Peterbilt Smart Nav Service Manual

In-Cab Infotainment System

Système d’infodivertissement dans la cabine
Sistema de Entretenimiento Informativo en la Cabina

OPERATOR’S MANUAL

Manuel de l’opérateur
Manual de operario

Contents

Safety

Emergency

Controls

Driving

Maintenance

Information

Index

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Thismanualillustratesanddescribestheoperationoffeaturesorequipmentwhichmaybeeitherstandardoroptionalon
thisvehicle.Thismanualmayalsoincludeadescriptionoffeaturesandequipmentwhicharenolongeravailableorwere
notorderedonthisvehicle.Pleasedisregardanyillustrationsordescriptionsrelatingtofeaturesorequipmentwhichare
notonthisvehicle.

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Introduction

Preface

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SafetyMessages................1-3

GeneralSafetyReminders............1-4

FCCStatement.................1-5

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Preface

Preface

SafetyMessages

Anumberofalertingmessagesare
inthismanual.Pleasereadand
followthem.Theyarethereforyour
protectionandinformation.These
messagescanhelpyouavoidinjuryto
yourselfandothers,aswellasprevent
costlydamagestothevehicle.

Keysymbolsand“signalwords”are
usedtoindicatewhatkindofmessage
isgoingtofollow.Payspecialattention
toinstructionsprefacedbysymbols
andthesignalwords“WARNING”,
“CAUTION”,and“NOTE”.Pleasedo
notignoreanyofthesealerts.

WARNING

WARNING!

Whenyouseethisword,themessage
thatfollowsisespeciallyvital.Itsignals
apotentiallyhazardoussituation
which,ifnotavoided,couldresultin
aninjuryordeath.Thismessagewill
tellyouwhatthehazardis,whatcan
happenifyoudon'theedthewarning,
andhowtoavoidit.

Example:

WARNING!

Nevercarryadditionalfuelcontain­ersinthevehicle.Suchcontainers,
fullorempty,mayleak,explodeor
causeareintheeventofacolli­sion.

CAUTION

CAUTION

Signalsapotentiallyhazardous
situationwhich,ifnotavoided,could
resultinpropertyorvehicledamage

Example:

CAUTION

Continuingtooperateyourvehi­clewithinsufcientoilpressurewill
causeseriousenginedamage.

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NOTE

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NOTE

Providesgeneralinformation:for
example,thenotemaysuggesthowto
operatethevehiclemoreefciently.

Example:

NOTE

Pumpingtheacceleratorwillnotas­sistinstartingtheengine.

Pleasetakethetimetoreadthese
messageswhenyouseethem,and
remember:

WARNING!

Somethingthatcouldseriouslyin­jureorkillyouorothers.

CAUTION

Somethingthatcouldcauseprop­ertyorvehicledamage.

NOTE

Usefulinformation.

GeneralSafetyReminders

Certainfunctionsarerestrictedto
operateonlywhenthevehicleis
stationaryforyoursafetyandthe
safetyofthosenotinthevehicle.

Safedrivingisonlypossiblewiththe
properconcentrationonthedriving
task.Keepdistractiontoaminimumto
improveyourconcentration.Examples
ofdistractionsmayincluderadio
controls,GPSnavigationcontrols,
cellulartelephonecalls,cellulartext
messages,readingorreachingfor
somethingontheoor.Minimizing
yourdistractionswillimprovesafe
drivingandwillhelpavoidanaccident
involvingdeathorpersonalinjury.

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WARNING!

Onlyglanceatthedisplaymonitor
whiledriving.Prolongedperiodsof
viewingwhiledrivingcouldresultin
anaccidentanddeathorpersonal
injury.

WARNING!

DonotprogramtheSystemwhile
driving.Alwaysstopyourvehicle
whenprogrammingorchangingthe
settingsontheSystem.Program­mingthesystemwhiledrivingcan
causeyoutotakeyoureyesoffthe
road,whichcouldresultinanacci­dentwhichmayleadtodeath,per­sonalinjuryorequipmentdamage.

WARNING!

Regardlessofhowandwherethe
navigationsystemdirectsyou,itis
yourresponsibilitytooperatetheve­hicleinasafeandlegalmanner.
Failuretodosomayleadtodeath,
personalinjuryorequipmentdam­age.

WARNING!

