Pioneer AVIC F960 DAB, AVIC F60 DAB, AVIC F960 BT Operation Manual

Operation Manual

NAVIGATION AV SYSTEM

AVIC-F60DAB
AVIC-F960DAB
AVIC-F960BT
AVIC-F860BT

Be sure to read Important Information for the User
first!
Important Information for the User includes the
important information that you must understand before
using this product.

English

Contents

Thank you for buying this Pioneer product.

Please read through these instructions so you will know how to operate your model
properly. After you have finished reading the instructions, keep this document in a

safe place for future refer ence.

Important

The screens shown in the examples may differ
from actual screens, which may be changed
without notice for performance and function
improvements.

Introduction
Manual overview 10

– How to use this manual 10
– Conventions used in this manual 10
– Terms used in this manual 10

Notes on internal memory 11

– Before removing the vehicle

battery 11

– Data subject to erasure 11
– Resetting the microprocessor 11

Basic operation

Checking part names and functions 12
Protecting your product against theft 13

– Removing the detachable

faceplate 13

– Attaching the detachable faceplate 13
Notes on using the LCD panel 14
Adjusting the LCD panel angle 14
Inserting/ejecting/connecting media 14

– Inserting and ejecting a disc 14

– Inserting and ejecting an SD memory

card 15

– Connecting and disconnecting an

iPod 16

– Plugging and unplugging a USB

storage device 16
Startup and termination 16
On first-time startup 17
Regular startup 17

– A message about the map

database 17

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Turning off the display 17
How to use the screens 18

– Switching screens using the touch

panel keys 18

– Switching screens using the hardware

buttons 19
Supported AV source 20
Displaying the AV operation screen 20

– Selecting a front source on the AV

source selection screen 20

– Selecting a front source on the source

list 21

– Selecting a rear source 21
Turning off the AV source 21
Changing the display order of source

icons 21

Changing the display order of source

keys 22

Using the touch panel 22

– Using the common touch panel

keys 22

– Operating list screens 22

– Operating the time bar 23

– Operating the on-screen keyboard 23

On first-time startup of the navigation

system 23

How to use the Navigation menu screen
Operating the Navigation menu screen 25

How to use the map

How to read the Map screen 26
Frequently shown route events 26
Seeing the current position on the map 27
Browsing the data field 27
Configuring the driving display 28
Operating the Map screen 29

– Changing the scale of the map 29

– Smart Zoom 29

Contents

– Switching between 2D, 3D, and 2D

North up views 29

– Changing the view angle of the

map 30

– Scrolling the map to the position you

want to see 30

Searching for and selecting a location

Searching for a location by address 31
Searching for Points of Interest (POI) 32

– Searching for POIs using preset

categories 32

– Searching for POIs by categories or

directly from the name of the
facilities 33

– Searching for providers nearby that

offer emergency or roadside assistance
services 34

Selecting a destination from stored

locations 34

Selecting a destination from stored

routes 35

Selecting a location you searched for

recently 36

– History 36
– Smart History 36

Searching for a location using “ Combined

Search” 36
Searching for a location by coordinates 37
Searching for a location by scrolling the

map 38

Checking and modifying the current
route
Modifying the route 39

– Checking route alternatives when

planning the route 39

– Checking route alternatives for an

existing route 39

– Setting a new starting position for the

route 39

– Editing the list of destinations 40
– Cancelling the current route

guidance 40
Building a route using “Route Planner” 41
Checking route information and

preferences 41

– Watching the simulation of the

route 42

Registering and editing locations and
routes

Storing a location in “Saved Location” 43
Storing a route in “Saved Routes” 43
Saving a location as an alert point 43

Using traffic information

Receiving real-time traffic information

(TMC) 45

Checking the traffic incidents on the

map 45

Checking useful information about your
trip
Checking useful information 46

Customising preferences of the
navigation
Customising the navigation settings 47

– Restoring the default settings 48

Information on each option of “Settings” 48

–“Route Preferences” settings 48
–“Sound” settings 49
–“Warnings” settings 50
–“Navigation Map” settings 51
–“Regional” settings 53
–“Display” settings 53
–“Traffic” settings 53
–“Weather” settings 53

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–“Trip Monitor ” settings 53
–“Connected Services” settings 54
–“Usage Reports” settings 54
–“Start Configuration Wizard”

settings 54

Registering and connecting a Bluetooth
device

Preparing communication devices 55
Registering your Bluetooth devices 55

– Searching for nearby Bluetooth

devices 55

– Pairing from your Bluetooth

devices 56

– Connecting to a Bluetooth device

automatically 57

– Deleting a registered device 57

Connecting a registered Bluetooth device

manually 58
Switching visibility 58
Entering the PIN code for Bluetooth wireless

connection 59
Displaying the Bluetooth device address 59
Clearing the Bluetooth memory 59
Updating Bluetooth software 60
Displaying the Bluetooth software

version 60

Using hands-free phoning
Displaying the phone menu 61

– Touch panel keys 61
– Reading the screen 61

Making a phone call 62

– Direct dialling 62
– Calling a number in the phone

book 62

– Dialling from the history 63
– Using the preset dial lists 64

Receiving a phone call 64

– Answering an incoming call 65

Minimising the dial confirmation screen 65
Changing the phone settings 66

– Answering a call automatically 66
– Switching the ring tone 66
– Inverting names in the phone book 66
– Setting the private mode 66
– Adjusting the other party’s listening

volume 67

Using the voice recognition function (for

iPhone) 67

Notes for hands-free phoning 67

iPod / iPhone or smartphone setup
operation

The basic flow of iPod / iPhone or

smartphone setup 69
Setting the device connection method 69
iPod compatibility 69
Android™ device compatibility 70
MirrorLink device compatibility 70
Information on the connections and

functions for each device 71

Using the radio

Using the touch panel keys 74
Reading the screen 74
Starting procedure 75
Selecting a band 75
Manual tuning 75
Seek tuning 75
Selecting a preset channel from the preset

channel list 76
Storing broadcast frequencies 76
Storing the strongest broadcast

frequencies 76
Tuning into strong frequencies 76
Receiving traffic announcements 77
Using news programme interruption 78
Tuning into alternative frequencies 79

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Limiting stations to regional

programming 79

Switching Auto PI seek 80

– Activating the Auto PI seek for preset

stations 80

Switching the sound quality of the FM

tuner 81

Storing song information to an iPod (iTunes

Tagging) 81

Operating with the hardware buttons 81

Using the Digital Radio (DAB)

Using the touch panel keys 82
Reading the screen 83
Starting procedure 83
Selecting a band 84
Selecting a channel from the list 84
Listening to a recent broadcast 84
Manual tuning 84
Seek tuning 85
Selecting a preset channel from the preset

channel list 85
Storing broadcast frequencies 85
Switching to a channel with good receiving

sensitivity automatically 85
Operating with the hardware buttons 86

Playing a disc

Using the touch panel keys (for audio) 87
Using the touch panel keys (for video) 87
Reading the screen (for audio) 89
Reading the screen (for video) 89
Starting procedure 89
Selecting files from the file name list 90
Playing tracks in random order 90
Setting a repeat play range 90
Switching the media file type 91
Searching for the part you want to play 91
Operating the DVD menu 91
Switching the subtitle language 92

Switching the audio language 92
Frame-by-frame playback 92
Slow motion playback 92
Returning to a specified scene 92
Resuming playback (Bookmark) 93
Operating the DVD menu using touch panel

keys 93
Switching the multi-angle DVD display 93
Selecting the audio output 93
Operating with the hardware buttons 94

Playing compressed audio files

Using the touch panel keys 95
Reading the screen 96
Starting procedure (for Disc) 97
Starting procedure (for USB/SD) 97
Switching the browse mode 97
Selecting files from the file name list 98
Selecting a file from the list related to the

song currently playing (link search) 98
Playing files in random order 98
Setting a repeat play range 98
Switching the media file type 99
Operating with the hardware buttons 99

Playing compressed video files

Using the touch panel keys 100
Reading the screen 101
Starting procedure (for Disc) 101
Starting procedure (for USB/SD) 101
Selecting files from the file name list 101
Setting a repeat play range 102
Frame-by-frame playback 102
Slow motion playback 102
Switching the media file type 102
Operating with the hardware buttons 102

Playing compressed still image files

Using the touch panel keys 103
Reading the screen 103

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Starting procedure 103
Selecting files from the file name list 104
Playing files in random order 104
Setting a repeat play range 104
Switching the media file type 104
Setting the slideshow interval 105
Operating with the hardware buttons 105

Using an iPod

Using the touch panel keys (for audio) 106
Using the touch panel keys (for video) 106
Reading the screen (for audio) 107
Reading the screen (for video) 107
Starting procedure 108
Setting the shuffle play 108
Setting a repeat play range 108
Selecting song or video sources from the

playlist screen 109

Using this product’s iPod function from your

iPod 109

Changing the speed of audiobook

playback 110

Displaying lists related to the song currently

playing (link search) 110
Operating with the hardware buttons 110
Playing back music from a music app other

than iPod music, as the iPod source 110

– Using the touch panel keys 110
– Reading the screen 111

Using your iPhone or smartphone
applications
Using AppRadio Mode 112

– Using the touch panel keys (App

control side bar) 112

– Starting procedure 113
– Using the keyboard 114
– Adjusting the image size (For

smartphone users) 115

– Displaying the image of your

application (iPhone with 30-pin
connector) 115

– Displaying the image of your

application (iPhone with Lightning
connector) 116

– Displaying the image of your

application (smartphone) 116

Using MirrorLink 117

– Using the touch panel keys (App

control side bar) 117

– Starting procedure 118

Using the audio mix function 118

Using Aha Radio

Using the touch panel keys 120
Reading the screen 121
Starting procedure 121

– For iPhone with a 30-pin connector

users 121

– For iPhone with a Lightning connector

users 122

– For smartphone users 122

Operating with the hardware buttons 123

Using a Bluetooth audio player

Using the touch panel keys 124
Reading the screen 125
Starting procedure 125
Selecting files from the file name list 126
Playing files in random order 126
Setting a repeat play range 126
Operating with the hardware buttons 126

Using an HDMI source

Using the touch panel keys 127
Reading the screen 127
Starting procedure 127

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Using an AUX source

Using the touch panel keys 128
Reading the screen 128
Starting procedure 128
Setting the video signal 129
Switching the operation screen 129

Using AV input

Using the touch panel keys 130
Reading the screen 130
Starting procedure (for AV source) 130
Starting procedure (for camera) 131
Setting the video signal 131

Using MIXTRAX

MIXTRAX operation 133
Touch panel keys 133
Selecting an item to play songs 133
Selecting songs not to be played 134
Specifying the playback portion 134
Setting the flash pattern 134

System settings

Navigation info window 135
Setting automatic switching to the navigation

screen 135
Setting the FM tuning step 135
Setting the Digital Radio aerial power

supply 136
Activating the Bluetooth audio source 137
Setting the ever scroll 137
Setting AV input 137
Setting the rear view camera 138

– Setting rear view camera

activation 138

– Setting the polarity of the rear view

camera 138

Setting the camera for Camera View

mode 139

Displaying the parking assist

guidelines 140

Setting guidelines on the rear view

image 140
Setting the safe mode 141
Turning off the demo screen 142
Selecting the system language 142
Reversing the climate control status

display 142
Setting the keyboard language with the

application for iPhone 143
Setting the beep sound 143
Adjusting the response positions of the

touch panel (touch panel calibration) 143
Adjusting the picture 144
Displaying the firmware version 145
Updating firmware 145
Checking sensor learning status and driving

status 146
Clearing the status 147
Checking the connections of leads 147

Audio adjustments

Using fader/balance adjustment 149
Using balance adjustment 149
Switching sound muting/attenuation 150
Adjusting source levels 150
Adjusting the filter 152

– Adjusting the front and rear speaker

output 152

– Using the subwoofer output 152
Selecting the listening position 153
Adjusting the speaker output levels

finely 153
Adjusting the time alignment 154
Using the automatic sound leveliser 156
Using the equaliser 156

– Recalling equaliser curves 156
– Customising the equaliser curves 157
– Using the auto-adjusted equaliser 157

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Adjusting the equaliser curve automatically

(Auto EQ) 157

– Before operating the Auto EQ

function 158

– Performing Auto EQ 158

Theme menu
Selecting the background display 161

– Changing to the background display

image stored on the external device
(USB/SD) 161

Setting the illumination colour 162

– Selecting the colour from the preset

colours 162

– Creating a user-defined colour 162
Selecting the theme colour 163
Selecting the clock image 163
Changing the preinstalled splash

screen 164

– Changing to the splash screen stored

on the external device (USB/SD) 164

Replicating the settings 165

– Exporting “Theme” settings 165

– Importing “Theme” settings 165

Setting up the video player
Setting the top-priority languages 167

– Setting the subtitle language 167

– Setting the audio language 167

– Setting the menu language 168

Setting the angle icon display 168
Setting the aspect ratio 169
Setting parental lock 169

– Setting the code number and

level 169

Displaying your DivX VOD registration

code 170

Displaying your DivX VOD deregistration

code 171

Automatic playback of DVDs 171

Setting the video signal for the rear view

camera 171
Setting the video output format 172
Language code chart for DVDs 173

Favourite menu

Selecting a shortcut 174
Removing a shortcut 174

Displaying the operation status of
vehicle equipment

Displaying obstacle detection

information 175
Displaying the operating status of the climate

control panel 175

Common operations

Setting the time and date 177
Storing song information to an iPod (iTunes

Tagging) 177
Setting the “Sound Retriever” function 178
Changing the wide screen mode 178

Other functions

Selecting the video for the rear display 180
Setting the anti-theft function 180

– Setting the password 180
– Entering the password 181
– Deleting the password 181
– Forgotten password 182

Restoring this product to the default

settings 182

– Restoring the default settings 182

Appendix

Troubleshooting 183
Error messages 185
Positioning technology 190

– Positioning by GPS 190
– Positioning by dead reckoning 190

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– How do GPS and dead reckoning work

together? 190

Handling large errors 191

– When positioning by GPS is

impossible 191

– Conditions likely to cause noticeable

positioning errors 192

Route setting information 194

– Route search specifications 194

Handling and care of discs 194

– Built-in drive and care 195
– Ambient conditions for playing a

disc 195

Playable discs 195

– DVD-Video and CD 195
– AVCHD recorded discs 196
– Playing DualDisc 196
– Dolby Digital 196

Detailed information for playable media 196

– Compatibility 196
– Media compatibility chart 199

Bluetooth 203
SDHC and microSDHC 203
WMA/WMV 203
DivX 203
AAC 204
Android™ 204
MirrorLink 204
Detailed information regarding connected

iPod devices 204

– iPod and iPhone 204
– Lightning 205
– App Store 205
– iOS 205
– iTunes 205

Using app-based connected content 205

– Aha Radio 205
HDMI 205
MHL 206

IVONA Text-to-Speech 206
Notice regarding video viewing 206
Notice regarding DVD-Video viewing 206
Notice regarding MP3 file usage 206
Map coverage 206
Using the LCD screen correctly 206

– Handling the LCD screen 206
– Liquid crystal display (LCD)

screen 207

– Maintaining the LCD screen 207
– LED (light-emitting diode)

backlight 207

Display information 208

– Phone menu 208
– System menu 208
– Theme menu 209
– Audio menu 210
– Video Setup menu 210
– Bluetooth menu 211

Specifications 212

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Chapter

01

Introduction

Manual overview

Before using this product, be sure to read Im­portant Information for the User (a separate

manual) which contains warnings, cautions,
and other important information that you
should note.

The screen examples shown in this manual
are those for AVIC-F60DAB. The screens may
vary according to the models.

How to use this manual

Finding the operation procedure for
what you want to do

When you have decided what you want to do,
you can find the page you need from the Con-
tents.

Finding the operation procedure from
a menu name

If you want to check the meaning of an item
displayed on screen, you will find the neces­sary page from the Display information at the
end of this manual.

Conventions used in this manual

Before moving on, take a few minutes to read
the following information about the conven­tions used in this manual. Familiarity with
these conventions will help you greatly as you
learn how to use your new equipment.
! Buttons on this product are described in

ALL CAPITALS, BOLD lettering:
e.g.)
HOME button, MODE button.

! Menu items, screen titles, and functional

components are described in bold with
double quotation marks “”:
e.g.)
“System” screen or “Audio” screen

! Touch panel keys that are available on the

screen are described in bold in brackets [ ]:
e.g.)

[Disc], [AV Source Settings].

! Extra information, alternatives and other

notes are presented in the following for­mat:
e.g.)
p If the home location has not been stored

yet, set the location first.

! Functions of other keys on the same screen

are indicated with # at the beginning of the
description:
e.g.)

# If you touch [OK], the entry is deleted.

! References are indicated like this:

e.g.)
= For details of the operations, refer to

How to use the screens on page 18.

! Model icons shown in this manual indicate

that the description is intended for the
models indicated by the icons.
If the following icons are shown, the de­scription is applied only to the models
shown.
e.g.)

F960DAB F960BT F860BT

Terms used in this manual

“Front display” and “Rear display”

In this manual, the screen that is attached to
the body of this product will be referred to as
the “Front display”. Any additional screen that
is commercially available and can be con­nected to this product will be referred to as the
“Rear display”.

