

playback.

Note:



Folder random selection means that the ﬁ les are

constantly played at random from among all ﬁ les in all folders, so the same ﬁ le may be played any number of times.

Repeat play

Select [RPT].



The track/ﬁ le being played is played repeatedly.



Select [RPT] again to cancel the repetition.

Folder repeat play

Select [FOLDER RPT].



The ﬁ le in the same folder as the ﬁ le being

played is played repeatedly.



Select [FOLDER RPT] again to cancel the

repetition.

Display ﬁ le information

Select [Detail] on the Folder/File list screen.



The Detail screen is displayed for the content

being played.



Select to return to the Folder list or File list

screen.

Note:



Depending on the recorded content, the text may be

displayed incorrectly, or may not be displayed at all.



For safety reasons, the ﬁ le information is not displayed

while the vehicle is in motion.

CD/MP3/WMACD/MP3/WMA

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Basic navigation settings

Select [Setup] from the Navigation menu.

Select [Navigation Setup].

Make settings.

( right table)



Use [ ] or [ ] to display the

next page.

Note:



Select [Default] to go to the screen

for selecting default setting.

Select [Yes] to return settings to the

defaults.

Items Settings

Distance

Set the units for distances and scales displayed on the screen or used in voice guidance. default: [miles]

Estimated travel time

Changes the average vehicle speed that is the basis for estimated arrival time. Settings can be made for urban road, country road and highway road types. default: Urban road: 25 mph (40 km/h) Country road: 35 mph (55 km/h) Highway: 55 mph (90 km/h)

Select [Change speed].

Keyboard layout

Changes the key layout for text input. default: [ABC]

Time zone

Sets the Time zone and Daylight Saving Time to use. default: Time zone: [EST] Daylight Saving Time: [Off]

Select [Change].

Display POI icons

Changes the POI icons displayed on the Display POI Icons screen. (

 page 50)

Select [Chg. category]. Select the POI icon to change.

3D landmark

Sets to display/not display 3D landmarks. ( page 28) default: [On]

Display clock

Sets to display/not display the clock on the navigation screen. default: [On]

Voice guidance in SRC mode

Sets whether or not to use voice guidance output for navigation when displaying and listening to an Audiovisual screen (radio, DVD, CD, etc.). default: [On]

Auto voice guidance

Sets whether or not to automatically give voice guidance during route guidance, such as when approaching an intersection. default: [On]

Change navigation settings

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

[km] ...... Sets kilometer for distance displays.



[miles] ... Sets mile for distance displays.



Adjustment range <5 mph (5 km/h) steps> Urban road: 5 mph – 25 mph (5 km/h – 40 km/h) Country road: 5 mph – 35 mph – 55 mph (5 km/h – 55 km/h – 90 km/h) Highway: 5 mph – 55 mph – 75 mph (5 km/h – 90 km/h – 120 km/h)



Select [Default] to return settings to the defaults.

Select [OK].



[ABC] .... Sets alphabetical order for the key layout.



[QWE] ... Sets QWERTY for the key layout.



[AZE] ..... Sets AZERTY for the key layout.



[PST] ..... Paciﬁ c Standard Time



[AST] ..... Atlantic Standard Time



[HST] .... Hawaii Standard Time



[CST] ..... Central Standard Time



[EST] ..... Eastern Standard Time



[MST] .... Mountain Standard Time



[NST] .... Newfoundland Standard Time



[AKST] .. Alaska Standard Time

Select [OK].

Set Daylight Saving Time.



[On] ....... Sets Daylight Saving Time.



[Off] ...... Does not set Daylight Saving Time.



Select [Default] to return

settings to the defaults.

Select a main category.



Select [List all categories]

to display all sub-categories within the main categories.

Select a sub-category as POI icon.

Select [OK].



[On] ....... Displays the 3D landmark.



[Off] ...... Does not display the 3D landmark.



[On] ....... Displays the clock.



[Off] ...... Does not display the clock.



[On] ....... Provides voice guidance while an Audiovisual screen is displayed.