Ensurethevolumelevelofallaudio
devicesissettoalevelthatstillal­lowsyoutohearoutsidetrafcand
emergencyvehicles.Failuretodo
somayresultinanaccidentinvolv­ingdeath,personalinjuryorequip­mentdamage.

NOTE

DonotrelyontheNavigationSys­temtorouteyoutotheclosestemer­gencyservices.Notallemergency
servicesareinthedatabase.

FCCStatement

ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15of
theFCCrulessubjecttothefollowing
twoconditions:

Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmful
interference

Thisdevicemustacceptallinterference
received,includinginterferencethat
maycauseundesiredoperation.

Changesormodicationsnotexpressly
approvedbythepartyresponsible
forcompliancecouldvoidtheuser’s
authoritytooperatetheequipment.

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TolimitRadioFrequency(RF)
exposurepleasekeepadistanceofat
least20cmfromthedevice.Forany
otherrequestregardingRFexposure
complianceinCanada,pleasereferto
ourlocalrepresentative:

RenaissanceConsulting
11ParsonsRidgeRoad,
Kanata,Ottawa,Ontario,
Canada,K2L2M1

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CONTROLS

Introduction

PACCARTruckNavigationSystem........3-3

TouchScreens

ExploringtheTouchScreens...........3-6

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Introduction

Introduction

PACCARTruckNavigation System

ThePACCARtrucknavigationsystem
providesreal-timetruckmonitoring,
trucknavigation,virtualgauges,
hands-freeBluetooth®connectivity,
voicerecognition,andanintegrated
audiosystemwithsatelliteradioas
wellasMP3andiPod®capabilities.

ThePACCARtrucknavigationsystem
enablesallfunctionswithorwithout
thekeyintheACCorONposition.
Apowersavings
whenitisbeingusedandtheignition
keyisnotintheACCorONposition.
Thepowersavingsfeaturewillenable
functionalityfor20minutesandthen
willenterstandbymodetoconserve
power.Theuserhastheoptionto
inserttheignitionkey(ifnotalready
inserted)andturnittotheACCorON
position.Alternatively,theusermay

featureisenabled

pressthepowerbuttonontheremote
headunitwithoutusingtheignitionkey.

Iftheuserpressesthepowerbutton
withoutusingtheignitionkey,thenthe
PACCARtrucknavigationsystemwill
enableanother20minutesofuse.

IftheuserturnsthekeytotheON
position,thesystemwillenable
functionalitywithoutthepowersavings
feature.

NOTE

Afterextendedtimesofusewiththe
keyoutoftheignition,andtheop­eratorstartstheengine,theunitwill
shutdownandrestart.

ThePACCARtrucknavigationsystem
consistsofaremoteheadunitand
atouchscreendisplay.Theremote
headunitislocatedintheinstrument
panelnearthetouchscreendisplay .
Locationsmayvarybymodels.

RemoteHeadUnit

Thefollowingbuttons,knobsand
connectionsareonthefaceofthe
headunit

•PowerButton/VolumeKnob

•EjectButton

•VoiceButton

•HomeButton

•TruckButton

•ConnectButton

•NavButton

•ToolsButton

•CancelButton

•AudioButton

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•RewindButton

•ForwardButton

•PhoneButton

•SetupButton

•USBjack

•3.5AUXjack

TouchScreenHomeMenu

Whenthesystemisrstturnedonit
willdefaulttothehomescreen.

•Truck

•Connect

•Navigation

•Tools

•Phone

•Audio

•SetUp

QuickJumpBar

The‘QuickJumpBar’isatthebottom
ofthescreen.Itallowsyoutogo
directlytootherscreenswithonepress
ofthebutton.

1.Home

Takesyoutothehomescreen.It
willdisplayoneveryscreenexcept
thehomemenuscreen.Itwillbe
grayandinactiveonthehome
screen.

2.OK

Takesyoutothetruckscreen
options.ThegreenOKiconwillbe
onifallsystemsworkingOK.Ifthe
systemsarenotOKa“!”warning
iconwillappear.

3.Navigation

Takesyoutothenavigation
screen.Itwilldisplaythecurrent
compassheading.

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4.Audio

Takesyoutothecurrentactive
audioscreen.