“Video image”

“Video image” in this manual indicates mov­ing images of DVD-Video, DivX
equipment that is connected to this system
with an RCA cable, such as general-purpose
AV equipment.

®

, iPod, and any

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Introduction

Chapter

01

“External storage device (USB, SD)”

The SD memory card, SDHC memory card,
microSD card, microSDHC card and USB
memory device are collectively referred to as
the “external storage device (USB, SD)”. If it in­dicates the USB memory only, it is referred to
as the “USB storage device”.

“SD memory card”

The SD memory card, SDHC memory card,
microSD card and microSDHC card are col­lectively referred to as the “ SD memory card”.

“iPod”

In this manual, iPod and iPhone will be re­ferred to as “iPod”.

Notes on internal memory

Before removing the vehicle
battery

If the battery is disconnected or discharged,
the memory will be erased and must be repro­grammed.
p Some of the settings and recorded con-

tents will not be reset.

Data subject to erasure

The information is erased by disconnecting
the yellow lead from the battery (or removing
the battery itself).
p Some of the settings and recorded con-

tents will not be reset.

The microprocessor must be reset under the
following conditions:
! Prior to using this product for the first time

after installation.

! If this product fails to operate properly.
! If there appears to be problems with the op-

eration of the system.

! If your vehicle position is shown on the

map with a significant positioning error.

1 Turn the ignition switch OFF.

2 Press the RESET button with a pen tip
or other pointed implement.

Settings and recorded contents are reset to
the factory settings.

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Resetting the microprocessor

CAUTION

Pressing the RESET button resets settings and re­corded contents to the factory settings.
p Do not perform this operation when a device

is connected to this product.

p Some of the settings and recorded contents

will not be reset.

1 RESET button

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Chapter

02

Basic operation

Checking part names and
functions

This chapter gives information about the names
of the parts and the main features using the but­tons.

F60DAB

1 2 345 6 7 8

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F960DAB F960BT F860BT

a8
7
2

3
4
5
6
c
d

1 LCD screen

2 VOL (+/–) button

Press to adjust the AV (Audio and Video)
source volume.

3 MAP button

! Press to display the Map screen.

= For details of the operations, refer to

How to use the screens on page 18.

b

1

4 HOME button

! Press to display the Top menu screen.

= For details of the operations, refer to

How to use the screens on page 18.

! Press and hold the HOME button to acti-

vate the voice recognition function.

= For details, refer to Using the voice re-

cognition function (for iPhone) on

page 67.

5 MODE button

! Press to switch between the Application

screen and the AV operation screen.
p If the display cannot switch from the

AV operation screen to the Applica­tion screen when the MODE button is
pressed, the display will turn off.

= For details of the operations, refer to

a

How to use the screens on page 18.

! Press and hold to turn the display off.

b

= For details, refer to Turning off the dis-

play on page 17.

6 TRK button

! Press to perform manual seek tuning,

fast for ward, reverse and track search
controls.

7 h button

8 RESET button

= For details of the operations, refer to Re-

setting the microprocessor on page 11.

9 Auto EQ microphone input jack

Use to connect a microphone for acoustical
measurement (sold separately).

a Disc-loading slot

Insert a disc to play.

= For details, refer to Inserting and ejecting

a disc on page 14.

b SD card slot

= For details, refer to Inserting and ejecting

an SD memory card on page 15.

c Detachable faceplate

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02

d button

Press to remove the detachable faceplate
from this product.

= For details, refer to Removing the detach-

able faceplate on page 13.

Protecting your product
against theft

F960DAB F960BT F860BT

The detachable faceplate can be detached
from this product to discourage theft, as de­scribed below.

CAUTION

! Do not expose the detachable faceplate to ex-

cessive shock or disassemble it.

! Never grip the buttons tightly or use force

when removing or attaching the detachable
faceplate.

! Keep the detachable faceplate out of reach of

small children to prevent them from placing it
in their mouths.

! After removing the detachable faceplate, keep

it in a safe place so it is not scratched or da­maged.

! Do not expose the detachable faceplate to di-

rect sunlight and high temperatures.

! When removing or attaching the detachable

faceplate, do so after turning off the ignition
switch (ACC OFF).

Removing the detachable
faceplate

p This product cannot be operated while the

detachable faceplate is removed from this
product.

1 Press the

When you release your finger, the bottom of
the detachable faceplate separates slightly
from this product.

2 Gently grip the bottom of the detach­able faceplate and slowly pull it outward.

1

1 Detachable faceplate

button.

Attaching the detachable faceplate

1 Slide the detachable faceplate all the
way into this product.

Make sure the detachable faceplate is se­curely connected to the mounting hooks of
this product.

2 Push the lower part of the detachable
faceplate until you hear a click.

If you fail to successfully attach the detach­able faceplate to this product, try again but be
careful not to force it as the panel could be
damaged.

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Chapter

02

Basic operation

Notes on using the LCD panel

F60DAB

WARNING

! Keep hands and fingers clear of this product

when opening, closing, or adjusting the LCD
panel. Be especially cautious of children’s
hands and fingers.

! Do not use with the LCD panel left open. If the

LCD panel is left open, it may result in injury
in the event of an accident.

CAUTION

! Do not open or close the LCD panel by force.

This may cause a malfunction.

! Do not operate this product until the LCD

panel has completely opened or closed. If this
product is operated while the LCD panel is
opening or closing, the LCD panel may stop at
that angle for safety.

! Do not place a glass or can on the open LCD

panel. Doing so may break this product.

Adjusting the LCD panel angle

F60DAB

1 Press the h button.

The following screen appears.

p The adjusted angle of the LCD panel will be

memorised and the LCD panel will automa­tically return to that angle the next time the
LCD panel is opened or closed.

Inserting/ejecting/
connecting media

CAUTION

! Do not insert anything other than a disc into

the disc-loading slot.

! Do not insert anything other than SD memory

cards into the SD card slot.

! Ejecting an SD memory card during data

transfer can damage the SD memory card. Be
sure to eject the SD memory card by the pro­cedure described in this manual.

! Do not press the h button when an SD mem-

ory card is not fully inserted. Doing so may da­mage the card.

! Do not press the h button before an SD mem-

ory card has been completely removed. Doing
so may damage the card.

Inserting and ejecting a disc

Inserting a disc

F60DAB

1 Press the h button.

The following screen appears.

2 Touch the following keys to adjust the
angle of the LCD panel.

Laying the panel down.

Returning the panel to the upright
position.

3 Touch the following key.

Returns to the previous screen.

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2 Touch the following key.

Opens the LCD panel.

3 Insert a disc into the disc-loading slot.

The disc is loaded, and the LCD panel closes.

Ejecting a disc

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1 Press the h button.

The following screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

The LCD panel opens, and the disc
is ejected.

3 Remove the disc, and press the h but­ton.

The LCD panel closes.

Inserting a disc

F960DAB F960BT F860BT

% Insert a disc into the disc-loading slot.

Ejecting a disc

F960DAB F960BT F860BT

% Press the h button.

The disc is ejected.

Inserting and ejecting an SD
memory card

p This system is not compatible with the

Multi Media Card (MMC).

p Compatibility with all SD memory cards is

not guaranteed.

p This product may not achieve optimum per-

formance with some SD memory cards.

2 Touch the following key.

Opens the LCD panel.

3 Insert an SD memory card into the SD
card slot.

Insert it with the label surface face-up and
press the card until it clicks and completely
locks.

4 Press the h button.

The LCD panel closes.

Ejecting an SD memory card

F60DAB

1 Press the h button.

The following screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Opens the LCD panel.

Basic operation

Inserting an SD memory card

F60DAB

1 Press the h button.

The following screen appears.

3 Press the middle of the SD memory
card gently until it clicks.

4 Pull the SD memory card out straight.

5 Press the h button.

The LCD panel closes.

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Chapter

02

Basic operation

Inserting an SD memory card

F960DAB F960BT F860BT

% Insert an SD memory card into the SD
card slot.

Insert the SD memory card with the terminal
contacts face-down, and press the card until it
clicks and locks completely.

Ejecting an SD memory card

F960DAB F960BT F860BT

1 Press the middle of the SD memory
card gently until it clicks.

2 Pull the SD memory card out straight.

Connecting and disconnecting
an iPod

Connecting your iPod

= For details of the connections, refer to the

Installation Manual.

Disconnecting your iPod

% Pull out the cables after confirming
that no data is being acces sed.

Plugging in a USB storage device

1 Pull out the plug from the USB port of
the USB cable.

2 Plug a USB storage device into the USB
cable.

1

1 USB cable
2 USB storage device

Unplugging a USB storage device

% Pull out the USB storage device after
checking that no data is being accessed.

Startup and termination

1 Start the engine to boot up the system.

After a short pause, the splash screen comes
on for a few seconds.

2 Turn off the vehicle engine to termi­nate the system.

This product is also turned off.

Plugging and unplugging a USB
storage device

p This product may not achieve optimum per-

formance with some USB storage devices.

p Connection via a USB hub is not possible.
p A USB cable is required for connection.

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On first-time startup

When you use this product for the first time,
select the language that you want to use.

1 Start the engine to boot up the system.

After a short pause, the splash screen comes
on for a few seconds.
The “Select Program Language” screen ap­pears.

2 Touch the language that you want to
use on screen.

3 Touch the following key.

Displays the “Smartphone Setup”
screen.

4 Touch the item you want to set.

= For details, refer to Information on the con-

nections and functions for each device on

page 71.

5 Touch the following key.

F60DAB

F960DAB

Displays the “DAB ANTENA
POWER SETTING” screen.

Proceeds to the next step.

F960BT
F860BT

Displays the Top menu screen.

6 Touch the setting item according the
DAB aerial to be used.

! Yes (default):

Supplies power to a Digital Radio aerial. Se­lect when using the optional Digital Radio
aerial (AN-DAB1) (sold separately) with this
product.

! No:

Does not supply power. Select when using
a passive aerial with no booster.

7 Touch [OK].

The Top menu screen appears.

# If you touch , the display returns to the pre-
vious screen.

Regular startup

% Start the engine to boot up the system.

After a short pause, the splash screen comes
on for a few seconds.

p The screen shown will differ depending on

the previous conditions.

p If the anti-theft function is activated, you

must enter your password.

p The terms appear if the screen displayed

last was the navigation screen.
Read the terms carefully, checking the de­tails, and then touch [OK] if you agree to
the conditions.
After you touch [OK], the screen that was
displayed just before turning off the ignition
switch (ACC OFF) is displayed.

A message about the map
database

After you start using this product, a message
related to map data may be displayed.
p This message is displayed the first time you

turn on this product each month.

Turning off the display

You can turn off the display at night or when
the screen is too bright.

% Press and hold the MODE button.

The display turns off.

p If you touch the screen when the display is

off, it reverts to the original screen.

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Switching screens using the touch panel keys

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1 Top menu screen

This is the starting menu to access the de­sired screens and operate the various func­tions.
p If you press the HOME button, the Top

menu screen is displayed.

2 Time and date setting screen

You can set the time and date settings.

3 Setting menu screen

You can customise the system and audio
settings, etc.

4 Phone menu screen

You can access the screen that is related to
hands-free phoning.

5 AV source selection screen

You can select the AV source.

6 Favourite source icons

You can display the icons of frequently used
sources by dragging the icons to the display
area.
= For details of the operation, refer to

Changing the display order of source
icons on page 21.

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7 AV operation screen

You can customise the settings for each
source.

8 Navigation menu screen

You can specify way points and a destina­tion.

9 Map screen

! You can use this screen to check the cur-

rent vehicle position information and
route to the destination.

! You can customise navigation settings.
p If you press the MAP button, the Map

screen is displayed.

a Application operation screen

You can control the iPhone or smartphone
applications directly on this product.
p If applications are not available, the Ap-

plication operation screen will not be dis­played.

b Application menu screen

This product can switch to the application
menu, on which you can display and oper­ate the application for an iPhone or a smart­phone on the screen.

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p If application menus are not available,

the Application menu screen will not be
displayed.

Supported AV source

You can play or use the following sources with
this product.

! Digital Radio (DAB) (*1)
! Radio (FM, MW/LW)
! CD
! ROM (compressed audio files)
! DVD-Video
! USB
! SD

The following sources can be played back or
used by connecting an auxiliary device.

! iPod
! Aha Radio
! Bluetooth audio
! AV input (AV)
! AUX
! HDMI (*2)

p (*1) Available for AVIC-F60DAB and AVIC-

F960DAB only.

p (*2) Available for AVIC-F60DAB, AVIC-

F960DAB and AVIC-F960BT only.

Displaying the AV
operation screen

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the AV operation key.

The AV operation screen appears.

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1 Displays the source list.

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the source list on page 21.

2 Displays the Time and date setting

screen.

= For details, refer to Setting the time and

date on page 177.

3 Displays the Setting menu screen.
4 Recalls equaliser curves.

= For details, refer to Using the equaliser

on page 156.

5 Displays the Phone menu screen.

= For details, refer to Displaying the phone

menu on page 61.

6 Shows the navigation information.

The distance to the next guidance point, the
name of the street on which the next gui­dance point is located, the name of the
street that the vehicle is currently travelling
on, the estimated time of arrival, and warn­ing icons, etc. are displayed.

p This is not displayed for some sources.
p This is not displayed when “Navigation

info window” is set to “Off”.

= For details, refer to Navigation info win-

dow on page 135.

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AV source selection screen

1

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

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2 Touch the following key.

Displays the AV source selection
screen.

3 Touch the source icon you want to se­lect.

The AV operation screen of the selected
source appears.

Selecting a front source on the
source list

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the AV operation key.

1 AV operation key

The AV operation screen appears.

3 Touch the following key.

Displays the source list.

= For details of the operations, refer to Select-

ing the video for the rear display on page

180.

Turning off the AV source

Turn off the AV source to stop playing or re­ceiving the AV source.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the AV source selection
screen.

3 Touch [OFF].

The AV source is turned off.

1

Changing the display order
of source icons

You can change the display order of source
icons on the AV source selection screen.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the AV source selection
screen.

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4 Touch the source key you want to se­lect.

The AV operation screen of the selected
source appears.

Selecting a rear source

You can select a source output to the rear dis­play.

3 Touch and hold a source icon, and drag
the icon to the desired position.

p If the source icon is moved, the order of the

source list is also changed.

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Changing the display order
of source keys

You can change the display order of source
keys on the source list.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the AV operation key.

1 AV operation key

The AV operation screen appears.

3 Touch the following key.

Displays the source list.

4 Touch the following key.

Using the touch panel

You can operate this product by touching the
marks and items (touch panel keys) displayed
on the screen directly with your fingers.
p To protect the LCD screen from damage, be

sure to touch the touch panel keys only
with your finger and do so gently.

Using the common touch panel
keys

1

1 Returns to the previous screen.
2 Closes the screen.

Operating list screens

1 2

1

2

The source keys can be moved.

5 Drag the source key to the desired posi­tion.

6 Touch the following key.

Returns to the previous screen.

p If the source key is moved, the source icons

displayed on the Top menu screen and the
AV source screen are also moved.

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1 Touching an item on the list allows you to nar-

row down the options and proceed to the next
operation.

2 Appears when all characters are not displayed

on the display area.
If you touch the key, the rest of the characters
are scrolled for display.

3 Appears when items cannot be displayed on a

single page only.
Drag the scrubber bar to view any hidden
items.
Also, you can drag the list to view any hidden
items.

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Operating the time bar

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1 You can change the playback point by drag-

ging the key.

p Playback time corresponding to the po-

sition of the key is displayed while drag­ging the key.

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1 Displays the characters that are entered. If

there is no text in the box, an informative
guide with text appears.

2 Allows you to move the cursor to the right or

left for a number of characters equivalent to
the number of touches.

3 Touching the keys enters the characters in the

text box.

4 Deletes the input text one letter at a time, be-

ginning at the end of the text. Continuing to
touch the key deletes all of the text.

5 Confirms the entry and allows you to proceed

to the next step.

6 You can leave spaces.

A space equivalent to the number of touches
is inserted.

7 Switches between alphabet and numbers/

symbols.

8 You can switch between capital and lower

case letters.

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5

On first-time startup of the
navigation system

When you use the navigation function for the
first time, an initial setup process starts auto­matically. Follow the steps below.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following key.

Initiates the initial startup of the
navigation system.

p The first time that the MAP button is

pressed, the navigation system begins its
initial startup.

After a short pause, the splash screen comes
on for a few seconds.
The “Language” screen appears.

3 Select the language that you want to
use on the screen, then touch [Select].

p Later you can change it in “Regional” set-

tings.

= For details, refer to Customising the na-

vigation settings on page 47.

The “End User Licence Agreement” screen
appears.

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4 Read the terms carefully, checking its
details, and then touch [Accept] if you
agree to the conditions.

The “Usage Reports” screen appears.

5 Touch [Yes].

The software collects usage information and
GPS logs that may be used for improving the
application and the quality and coverage of
maps.

p Later you can turn them on or off individu-

ally in the “Usage Reports” menu.

= For details, refer to Customising the na-

vigation settings on page 47.

The configuration wizard starts.

6 Touch [Next].
The “Voice Language” screen appears.

7 Select the language that you want to
use for voice guidance messages, then
touch [Next].

The “Route Preferences” screen appears.

9 If needed, modify the default route
planning options, then touch [Next].

p Later you can change it in “Route Prefer-

ences” settings.

= For details, refer to Customising the na-

vigation settings on page 47.