[Off] ...... Does not provide voice guidance while an Audiovisual screen is displayed.



[On] ....... Provides voice guidance at intersections.



[Off] ...... Does not provide voice guidance at intersections.

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Items Settings

Delete previous point

The record of previously set destinations (

 page 47) can be deleted.

Select [Delete]. Select the previous point to delete from the list.

Current position

Incorrect vehicle display position and direction on the map can be corrected.

Select [Adjust]. Move the cursor to the position to set as

Operation sound

Sets whether or not to output sounds during operation. default: [Off]

Audio output at “Screen Off”

Sets whether or not to output audio when the screen is off. default: [On]

Map color “Day”

Changes the map display colors for day mode. ( page 29) default: [1]

Map color “Night”

Changes the map display colors for night mode. ( page 29) default: [3]

Menu picture

Changes the icon for the Destination button on the Navigation menu. The icon changes to represent morning, midday, evening and night, depending on the time of day. default: [1]

Format SD card

Formats the SD memory card.



This function is for use with future versions

of this software.

Select [Format].

Basic navigation settings (continued)

Select [Setup] from the

Navigation menu.

Select [Navigation

Setup].

Make settings.

( right table)



Use [ ] or [ ] to display the

next page.

Note:



Select [Default] to go to the screen

for selecting default setting.

Select [Yes] to return settings to the

defaults.

Change navigation settings

(continued)

English



Select [Del.all] to delete all previous points.

Select [Yes].

the vehicle position, then select [Enter].

Select [ ] or [ ] to adjust the orientation of the vehicle.

Select [Enter].



: Rotates

counterclockwise.



: Rotates clockwise.



[On] ....... Outputs sounds during operation.



[Off] ...... Does not output sounds during operation.



[On] ....... Outputs audio when the screen is off.



[Off] ...... Does not output audio when the screen is off.



[1] ...... Route has easy-to-see colors when driving during the day and under brightly lit conditions.



[2] ...... Icons have easy-to-see colors when driving during the day and under brightly lit conditions.



[3] ...... Route has easy-to-see colors when driving at night and under low light conditions.



[4] ...... Icons have easy-to-see colors when driving at night and under low light conditions.



[Yes] .........Formats the memory.



[No] ........... Does not format the memory.

Note:



Data deleted during formatting cannot be restored.

Consider this before formatting the memory.

Morning Midday Evening Night



[1] ......



[2] ......



[3] ......



[Off] ... Always displays the same icon, regardless of the time of day.

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Surround effects Settings

[SRS CS Auto]

 What is SRS CS Auto?

SRS CS Auto is a surround system tailored for use in a vehicle, using a Circle Surround decoder. It reproduces a sound ﬁ eld equivalent to 5.1 ch, without using a center speaker or subwoofer.



SRS CS Auto is only enabled if a rear

speaker (4 ch, 4.1 ch) is connected.

default: [Off]

Select [On].

Surround effects

Select [Sound] on

any Source operation

screen.

(Example: AM)

Select the item to set.

Make settings.

( right table)

Note:



SRS CS Auto will be turned off

automatically if you change Balance Fader/Speaker Setting/Graphic Equalizer setting.

Change audio and video settings

is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc.

CS Auto technology is incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc.

English

[ Focus]

Adjusts so that the sound seems to be coming from ear height.

Actual height at which sound is generated from the speakers

default: 5



Adjustment range: Front: 0 – 5 – 10 Rear: 0 – 5 – 10

[ TruBass]

Bass strength can be set for each speaker. Even if no subwoofer is used, the bass sound is almost as powerful. (If a subwoofer is used, the bass sound will be even more impressive.) default: 4



Adjustment range: Front: 0 – 4 – 10 Rear: 0 – 4 – 10 Subwoofer: 0 – 4 – 10

[ Mix to Rear]

When playing a DVD for which the dialog and music are played from the front channel and sound effects from the rear channel, it may be difﬁ cult to hear the dialog from the rear seats. Set Mix to Rear to combine output of front channel components (such as dialog) with the rear speaker output, making dialog easier to hear from the rear seats while maintaining the realism of surround sound. default: 40 %



Adjustment range: 0 % – 40 % – 100 %

[ Speaker Size]

Make settings to match the size of the connected speakers.