5.Phone

Takesyoutothecurrentactive
phonescreen.
Ifnophoneisconnectedthe
phonewillbegray.TheredXwill
bepresentifacallismissedona
Bluetooth®connectedphone.
Theenvelopeisgrayifthereare
notextmessages.

6.ScreenDisplaySettings

Allowstheusertomakechanges
tothescreensuchasturning
thescreenoff,displayinginday
ornightmode,andadjusting
brightness.

TitleBar

TheTitleBarisatthetopofthescreen.
Noteveryscreenwillhavethetitlebar
duetotheparticularoptionsforeach
screen.

1.Identicationof

Screen/Function

Thescreen/functionshowsthe
screentheuseriscurrentlyon.

2.AvailableScreenPages

Thescreenpagesshowtheuser
ifmultiplepagesareavailable.
Thisfeatureisonlyavailableon
menuswheremorethanonepage
isavailable.Youcanpressthe
pagenumberonthescreentogo
tothatpage.

3.Time

Thetimedisplaydisplaysthe
currentsystemtime.

4.Temperature

Thetemperaturedisplaydisplays
theoutsidetemperature.

5.BackButton

Pressingthebackbuttonallows
theusertogobackonescreen.
Thebackbuttonisonlyvisible
whenyougettothethirdscreenof
thecurrentmenuyouarein.

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TouchScreens

TouchScreens

ExploringtheTouchScreens

FromtheHomemenupressthetruck
icon.ThiswillbringuptheTruckmenu.

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HomeMenuScreen

TruckMenu

Thetruckmenuwilldisplaythevehicle
monitoringfunctionsofthePACCAR
Display.Itwilldisplayfourvehicle
monitoringfeatures.

TruckMenuScreen

TruckMenuIcons

•Gauges

•DiagnosticMessages

•Camera

•HybridMode(ifequipped)

Gauges

PresstheGAUGESicon.Thescreen
willdisplaythevirtualgaugeview.

PeterbiltVirtualGauges

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TouchScreens

KenworthVirtualGauges

VirtualGauges-Standard

•TorquePercentage

Displaysengineoutputtorqueas
apercentageofthemaximum
torquerating.

•DieselParticulateFilter(DPF)

Status

Displaysthecurrentstatusof
theDPFandwhenitshould
becleaned.RefertotheEngine
AftertreatmentSystemsOperator’s
Manualforadditionalinformation.

•MilesPerGallon(MPG)

Displaysthecurrentfueleconomy
averageinmpg.

•OilTemperature(ifequipped)

Displaysthecurrentengineoil
temperature.

•TransmissionTemperature(if

equipped)

Displaysthecurrenttransmission
temperature.

•ManifoldPressure

Displaysthepoweryourengineis
puttingoutbyshowingtheamount
ofturboboost.

VirtualGauges-Optional

•OptionalGauges

Optionalvirtualgaugesare
available.Pleaserefertothe
vehicle'soperatormanualfor
information.

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TouchScreens

Warnings

Pressthewarningicononthescreen.
Thiswilldisplayanyvehiclesystem
thatisoutofspecication.Refer
tothevehicleoperatormanualfor
descriptionsofthewarningicons.

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Hybrid

PresstheHybridicon.Thiswilllaunch
theHybridmonitoringenvironment.

WhenintheHybridmonitoring
environment,thebottombarmenu
shallbemaintained.TheHybrid
screenshavenotouchscreen
functionalityorinteraction.Onlythe
bottombarwillmaintainthetouch
control.

HybridMonitoringScreen

PleaserefertotheHybridOperator’s
ManualSupplementformoredetails
aboutthehybriddisplay.

DiagnosticMessages

DiagnosticMessageHomeScreen

Thetruckdiagnosticscreenwilldisplay
activemessagesfromthefollowing
systems:

•Engine

•EngineAftertreatmentSystem

•Transmission

•InstrumentationSystem

•Anti-LockBrakingSystem(ABS)

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Diagnostics

Themessageswilldisplayaslong
asthefaultremainsactivefromthe
systemsource.Oncethefaultisno
longeractive,themessagewillbe
removedfromthescreen.

TheDiagnosticMessageHomeScreen
willshowamaximumof5messages
perscreenandcanbepagedupor
downusingthearrowsontheright
handsideofthescreen.

Theupanddownarrowswillbe
grayunlesstherearemorethan5
messages.