10 Touch [Activate], then [Next].

A message saying that the connected online
features are activated appears if you activate
these services right away.

p You will need to install the AVICSYNC App

on your iPhone or smartphone first in order
to be able to use online services, which re­quire a subscription. The service coverage
for each online service may vary depending
on the content provider providing the ser­vice.

= For details, refer to “Connected Services”

settings on page 54.

11 Select the connected services you want
to use, then touch [Next].

The initial setup is now complete. The Map
screen appears and you can start using the
navigation system.

p Later you can change it in “Regional” set-

tings.

= For details, refer to Customising the na-

vigation settings on page 47.

8 If needed, modify the unit settings,
then touch [Next].

p Later you can change it in “Regional” set-

tings.

= For details, refer to Customising the na-

vigation settings on page 47.

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Operating the Navigation
menu screen

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

The following screen appears.

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You can see the following keys when you are
navigating without a planned route.

1 Returns to the Map screen.
2 Searches for your destination by entering

an address, its coordinate, or selecting a
place of interest, etc.
= For details, refer to Chapter 5.

3 Builds your route using the list of destina-

tions.

= For details, refer to Building a route

using “Route Planner” on page 41.

4 Displays useful information to support your

driving.
= For details, refer to Chapter 9.

6

5 Configures the programme settings.

= For details, refer to Chapter 10.

6 Sees notifications that contain important in-

formation for the users.

7 Displays the “Driver Profiles” screen where

you can create new profiles or edit the exist­ing profiles.
If more drivers are using this product, they
can create their own profiles with their own
settings. If you select a new profile, this pro­duct restarts so that the new settings can
take effect.

8 Mutes the sound of the navigation system

(the voice guidance, or beep sounds, for ex­ample).

9 Switches among 2D, 3D, or 2D North up

view modes.

a Displays the location where you saved as a

favourite.

= For details, refer to Selecting a destina-

tion from stored locations on page 34.

b Displays the information of your navigation

system (the version information, or li­cences, for example).

p When you are navigating a planned route,

the following route-related keys are avail­able.

Displays route alter­natives, parts of the
route to avoid, or spe­cific roads in your
planned route to
avoid.

Displays the route in
its full length on the
map, and displays
route parameters and
route alternatives.

Adds a waypoint.

Removes a waypoint.

Deletes your route.

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How to use the map

Most of the information provided by your naviga­tion system can be seen on the map. You need to
become familiar with how information appears
on the map.

How to read the Map screen

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3

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6

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p Information with an asterisk (*) appears

only when the route is set.

p Depending on the conditions and settings,

some items may not be displayed.

p The AV information is displayed in the bot-

tom of the Map screen.

p You can decide whether you want to see

the speed limit sign on the map all the
time. If you exceed the speed limit, the sign
colour is changed.

= For details, refer to “Warnings” settings on

page 50.

1 Shows the number and name of the street to

be used (or next guidance point).*

2 Shows the next guidance point (manoeuvre).*

Both the type of the event (turn, roundabout,
exiting motorway, etc.) and its distance from
the current position are displayed. A smaller
icon shows the type of the second next man­oeuvre if it is near the next manoeuvre.

= For details, refer to Frequently shown

route events on page 26.

3 Shows the distance to the next guidance point

(manoeuvre).*

4 Shows the second manoeuvre arrow.*
5 Indicates the current location of your vehicle.

The apex of the triangular mark indicates your
orientation and the display moves automati­cally as you drive.

6 Displays the data field.

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9

Touching this field displays route information
during navigation.

= For details, refer to Browsing the data

field on page 27.

7 Shows the name of the street (or city) that

your vehicle is travelling on (or in).

8 Indicates the current route.*

The route currently set is highlighted in colour
on the map.

9 Displays the Navigation menu screen.

Indicates the progress to the final destination.*

a

Frequently shown route
events

Icon Meaning

Turn left.

Turn right.

Turn back.

Bear right.

Turn sharp left.

Keep left.

Continue straight in the intersec­tion.

Go left on the roundabout, 3rd exit
(next manoeuvre).

Enter roundabout (second next
manoeuvre).

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Icon Meaning

Enter motorway.

Exit motorway.

Board ferry.

Leave ferry.

Approaching a waypoint.

Approaching the destination.

Seeing the current position
on the map

The Map screen shows the current position,
recommended route and surrounding map
area.
When there is no GPS position, the arrow
mark is transparent. It shows your last known
position.

When GPS position is available, the arrow
mark is displayed in full colour, now showing
your current position.

How to use the map

Browsing the data field

The data fields are different when you are navi­gating the current route and when you have
no specified destination. The data field pro­vides the following information.
! When the route is set:

Distance to final destination, time needed
to reach the final destination and estimated
arrival time

! When the route is not set:

p You can change the value by touching and

holding any of the fields.

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p The estimated time of arrival is an ideal

value calculated based on the value set for
“Max. Speed” and the actual driving
speed. The estimated time of arrival is only
a reference value, and does not guarantee
arrival at that time.

Configuring the driving
display

When navigating on multilane roads, you will
need to make sure to take the proper lane for
the recommended route.
If there is lane information available in the
map data, the navigation system will display
the lanes and corresponding directions of tra­vel at the bottom of the map using small ar­rows. Highlighted arrows represent the lane
and direction that you need to take for the re­commended route.

Lane information

Junction view

p If the data for these items is not contained

in the map data, the information is not
available even if there are signs on the ac-

tual road.
An icon showing a petrol station or a restau­rant will appear on the map during you are
driving on motorways. Touch the icon to open
the details of the next few exits or service sta­tions.
p You can add any of them as a waypoint to

your route.
p If you want to display other types of POIs

for the exits, you can change the icons in

“Navigation Map”.

= For details, refer to “Navigation Map” set-

tings on page 51.

Signs display at the top of the map. Sign col­ours and design styles are similar to those of
the actual signs in place above or along the in­dicated roads. These signs display select desti­nations and the road number of the road that
the relevant lane leads to.
If you are approaching a complex intersection
and the needed information exists, the map is
replaced with a 3D view of the junction.

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Operating the Map screen

Changing the scale of the map

You can change how much of the map is dis­played on the screen with street names and
other text displayed in the same font size.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch anywhere on the map during na­vigation.

The map stops following the current position
and control keys appear.

3 Touch the following key to change the
map scale.

Zooms in.

Zooms out.

p You can also pinch to zoom in or out.
p Map scaling has a limit in 3D map view

mode. If you zoom out further, the map
switches to 2D view mode.

= For details, refer to Switching between 2D,

3D, and 2D North up views on page 29.

4 Touch the following key.

Returns to the Map screen.

p If you press the MAP button, you can return

to the Map screen.

cognise your manoeuvre at the next junc­tion. It the next turn is at a distance, it will
zoom out and lower the view angle to be
flat so you can see the road in front of you.

! When the route is not set:

“Smart Zoom” will zoom in if you drive
slowly and zoom out when you drive at
high speed.

Switching between 2D, 3D, and
2D North up views

You can switch how the map shows your vehi­cle’s direction between “Heading up” and
“North up”.
! Heading up:

The map display always shows the vehicle’s
direction as proceeding toward the top of
the screen.

! North up:

The map display always has north at the
top of the screen.

p The map orientation is fixed at “Heading

up” when the 3D map screen is displayed.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch the following key.

Displays the map in 2D view mode.

Displays the map in 3D view mode.

How to use the map

Smart Zoom

Your navigation system features “Smart Zoom”
that works in two ways:
! When the route is set:

When approaching a turn, it will zoom in
and raise the view angle to let you easily re-

Displays the map in 2D North up
view mode.

Each time you touch the key the setting
changes.

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4 Touch the following key.

Returns to the Map screen.

p If you press the MAP button, you can return

to the Map screen.

Changing the view angle of the
map

You can change the view angle of the map hor­izontally or vertically.
p You can change the vertical view angle of

the map in 3D mode only.

= For details, refer to Switching between 2D,

3D, and 2D North up views on page 29.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch anywhere on the map during na­vigation.

The map stops following the current position
and control keys appear.

3 Touch the following key to change the
view angle of the map.

Tilts up.

Tilts down.

4 Touch the following key.

Returns to the Map screen.

p If you press the MAP button, you can return

to the Map screen.

Scrolling the map to the
position you want to see

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch and drag the map in the desired
direction to scroll.

p Positioning the cursor to the desired loca-

tion results in a brief information overview
about the location being displayed at the
top of the screen, with street name and
other information for this location being
shown.

p The scrolling increment depends on your

dragging length.

3 Touch the following key.

Returns to the Map screen.

p If you press the MAP button, you can return

to the Map screen.

Rotates left.

Rotates right.

p Touching the key once modifies the view in

large steps and touching and holding the
key modifies it continuously and smoothly.

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CAUTION

For safety reasons, these route-setting functions
are not available while your vehicle is in motion.
To enable these functions, you must stop in a
safe place and put on the handbrake before set­ting your route.

Chapter

05

p Some information regarding traffic regula-

tions depends on the time when the route
calculation is performed. Thus, the infor­mation may not correspond with a certain
traffic regulation when your vehicle actually
passes through the location in question.
Also, the information on the traffic regula­tions provided applies for a passenger vehi­cle, and not for a truck or other delivery
vehicles. Always follow the actual traffic
regulations when driving.

Searching for a location by
address

The most frequently used function is “Ad-
dress”, in which the address is specified and

the location is searched.
p Depending on the search results, some

steps may be skipped.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [New Route].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

4 Touch [Address].
The “Find Address” screen appears.

5 Touch the following key and set the
destination you are looking for.

! Country:

By default, your navigation system proposes
the country where you are.

! Town:

By default, your navigation system proposes
the city/town where you are. You can select
the city/town using its postal code instead
of its name.

! Street:

If the street name is not available, touch
[Go to City] and select the city/town. This
way the centre of the selected city/town be­comes the destination of the route.

! House Number / Intersection:

This key will be active after you have set a
street. If the house number is not available,
touch [Go to Street] and select the street.
This way the centre of the selected street
becomes the destination of the route.

After you touch the selected address to finish
the address search, the searched location ap­pears on the Map screen.

6 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

Searching for and selecting a location

7 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

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p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Searching for Points of
Interest (POI)

Information about various facilities (Points Of
Interest – POI), such as petrol stations, car
parks or restaurants, is available. You can
search for a POI by selecting the category (or
entering the POI Name).

Searching for POIs using preset
categories

The preset search allows you to quickly find
the most frequently selected types of POIs.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [New Route].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

4 Touch [Places].

The “Places” screen appears.
The preset search categories are as follows.

! Petrol Stations Along Route:
! Accommodation At My Destination:
! Restaurant Along Route:
! Parking At My Destination:

p When the route is not set, they are searched

around the current position.

p When the current position is not available

either (no GPS signal), they are searched
around the last known position.

5 Touch the category you want.

Finally, the results appear in a list.

6 Touch the POI you want.

The searched location appears on the Map
screen.

# If you touch , you can sort the results or
show the locations of all facilities on the map.

7 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

8 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

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Searching for POIs by
categories or directly from the
name of the facilities

You can search for POIs by their categories
and subcategories. You can also search for
POIs by their names in each of their cate­gories.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [New Route].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

4 Touch [Places].
The “Places” screen appears.

5 Touch [Search Among All Places].

The “Search by Category ” screen appears.

6 Touch [Around Here] and then select
the area in which the POIs should be
searched for.

! Around Here:

Searches around the current position or if it
is not available, around the last known posi­tion. (The result list will be ordered by the
distance from this position.)

! In a Town:

Searches for a place within a selected city/
town. (The result list will be ordered by the
distance from the centre of the selected
city/town.)

p If you have selected [In a Town], select

the city/town to search in.

! Around Destination:

Searches for a place around the destination
of the current route. (The result list will be
ordered by the distance from the destina­tion.)

! Along Route:

Searches along the current route, and not
around a given point. This is useful when
you search for a later stopover that results
in a minimal detour only, such as searching
for upcoming petrol stations or restaurants.
(The result list will be ordered by the length
of the necessary detour.)
p This key is active only when the route is

set.

7 Select one of the main place categories
(e.g. Accommodation).

The screen appears showing all places in the
selected main category around the selected lo­cation or along the route.

# If you touch [Search by Name], you can
search for POIs by their name.

8 Select one of the place subcategories
(e.g. Hotel or Motel).

The screen appears showing all places in the
selected subcategory around the selected lo­cation or along the route.
Sometimes the list of brands in the selected
place subcategory appears.

# If you touch [Search by Name], you can
search for POIs by their name.

9 Select one brand.

Finally, the results appear in a list.

# If you touch [Search by Name], you can
search for POIs by their name.

10 Touch the POI you want.

The searched location appears on the Map
screen.

# Touch [Search by Name] and enter the name
of the place using the keyboard if you have not
done it before.
# If you touch

, you can sort the results.

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11 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

12 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Searching for providers nearby
that offer emergency or
roadside assistance services

You can search for locations that provide
emergency or roadside assistance in sur­rounding areas.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [Useful Information].
The “Useful Information” screen appears.

4 Touch [Help Nearby].

The “Help Nearby” screen appears.
The preset search categories are as follows.

! Car Repair:
! Health:
! Police:
! Petrol Stations:

5 Touch the category you want.

Finally, the results appear in a list.

6 Touch the POI you want.

The searched location appears on the Map
screen.

# If you touch , you can sort the results.

7 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

8 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Selecting a destination
from stored locations

Storing locations you visit frequently saves
time and effort.
Selecting an item from the list provides an
easy way to specify the position.
The list of saved locations contains two preset
categories: Home and Work.

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p This function is available if locations have

been registered in “Saved Location”.
= For details, refer to Storing a location in

“Saved Location” on page 43.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [New Route].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

4 Touch [Saved Location].
The “Saved Location” screen appears.

# If you touch and then [Edit], you can edit
the details of saved locations.

5 Touch the entry you want.

The searched location appears on the Map
screen.

6 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

7 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Selecting a destination
from stored routes

Storing routes you set frequently saves time
and effort.
p This function is not available if no routes

have been registered in “Saved Routes”.
= For details, refer to Storing a route in

“Saved Routes” on page 43.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [New Route].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

# This screen has several options. Touch to
see the full list.

4 Touch [Saved Routes].
The “Saved Routes” screen appears.

5 Touch the entry you want.
The “Route Planner” screen appears.

p You can add waypoints or change the final

destination on the “Route Planner” screen.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

6 Touch [Show Route].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

7 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

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p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Selecting a location you
searched for recently

The places that were previously set as destina­tions or waypoints have been automatically
stored in “History”.

History

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [New Route].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

4 Touch [History].

The list of recent destinations appears.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Smart History

Smart History suggests these previously used
locations as destinations based on your navi­gation habits, using parameters like the cur­rent time of day, the day of week, and the
current location.
Two of the Smart History Items are shown in
the “New Route to...” screen for easy ac­cess.

Searching for a location
using “Combined Search”

The “Combined Search” feature lets you
quickly find a place by its name and search
area.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

5 Touch the entry you want.

The searched location appears on the Map
screen.

6 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

7 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

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Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [New Route].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

4 Touch [Search in All].

The “Combined Search” screen appears.

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You can see the text box at the top of the
screen. Right next to it you can see the search
area which is the city/town where the search
is carried out. The default search area is the
area where you are located.
To search in a different area, touch the default
search area and enter the name of the new
search area using the keyboard.

5 Enter the name, address, or category of
the destination you are looking for, then
touch the following key.

Displays the “Search Results”
screen.

6 Touch the entry you want.

The searched location appears on the Map
screen.

# Touching the following search categories al­lows you to narrow down the search results:

Displays the list of all destinations
with a matching name or address.

Displays the list of recent destina­tions with a matching name or ad­dress.

Displays the list of your saved loca­tion destinations with a matching
name.

Displays the list of matching ad­dresses.

Displays the list of place cate­gories.

Displays the list of matching
places ordered by their distance
from your current location.

# If you touch a provider logo as the search ca­tegory, you can further narrow the list by showing
the results from the provider.

7 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

8 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Searching for a location by
coordinates

Entering a latitude and longitude pinpoints
the location.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [New Route].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

# This screen has several options. Touch to
see the full list.

4 Touch [Coordinates].
The “Coordinates” screen appears.

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5 Enter the latitude value and touch
[OK].

p You can enter the latitude and longitude va-

lues in any of the following formats: Deci­mal degrees; degrees and decimal minutes;

or degrees, minutes and decimal seconds.
# When entering the coordinate in UTM format,
touch

, then [Units & Formats].

6 Enter the longitude value and touch
[Go!].

The searched location appears on the Map
screen.

7 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a

destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

8 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan-

ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

3 Touch the location that you want to se­lect as your destination.

The cursor appears.

4 Touch [Select as Destination].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

5 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Searching for a location by
scrolling the map

Specifying a location after scrolling the map
enables you to set the position as destination,
waypoint.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch and drag the screen to scroll the
map to the position you want.

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Modifying the route

When navigation is already started, there are
several ways to modify the current route. The
following sections describe some of those op­tions.

Checking route alternatives
when planning the route

You can select from different route alternatives
or change the route planning method after
you have selected a new destination.

1 Search for a location.

= For details, refer to Chapter 5.

The “Route Summary” screen appears.

2 Touch [Alternatives].

You can see the details of route alternatives.
Touch any of them to see it on the map.