If the Speaker Size settings are changed, the TruBass setting value for the

changed speakers is returned to the default setting.

default: [Large]

Front:



Select [Small] or [Large].

Rear:



Select [Small] or [Large].

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Surround effects Settings

[Balance Fader]

Adjusts output levels for left/right (Balance) and front/rear (Fader). default: 0

[Speaker Setting]

Adjusts the output level for each speaker.

default: Speaker Level: 0 dB Speaker Delay: 0 cm Subwoofer: 120 Hz

[ Speaker Level]

Adjusts the output level for each speaker.

[ Speaker Delay]

Sets the distance of each speaker from the reference point.

[ Subwoofer]

When a subwoofer is connected, set the maximum number of Hz for audio to be output from the subwoofer. (Cutoff frequency)

[Graphic Equalizer]

default: [EQ1]

Adjust the Graphic Equalizer.

Load registered adjustment values.

Surround effects (continued)

Select [Sound] on any Source operation screen.

(Example: AM)

Select the item to set.

Make settings.

( right table)

Note:



SRS CS Auto will be turned off

automatically if you change Balance Fader/Speaker Setting/Graphic Equalizer setting.

Change audio and video settings

(continued)

Flat: (Flat) Flat frequency response EQ1: (Rock) Speedy and heavy sound EQ2: (Pop) Wide-ranged and deep sound EQ3: (Vocal) Clear sound EQ4: (Jazz) Jazz-speciﬁ c deep sound EQ5: (Club) Club and disco-speciﬁ c sound

Frequency (Hz) Settings

60 160 400 1 k

3 kHz6 kHz12 k

Flat ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 EQ1 +3 +1 ±0 –1 +1 +2 +3 EQ2 +2 +1 +1 +1 +1 +2 +2 EQ3 +1 +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 EQ4 +3 +3 +1 –2 –1 +2 +4 EQ5 +4 +3 ±0 +4 +2 +3 +4

English

Adjust the Balance/Fader.



Adjustment range: Balance ([Left]/[Right]): 7 (Left) – 0 – 7 (Right)

Fader ([Front]/[Rear]): 7 (Front) – 0 – 7 (Rear) Adjust the output level for each speaker.



Adjustment range: –12 dB – 0 dB – 12 dB



Make the speaker from which the test signal (a buzzing sound) is audible at the lowest volume the reference, then

adjust other speakers so they are heard with the same speaker sound.

Input the distance to each speaker.



Adjustment range:

0 cm – 500 cm



When the distance is set, the

timing of sound output from the other speakers is delayed to match the speaker furthest from the reference point.

(Approximately 0.3 ms per

10 cm)



Set the listening position as the reference point.



Measure the distance horizontally.

Set the frequency.



Adjustment range: 60 Hz – 120 Hz – 200 Hz

Adjust the level for each frequency band.



Adjustment range: –4 – 0 – 4

(–10 dB – ±0 dB – +10 dB)

Touch and hold the setting to register, from [EQ1] to [EQ5], for at least 2 seconds.

Note:



Settings cannot be registered to [Flat].



Touch and hold [Flat] for 2 seconds or more to return all settings to the defaults.

Select the settings to load, from [Flat] to [EQ5].

Front L

Front R

Reference point

Rear L Rear R

Subwoofer

50 cm

120 cm

130 cm

140 cm

70 cm

Speaker

Measure this distance Reference point

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Items Settings

CONTRAST

[+]: Makes clearly deﬁ ned contrast

between black and white

[–]: Reduces the contrast between black

and white

BRIGHTNESS

[+]: Brighter [–]: Darker

TONE*

[RED]: Emphasizes red [GREEN]: Emphasizes green

COLOR*

[+]: Intensiﬁ es color [–]: Fades color

DAY MODE

The night mode screen can be switched to day mode screen.