TruckDiagnosticsScreen

Onceamessageisselected,the
systemwillgototheDiagnostic
DetailScreen.Thisfeaturewillshow
theactivediagnosticmessageson
thevehicleandcannotbeusedas
amethodtoclearthem.
messageswillhavetobedonethrough
thesystemsdiagnosticclearing
processes.

Clearing

TouchScreens

TruckDiagnosticDetailScreen

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Thediagnosticdetailscreenwill
display:

•SourceAddress

•SourceofDiagnosticCode

•SPN

•FMI

•TextDescriptionofCode

TheusercanpresstheCLOSEbutton
atthebottomtoreturntotheTruck
DiagnosticHomeScreen.

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TouchScreens

Cameras(Optional)

Camerascanbeviewedinthe
automaticandmanualmodes.

Intheautomaticmode,thecameras
areidentiedbythearrowkeys.The
arrowkeysindicatethedirectionthe
operatorisseeing.

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AutomaticCameraMode

Wheninautomaticmodeandinthe
camerascreen,thecamerasviewsare
asfollows:

•DownArrow–Reverse.Activated

whenshiftedintoreverse

•UpArrow–Forward.Activated

whenuparrowonscreenis
pressed.

•RightArrow–RightSide.

Activatedbyrightturnsignal.

•LeftArrow–LeftSide.Activated

byleftturnsignal.

Inthemanualmode,thecameras
areidentiedbynumbers.Pressthe
numbericons1-4atthetopofthe
screentoviewthatcamera.Howthe
cameraswereinstalledwilldetermine
whichnumbercorrespondswiththe
cameraview.

ManualCameraMode

Navigation

PresstheNavigationbuttononthe
screen.ThiswillbringupGPSscreen.

Garmin®GPSScreen

Followtheinstructionsfromthe
suppliedGPSmanualonhowtouse
theGPSsystem.

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Tools

PressontheT oolsbuttononthe
screen.Thefollowingtoolsare
available:

ToolsScreen

•Calculator

•AlarmClock

•VideoPlayer

•Calendar

Calculator

Pressthecalculatoricon.The
Calculatorcanperformquick
computations.Usethescreenjustas
youwouldacalculator.

CalculatorScreen

Alarm

Pressthealarmicon.Theoperator
cansetthealarmandpickanaudio
sourcetoplayatthedesignatedtime.
TheAlarmwillonlyprovideforone
alarmsetting.

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AlarmScreen

Ifthealarmtimeisreachedwhilethe
deviceisinitspowersavingssleep
mode,thesystemwillturnonandthe
alarmwillsoundattheprogrammed
time.

Theupanddownarrowsontheleft
handsideofthescreenareusedto
setthehourasthehouradvances

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past12,theAMtoPMtransitionwill
happen.Thesameholdstrueifthe
hoursaredecreasingandgofrom1
to12inthedownwarddirection.The
upanddownarrowsontherighthand
sideofthescreenareusedtosetthe
minutes.Advancingtheminutesover
59ordecreasingbelow1doesnot
affectthehoursetting.

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PressingtheSetbuttonsetsthealarm
andthebellicongoesfrom50%
intensitytofullintensity.Pressingthe
Setbuttonturnsthealarmoffandthe
belliconreducesbackto50%intensity.

PressingtheSnoozebuttonwill
activatethesnoozefeature,whichwill
shutthealarmoffforapproximately10
minutesandthenthealarmwillsound
again.

Video

Thevideoscreenallowstheuserto
bringinvideousingtheaux-ininputon
thefrontoftheheadunit.Whenthe
videobuttonispressed,thescreenwill
bringinvideotothemainareaofthe
screen.Thetopandbottombarswill
bemaintained.

Ifnovideosignalispresentfromthe
aux-ininput,themainareaofthe
screenwillremainblackedout.

Calendar

PresstheCalendaricontobringup
thecalendar.Theleftandrightarrows
willallowyoutoscrollforwardor
backwardsthroughthemonths.

Calendar

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Phone

ThePhonefunctionprovidestheability
fortheusertoplaceandreceivecalls
viaaBluetooth®connectedphone.