# If you cannot find a good alternative, touch
[More Results] and scroll down for other alterna­tive routes with different route planning methods.

3 Select one of the route alternatives and
touch [Select].

The previous screen returns.

4 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [Detours & Alternatives] then
[Alternative Routes].

The “Alternative Routes” screen appears.
You can see details of route alternatives. Touch
any of them to see it on the map.

# If you cannot find a good alternative, touch
[More Results] and scroll down for other alterna­tive routes with different route planning methods.

4 Select one of the route alternatives and
touch [Select].

Setting a new starting position
for the route

For normal navigation, all routes are planned
from the current position. In order to check fu­ture routes, simulate them or see their length
in time and distance, you can turn off the GPS
receiver. Then you can set the starting point of
the route to a different location than the cur­rent GPS position.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [Route Planner].
The “Route Planner” screen appears.

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Checking route alternatives for
an existing route

You can select another route and compare dif­ferent route alternatives.

4 Touch [Current GPS Position].

The pop-up menu appears.

5 Touch [Set Start Point].

A confirmation message appears.

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6 Touch [Set Start Point].
The “New Route to...” screen appears.

7 Set the starting point of the route.

= For details, refer to Chapter 5.

8 Touch [Set Start Point].

The “Route Planner” screen appears.
You can continue and add a destination to
your route.

# If you touch [Continue Without Route], the
Map screen returns with a transparent arrow
mark (showing that there is no GPS reception).

9 Touch [Show Route].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If the current route already existed, it is now

recalculated starting from the selected lo-

cation.

10 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance with a transparent arrow mark (showing
that there is no GPS reception).

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan-

ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Editing the list of destinations

You can edit the route by modif ying the list of
destinations (adding a waypoint, or changing
a final destination, for example).

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [My Route].
The “My Route” screen appears.

4 Edit the route by modifying the list of
destinations.

p To add the newly selected location as a way-

point to your route, touch [Add Waypoint].
If you have a route with at least one way­point, you can delete it from the list right
from the navigation menu.

p To edit the route, touch a location from the

list. You can move up or down the given
route point in the list, and change the newly
selected destination at the end of the route.

p To save or delete a location, touch the loca-

tion on the list.

p To delete all the destinations, touch

then [Delete All].

5 When you are done editing, touch
[Show Route].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

,

p Touch [Turn on GPS] to return normal navi-

gation.

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6 Touch [Start Navigation].

A map of the current position appears.

Cancelling the current route
guidance

If you no longer need to travel to your destina­tion, follow the steps below to cancel the route
guidance.

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1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [Delete Route].

The current route is deleted with all its
waypoints.

Building a route using
“Route Planner”

The “Route Planner” feature lets you build
your route using the list of destinations.
You can modify the list as you like (adding or
removing a destination, changing a final desti­nation, or setting a new starting position, for
example).

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [Route Planner].

The “Route Planner” screen appears.
There is only one line in the list of route points,
the start point of the route, normally the cur­rent GPS position.

4 Touch [Add Destination].

You can select the destination of the route.

= For details, refer to Chapter 5.

When the selected location appears on the
Map screen, touch [Select as Destination]to
select the destination and return to the

“Route Planner” screen.

5 Touch [Show Route].

After a short summary of the route para­meters, a map appears showing the entire
route. The route is automatically calculated.

p If needed, you can change some of the

route setting parameters before selecting a
destination.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

6 Touch [Start Navigation].

Your navigation system starts the route gui­dance.

p If needed, you can select from different

route alternatives or change the route plan­ning method before starting navigation.

= For details, refer to Checking route alter-

natives when planning the route on page

39.

Checking route information
and preferences

You can get a map overview of the current
route and check the different parameters of
the planned route in “Route Summary”.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [Route Summary].

The “Route Summary” screen appears.
The current route is displayed in its full length
on the map together with additional informa­tion and options.

4 Touch any of route information to see
its details.

The following pieces of information are dis­played:

! The name and/or address of the destina-

tion.

! The total time of the route.
! The total length of the route.

The following options are available:

! Route Info:

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Displays detailed information about the

route. There are also additional icons for

displaying all detailed information, only mo-

torways, and only toll roads.

! Alternatives:

Lists the route alternatives.

Watching the simulation of the
route

You can run a simulated navigation that de­monstrates the current route. Follow the steps
below.

1 Set a route to your destination.

= For details, refer to Chapter 5.

2 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

3 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

4 Touch [Route Summary].
The “Route Summary” screen appears.

5 Touch the following key.

seconds but you can open them again by
touching the map).

Jumps to the previous gui­dance point (manoeuvre).

Pauses the simulation.

Jumps to the next guidance
point (manoeuvre).

Increases the speed of the si­mulation to four, eight or 16
times faster. Touching the key
again returns to the normal
speed.

# Touch [Close] to stop the simulation.

Displays the list of additional fea­tures on the certain screen.

6 Touch [Simulation].

The simulation starts from the starting point of
the route, and using a realistic speed, it leads
you through the whole recommended route.

p During simulation, you can use the follow-

ing control keys (they disappear after a few

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Storing a location in
“Saved Location”

Storing your favourite locations in “Saved Lo-
cation” allows you to save the time and effort

used on re-entering this information.
“Saved Location” can include your home lo­cation, favourite places, destinations you have
already registered and any location on the
map.

1 Search for a location.

The cursor appears at the selected point.

= For details, refer to Chapter 5.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the list of additional fea­tures on the certain screen.

3 Touch [Save Location].
The “Save Location” screen appears.

4 Touch the following key.

Saves the location as a new
“Saved Location”.

# To change the name, use the keyboard.

Storing a route in “Saved
Routes”

Storing your favourite routes in “Saved
Routes” allows you to save the time and effort

used on re-entering this information.

1 Set a route to your destination.

= For details, refer to Chapter 5.

2 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

3 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

4 Touch [Route Summary].
The “Route Summary” screen appears.

5 Touch the following key.

Displays the list of additional fea­tures on the certain screen.

6 Touch [Save Route].
The “Save Route” screen appears.

7 Touch the following key.

Saves the route as a new route
under “Saved Routes”.

A confirmation message appears.

# To change the name, use the keyboard.

Saving a location as an
alert point

You can save any map location (such as a
school zone or railroad crossing) as an alert
point.
p To use this function, activate the warnings

beforehand and set the alert types.

p This feature can warn you when you ap-

proach one of these points. The following
alert types are available:
! Audio and Visual: A sound beeps or

announces the type of the alert.

! Visual: The type of the alert point, its

distance and the related speed limit ap­pear on the map.

= For details, refer to “Warnings” settings on

page 50.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

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2 Scroll the map and select a location.

The cursor appears at the selected point.

3 Touch the following key.

Displays the list of additional fea­tures on the certain screen.

# To edit a previously saved alert point, touch

.

4 Touch [Add Alert Points].
The “Add New Alert Point” screen appears.

5 Set the necessary parameters.

! Type of Alert:

Sets the type of the alert point.

! Speed Limit:

Sets the speed limit for this alert point (if

applicable).

! Direction of Alert:

Sets the direction from which you expect

the alert.

6 Touch [Save].

The location is saved as a new alert point.

= For details, refer to “Warnings” settings on

page 50.

p The warning for road safety cameras (like

speed cameras) is disabled when you are in

certain countries where road safety camera

warning is prohibited. However, you are

fully responsible for ensuring that this fea-

ture is legal in the country where you intend

to use it.

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Chapter

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Receiving real-time traffic
information (TMC)

The Traffic Message Channel (TMC) provides
real-time traffic reports. Your device is
equipped with the required TMC receiver
needed for receiving reports on traffic inci­dents. To enable the TMC receiver, complete
the below steps.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

# This screen has several options. Touch to
see the full list.

3 Touch [Settings].
The “Settings” screen appears.

4 Touch [Traffic].
The “Traffic Settings” screen appears.

5 Touch [Traffic] to turn the switch on.

The feature is enabled.

= For details, refer to “Traffic” settings on page

53.

p When traffic information that may affect

your route is received, this system will warn
you that it is recalculating the route, and
navigation will continue with a new route
that is optimal considering the most up-to­date traffic conditions.

p TMC is not a global service. It may not be

available in your country or region. Ask your
local dealer for coverage details.

To fine-tune this calculation, you can set the
minimum delay that can trigger a route recal­culation, or you can instruct the software to
have you confirm the new recommended
route before it takes effect.

Checking the traffic
incidents on the map

You can check the details of traffic incidents
on the map.
p Road segments affected by traffic incidents

are displayed with an alternate colour on
the map, and small symbols above the road
show the nature of the incident.

p A special icon

screen to show you whether traffic inci­dents are being received. The icon
shows the status of the traffic receiver
when there are no traffic incidents on your
route; otherwise when there is an event on
your route, the traffic icon displayed on the
Map screen shows the type of the next traf­fic event on your route.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the relevant traffic event icon.

1 Traffic event icon

The “Traffic Summary” screen appears.

3 Touch [Traffic Events].

The list of all events appears.

# To check real-time traffic information on the
map, touch [Traffic Map].

4 Touch any of the items to see its
details.

appears on the Map

1

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Checking useful information

The “Useful Information” menu contains var­ious information to support your driving.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

3 Touch [Useful Information].
The “Useful Information” screen appears.

4 Touch the desired menu item.

! Parking:

Checks car parks near your destination.

! Traffic:

Displays “Traffic Summary” screen where

you can check the traffic events that affect

your route.

! Weather:

Checks the weather forecast for your cur-

rent location, along your route, around your

destination, as well as for your saved loca-

tions.

! Where Am I?:

Displays a special screen with information

about the current position and a key to

search for nearby emergency or roadside

assistance services.

p If the current street is displayed below

the current position marker on the map,
touch it to open the “Where Am I?”
screen. When you are driving without a
planned route, touch the current street
or the arrows at the top section of the
Map screen to open the “Where Am I?”
screen.
The screen provides the following infor­mation:
! Latitude and longitude (coordinate of

the current position in WGS84 for­mat)

! Address details of the current posi-

tion (when available)

! The nearest city
! Next crossing road/street
! Previous crossing road/street

p To save the current position as a “Saved

Location” destination, touch

= For details, refer to Storing a location

in “Saved Location” on page 43.

p To check the country information of your

current position, touch

! Help Nearby:

Checks POIs in your surroundings.
The preset search categories are as follows.

— Car Repair:
— Health:
— Police:
— Petrol Stations:

! Country Information:

Checks useful driving information about
the selected country (for example, speed
limits and maximum blood alcohol level).

! Trip Monitor:

Checks the statistical data of your trips (for
example, start time, end time, average
speed, etc.). Touch [Start New Recording]
to start a new recording or turn on auto­matic recording in “Settings”.

= For details, refer to “Trip Monitor” set-

tings on page 53.

! GPS Information:

Displays the GPS information screen with
satellite position and signal strength in­formation.

.

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Customising the
navigation settings

You can configure the navigation settings, and
modify the behaviour of this system.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

# This screen has several options. Touch to
see the full list.

3 Touch [Settings].
The “Settings” screen appears.

! Route Preferences:

Sets the type of vehicle you are driving, the
road types used in route planning, and the
route planning method.

= For details, refer to “Route Preferences”

settings on page 48.

! Sound:

Adjusts the different sound volumes and
changes the voice guidance profile.
= For details, refer to “Sound” settings on

page 49.

! Warnings:

Enables or disables warnings and sets up
the warning function.
= For details, refer to “Warnings” settings

on page 50.

! Navigation Map:

Fine-tunes the appearance of the Map
screen and adjusts how the software helps
you navigate with different kinds of route-re­lated information on the Map screen.

= For details, refer to “Navigation Map” set-

tings on page 51.

! Regional:

Changes the voice guidance language, the
application language, and measurement
units.
= For details, refer to “Regional” settings

on page 53.

! Display:

Sets separate themes for daytime and
nighttime use, adjusts the display back­light, and enables or disables menu anima­tions.
= For details, refer to “Display” settings on

page 53.

! Traffic:

Enables or disables the TMC receiver and
sets up the traffic function.
= For details, refer to “Traffic” settings on

page 53.

! Weather:

Enables or disables the online weather fore­cast option and the automatic download of
weather information.
= For details, refer to “Weather” settings on

page 53.

! Trip Monitor:

Turns automatic trip log saving on or off
and checks the current size of the trip data­base.

= For details, refer to “Trip Monitor” set-

tings on page 53.

! Connected Services:

Enables or disables the connected services.

p You will need to install the AVICSYNC

App on your iPhone or smartphone first

in order to be able to use online ser­vices, which require a subscription. The
service coverage for each online service
may vary depending on the content pro­vider providing the service.

= For details, refer to “Connected Ser-

vices” settings on page 54.

! Usage Reports:

Enables or disables the collection of usage
information and GPS logs that may be used
for improving the application and the qual­ity and coverage of maps.

= For details, refer to “Usage Reports” set-

tings on page 54.

! Start Configuration Wizard:

Modifies the basic software parameters
used during the initial setup process.

= For details, refer to “Start Configuration

Wizard” settings on page 54.

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Restoring the default settings

You can restore settings or recorded content
to the default settings.

1 Press the MAP button.

The Map screen appears.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the navigation menu on
the Map screen.

# This screen has several options. Touch to
see the full list.

3 Touch [Settings].
The “Settings” screen appears.

4 Touch the following key.

Displays the list of additional fea­tures on the certain screen.

5 Touch [Clear User Data].

A confirmation message appears.

6 Touch [Clear User Data].

The recorded contents are cleared.

Information on each option
of “Settings”

“Route Preferences” settings

Vehicle

You can set the type of vehicle you will use to
navigate the route. When you first touch this
key, you see the list of default vehicle profiles.
When creating a new vehicle profile, select
one of the vehicle types.
! Car:

— Manoeuvre restrictions and directional

constraints are taken into account when
planning a route.

— Roads are used only if access for cars is

allowed.

— Private roads and resident-only roads

are used only if they are inevitable to
reach the destination.

— Walkways are excluded from routes.

! Emergency:

— All manoeuvres available at intersec-

tions are taken into account.

— Directional constraints are taken into

account in the same way as travel in the
opposite direction is allowed at low
speeds.

— Only private roads that need to be used

to access the destination are included.

— Walkways are excluded from routes.

! Bus:

— Manoeuvre restrictions and directional

constraints are taken into account when
planning a route.

— Roads are used only if access for buses

is allowed.

— Private roads, resident-only roads and

walkways are excluded from routes.

! Taxi:

— Manoeuvre restrictions and directional

constraints are taken into account when
planning a route.

— Roads are used only if access for taxis is

allowed.

— Private roads, resident-only roads and

walkways are excluded from routes.

! Lorry:

— Manoeuvre restrictions and directional

constraints are taken into account when
planning a route.

— Only roads that allow truck access are

included.

— Private roads, resident-only roads and

walkways are excluded from routes.

— U-turns are not used in routes (turning

around on a divided road is not consid­ered a U-turn for the purpose of this sys­tem).

— Route planning can also be configured

to incorporate dimension, weight, and
freight hazard restrictions for maps that
contain such data.

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p To edit the parameters of the selected vehi-

cle profile, touch

To add a new vehicle profile, touch [Add Pro-
file]. Then select one of the vehicle types and
set the parameters (some of them may not
exist for the selected vehicle type).

Route Planning Method

You can change the route planning method.
The route calculation can be optimised for dif­ferent situations and vehicle types by chan­ging the planning method. The route planning
method types are as follows.

! Fast

Calculates a route with the shortest travel
time to your destination as a priority. Usual­ly the best selection for fast and standard
cars.

! Easy

Results in a route with fewer turns and no
difficult manoeuvres. With this option, you
can make this system to take, for example,
the motor way instead of a series of smaller
roads or streets.

! Short

Calculates the route with the shortest dis­tance to the destination as the priority.
Usually practical for slower vehicles. Rarely
practical to use to search for shorter routes
for normal vehicles regardless of the
speed.

! Economical

Calculates a quick and save fuel.

Off-road Navigation

You can enable or disable off-road navigation
which navigates between destinations in a
straight line.

Motorways

You can decide whether to avoid motorways
when you are driving a slow car or you are tow­ing another vehicle.

Period Charge

You can select whether to include toll roads
with restricted time access that allow you to
purchase a separate pass or vignette to extend

.

the length of time allotted for use. This option
can be enabled or disabled separately from
the toll road usage option.

Per-use Toll

You can decide whether to include toll roads
where there is a per-use charge. The naviga­tion system includes toll roads by default.

Ferries

You can decide whether to include ferries. The
navigation system includes ferries by default.

Car Shuttle Trains

You can decide whether to include car shuttle
trains. Car shuttle trains are used to transport
vehicles for relatively short distances and they
usually connect places that are not easily ac­cessible by road.

Unpaved Roads

You can decide whether to include unpaved
roads. The navigation system excludes un­paved roads by default.

“Sound” settings

Master

You can adjust the volume of all sound types.

Voice

You can adjust the volume of the guidance
sounds (verbal instructions).

Alert Beeps

You can adjust the volume of the non-verbal
alert sounds (beeps).

Ding

You can turn off the attention tone that pre­cedes the verbal instructions or adjust its vo­lume.

Voice Guidance

You can enable or disable voice guidance. This
function is enabled by default.

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Announce Streets and Roads in Native
Language Area : Numbers and Names

You can decide whether to have the navigation
system announce the street names in the na­tive language of the area, only the road num­bers, or only the manoeuvres.