Note:



[DAY MODE] is displayed on the night mode screen.

default: Off * The image quality of the DVD/AV/Rear view camera can be adjusted.

Color/Tone cannot be adjusted on the map screen.

Items Settings

Screen display can be switched.



Compressing or extending the screen for business use or public

performance risks infringing copyrights protected under copyright laws.



Extending a non-wide screen (4:3) image to ﬁ ll a wide screen hides

part of the edge of the image, or distorts the image. View video in normal mode, which respects the intentions of the producer.

default: [Wide]

 Switch aspect setting

Select [ ASPECT] when the DVD/AV operation screen is displayed.

(Example: DVD)

Make settings.

( right table)

Screen adjustment

 Adjust image quality

Select [Display] from the Setup menu. Or, when the screen is on DVD/AV/Rear view camera, touch part of the screen to display the touch keys, then select [DISPLAY].

(Example: DVD)

Make settings.

( right table)

Note:



Image quality adjustment settings

are stored for day mode and night mode.

Change audio and video settings

(continued)

English



Adjust contrast. Adjustment range: 1 – 6 – 11 default: 6

Select [OK].



Adjust brightness. Adjustment range: 1 – 6 – 11 default: 11

Select [OK].



Adjust color. Adjustment range: 1 (Red) – 6 – 11 (Green) default: 6

Select [OK].



Adjust color saturation. Adjustment range: 1 – 6 – 11 default: 6

Select [OK].



When [DAY MODE] is selected during night mode display, it switches to day mode. Select it

again to return to night mode.

Note:



The day mode switched to using [DAY MODE] is not the same brightness as normal day

mode.

Select [OK].



[Normal] ........... 4:3 (w  h) screen. Left and right sides are black.



[Wide] .............. 16:9 (w  h) screen.

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Items Settings

[ Audio Language]

Sets the audio language. default: English

[ Subtitle Language]

Sets the subtitle language. default: English

[ DVD Language]

Sets the menu language displayed. default: English

[Angle Mark]

Sets whether to display or not display the angle mark. default: On

[ DVD software mode]

Set the image size for use when playing video from a wide DVD. default: 16:9 Wide

Note:



Set the software setting according to the symbol used on jacket.

(

 page 7)



DVD software mode is ignored if Pan & Scan or Letterbox is already

set in the software.



Screen aspect of the display unit is changed according to the aspect

setting (

 page 92) and DVD software’s aspect.

[Parental Control Level]

Restricts the DVD video that can be played. default: 8

DVD Setup menu

Select [SETUP] on Short menu 3.

Select the item to set.

Make settings.

( right table)

Note:



Select [Default] to go to the screen

for selecting default setting.

Change audio and video settings

(continued)

English



[English]  [French]  [Spanish]  [German]



[Italian]  [Dutch]  [Japanese]  [Others]

Select [Others].



To set a language other

than those listed, select [Others] and enter the language code.



Select [ ] to delete one character.

Note:



Refer to the “Language code list” on page 96 for language codes.



If the priority audio language is already registered for the disc, the audio language registered on the disc is used to

play back. If the disc does not contain the set audio language, that language cannot be played.



On ......... Displays the multi angle mark.



Off ......... Does not display the multi angle mark.

The setting changes as shown below, every time “DVD software mode” is selected.



16:9 Wide .............. plays a video in wide screen (16:9).



4:3 Letterbox ......... plays wide-screen video in Letterbox mode (in which black bands appear at the top and bottom

of the screen).



4:3 Pan & Scan ..... plays wide-screen video in Pan & Scan mode (in which the left and right edges of the screen

are cut off).

Enter a 4-digit code number and select [Enter].



Select [ ] to delete one character.

Note:



At the time of purchase, no code number has been

set. The 4-digit number entered when making the initial settings becomes the code number.



If no code number has been entered, the code

number is displayed at the top as “----”.