•PhoneKeyPad

•Contacts

•ConnectPhone

•Call/Answer

•HangUp/Ignore

PhoneScreen

PressingtheP ACCARbuttonwilldial
thePeterbiltorKenworthcallcenter

dependingonwhetherthedeviceisa
PeterbiltorKenworth.Thecallcenter
phonenumbersare:

•PeterbiltCallCenter:

1-800-473-8372
(1-800-4-Peterbilt)

•KenworthCallCenter:

1-800-592-7747
(1-800-KWASSIST)

Contacts

PressingtheContactsbuttonwillshow
anycontactsthatarestoredonyour
phone.Usetheupanddownarrowsto
scrollthroughyourcontacts.Pressthe
contactyouwanttoselectit.

NOTE

IfyourphoneisconnectedviaBlue­tooth®andhasthecapabilityof
sharingthecontactlist,itwillap­pearhere.RefertotheChanging
PersonalSettingssectionformore
detailsonhowtodownloadthe
phone’scontactlist.

Searchcontactsbypressing"search
inphonebook"eld.Beginentering
nameonkeyboard.Pressthecontact
youwanttoselect.Leavingthe
contactsscreenwillclearthesearch
results.

ContactsScreen

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NOTE

Notallphoneswillbeabletouti­lizethisfunctionality.Pleasecontact
yourauthorizeddealershiptond
outifyourphoneiscompatiblewith
thisfunction.

Calls

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PressingtheCallsbuttonwillbring
upthecallsscreen.Bypressingthe
appropriatebuttonyoucanviewany
missed,receivedordialedcalls.

CallsScreen

Text

PressingtheT extbuttonwillbring
upthetextscreen.Pressthenew
tocreateanewtextmessage.The
keyboardwillappearsoyoucantype
yourmessage.

NOTE

Notallphoneswillbeabletouti­lizethisfunctionality.Pleasecontact
yourauthorizeddealershiptond
outifyourphoneiscompatiblewith
thisfunction.

MakeCall

MakeCallScreen

Selectthenumberfromthecontactlist
ordialthenumberusingthetouchpad.
Pressthegreenphonetomakeacall.
Thenumberorthecontactwillshow
upinphonenumbereld.Phoneturns
redoncedialingbegins.

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InCall

InCallScreen

ThephonetitlechangestoPhone–In
Calloncethedialingbegins

Toendthecall,presstheredphone
icon.Thiswilldisconnectthecall.

AnycallreceivedwhileInCallwill
simplyshowmissedcallicon(‘X’)on
thequickjumpbarnexttothephone
symbol.

IncomingCall

IncomingCallPopup

Whenanincomingcallcomesinthe
INCOMINGCALLpopupwillappear.
Thenumberwillbedisplayedandif
itisinthecontactlistthecontactwill
appear.T oacceptthecallpressthe
acceptbutton.Ifyouchosenotto
answerpresstheignorebutton.

PhoneVoiceRecognition

Thephonefunctionalsoincludes
voicerecognitionforcertainphone
controls.Toenteracommand,press
the[VOICE]button(asshownbelow),
waitforthevoicepromptandthen
speakyourcommandinaclearvoice.

Thesystemwillacceptasingleword
commandandwillpromptforthenext
command,suchasanameoraphone
number.Thesystemisalsocapable
ofacceptingcomplexcommandsof
“Call”or“Dial”andthenameorphone
numbertocall.

Pressingthe[Cancel]buttonon
thecontrollerwillreturnthevoice
commandbacktothephonecontrol
andwillallowtheprocesstostartover.

Ifthesystemdoesnotrecognizeyour
command,tryspeakinglouderand
reducebackgroundnoisesuchas

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airconditioningfan,openwindows,
radioorotherconversations.Speak
numbersingroupsof3or5anda
slightpauseinbetween.Donotspeak
a10digitnumberwithoutpausing.

Thevoicerecognitionsystemwill
recognizethelanguageitiscurrently
setfor.(Forexample,ifthesystemis

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setforFrench,itwillacceptcommands
inFrench.)

Audio

PressingtheAudiobuttonwillbring
uptheAudioscreen.TheAudio
screengivestheuseraccesstothe
entertainmentaudiosources.

MainAudioScreen

•Band–FM/AM/WB

•Sirius–Sirius®SatelliteRadio

•CD

•USB–MemoryStickInput

•Aux–MP3deviceinputoriPod®

input

•BT-Bluetooth®PairedDevice

Input

Thebuttonwillactivateoncethe
sourcebecomesactive.