Announce Streets and Roads in Foreign
Language Area : Numbers and Names

You can decide whether to have the navigation
system read the street names in a foreign
country, only the road numbers, or only the
manoeuvres.

Early Indication of Manouevres

You can decide whether you want an immedi­ate announcement for the next manoeuvre or
to receive the information when the turn is
near.

Verbosity Level

You can set the verbosity of the voice instruc­tions: how much information is given and how
often the prompts occur.
! Minimal: Voice instructions are given once

right before the next manoeuvre.

! Medium: Voice instructions are given once

as the vehicle approaches the next man­oeuvre and it is repeated right before the
manoeuvre.

! Verbose: Voice instructions are given once

relatively far from the next manoeuvre, it is
repeated as the vehicle approaches the
next turn, and it is repeated again right be­fore the actual manoeuvre.

Announce Route Summary

Whenever a route is calculated, this naviga­tion system can read out the quick summary
of the route.

Announce Country Info

When you cross country borders, this naviga­tion system can read out information about
the country you have just entered.

Announce Traffic Info

When a traffic message is received, this navi­gation system can read out the message.

Announce System Messages

When a system message appears, this naviga­tion system can read out the message.

“Warnings” settings

p This system is able to warn you if you ex-

ceed the current limit. This information
may not be available for your region (ask
your local dealer), or may not be fully cor­rect for all roads in the map.

p You must ensure on your own liability that

using this feature is legal in the country
where you intend to use it.

Speed Warning
! Warn When Speeding

You can decide whether you want to receive
visible and/or audible warnings. Adjust the
slider to set the relative speed above which
the application initiates the warning.
The following alert types are available:
— Audio and Visual: When selected, audi-

ble and visible warnings will go off
when you exceed the speed limit.

— Visual: When selected, visible warnings

will go off when you exceed the speed
limit.

! Speed limit always visible

You can decide whether you want to see
the speed limit sign on the map all the
time. If you exceed the speed limit, the sign
colour is changed.

! Warn at 100 of the Speed Limit (Outside

Towns)

You can receive a warning when you ex­ceed the speed limit with the set percen­tage in rural areas.

! Warn at 100 of the Speed Limit (Within

Towns)

You can receive a warning when you ex­ceed the speed limit with the set percen­tage in urban areas.

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Alert Points

This setting allows you to receive a warning
when approaching the alert points like school
zones or railroad crossings. You can set an
alert for the different alert point categories in­dividually.
The following alert types are available:
! Audio and Visual: You receive audible and

visible warnings while you are approaching
one of these points.

! Visual: You receive a visible warning while

you are approaching one of these points.
For some of the alert points, the enforced or
expected speed limit is available. For these
points, the audio alert can be different if you
are below or above the given speed limit.
! Only When Speeding: The audio alert is

only played when you exceed the given

speed limit.
! When Approaching: The audio alert is al-

ways played when approaching one of

these alert points. In order to draw your at-

tention, the alert is different when you ex-

ceed the speed limit.

Warning Road Signs

Maps may contain driver alert information.
Touch this key to turn on or off these warnings
and to set the distance from the hazard to re­ceive the warning at. These can be set indivi­dually for the different warning types.

! Landmarks

This setting shows or hides 3D landmarks
which are 3D artistic or block representa­tions of prominent or well-known objects.

! Buildings

This setting shows or hides 3D city models
which are 3D artistic or block representa­tions of full city building data containing
actual building sizes and actual positions
on the map.

! 3D Terrain

This setting shows or hides the 3D eleva­tion of the surrounding terrain.

! Track Logs

You can turn on or off track log saving
which saves the sequence of the locations
you go through on your journeys.

! Place Markers

You can select which places to show on the
map while navigating. Too many places
make the map crowded so it is a good idea
to keep as few of them on the map as pos­sible. For this, you have the possibility to
save different place visibility settings. You
have the following possibilities:
— Touch the name of the place category to

open the list of its subcategories.

— Touch

bility settings or to load settings pre­viously saved. Here you can also revert
to the default visibility settings.

to save the current place visi-

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“Navigation Map” settings

Map Display

You can see the effect when you change a set­ting.

! Viewpoint

You can adjust the basic zoom and tilt le-

vels to your needs. Three levels are avail-

able.

! Colour Mode

You can switch between daytime and night-

time colour modes or let the software

switch between the two modes automati-

cally a few minutes before sunrise and a

few minutes after sunset.

Data Fields

Touch and hold down this key and then select
the values that you wish to have displayed to
customise the data fields in the corner of the
Map screen. You can choose to have different
values displayed for when navigating a route
to a select destination and for when just cruis­ing around without any particular destination
in mind. You can select such options to dis­play as general trip data including the current
speed or altitude, route data related to the
final destination, and route data related to the
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Route Progress Bar

You can turn on the route progress bar to dis­play the current route as a straight line located
on the right side of the map. The arrow repre­sents your current position and moves up the
line as you travel along the route. Waypoints
and traffic event markers also display on the
line.

Offer Motorway Services

You may need a petrol station or a restaurant
during your journey. This feature displays a
new key on the map when you are driving on
motorways. Touch this key to open a panel
with the details of the next few exits or service
stations. Touch any of them to display it on the
map and add it as a waypoint to your route if
needed.

Automatic Overview

When selected, the map zooms out to show
an overview of the surrounding area if the next
route event (manoeuvre) is far. When you get
close to the event, the map returns to the nor­mal map view.

Facility Types

You can select the service types displayed for
the motor way exits. Choose from the POI cate­gories.

Signposts

Whenever adequate information is available,
lane information similar to the real ones on
road signs above the road is displayed at the
top of the map. You can turn this feature on or
off.

Junction View

If you are approaching a motorway exit or a
complex intersection and the necessary infor­mation exists, the map is replaced with a 3D
view of the junction.

the map. A top-down overview of the tunnel
and remaining distance are also displayed.

Offer Congestion Detour on Highways

When you slow down while driving on a motor­way, there is a chance it is due to traffic jam,
so this navigation system offers you a detour
using the next exit. The message shows you
distance of the exit and the difference in dis­tance and estimated time compared to the ori­ginal route. You can choose from one of the
following options:
! Touch [Dismiss ] or just ignore the message

if you want to keep the original route.

! Touch [Preview] to see the overview of the

original route and the detour to make the
decision. You can accept the detour as of­fered or increase the bypassed motorway
segment before accepting.

! Turn to the suggested new direction and

the route will be automatically recalcu­lated.

Offer Real-time Route Alternatives

Alternative routes can be suggested when
driving on normal roads. This navigation sys­tem will select a different turn in the upcom­ing intersection and offer you a different route
for the next section of the route. But you can­not modify the offered detour.

Offer Parking Around Destination

Parking at the destination may not be easy in
city areas. As you approach the destination,
this navigation system can offer parking cate­gory places near your destination. Touch
open a top-down map with the destination and
the offered parking places. Select one and
modify the route accordingly.

to

Tunnel View

When entering tunnels, the surface roads and
buildings can be distracting. This feature
shows a generic picture of a tunnel instead of

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Offer Hints Upon Detour

If you leave the recommended route and sud­denly exit the motorway, this navigation sys­tem offers different alternatives near the exit
like petrol stations or restaurants. Also, if
there are avoidable parts of the original route
ahead (like a tunnel, a toll road or a ferry), you
will find them in the list in case you want to by­pass them with the help of this navigation sys­tem.

“Regional” settings

Language

This key displays the current language of the
user interface. By touching the key, you can
select a new language from the list of avail­able languages. This system will restart if you
change this setting.

Voice Language

This key shows the current voice guidance pro­file. By touching the key, you can select a new
profile from the list of available languages and
speakers. Touch any of these keys to hear a
sample voice prompt.

Units and Formats

You can set the distance units to be used by
this system. This system may not support all
the listed units in some voice guidance lan­guages. You can also set other country speci­fic units used to display different values in this
system.

“Traffic” settings

Traffic

You can set to enable or disable the TMC recei­ver that can receive real-time traffic informa­tion.

Data Source

You can select what data source you want to
use for receiving real-time traffic information.
This is available only if the receiver is enabled.

Offer Detour if it Saves at Least

You can set how this navigation system uses
the received real-time traffic information in
route calculation. When calculating a new
route, or when recalculation becomes neces­sary based on the received traffic events, the
system avoids traffic events if it makes sense.
You can also set the minimum delay that trig­gers route recalculation.

Confirm Detours Manually

You can enable or disable the manual confir­mation of every recalculation.

“Weather” settings

Online Weather

You can enable or disable the online weather
forecast option.

Auto Download Weather

You can enable or disable the automatic down­load of the weather forecast.

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“Display” settings

Menu Animations

When animation is turned on, keys on menus
and keyboard screens appear in an animated
way. Screen transitions are also animated.

“Trip Monitor” settings

p “Trip Database Size ” shows the current

size of the trip database, the sum of all trip
logs saved.

Enable Auto-Saving

You can set to enable or disable the automatic
recording of statistical data of your trips.

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Save Track Log

You can decide whether you want to save track
logs, the sequence of the positions given by
the GPS receiver. Track logs can be saved to­gether with trip logs and they can later be dis­played on the map.

“Connected Services” settings

You can use the “Connected Services” set­tings to enable or disable connected online
features.
p You will need to install the AVICSYNC App

on your iPhone or smartphone first in order
to be able to use online services, which re­quire a subscription. The service coverage
for each online service may vary depending
on the content provider providing the ser­vice.

“Usage Reports” settings

Application Usage Information

You can enable or disable the collection of
anonymous statistical information on using
this navigation system for later development
purposes.
p The collected data is used for improving

the user interface and the programme
workflow. The data is processed anon­ymously, and no one will be able to track
any personal information.

parameters that are to be used during the ini­tal setup proccess.

GPS Tracks

You can set to enable or disable collecting
anonymous track logs for later development
purposes.
p The collected data is used for improving

the quality and coverage of maps. The data
is processed anonymously, and no one will
be able to track any personal information.

“Start Configuration Wizard”
settings

You can use the “Start Configuration Wi-
zard” settings to modify the basic software

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If your devices feature Bluetooth®technology,
this product can be connected to your devices
wirelessly. This section describes how to set
up a Bluetooth connection.

For details about connectivity with the devices
featuring Bluetooth wireless technology, refer
to the information on our website.

Preparing communication
devices

This product has a built-in function that en­ables using devices featuring Bluetooth wire­less technology.

= For details, refer to Notes for hands-free

phoning on page 67.

You can register and use devices that feature
the following profiles with this product.

! HFP (Hands-Free Profile)
! A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Pro-

file)
! SPP (Serial Port Profile)
p When this product is turned off, the

Bluetooth connection is also disconnected.

When the system restarts, the system auto-

matically attempts to reconnect the pre-

viously-connected device. Even when the

connection is severed for some reason, the

system automatically reconnects the speci-

fied device (except when the connection is

severed due to device operation).

p If three devices are already paired, “Mem-

ory Full” is displayed and pairing cannot

be performed. In such cases, delete a
paired device first.

= For details, refer to Deleting a registered

device on page 57.

Searching for nearby Bluetooth
devices

The system searches for available Bluetooth
devices near this product, displays them in a
list, and registers them for connection.
p When the device is already connected, this

function is inactive.

1 Activate the Bluetooth wireless tech­nology on your devices.

p For some Bluetooth devices, no specific ac-

tion is necessary to activate Bluetooth wire­less technology. For details, refer to the
instruction manual of your devices.

2 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

3 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

4 Touch [Connection].

The following screen appears.

Registering and connecting a Bluetooth device

Registering your Bluetooth
devices

You need to register your devices featuring
Bluetooth wireless technology when you con­nect it to this product for the first time. A total
of three devices can be registered. Two regis­tration methods are available:

! Searching for nearby Bluetooth devices
! Pairing from your Bluetooth devices

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5 Touch the following key.

Starts searching.

The system searches for Bluetooth devices
waiting for a connection and displays them in
the list if a device is found.

p Up to 30 devices will be listed in the order

that the devices are found.

6 Wait until your Bluetooth device ap­pears in the list.

p If you cannot find the Bluetooth device that

you want to connect, check that the device
is waiting for a Bluetooth wireless technol­ogy connection.

7 Touch the Bluetooth device name you
want to register.

While connecting, “Pairing… Please wait.” is
displayed. If the connection is established,
“Paired.” is displayed.

p If your device supports SSP (Secure Simple

Pairing), a six-digit number appears on the
display of this product. Touch [Yes] to pair­ing the device.

p If the connection fails, “Error” is displayed.

In such cases, try again from the begin­ning.

p The PIN code is set to “0000” as the default,

but can be changed.

= For details, refer to Entering the PIN code

for Bluetooth wireless connection on

page 59.

p Once the connection is established, the de-

vice name is displayed. Touch the device
name to disconnect.

After the device is successfully registered, a
Bluetooth connection is established from the
system.
The profile icons in the registered device list
screen are displayed and illuminated as fol­lows.

Illuminates when your mobile de­vice is successfully connected with
the HFP (Hands-Free Profile).

Illuminates when your audio de­vice is successfully connected with
the A2DP (Advanced Audio Distri­bution Profile)/AVRCP (Audio/
Video Remote Control Profile).

Illuminates when the Bluetooth
connection is established with the
SPP (Serial Port Profile).

p After pairing, the phone book registered in

the device may be automatically trans-

mitted to this product.
# If you touch the following key, you can switch
the display between the device names and
Bluetooth device addresses.

Switches between the device
names and Bluetooth device ad­dresses.

Pairing from your Bluetooth
devices

You can register a Bluetooth device by setting
this product to standby mode and requesting
a connection from the Bluetooth device.

p Before registration, make sure that “Visibi-

lity” in the “Bluetooth” menu is set to
“On”.

= For details, refer to Switching visibility on

page 58.

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1 Activate the Bluetooth wireless tech­nology on your devices.

p For some Bluetooth devices, no specific ac-

tion is necessary to activate Bluetooth wire­less technology. For details, refer to the
instruction manual of your devices.

2 Use the Bluetooth setting in the device
to pair this product with the device.

p If a PIN code input is required, enter a PIN

code. (The default PIN code is “0000”.)
When the device is successfully registered,
the connection settings are made from the
device.

p If registration fails, repeat the procedure

from the beginning.

Connecting to a Bluetooth
device automatically

If this function is set to on, a connection be­tween your Bluetooth device and this product
will take place automatically as soon as the
two devices are less than a few metres apart.
Initially, this function is set to on.
p If this function is set to on, a connection

with the last connected Bluetooth device
will be established automatically when the
ignition switch is turned on.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

If your Bluetooth device is ready for a
Bluetooth wireless connection, a connection
to this product will automatically be estab­lished.
If connection fails, “Auto connection failed.
Retry?” appears.
Touch [Ye s ] to reconnect.

# To turn automatic connection off, touch [Auto
Connect] again.

p Once the connection is established for the

first time, the connection with the device
will be established automatically when the
ignition switch is turned on from the next
time.

Deleting a registered device

When you have already registered three
Bluetooth devices and you want to add an­other one, you must first delete one of the re­gistered devices.
p If a registered phone is deleted, all the

phone book entries and call history lists
that correspond to the phone will be also
cleared.

CAUTION

Never turn this product off while the paired
Bluetooth device is being deleted.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

Registering and connecting a Bluetooth device

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [Auto Connect] repeatedly until
the desired setting appears.

! On (default):

Turns the automatic connection on.

! Off:

Turns the automatic connection off.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [Connection].

The following screen appears.

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3 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

4 Touch the following key.

Deletes a paired device.

A message prompting you to delete a regis­tered device appears.

5 Touch [Yes].

The device is deleted.

Connecting a registered
Bluetooth device manually

Connect the Bluetooth device manually in the
following cases:
! Two or more Bluetooth devices are regis-

tered, and you want to manually select the
device to be used.

! You want to reconnect a disconnected

Bluetooth device.

! Connection cannot be established automa-

tically for some reason.
If you wish to start the connection manually,
carry out the following procedure.

1 Activate the Bluetooth wireless tech­nology on your devices.

p For some Bluetooth devices, no specific ac-

tion is necessary to activate Bluetooth wire­less technology. For details, refer to the
instruction manual of your devices.

2 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

4 Touch [Connection].

The following screen appears.

5 Touch the name of the device that you
want to connect.

Switching visibility

This function sets whether or not to make this
product visible to the other device.
Initially, this function is set to on.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [Visibility] repeatedly until the
desired setting appears.

! On (default):

Turns the visibility on.

! Off:

Turns the visibility off.

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Entering the PIN code for
Bluetooth wireless connection

To connect your Bluetooth device to this pro­duct via Bluetooth wireless technology, you
need to enter a PIN code on your Bluetooth
device to verify the connection.
The default code is “0000”, but you can change
it with this function.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [PIN Code Input].
The “PIN Code” screen appears.

4 Touch [0] to [9] to input pin code (up to
8 digits).

5 Touch the following key.

Stores the PIN code in this pro­duct.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [Device Infromation].

The Bluetooth device address is displayed.

Clearing the Bluetooth
memory

p This setting is available only when you stop

your vehicle in a safe place and apply the
handbrake.

CAUTION

Never turn this product off while the Bluetooth
memory is being cleared.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

Registering and connecting a Bluetooth device

Displaying the Bluetooth
device address

This product can display its Bluetooth device
address.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [Bluetooth Memory Clear].