Once a code number is entered, the code number

will be required the next time the item is used, and thereafter. Do not forget the code number. If you forget your code number, touch [

] 10 times to initialize the setting (returning to the state with no code number setting).

Select the parental lock level, from [1] to [8].



Parental lock levels are in three main types.

Level 1: Only DVD for children can be played

(playback of general and adult-oriented DVD video is prohibited).

Levels 2 to 7: Only DVD for children and general audiences

can be played (play of adult-oriented DVD video is prohibited).

Level 8: All DVD can be played.

Note:



If the parental lock applies to a DVD that is played, the

code number input screen is displayed. Playback starts after the correct code number is input and [Enter] is selected.

16:9 Wide 4:3 Letterbox 4:3 Pan & Scan

English

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Language code list

For “Others” (page 95) Input the 4-digit language code, pressing the buttons [0] to [9]. Select [Enter] to ﬁ nalize.

Note:



Setting is ﬁ nished and the display returns to the main menu.



For retrying selection during number entry, select [Clear].

Code Language Name

0101 Afar 0102 Abkhazian 0106 Afrikaans 0113 Amharic 0118 Arabic 0119 Assamese 0125 Aymara 0126 Azerbaijan 0201 Bashkir 0205 Belorussian 0207 Bulgarian 0208 Bihari 0209 Bislama 0214 Bengali,Bangla 0215 Tibetan 0218 Breton 0301 Catalan 0315 Corsican 0319 Czech 0325 Welsh 0401 Danish 0405 German 0426 Bhutani 0512 Greek 0514 English 0515 Esperanto 0519 Spanish 0520 Estonian 0521 Basque 0601 Persian 0609 Finnish 0610 Fiji 0615 Faroese 0618 French 0625 Frisian 0701 Irish 0704 Scottish Gaelic 0712 Galician 0714 Guarani 0721 Gujarati 0801 Hausa 0809 Hindi 0818 Croatian 0821 Hungarian 0825 Armenian 0901 Interlingua

Code Language Name

0905 Interlingue 0911 Inupiag 0914 Indonesian 0919 IceLandic 0920 Italian 0923 Hebrew 1001 Japanese 1009 Yiddish 1023 Javanese 1101 Georgian 1111 Kazakh 1112 Greenlandic 1113 Cambodian 1114 Kannada 1115 Korean 1119 Kashmiri 1121 Kurdish 1125 Kirghiz 1201 Latin 1214 Lingala 1215 Laotian 1220 Lithuanian 1222 Latvian 1307 Malagasy 1309 Maori 1311 Macedonian 1312 Malayalam 1314 Mongolian 1315 Moldavian 1318 Marathi 1319 Malay 1320 Maltese 1325 Burmese 1401 Nauru 1405 Nepali 1412 Dutch 1415 Norwegian 1503 Occitan 1513 Afan 1518 Oriya 1601 Punjabi 1612 Polish 1619 Pashto,Pushto 1620 Portuguese 1721 Quechua 1813 Rhaeto

Code Language Name

1814 Kirundi 1815 Rumanian 1821 Russian 1823 Kin 1901 Sanskrit 1904 Sind 1907 Sango 1908 Serbo-Croat 1909 Shin 1911 Slovak 1912 Slovenian 1913 Samoan 1914 Shona 1915 Somali 1917 Albanian 1918 Serbian 1919 Siswati 1920 Sesotho 1921 Sudanese 1922 Swedish 1923 Swahili 2001 Tamil 2005 Telugu 2007 Tajik 2008 Thai 2009 Tigrinya 2011 Turkmen 2012 Tagalog 2014 Setswana 2015 Tongan 2018 Turkish 2019 Tsonga 2020 Tatar 2023 Twi 2111 Ukrainian 2118 Urdu 2126 Uzbek 2209 Vietnamese 2215 Volapuk 2315 Wolof 2408 Xhosa 2515 Yoruba 2608 Chinese 2621 Zulu

English

The text entry method explained here is used to enter or change names for address search, city names, Contacts, areas to avoid and other text.

Enter the text.