RadioBandSelect

BandSelect

Thebandselectscreenallowsthe
usertoselectdifferentcontrolfeatures
oftheFM/AM/WBradio.

TherstpressoftheBandbuttonin
thetoplefthandcorneroftheaudio
mainscreentakestheusertotheband
selectscreen.Thescreenwillbefor
thebandlastselectedandthedefault
willbeFM.BypressingtheBand
buttonagaintheusercanchange
audiobandsinthefollowingorder:FM
toAMtoWBandthentoFMagain.

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TheSeekdownarrowbuttonletsthe
userselectthenextavailablestation
downtheband.TheSeekuparrow
buttonallowstheusertoadvanceto
thenextavailablestationuptheband.

TheScanbuttonallowstheuserto
settheradiotoautomaticallyscanall
availablestationsbyadvancingupthe
banduntilitreachestheendofthe
bandandthenwillstartagainatthe
bottomoftheband.Toselectastation
presstheScanbuttonagain.

TheTunedownarrowbuttonallows
theusertomanuallytunedownthe
dialwhiletheTuneuparrowbutton
allowstheusertomanuallytuneup
thedial.Thereisnofastadvancement
byholdingdownoneitherkey.

ThePresetbuttonallowstheuserto
selectbetweengroupsofpresetsand
displaysthegroupcurrentlyavailable
bythepresetbuttons.Example:
Preset0istherstgroupofpresets

1-6,Preset1isthenextgroupof
presetsandsoon.

ThePresetbuttonsnumber1-6allows
theusertostoreandaccessupto24
presets.Thepresetsaredividedinto
fourgroupsof6presetslabeled0-3.
Pressingonapresetbuttonwilltake
theusertotheassignedstation.

Pressandholdthebuttonforthe
presetlocationformorethan1second
tostorethedesiredstation.The
informationareashowswhatpreset
theuserison,thestation,theband,
andanystationinfothatisbroadcast.

Sirius®

SIRIUS®Radio:

SIRIUS®SatelliteRadioandSIRIUS®
Trafcsubscriptionssoldseparatelyorasa
package.Serviceautomaticallyrenews

andyouwillbebilled,atthen-current
rates,unlessyoucall1-888-539-7474
tocancel.Subscriptionsgovernedby
SIRIUS®TermsandConditionsavailable
atsirius.com.Installationcosts,one-time

activationfee,otherfeesandtaxeswill
apply.SIRIUS®Trafcavailableinselect
markets,andSIRIUS®datadisplays
andindividualproductavailabilityvaryby
hardwareequipment.SIRIUS®service
availableonlytothoseatleast18yearsof
ageinthe48contiguousUSA,DC,and
PuertoRico(withcoveragelimitations).Fees
andprogrammingsubjecttochange.©2010
SIRIUS®XMRadioInc.SIRIUS®,XMand
allrelatedmarksandlogosaretrademarksof
SIRIUS®XMRadioInc.anditssubsidiaries.

PressingtheSirius®buttontakes
theusertotheSirius®MainScreen.
Therearesixpresetspereachsatellite
group(SAT0-SAT3)foratotalof24
presetstations.

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Sirius®MainScreen

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TheCATuparrowbuttontakesthe
usertothenextavailablecategoryand
CATdownarrowtakestheusertothe
previouslyavailablecategory.

TheTuneuparrowbuttontakesthe
useruptothenextavailablestation
andtheTunedownarrowbuttontakes
theuserdowntothenextavailable
station.

PresstheCATSelectbuttonwillshow
theuserCategoryscreen.

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Sirius®CategorySelect

PressingtheCHSELECTbuttontakes
theusertoChannelSELECTscreen.

Sirius®ChannelSelect

TheSirius®screenisactivatedwhen
theuserpressestheInfobuttonon
theSirius®MainScreen.Pressthe
Cancelbuttontoleavethescreen.

Sirius®Info

Specialmessagesscreencomesup
whentheSirius®Modeneedsto
informuserofstatus.

Sirius®SpecialMessage

Themessagesavailableare:

•AcquiringSignal

•AntennaError

TouchScreens

•ChannelsUpdating

•Firmware

CompactDisc(CD)

TheCDscreenisaccessedby
pressingtheCDbutton.