4 Touch [Clear].

The confirmation screen appears.

5 Touch [OK].

The Bluetooth memory is cleared.

# If you do not want to clear the memory, touch
[Cancel].

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Registering and connecting a Bluetooth device

Updating Bluetooth software

This function is used to update this product
with the latest Bluetooth software. For details
on Bluetooth software and updating, refer to
our website.
p The source is turned off and the Bluetooth

connection is disconnected before the pro-

cess starts.
p This setting is available only when you stop

your vehicle in a safe place and apply the

handbrake.

CAUTION

Never turn this product off and never disconnect
the phone while the software is being updated.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [BT Software Update].

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [Bluetooth Version Information].

The version of this product’s Bluetooth mod­ule appears.

4 Touch [Start].

The data transfer screen is displayed.

p Follow the on-screen instructions to finish

updating the Bluetooth software.

Displaying the Bluetooth
software version

If this product fails to operate properly, you
may need to consult your dealer for repair.
In such cases, you may be asked to specify the
software version. Perform the following proce­dure to check the version on this unit.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

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CAUTION

For your safety, avoid talking on the phone as
much as possible while driving.

If your mobile phone features Bluetooth tech­nology, this product can be connected to your
mobile phone wirelessly. Using this hands-free
function, you can operate this product to
make or receive phone calls. This section de­scribes how to set up a Bluetooth connection
and how to operate a mobile phone featuring
Bluetooth technology on this product.

For details about connectivity with the devices
featuring Bluetooth wireless technology, refer
to the information on our website.

Displaying the phone menu

Use the Phone icon if you wish to connect a
mobile phone to this product for utilisation.
= For details, refer to Chapter 11.
p The Phone icon is displayed on the follow-

ing screens.

— Top menu screen
— AV operation screen
— On the App control side bar on the

AppRadio Mode and MirrorLink
screens

Touch panel keys

6 7

1
2
3

4
5

1 Displays the preset dial screen.
2 Switches to the phone book list.
3 Switches to the missed, received and dialled

call lists.

4 Switches the mode to enter the phone num-

ber directly.

5 Switches to the voice recognition function (for

iPhone).

6 Displays the Setting menu screen.
7 Closes the screen.
8 Displays the alphabet search screen.

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% Touch the following key.

Displays the Phone menu screen.

p The “Phone Book” screen appears when

using this function for the first time. The
screen of the last-used function appears
from the next time.

1 Menu title
2 Name of the connected mobile phone
3 Battery status of the mobile phone
4 Reception status of the mobile phone
5 Indicates that a Bluetooth telephone is con-

nected.
The device number of the connected device is
displayed.

6 List display area

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Making a phone call

You can make a phone call in many different
ways.

Direct dialling

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Dial” screen appears.

1 2

1 Dial pad
2 Deletes one digit. Touch and hold to delete

all digits.

3 Touch the number keys to enter the
phone number.

4 Touch the following key.

Calling a number in the phone
book

After finding the number you want to call in
the phone book, you can select the entry and
make the call.
p The contacts on your phone will normally

be transferred to this product automatically
when the phone is connected.
If it is not, use your phone menu to transfer
the contacts.
The visibility of this product should be on
when you use the “Bluetooth” menu.
= For details, refer to Switching visibility

on page 58.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Phone Book” screen appears.

3 Touch the desired name on the list.

The details screen of the phone book appears.

Makes a call.

5 Touch the following key.

Ends the call.

The call ends.

p You may hear a noise when you hang up

the phone.

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4 Touch the phone number you want to
dial.

The dial screen appears.

5 Dialling starts.

p To cancel the call, touch .

6 Touch the following key.

Ends the call.

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The call ends.

Selecting a number by alphabet
search mode

If a lot of numbers are registered in the phone
book, you can search for the phone number by
alphabet search mode.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Phone Book” screen appears.

3 Touch the Initial Search Bar to display
the alphabet search screen.

4 Touch the first letter of the entry you
are looking for.

The “Phone Book” entries starting with that
letter (e.g. “Ben”, “Brian” and “Burt” when “B”
is selected) will be displayed.

p When the system language is set to Rus-

sian, the following key appears.
If you want to change the character, touch
the following key until the desired character
repeatedly.

8 Touch the following key.

Ends the call.

The call ends.

Dialling from the history

The most recent calls made (dialled, received
and missed) are stored in the call history list.
You can browse the call history list and call
numbers from it.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “History” screen appears.

p Depending on the type of mobile phone,

some calls may not be displayed in the call
history.

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Changes the character.

5 Touch the list to display the phone
number list of the selected entry.

The details screen of the phone book appears.

# If several phone numbers are included in an
entry, select one by touching the list.

6 Touch the phone number you want to
dial.

The dial screen appears.

7 Dialling starts.

p To cancel the call, touch .

1

1 Type of call history

Received calls.

Dialled calls.

Missed calls.

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3 Touch the desired entry on the list to
make a call.

The dial screen appears.

4 Dialling starts.

p To cancel the call, touch .

5 Touch the following key.

Ends the call.

The call ends.

Using the preset dial lists

You can dial a number from the preset dial
list.

Registering a phone number

You can easily store up to six phone numbers
per device as presets.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Preset Dial” screen appears.

3 Touch the desired entry on the list to
make a call.

The dial screen appears.

4 Dialling starts.

p To cancel the call, touch .

5 Touch the following key.

Ends the call.

The call ends.

Deleting a phone number

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Phone Book” or “History” screen ap­pears.

3 Touch the following key.

Registers the phone number to the
“Preset Dial” list.

Dialling from the preset dial list

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

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The “Preset Dial” screen appears.

3 Touch the following key.

Deletes the phone number.

Receiving a phone call

You can perform hands-free answering by
using this product.

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Answering an incoming call

This product informs you that it is receiving a
call by displaying a message and producing a
ring sound.

p You can set the system to automatically an-

swer incoming calls. If this product is not
set to automatically answer incoming calls,
you will have to answer the calls manually.

= For details, refer to Answering a call

automatically on page 66.

p The registered name appears if the phone

number of the received call is already regis­tered in “Phone Book”.

1 Touch the following key.

Answers an incoming call.

Minimising the dial
confirmation screen

p The dial confirmation screen cannot be

minimised on the AV operation screen.

p AV sources cannot be selected even if the

dial confirm screen is minimised while talk­ing on the phone.

1 Touch the following key.

The dial confirmation screen is
minimised.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the dial confirmation
screen again.

Using hands-free phoning

Rejects an incoming call.

The rejected call is recorded in the missed call
history list.

= For details, refer to Dialling from the history

on page 63.

2 Touch the following key.

Ends the call.

The call ends.

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Changing the phone settings

Answering a call automatically

This product automatically answers incoming
calls to the connected mobile phone, so you
can answer calls while driving without taking
your hands off the steering wheel.
When “Auto Answer” is set to “On”, an in­coming call will be automatically answered in
5 seconds.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [Auto Answer] repeatedly until
the desired setting appears.

! Off (default):

Turns the automatic answering off.

! On:

Turns the automatic answering on.

3 Touch [Ring Tone] repeatedly until the
desired setting appears.

! On (default):

Turns the ring tone on.

! Off:

Turns the ring tone off.

Inverting names in the phone book

When your device is connected to this pro­duct, the first and last names of your contacts
may be registered to the phone book in reverse
order.
You can use this function to change the order
back. (Inverting the names in the phone book)

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

3 Touch [Invert Name].

The confirmation screen appears.

Switching the ring tone

You can select whether or not to use this pro­duct’s ring tone. If this function is set to on,
the ring tone for this product will sound.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “Bluetooth” screen appears.

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4 Touch [Yes].

p If the inversion fails, “Invert Name Error”

appears. In such cases, try again from the
beginning.

p Inverting the names of your contacts from

this product does not affect the data on
your Bluetooth device.

Setting the private mode

During a conversation, you can switch to pri­vate mode (talk directly on your mobile
phone).

Using hands-free phoning

% Touch the following keys to turn pri­vate mode on or off.

Talk directly on your mobile device

Hands-free phoning

Adjusting the other party’s
listening volume

To maintain good sound quality, this product
can adjust the other party’s listening volume.
If the volume is not loud enough for the other
party, use this function.

% Touch the following key.

Switches between the three vo­lume levels.

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You can use the voice recognition function in
the same way as using it on the iPhone.

p You can also launch the voice recognition

function by pressing and holding the
HOME button.

Indicates that this product is on
standby for your voice commands.

Cancels the voice recognition
function.

p This function can be performed even while

talking on the phone.

p Settings can be stored for each device.

Using the voice recognition
function (for iPhone)

You can use the voice recognition function of
iPhone.
p When an iPhone running iOS 6.1 or higher

is used, Siri Eyes Free Mode is available
with this product.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys to start voice
control.

The voice recognition function launches and
the voice control screen appears.

Notes for hands-free phoning

General notes

! Connection to all mobile phones featuring

Bluetooth wireless technology is not guar­anteed.

! The line-of-sight distance between this pro-

duct and your mobile phone must be 10
metres or less when sending and receiving
voice and data via Bluetooth technology.
However, the actual transmission distance
may be shorter than the estimated dis­tance, depending on the usage environ­ment.

! With some mobile phones, the ring sound

may not be output from the speakers.

! If private mode is selected on the mobile

phone, hands-free phoning may be dis­abled.

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Registration and connection

! Mobile phone operations vary depending

on the type of mobile phone. Refer to the

instruction manual that came with your

mobile phone for detailed instructions.
! With mobile phones, phone book transfer

may not work even though your phone is

paired with this product. In that case, dis-

connect your phone, and then perform

pairing again from your phone to this pro-

duct.

Making and receiving calls

! You may hear a noise in the following situa-

tions:

— When you answer the phone using the

button on the phone.

— When the person on the other end of

the line hangs up the phone.

! If the person on the other end of the line

cannot hear the conversation due to an

echo, decrease the volume level for hands-

free phoning. This may reduce the echo.
! With some mobile phones, even if you

press the accept button on the mobile

phone when a call comes in, hands-free

phoning may not be performed.
! The registered name appears if the phone

number of the received call is already regis-

tered in the phone book. When one phone

number is registered under different

names, only the phone number is dis-

played.
! If the phone number of the received call is

not registered in the phone book, the

phone number of the received call appears.

Phone book transfers

! If there are more than 800 phone book en-

tries on your mobile phone, not all entries
may download completely.

! With some mobile phones, it may not be

possible to transfer all items in the phone
book at one time. In this case, transfer
items one by one from your mobile phone.

! Depending on the mobile phone, this pro-

duct may not display the phone book cor­rectly. (Some characters may be garbled, or
the order of first and last names may be re­versed.)

! If the phone book in the mobile phone con-

tains image data, the phone book may not
be transferred correctly. (Image data can­not be transferred from the mobile phone.)

! Depending on the mobile phone, phone

book transfer may not be available.

The received call and the dialled
number histories

! You cannot make a call to the entry of an

unknown user (no phone number) in the re-

ceived call history.
! If calls are made by operating your mobile

phone, no history data will be recorded in

this product.

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iPod / iPhone or smartphone setup operation

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When using an iPod / iPhone or a smartphone
with this product, configure the settings of
this product according to the device to be con­nected.
This section described the settings required
for each device.

The basic flow of iPod /
iPhone or smartphone setup

1 Select the method for connecting your de-

vice.

= For details, refer to Setting the device

connection method on page 69.

2 Connect your device to this product.

= For details of the connections, refer to

the Installation Manual.

3 If necessary, connect your device to this

product via Bluetooth connection.
= For details of the Bluetooth connection,

refer to Chapter 11.

Setting the device
connection method

If you want to use the application for iPhone
or smartphone on this product, you must se­lect the method for connecting your device.
Settings are required according to the con­nected device.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

3 Touch [Input/Output settings].

4 Touch [Smartphone Setup].
The “Smartphone Setup” screen appears.

5 Touch the following settings.

! Device: Select the device to be connected.
! Connection: Select the connection meth-

od.

p Configure the settings correctly according

to the device to be connected and the con­nection method to be used.

= For details, refer to Information on the

connections and functions for each de­vice on page 71.

p If you change the setting, the confirmation

screen appears.
Touch [OK].
The setting will change after the following
processes are automatically executed.

— The source is turned off.
— AppRadio Mode and MirrorLink mode

are exited.

— The smartphone connection (USB and

Bluetooth) is disconnected.

To cancel, touch [Cancel].

iPod compatibility

This product supports only the following iPod
models and iPod software versions. Others
may not work correctly.
Made for

! iPhone 5s: iOS 7.0.3
! iPhone 5c: iOS 7.0.3
! iPhone 5: iOS 7.0.3
! iPhone 4s: iOS 7.0.3
! iPhone 4: iOS 7.0.3
! iPhone 3GS: iOS 6.0.1
! iPod touch (5th generation): iOS 6.0.1
! iPod touch (4th generation): iOS 6.0.1
! iPod touch (3rd generation): iOS 5.1.1
! iPod touch (2nd generation): iOS 4.2.1
! iPod classic 160GB (2009): Ver. 2.0.4
! iPod classic 160GB (2008): Ver. 2.0.1
! iPod classic 80GB: Ver. 1.1.2
! iPod nano (7th generation)
! iPod nano (6th generation): Ver. 1.2

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! iPod nano (5th generation): Ver. 1.0.2
! iPod nano (4th generation): Ver. 1.0.4
! iPod nano (3rd generation): Ver. 1.1.3

p You can connect and control an iPod com-

patible with this product by using sepa-

rately sold connector cables.
p Operation methods may vary depending on

the iPod model and the software version of

the iPod.
p Depending on the software version of the

iPod, it may not be compatible with this

product.

For details about iPod compatibility with

this product, refer to the information on our

website.

This manual applies to the following iPod
models.

iPod with 30-pin connector

! iPhone 4s
! iPhone 4
! iPhone 3GS
! iPod touch 4th generation
! iPod touch 3rd generation
! iPod touch 2nd generation
! iPod classic 160GB
! iPod classic 80GB
! iPod nano 6th generation
! iPod nano 5th generation
! iPod nano 4th generation
! iPod nano 3rd generation

iPod with Lightning connector

! iPhone 5s
! iPhone 5c
! iPhone 5
! iPod touch 5th generation
! iPod nano 7th generation

p Compatibility with all Android devices is

not guaranteed.
For details about Android device compatibility
with this product, refer to the information on
our website.

MirrorLink device
compatibility

p This product is compatible with MirrorLink

version 1.0.
p Compatibility with all MirrorLink devices is

not guaranteed.
For details about MirrorLink device compat­ibility with this product, refer to the informa­tion on our website.

Android™device compatibility

p Operation methods may vary depending on

the Android device and the software ver­sion of the Android OS.

p Depending on the version of the Android

OS, it may not be compatible with this pro­duct.

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Information on the connections and functions for each device

The settings and cables required for connecting each device, and the available sources are as follows.

iPod / iPhone with a 30-pin connector

Required cable (sold separately)

Smartphone Setup

Bluetooth connection

Connection requirement —

Available source

Note:

AppRadio Mode is available on AVIC-F60DAB, AVIC-F960DAB and AVIC-F960BT.

Device iPhone/iPod iPhone/iPod iPhone/iPod

Connection Wireless via BT USB USB

iPod (audio) — 11

iPod (video) — 11

aha 111

AppRadio Mode ——1

Cable connection is
not required.

Bluetooth connec­tion is required for
using aha.

CD-IU201V CD-IU201S

——

Connect to USB
port 1 for using aha.

Connect to USB
port 1 for using
AppRadio Mode.

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iPod / iPhone with a Lightning connector

Required cable (sold separately)

Smartphone Setup

Bluetooth connection

Connection requirement ——

Available source

Remarks ——

(*1) Install the CarMediaPlayer app on your iPod or iPhone.

= For details about the CarMediaPlayer, refer to the information on our website.
= Refer to the CarMediaPlayer manual for more information.

Device iPhone/iPod iPhone/iPod iPhone/iPod

Connection Wireless via BT USB Digital AV adapter

iPod (audio) — 1 —

iPod (video) ———

aha 111

AppRadio Mode ——1

Cable connection is
not required.

Bluetooth connec­tion is required for
using aha.

CD-IU52

Bluetooth connec­tion is required for
using aha.

! CD-IH202
! CD-IU52
! Lightning Digital

AV Adapter

Bluetooth connec­tion is required.

Connect to USB
port 1 for using
AppRadio Mode.

! iPod is not avail-

able. Please use
the CarMedia-
Player to play
music or videos
in AppRadio
Mode. (*1)

! This connection

and settings are
available on
AVIC-F60DAB,
AVIC-F960DAB
and AVIC­F960BT.

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Android, MirrorLink device

Required cable (sold separately)

Smartphone Setup

Bluetooth connection

Connection requirement —

Available source

Remarks ——

Device Others Others Others

Connection Wireless via BT USB HDMI

aha 111

AppRadio Mode ——1

MirrorLink — 1 —

Cable connection is
not required.

Bluetooth connec­tion is required for
using aha.

CD-MU200 CD-AH200

Bluetooth connec­tion is required for
using aha.

Connect to USB
port 2.

iPod / iPhone or smartphone setup operation

Bluetooth connec­tion is required.

Connect to USB
port 2.