Lower case text cannot be entered on the Input

street name and Input city name screens.

Once text entry is complete, select [OK] or [List]*.

* [List] is displayed on the Input street name and

Input city name screens.

Note:



The number of characters that can be input varies

between entry items. Refer to the descriptions of each item.



The keyboard layout can be changed. ( page 84)

 Enter alphabetic characters

Select [A-Z].



Select [] to enter lower case characters.



Select [] to enter upper case characters.



When [] is selected, [] is displayed.

 Enter accented characters

Select [À-Ý].



Select [] to enter lower case characters.



Select [] to enter upper case characters.

 Enter numerals and symbols

Select [0-9].



Select [1/2] to display the next page.



Select [2/2] to display the previous page.

 Enter spaces/Delete characters



Select [Space] to enter a space.



Select [ ] to delete one character.

How to enter text

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If you suspect something wrong

Check and take steps as described below.

If the described suggestions do not solve the problem, it is recommended to take the unit to your nearest authorized Panasonic Servicenter. The product should be serviced only by qualiﬁ ed personnel. Please refer checking and repair to professionals. Panasonic shall not be liable for any accidents arising out of neglect of checking the unit or your own repair after your checking.

Never take measures except those indicated by italic letters in “Possible solution” described below because those are too dangerous for users to handle themselves.

Warning



If the unit is out of order (no power, no sound) or

in an abnormal state (has foreign objects in it, is exposed to water, is smoking, or smells), turn it off immediately and consult your dealer.



Do not disassemble, modify the unit or attempt to

repair the product yourself. If the product needs to be repaired, consult your dealer or an authorized Panasonic Servicenter.

Common

Problem Possible cause  Possible solution

No power to the unit



The power cord (battery, power and ground) is connected the wrong way.

 Check the wiring.



Fuse blows out.

 Eliminate the cause of fuse blowout and replace the fuse with new one.

Consult your dealer.



The vehicle engine is not running.

 Start the engine. (ACC ON is also usable.)

Sound is not generated.



The wiring of speaker lines is not correct, or a break or poor contact exists.

 Check the wiring in accordance with the wiring diagram. (Installation

Instructions)



Turn the volume up.

Noise



There is an electromagnetic-wave generator such as a cellular phone near the unit

or its electrical lines.

 Keep the electromagnetic-wave generator such as a cellular phone away

from the unit and the wiring of the unit. In case the noise cannot be eliminated due to the wiring harness of the car, consult your dealer.



The contact of the ground lead is poor.

 Make sure that the ground lead is connected to an unpainted part of the

chassis securely.

Noise is made in step with engine revolutions.



Alternator noise comes from the car.

 Change the wiring position of the ground lead.  Mount a noise ﬁ lter.

Some operations are not executable.



Some operations are not executable in particular modes such as menu mode.

 Read the Operating Instructions carefully and cancel the mode. If the unit is

still out of order, consult your dealer.

No sound from speaker(s)



There is a break, a short circuit, poor contact or wrong wiring regarding the

speaker wiring.

 Check the speaker.

The power of the unit fails unintentionally.



The safety device works.

 Consult your dealer, or your nearest Panasonic Servicenter.

Troubleshooting

English

Common

Problem Possible cause  Possible solution

Nothing is displayed on the monitor. Navigation images are not displayed.



The screen is switched off.

 Press , , or .



The power cord is not connected properly.

 Check the connection.



The fuse in the power cord or power connector has blown.

 Consult your dealer.

The navigation unit is hot.



It has been running for a long period.

 If the navigation is functioning normally, this is not a problem.

The vertical angle of the monitor is not adjustable.



Check whether it is pressing against some obstruction, or if a cable is trapped

somewhere.

Sound does not come from one of the left/right/front/rear speakers.



Check the volume balance of the Balance and Fader controls.

The sound quality is poor. (The sound skips.)



If the sound is from DVD/CD, clean dust off the disc.



The mounting of the unit needs adjusting.

 Adjust the angle to within 30° and mount it securely so that it does not

vibrate.