CompactDisc

WhenaCDisloadedanddepending
ontheCDformat,thescreenwill
displaytheArtistName,AlbumTitle,
SongTitleandTrackNumberout
ofTracksavailable(x/xx),andTime
Elapsed.

PressingtheRPTbutton
usertorepeatthetrack.Pressthe
buttontoturnofftherepeatfunction.

PressingtheSHUFbuttonallowsthe
usertoselectshufeplaymodewhich
willrandomplaytracksontheCD.
PressingtheSHUFbuttonagainwill
turnofftheshufefeature.

PressingtheBWSEbutton
usertobrowsethelesonaCD(if
supportedbytheCDinformation).
Pressingtheupanddownarrows
totherightwillpageupanddown
throughtheavailableles.Pressing
aspeciclewillshowalistofsongs
availableinthatle.Pressingthe
arrowtotherightofthelewillstart
playingtherstsonginthatleand
continueplayingsongsfromthatle.
PressingtheBACKbuttonwilltake
youbacktothepreviousscreen.Note:
ThisfeatureisforCD’sthathaveles
loadedfromnumerousothersources

allowsthe

allowsthe

wherethetrackmaintainstheoriginal
leinformation.

PressingtheSONGbutton
usertoselectthesongtobeplayed
(ifsupportedbytheCDinformation).
Pressingtheupanddownarrows
totherightwillpageupanddown
throughtheavailablesongs.Theuser
canplayaspecicsongbyselectingit
fromthelistorpressingthearrowto
therightofthesongtitle.Pressingthe
BACKbuttonwilltakeyoubacktothe
previousscreen.

PressingtheGENREbutton
theusertoselectthegenreofmusic
tobeplayed(ifsupportedbytheCD
information).Pressingtheupand
downarrowstotherightwillpage
upanddownthroughtheselections.
Pressingthespecicgenrewantedwill
showalistofartistsavailableinthat
genre.Pressingthearrownexttothe
genrewillstartplayingthersttrack
withinthatgenreandcontinueplaying

allowsthe

allows

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othersongsfromthatgenre.Pressing
theBACKbuttonwilltakeyoubackto
thepreviousscreen.

PressingtheARTISTbutton
usertoselecttheartisttobeplayed
(ifsupportedbytheCDinformation).
Pressingtheupanddownarrowsto
therightwillpageupanddownthrough

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theavailableartists.Pressinga
specicartistwillshowalistofalbums
availableforthatartist,pressingthe
albumwillshowthelistofsongsfrom
thatartist.Pressingthearrowtothe
rightoftheartistwillstartplayingthe
rstsongforthatartistandcontinue
playingsongsfromthatartist.Pressing
theBACKbuttonwilltakeyouback
tothepreviousscreen.Note:This
featureisforCD’sthathaveles
loadedfromnumerousothersources
wherethetrackmaintainstheoriginal
artistinformation.

PressingtheALBUMbutton
usertoselectthealbumtobeplayed

allowsthe

allowsthe

(ifsupportedbytheCDinformation).
Pressingtheupanddownarrowsto
therightwillpageupanddownthrough
theavailablealbums.Pressinga
specicalbumwillshowalistofsongs
availableonthealbum.Pressingthe
arrowtotherightofthealbumwillstart
playingtherstsongonthealbum
andcontinueplayingsongsfromthat
album.PressingtheBACKbuttonwill
takeyoubacktothepreviousscreen.
Note:ThisfeatureisforCD’sthat
havelesloadedfromnumerousother
sourceswherethetrackmaintainsthe
originalalbuminformation.

Thejumpbackatrack,rewind,play,
fastforwardandjumpaheadatrack
buttonsareontheinformationscreen.

USBInput

InUSBmode,thedevicewillplay
audiolesthatarestoredonaUSB
audiodevice.Operatingthecontrols

fortheUSBinputaresimilartoplaying
audioonaCD.

USBInput

iPod®Controls

TheiPod®controlsscreenallows
theusertoaccessandplayiPod®
informationwhenaniPod®is
connectedtotheUSBport.

NOTE

NotallApple®deviceswillbeable
toutilizeallofthefuncationalityde­scribedinthissection.Pleasecon­tactyourauthorizeddealershipto
ndoutifyourdeviceiscompatible
withthisfunction.

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