This connection and
settings are avail­able on AVIC­F60DAB, AVIC­F960DAB and AVIC­F960BT.

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Using the radio

You can listen to the radio using this product.
This section describes operations for the
radio.

Using the touch panel keys

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a

9

1 Displays the source list.

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the source list on page 21.

2 Selects a band.

= For details, refer to Selecting a band on

page 75.

3 Displays the Time and date setting

screen.

= For details, refer to Setting the time and

date on page 177.

4 Displays the Setting menu screen.
5 Recalls equaliser curves.

= For details, refer to Using the equaliser

on page 156.

6 Stores song information to an iPod.

= For details, refer to Storing song informa-

tion to an iPod (iTunes Tagging) on page

177.

7 Displays the Phone menu screen.

= For details, refer to Displaying the phone

menu on page 61.

8 Performs manual tuning or seek tuning.

= For details, refer to Manual tuning on

page 75.

= For details, refer to Seek tuning on page

75.

9 Displays the preset channels.

8

= For details, refer to Selecting a preset

channel from the preset channel list on

page 76.

a Recalls the preset channel stored to a key

from memory with a single touch of the

key.

Stores the current broadcast frequency to

a key for later recall by continuing to

touch the key.

= For details, refer to Storing broadcast fre-

5

6
7

quencies on page 76.

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1

8

1 Band indicator

Shows the tuned band: FM1, FM2, FM3 or

MW/LW.

2 Current time and date
3 Programme service name indicator

Shows the programme service name (station

name) of the current station.

p When “MW/LW” is selected, the fre-

quency will be displayed instead.

4 Radio text display area

Displays the radio text currently being re-

ceived.

p When “MW/LW” is selected, nothing is

displayed.

5 Song information

Shows the title of the current song and/or the

artist name for the current song (when avail-

able).

p When “MW/LW” is selected, nothing is

displayed.

6 iTunes®tagging song status indicator

2

3
4

5

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Shows the status of the song information
stored in this product.

p The icon is displayed on all operation

screens of AV sources.

Indicator Meaning

Appears when the song information
tag is stored in this product.

Appears when the song information
tag is being transferred to an iPod.

7 iTunes®tagging indicator

Indicates songs that are capable of iTunes tag­ging.

p The icon is displayed on all operation

screens of AV sources.

Indicator Meaning

Appears when this product receives
an iTunes song tag that can be
stored and then downloaded to an
iPod for later purchase.

Flashes when this product is storing
song tag information.

8 Preset number indicator

Highlights the selected preset item.

Starting procedure

1 Display the AV source selection screen.

= For details of the operations, refer to Dis-

playing the AV operation screen on page 20.

2 Touch [Radio] on the AV source selec­tion screen.
The “Radio” screen appears.

3 Use the touch panel keys on the screen
to control the radio.

= For details, refer to Using the touch panel

keys on page 74.

Selecting a band

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired band appears.

Switches between the following FM
bands: FM1, FM2 and FM3.

Switches between the following MW/
LW bands: MW and LW.

p This function is convenient for preparing

different preset lists for each band.

Manual tuning

% Touch the following keys to tune manu­ally.

Moves down one step at a time.

Moves up one step at a time.

p This function is convenient for preparing

different preset lists for each band.

Seek tuning

% Touch and hold one of the following
keys for about one second and then re­lease.

Scans frequencies until it finds a broad­cast strong enough for good reception.
You can cancel seek tuning by touching
either key briefly.
If you keep holding either key, you can
skip broadcasting frequencies. Seek
tuning will start when you release the
key.

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Selecting a preset channel
from the preset channel list

Once you have stored broadcast channels,
you can easily recall preset channels from
memory with a single touch of a key.

= For details, refer to Storing broadcast fre-

quencies on page 76.

1 Touch the preset channel list display
key.

1

1 Preset channel list display key

2 Touch the item on the list (“1” to “6”)to
switch to a channel registered as a preset
channel.

p If you touch the preset channel list display

key while the preset channel list is dis­played, the list disappears and the preset
tuning keys are displayed.

Storing broadcast frequencies

With a touch of any of the preset tuning keys
(“1” to “6”), you can easily store up to six
broadcast channels for later recall (also with
the touch of a key).

1 Select a frequency that you want to
store in memory.

2 Touch and hold a preset tuning key [1]
to [6].

The selected radio station is stored in memory.
The next time you touch the same preset tun­ing key “1” to “6”, the service component is re­called from memory.

p Up to 18 FM stations, six for each of the

three FM bands, as well as six MW/LW sta­tions, can be stored in memory.

Storing the strongest
broadcast frequencies

BSM (best stations memory) function automa­tically stores the six strongest broadcast fre­quencies under the preset tuning keys “1” to
“6” and, once stored there, you can tune into
them with the touch of a key.
p Storing broadcast frequencies with BSM

may replace broadcast frequencies you

have already saved.
p Previously stored broadcast frequencies

may remain stored if the number of strong

broadcast frequencies stored has not

reached the limit.

1 Touch the preset channel list display
key.

The preset channel list appears.

2 Touch [BSM] to begin a search.

A message appears. While the message is dis­played, the six strongest broadcast frequen­cies will be stored under the preset tuning
keys “1” to “6” in order of their signal strength.
When this is complete, the message disap­pears.

# If you touch [Cancel], the storage process is
cancelled.

Tuning into strong frequencies

p This setting is available only when “Radio”

is selected as the source.
Local seek tuning allows you to only tune into
those radio stations with sufficiently strong
signals for good reception.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

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2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

3 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

4 Touch [Radio settings].

The following screen appears.

5 Touch [Local].

The pop-up menu appears.

6 Touch the item you want to set.

FM

! Off (default):

Turns the seek tuning setting off.

! Level1:

Sets the level of sensitivity for FM to level 1.

! Level2:

Sets the level of sensitivity for FM to level 2.

! Level3:

Sets the level of sensitivity for FM to level 3.

! Level4:

Sets the level of sensitivity for FM to level 4.

MW/LW

! Off (default):

Turns the seek tuning setting off.

! Level1:

Sets the level of sensitivity for MW/LW to
level 1.

! Level2:

Sets the level of sensitivity for MW/LW to
level 2.

p The FM “Level4” (MW/LW “Level2”) setting

allows reception of only stations with the
strongest signals, while lower settings
allow reception of those with weaker sig­nals.

Receiving traffic
announcements

p This function can only be used on the FM

band.
TA (traffic announcement standby) lets you re­ceive traffic announcements automatically, no
matter what source you are listening to. TA
can be activated for both a TP station (a sta­tion that broadcasts traffic information) or an­other enhanced network’s TP station (a station
carrying information that cross-references TP
stations).

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

3 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

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4 Touch [Radio settings].

The following screen appears.

5 Touch [TA Interupt] repeatedly until the
desired setting appears.

! Off (default):

Does not receive traffic announcements
automatically.

! On:

Receives traffic announcements automati­cally.

6 Tune into a TP station or another en­hanced network’s TP station.

7 Use the VOL (+/–) button to adjust the
TA volume when a traffic announcement
begins.

The newly set volume is stored in memory and
recalled for subsequent traffic announce­ments.

p You can cancel the news programme by

changing the source.

p The system switches back to the original

source following traffic announcement re­ception.

p Only TP stations and other enhanced net-

works’ TP stations are tuned in during seek
tuning or BSM when the TA function is
on.

Using news programme
interruption

p This function can only be used on the FM

band.
When a news programme is broadcast from a
PTY code news station, this product can
switch from any station to the news broadcast

station. When the news programme ends, re­ception of the previous programme resumes.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

3 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

4 Touch [Radio settings].

The following screen appears.

5 Touch [News Interupt] repeatedly until
the desired setting appears.

! Off (default):

Deactivates the news programme interrup­tion function.

! On:

Activates the news programme interruption
function.

p You can cancel the news programme by

changing the source.

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Tuning into alternative
frequencies

p This function can only be used on the FM

band.
If you are listening to a broadcast and the re­ception becomes weak or there are other pro­blems, this product will automatically search
for a different station in the same network that
is broadcasting a stronger signal.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

3 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

4 Touch [Radio settings].

The following screen appears.

! Off:

Turns the alternative frequencies function
off.

p Only RDS stations are tuned in during seek

tuning or BSM when AF is on.

p When you recall a preset station, the tuner

may update the preset station with a new
frequency from the station’s AF list. No pre­set number appears on the display if the
RDS data for the station received differs
from that for the originally stored station.

p Sound may be temporarily interrupted by

another programme during an AF fre­quency search.

p AF can be turned on or off independently

for each FM band.

Limiting stations to
regional programming

p This function can only be used on the FM

band.
When AF (alternative frequency) is used to
automatically retune frequencies, the regional
function limits the selection to stations broad­casting regional programmes.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

Using the radio

5 Touch [Alternative FREQ] repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

! On (default):

Turns the alternative frequencies function
on.

The “System” screen appears.

3 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

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4 Touch [Radio settings].

The following screen appears.

5 Touch [Regional] repeatedly until the
desired setting appears.

! On (default):

Turns the regional function on.

! Off:

Turns the regional function off.

p Regional programming and regional net-

works are organised differently depending
on the country (i.e. they may change ac­cording to the time, country or broadcast
area).

p The preset number on the display may dis-

appear if the tuner tunes into a regional sta­tion that differs from the originally set
station.

p The regional function can be turned on or

off independently for each FM band.

Activating the Auto PI seek for
preset stations

This product can automatically search for a
different station with the same programming,
even during preset recall.
p “Auto PI” can be set only when the source

is selected to “OFF”.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

3 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

4 Touch [Radio settings].

The following screen appears.

Switching Auto PI seek

If this product fails to find a suitable alterna­tive frequency, or if you are listening to a
broadcast and the reception becomes weak,
this product will automatically search for a dif­ferent station with the same programming.

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! Off (default):

Deactivates the Auto PI seek function.

! On:

Activates the Auto PI seek function.

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Switching the sound
quality of the FM tuner

p This function can only be used on the FM

band.
You can select the sound quality from the
three settings according to the circumstances
of use.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

3 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

Switches to settings that prioritise noise
prevention.

! Hi-Fi:

Switches to the settings that give priority to
the sound quality.

Storing song information
to an iPod (iTunes Tagging)

p For details, refer to Storing song information

to an iPod (iTunes Tagging) on page 177.

Operating with the
hardware buttons

Press the TRK button

You can move the preset channels up or down.

Press and hold the TRK button

You can perform seek tuning.

Using the radio

4 Touch [Radio settings].

The following screen appears.

5 Touch [Tuner Sound].

The pop-up menu appears.

6 Touch the item you want to set.

! Standard (default):

Switches to the standard settings.

! Stable:

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Using the Digital Radio (DAB)

F60DAB F960DAB

You can listen to the Digital Audio Broadcast­ing using this product. This section describes
operations for Digital Audio Broadcasting.

To receive DAB signals, connect a DAB aerial
(AN-DAB1) sold separately to this product.

Digital Radio (Digital Radio) features the fol­lowing:
! High sound quality (nearly as high as for

CDs, although it may be reduced in some
cases in order to allow more services to be
broadcast)

! Interference-free reception

Some individual services in an ensemble may
be further subdivided into Service Compo­nents. The main Service Component is called
the Primary Service Component, and all auxili­ary Service Components are called Secondary
Service Components.

Ensemble

Service 1

Service 2

Service 3

: Primary data
: Secondary data

Primary Service Component

Primary Service Component

Secondary Service Component

Secondary Service Component

Primary Service Component

Data

Using the touch panel keys

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b

a

1 Displays the source list.

9

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the source list on page 21.

2 Selects a band.

= For details, refer to Selecting a band on

page 84.

3 Displays the Time and date setting

screen.

= For details, refer to Setting the time and

date on page 177.

4 Displays the Setting menu screen.
5 Recalls equaliser curves.

= For details, refer to Using the equaliser

on page 156.

6 Selects a channel from the list.

= For details, refer to Selecting a channel

from the list on page 84.

7 Displays the Phone menu screen.

= For details, refer to Displaying the phone

menu on page 61.

8 Enables listening to recent broadcast.

= For details, refer to Listening to a recent

broadcast on page 84.

9 Performs manual tuning or seek tuning.

= For details, refer to Manual tuning on

page 84.

= For details, refer to Seek tuning on page

85.

a Displays the preset channels.

= For details, refer to Selecting a preset

channel from the preset channel list on

page 85.

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6

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b Recalls the preset channel stored to a key

from memory with a single touch of the

key.

Stores the current broadcast frequency to

a key for later recall by continuing to

touch the key.

= For details, refer to Storing broadcast fre-

quencies on page 85.

Reading the screen

1

6

5

1 Band indicator

Shows the tuned band: DAB1, DAB2 or DAB3.

2 Current time and date
3 Current broadcast information

! Ensemble label

! Service label

! Service Component Label

p “No Service” is displayed if there is

no service broadcasting, and “No
Signal” is displayed if no signal has
been received.

4 Dynamic label display area

p “No Data Provided” is displayed if

there is no data provided.

5 Service component number
6 Preset number indicator

Highlights the selected preset item.

2

3
4

Starting procedure

1 Turn the source off.

= For details, refer to Turning off the AV source

on page 21.

2 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

3 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

4 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

5 Touch [DAB settings].

The following screen appears.

6 Confirm that “Antenna Power” is
turned on.

p The default setting is “On”.

7 Display the AV source selection screen.

= For details of the operations, refer to Dis-

playing the AV operation screen on page 20.

8 Touch [Digital Radio] on the AV source
selection screen.
The “Digital Radio” screen appears.

9 Use the touch panel keys on the screen
to control the radio.

= For details, refer to Using the touch panel

keys on page 82.

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Selecting a band

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired band appears.

Switches between the following bands:
DAB1, DAB2 or DAB3.

p This function is convenient for preparing

different preset lists for each band.

Selecting a channel from
the list

You can select a channel by searching chan­nel list.

1 Touch the following key.

Displays the list screen.

2 Touch the category you want.

You can select a channel from the following
categories.

! Serivce:

You can select a Service Component from
the list of all components.

! Program Type:

You can select a Service Component from
PTY information.

p The PTY can be selected are [News&In-

fo], [Popular], [Classics]or[Others].

! Ensemble:

You can select a Service Component from
the relevant ensemble.

3 Touch the item you want.

The item changes to the selected channel.

p If you touch , you can update the

channel list.

p The Initial Search Bar may appear on the

right side of the screen depending on the
list. If you touch the bar, you can search by
alphabet.

Listening to a recent broadcast

You can listen to the Service Component that
has been broadcasted (time shift function).

% Touch the following key.

Switches to time shift function mode.

The following screen appears.

231

1 Playback and pause

Touching [d/e] switches between playback
and pause.

2 Fast reverse or forward

= For details, refer to Operating the time

bar on page 23.

3 Returns to live broadcast

Manual tuning

% Touch the following keys to tune manu­ally.

Moves down one step at a time.

Moves up one step at a time.

p This function is convenient for preparing

different preset lists for each band.

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Seek tuning

% Touch and hold one of the following
keys for about one second and then re­lease.

Scans frequencies until it finds a broad­cast strong enough for good reception.
You can cancel seek tuning by touching
either key briefly.
If you keep holding either key, you can
skip broadcasting frequencies. Seek
tuning will start when you release the
key.

Selecting a preset channel
from the preset channel list

Once you have stored broadcast channels,
you can easily recall preset channels from
memory with a single touch of a key.

= For details, refer to Storing broadcast fre-

quencies on page 85.

1 Touch the preset channel list display
key.

1

1 Preset channel list display key

2 Touch the item on the list (“1” to “6”)to
switch to a channel registered as a preset
channel.

p If you touch the preset channel list display

key while the preset channel list is dis­played, the list disappears and the preset
tuning keys are displayed.

Storing broadcast frequencies

With a touch of any of the preset tuning keys
(“1” to “6”), you can easily store up to six
broadcast channels for later recall (also with
the touch of a key).

1 Select a frequency that you want to
store in memory.

2 Touch and hold a preset tuning key [1]
to [6].

The selected radio station is stored in memory.
The next time you touch the same preset tun­ing key “1” to “6”, the service component is re­called from memory.

p Up to 18 stations, six for each of the three

bands can be stored in memory.

Switching to a channel
with good receiving
sensitivity automatically

p This setting is available only when “Digital

Radio” is selected as the source.

If the tuner cannot get good reception, this
product will automatically search for another
ensemble that supports the same service com­ponent. If no alternative service component
can be found or reception remains poor, this
function will automatically switch to an identi­cal FM broadcast.
p After the channel is switched, if the origin-

ally channel regains good receiving sensi­tivity, the system switches back to the
original channel automatically.

1 Press the HOME button to display the
Top menu screen.

2 Touch the following keys in the follow­ing order.

The “System” screen appears.

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3 Touch [AV Source Settings].

The following screen appears.

4 Touch [DAB settings].

The following screen appears.

5 Touch [Service Follow] repeatedly until
the desired setting appears.

! On (default):

Enables automatic channel switching.

! Off:

Disables automatic channel switching.

Operating with the
hardware buttons

Press the TRK button

You can move the preset channels up or down.

Press and hold the TRK button

You can perform seek tuning.

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You can play a normal music CD, Video-CD or
DVD-Video using the built-in drive of this pro­duct. This section describes these operations.

CAUTION

For safety reasons, video images cannot be
viewed while your vehicle is in motion. To view
video images, you must stop in a safe place and
apply the handbrake.