There is sound, but no video.



The parking brake cable is disconnected.

 Check the wiring.



The parking brake is not engaged.

 Engage the parking brake.

Volume is too loud at startup (while the opening screen is displayed).



Startup sound is output at the navigation volume.

 Adjust navigation volume.

English

9998

Car navigation

Problem Possible cause  Possible solution

The vehicle position is not displayed.



The display is on Map mode screen.

 Press .

The vehicle position is not displayed correctly. The GPS mark is not displayed.



The vehicle position changed while ACC was off. Movement of the vehicle by ferry

or car train, rotation by parking lot turntable, towing, etc.

 Drive for a while on a road with good reception.



Error in the signal from the GPS satellite is excessive.

 Drive for a while on a road with good reception.



The GPS signal cannot be received due to obstructions.

 GPS signals will be received when the obstruction is no longer in the way.



The GPS antenna is mounted in a bad position.

 Mount antenna in a position where it can receive GPS signals easily.



Distance correction is not complete.

 Check distance correction precision (Accuracy Level).



The GPS antenna cable is incompletely connected, or the vehicle speed signal

cable, relay cable, etc., are not connected correctly.

 Check the wiring.

Registered points or detour memory are not registered.

Settings do not change.

A searched route was deleted.



The power was turned off immediately after a Contact or area to avoid was

registered or a setting was changed.

 Register those again.



Power was turned off immediately after searching for a route.

 Search for the route again.

The desired road is not included in the route.



A road away from the start location and destination was speciﬁ ed.

 Add a destination close to the speciﬁ ed road.

There is no voice guidance.



The volume is set to “0” under Guide Speaker setting.

 Adjust the volume under Guide Speaker.



The vehicle has deviated from the route.

 Check the route guidance display on the current position screen.  Move back to the route.  Search again for a route.



The vehicle is moving backwards along the route.

 Check the direction to the next destination.  Search again for a route.



The audio cable is not connected correctly.

 Check the wiring.

Audio output is audible, but navigation voice guidance is not.



The volume is set to “0” under Guide Speaker setting.

 Adjust the volume under Guide Speaker.

The route uses toll roads even when ordinary road search is prioritized.



Even when ordinary road search is prioritized, the route may employ toll roads due

to the current position and the destination.

 This is not a malfunction. When making a route on ordinary roads, add a

destination on the road you want to use.

Troubleshooting

(continued)

English

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101

Panasonic CN-NVD905U User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Safety information

Notes on use

Discs that can be played back

Customer services directory Limited warranty

About the data of the map

Features

Contents

Contents

Components

Names of controls and functions

Turn on the power Select a language

Check the vehicle position

Adjust the volume

Adjust navigation volume Adjust the monitor angle ( TILT)

Adjust audiovisual volume

Operate the monitor

Screen off

Check mounting and wiring

GPS information

Installation setting

ID CODE setting

Language

Clock display

Clock display Check map data

Map operations

Current position screen (displays the vehicle position)

Map mode screen

Display during route guidance

Day mode and Night mode

Switch the map

Operation of two-screen display

Move the map ( scroll)

Switch orientation ( Heading up/ North up)

Switch the scale

Customize the Destination menu

Clear or display route trace

Create a route to the destination

Select the route from 3 routes

Change the route

Change time display

Suspend route guidance

Address search

Search for a destination

POI (Point of interest) search

Nearest POI search

Emergency search

Previous search

Address Book search

Map search

Coordinates search

Return Home

Phone number search

Display POI icons

Search for nearby POI icons

Add a destination

Edit the route

Change the order of destinations

Delete a destination

Search again for the route

The search looks for nearby detour routes

Set search conditions for each section of the route

Select the road to use

Use the demo to check the route

Check the route

Route scrolling

During route guidance

Autoroute

Display the All route screen manually

Request voice guidance

Voice guidance on freeways

Voice guidance on ordinary roads

Register a Contact

Register a location (Contact)

Display the Edit Contacts screen

Edit the Contact information

Delete a Contact