Using the touch panel keys
(for audio)

Example: CD

Playback screen (page 1)

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Playback screen (page 2)

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Using the touch panel keys
(for video)

Example: DVD

Playback screen (page 1)

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Playback screen (page 2)

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1 Displays the source list.

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the source list on page 21.

2 Displays the Time and date setting

screen.

= For details, refer to Setting the time and

date on page 177.

3 Displays the Setting menu screen.
4 Recalls equaliser curves.

= For details, refer to Using the equaliser

on page 156.

5 Selects a track from the list.

= For details, refer to Selecting files from

the file name list on page 90.

6 Displays the Phone menu screen.

= For details, refer to Displaying the phone

menu on page 61.

7 Switches to the next or previous page of

touch panel keys.

8 Skips files forward or backward.

Playing a disc

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9 Changes the playback point by dragging

the key.

= For details, refer to Operating the time

bar on page 23.

a Switches the media file type.

= For details, refer to Switching the media

file type on page 91.

b Switches between playback and pause.
c Uses “Sound Retriever” function.

= For details, refer to Setting the “Sound

Retriever” function on page 178.

d Plays files in random order.

= For details, refer to Playing tracks in ran-

dom order on page 90.

e Sets a repeat play range.

= For details, refer to Setting a repeat play

range on page 90.

f Searches for the part you want to play.

= For details, refer to Searching for the part

you want to play on page 91.

g Hides the touch panel keys.

Touching this area hides the touch panel keys.

p Touch anywhere on the LCD screen to

display the touch panel keys again.

h Displays the DVD menu.

= For details, refer to Operating the DVD

menu on page 91.

i Switches the subtitle language.

= For details, refer to Switching the subtitle

language on page 92.

j Switches the audio language.

= For details, refer to Switching the audio

language on page 92.

k Stops playback.
l Changes the wide screen mode.

= For details, refer to Changing the wide

screen mode on page 178.

m Moves ahead one frame (frame-by-frame

playback) or slows down playback speed
(slow-motion playback).

= For details, refer to Frame-by-frame play-

back on page 92.

= For details, refer to Slow motion playback

on page 92.

n Performs an operation (such as resuming)

that is stored on the disc.

= For details, refer to Returning to a speci-

fied scene on page 92.

o Resumes playback (Bookmark).

= For details, refer to Resuming playback

(Bookmark) on page 93.

p Displays the DVD menu keypad.

= For details, refer to Operating the DVD

menu using touch panel keys on page

93.

q Changes the viewing angle (Multi-angle).

= For details, refer to Switching the multi-

angle DVD display on page 93.

r Selects the audio output.

= For details, refer to Selecting the audio

output on page 93.

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Reading the screen (for audio)

Example: CD

1

4

2

3

Reading the screen (for video)

Example: DVD

1

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8

3

Example: Video CD

1

4

5
6
7

a

Playing tracks in random order

Indicator Meaning

Does not play tracks in random
order.

Plays all tracks in the current disc in
random order.

Setting a repeat play range

Indicator Meaning

Repeats just the current track.

Repeats the current disc.

3 Play time indicator

Shows the elapsed playing time within the
current file.

4 Track number indicator

Shows the number of the track currently play­ing (when available).

5 Audio channel indicator

Shows the current audio channel type, such
as “Mch” (Multi-channel).

6 Digital sound format indicator

Shows which digital sound format (surround
sound format) has been selected.

7 Sampling frequency indicator

Shows the sampling frequency currently play­ing.

8 Title number indicator

Shows the title number currently playing.

9 Chapter number indicator

Shows the chapter number currently playing.

a PBC ON indicator

Indicates that a disc with PBC On is being
played.

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3

1 Current time and date
2 Playback condition indicator

Indicates the current playback condition.

Starting procedure

1 Display the AV source selection screen.

= For details of the operations, refer to Dis-

playing the AV operation screen on page 20.

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2 Insert the disc you want to play into
the disc-loading slot.

The source changes and then playback will
start.

= For details, refer to Inserting and ejecting a

disc on page 14.

p If the disc is already set, touch [Disc] on the

source list or on the AV source selection
screen.

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the source list on page 21.

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the AV source selection screen

on page 20.

3 Use the touch panel keys on the screen
to control the disc.

= For details, refer to Using the touch panel

keys (for audio) on page 87.

= For details, refer to Using the touch panel

keys (for video) on page 87.

Selecting files from the file
name list

You can select tracks to play back using the
track title list which is a list of the tracks re­corded on a disc.

1 Touch the following key.

Displays a list of the tracks re­corded on the disc.

2 Touch a track on the list to play back.

Playing tracks in random order

All tracks on the disc can be played at random
by only touching a single key.

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Turns random play on or off.

! (default):

Does not play tracks in random order.

:

!

Plays all tracks in the current repeat play
range in random order.
p If you turn random play on when the re-

peat play range is set to the current
track, the repeat play range changes to
the whole of the current disc auto­matically.

Setting a repeat play range

The repeat play range can be changed by only
touching a single key.

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Changes the repeat play range.

Audio

! (default):

Repeats the current disc.

:

!

Repeats just the current track.

p If you turn random play on when the repeat

play range is set to the whole of the current
disc, the repeat play range changes to the
current track automatically.

p If you turn random play on when the repeat

play range is set to the current track, the re­peat play range changes to the whole of the
current disc automatically.

p When random play is turned on, you can

change the repeat play range from the
whole of the current disc to the current
track.

Video

! (default):

Repeats all files.

:

!

Repeats just the current chapter.

:

!

Repeats just the current title.

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Switching the media file type

When playing a digital media containing a
mixture of various media file types you can
switch between media file types to play.

1 Touch the following key.

Displays the pop-up menu for selecting
a media file type to play on the disc.

2 Touch the item you want to set.

! Music:

Switches the media file type to music (com­pressed audio).

! Video:

Switches the media file type to video.

! CD-DA:

Switches the media file type to CD (audio
data (CD-DA)).

Searching for the part you
want to play

You can use the search function to find the
part you want to play.

p For DVD -Videos, you can select Title (title),

Chapter (chapter) or 10Key (numeric key-

pad).
p For Video-CDs, you can select Track (track)

or 10Key (numeric keypad).

10Key (numeric keypad) is available for

Video-CDs featuring PBC (playback con-

trol) only.
p Chapter search and time search are not

available when disc playback has been

stopped.

1 Touch the following key.

3 Touch [0] to [9] to input the desired
number.

p To cancel an input number, touch [C]. To

cancel the input numbers, touch and hold
[C].

4 Touch the following key.

Registers the numbers and starts
playback.

Operating the DVD menu

You can operate the DVD menu by touching
the menu item on the screen directly.
p This function may not work properly with

some DVD disc content. In that case, use
touch panel keys to operate the DVD menu.

1 Touch the screen to display the touch
panel keys.

2 Touch the following key.

Displays the touch panel keys to oper­ate the DVD menu.

3 Touch the desired menu item.

Playing a disc

Displays the screen for direct num­ber search.

2 Touch [Title] (title), [Chapter] (chapter)
or [10Key] (numeric keypad).

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Switching the subtitle
language

You can switch the subtitle language while a
disc is playing when the disc has multilingual
data (multi-subtitle).

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Changes the subtitle language.
You can also switch between subti­tle languages using the “DVD/
DivX Setup” menu.

= For details, refer to Setting the

top-priority languages on page

167.

Switching the audio language

You can switch the audio language while a
disc is playing when the disc has multilingual
data (multi-audio).

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Changes the audio language.
You can also switch between audio
languages using the “DVD/DivX
Setup” menu.

= For details, refer to Setting the

top-priority languages on page

167.

Slow motion playback

This lets you slow down the playback speed.

1 Touch and hold [r] until an arrow icon
is displayed during playback.

The arrow icon is displayed, and forward slow
motion playback begins.

p To return to normal playback, touch [d/e].

2 Touch [r] to adjust playback speed
during slow motion playback.

Each time you touch [r] it changes the
speed in four steps in the following order:

1/16 d 1/8 d 1/4 d 1/2

p There is no sound during slow motion play-

back.

p With some discs, images may be unclear

during slow motion playback.

p Reversed slow motion playback is not possi-

ble.

Returning to a specified scene

When using a disc that has a point recorded
that indicates where to return to, the disc re­turns to the specified point and begins play­back from there.
This function cannot be used if a specified
scene has not been preprogrammed on the
disc.
p This function is available for DVD-Video

and Video-CDs featuring PBC (playback
control) only.

Frame-by-frame playback

This lets you move ahead one frame at a time
during pause.

% Touch [r] during pause.

Each time you touch [r], you move ahead
one frame.

p To return to normal playback, touch [d/e].
p With some discs, images may be unclear

during frame-by-frame playback.

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% Touch the following key.

Returns to the specified point and
begins playback from there.

p The specified point differs depending on

the disc.

Playing a disc

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Resuming playback
(Bookmark)

The Bookmark function lets you resume play­back from a selected scene the next time the
disc is loaded.

% Touch the following key.

Bookmarks one point for each of
up to five discs.

p If you try to memorise another point for the

same disc, the older bookmark will be over­written by the newer one.

p To clear the bookmark on a disc, touch and

hold this key.

p The oldest bookmark is replaced by the new

one.

Operating the DVD menu
using touch panel keys

If items on the DVD menu appear, the touch
panel keys may overlay them. If so, select an
item using those touch panel keys.

1 Touch the following keys to select the
desired menu item.

2 Touch the following key.

Starts playback from the selected
menu item.

p The way to display the menu differs depend-

ing on the disc.
# If you touch
pear and the
a menu item by touching it.

, the touch panel keys disap-

icon is displayed. You can select

Switching the multi-angle
DVD display

With DVDs featuring multi-angle recordings
(scenes shot from multiple angles), you can
switch among viewing angles during play­back.

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Switches between viewing angles.
During the playback of a scene
shot from multiple angles, the
angle icon is displayed.
Turn the angle icon display on or
off using the “DVD/DivX Setup”
menu.

= For details, refer to Setting the

angle icon display on page 168.

Playing a disc

Selects the left menu item.

Selects the right menu item.

Selects the upper menu item.

Selects the lower menu item.

p If the touch panel keys for DVD menu selec-

tion disappear, touch anywhere on the
screen, and then touch
panel keys are displayed again.

. The touch

Selecting the audio output

When playing DVDs recorded with LPCM
audio, you can switch the audio output.

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Changes the audio output setting.

! L+R: Left and right
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! Right: Right
! Mix: Mixing left and right

p This function is not available when disc

playback has been stopped.

p The appearance of this key changes accord-

ing to the current setting.

Operating with the
hardware buttons

Press the TRK button

You can skip tracks or chapters forward or
backward.

Press and hold the TRK button

You can perform fast reverse or fast for­ward.

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Playing compressed audio files

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You can play compressed audio files stored in
a disc or an external device (USB, SD) using
the built-in drive of this product. This section
describes how.

= For details, refer to Media compatibility

chart on page 199.

Using the touch panel keys

Example: SD

Playback screen (page 1)

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Playback screen (page 2)

1 Displays the source list.

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the source list on page 21.

2 Displays the MIXTRAX screen.

= For details, refer to Chapter 27.

3 Displays the Time and date setting

screen.

= For details, refer to Setting the time and

date on page 177.

4 Displays the Setting menu screen.
5 Recalls equaliser curves.

= For details, refer to Using the equaliser

on page 156.

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6 Selects a file from the list.

= For details, refer to Selecting files from

the file name list on page 98.

Displays a list related to the song cur­rently playing (link search).

= For details, refer to Selecting a file from

the list related to the song currently play­ing (link search) on page 98.

7 Switches the text display between tag in-

formation and file/folder information.

= For details, refer to Reading the screen

on page 96.

= For details, refer to Switching the browse

mode on page 97.

8 Displays the Phone menu screen.

= For details, refer to Displaying the phone

menu on page 61.

9 Switches to the next or previous page of

touch panel keys.

a Skips files forward or backward.
b Changes the playback point by dragging

the key.

= For details, refer to Operating the time

bar on page 23.

c Switches the media file type.

= For details, refer to Switching the media

file type on page 99.

d Switches between playback and pause.
e Uses “Sound Retriever” function.

= For details, refer to Setting the “Sound

Retriever” function on page 178.

f Plays files in random order.

= For details, refer to Playing files in ran-

dom order on page 98.

g Sets a repeat play range.

= For details, refer to Setting a repeat play

range on page 98.

h Selects the previous folder or the next

folder.

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Reading the screen

Example: SD

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1 Current file information

Music Browse mode

! Song title/File name

Shows the title of the song currently
playing (when available). If the title of a
song is not available, the file name ap­pears.

!

: Artist name

Shows the artist name for the song cur­rently playing (when available). “No
Name” is displayed if there is no corre-
sponding information.

!

: Album title/Folder name
Shows the title of the album of the cur­rent file (when available). If the title of
the album is not available, the folder
name appears.

!

: Genre
Shows the genre of the current file
(when available). “No Genre” is dis­played if there is no corresponding infor­mation.

p Nothing is displayed if the song cur-

rently playing is in a format which does
not support these functions.

Folder Browse mode

! : File name

Shows the name of the file currently
playing.

!

: Folder name
Shows the name of the folder contain­ing the file currently playing.

2 Current time and date

2

3 Album artwork

Album art of the current song is displayed if it
is available.

4 Playback condition indicator

Indicates the current playback condition.

Playing files in random order

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4

Indicator Meaning

Does not play files in random order.

Plays all files within the repeat range
in random order.

Setting a repeat play range (for Disc)

Indicator Meaning

Repeats just the current file.

Repeats just the current folder.

Repeats all compressed audio files.

Setting a repeat play range (for Music
Browse mode)

Indicator Meaning

Repeats just the current file.

Repeats all compressed audio files.

Setting a repeat play range (for Folder
Browse mode)

Indicator Meaning

Repeats just the current file.

Repeats just the current folder.

Repeats all compressed audio files.

5 Play time indicator

Shows the elapsed playing time within the
current file.

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Starting procedure (for Disc)

1 Display the AV source selection screen.

= For details of the operations, refer to Dis-

playing the AV operation screen on page 20.

2 Insert the disc you want to play into
the disc-loading slot.

The source changes and then playback will
start.

= For details, refer to Inserting and ejecting a

disc on page 14.

p If the disc is already set, touch [Disc] on the

source list or on the AV source selection
screen.

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the source list on page 21.

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the AV source selection screen

on page 20.

3 Use the touch panel keys on the screen
to control the disc.

= For details, refer to Using the touch panel

keys on page 95.

Starting procedure (for
USB/SD)

1 Display the AV source selection screen.

= For details of the operations, refer to Dis-

playing the AV operation screen on page 20.

2 Insert the SD memory card into the SD
card slot or plug the USB storage device
into the USB connector.

= For details, refer to Plugging in a USB sto-

rage device on page 16.

= For details, refer to Inserting and ejecting an

SD memory card on page 15.

3 Touch [USB] or [SD] on the AV source
selection screen.

The image is displayed on the screen.

4 Use the touch panel keys on the screen
to control the external storage device
(USB, SD).

= For details, refer to Using the touch panel

keys on page 95.

p Playback is performed in order of folder

numbers. Folders are skipped if they con­tain no playable files. If there are no play­able files in folder 01 (root folder), playback
starts from folder 02.

Switching the browse mode

This product supports two types of browse
modes: Folder Browse mode and Music
Browse mode.
p The browse modes are available only for

the external storage device (USB, SD).

Music Browse mode

Displays a song title, artist name, album name
and genre in the current file information dis­play area on the AV operation screen. Select
when you want to play music files narrowed
down by a category of song title, artist name,
album name or genre.
If connecting an external device (USB, SD),
this product accesses the database of music
files with tag information and switches to the
Music Browse mode automatically.

Folder Browse mode

Displays a folder name and file name in the
current file information display area on the AV
operation screen. Select when you want to
search for music files in the list screen or
folders on the list screen.
p You can switch between the browse modes

for file search by touching the tabs on the
list screen.

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Switches the display between
Music Browse mode and Folder
Browse mode.

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Selecting files from the file
name list

You can find files or folders to play back using
the file name or folder name list which is a list
of the files or folders stored on a disc or in the
external storage device (USB, SD).

1 Touch the following key.

Displays the list of the files or
folders stored on a disc or in the
external storage device (USB, SD).

2 Touch a file on the list to play back.

p Files are played back in file number order.
p Touching a folder on the list shows its con-

tents. You can play a file on the list by
touching it.

Selecting a file from the list
related to the song currently
playing (link search)

You can select files to play back using the file
list which is a list of the files recorded in the
external storage device (USB, SD).
p This function is available for the external

storage device (USB, SD) only.

1 Display the Music Browse mode.

= For details, refer to Switching the browse

mode on page 97.

2 Touch the following key.

p Touching [All] on the list includes all op-

tions in the current list. For example, if you
touch [All] after touching [Artists], you can
proceed to the next screen with all artists in
the list selected.

p After you select “Artists”, “Albums” or

“Genres”, go on to touch one of the lists to

start playing the first song in the selected
list and display the next options.

5 Touch the desired song title or file
name to play back.

Playing files in random order

All files on the disc or in the external storage
device (USB, SD) can be played at random by
only touching a single key.

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Turns random play on or off.

! (default):

Does not play files in random order.

:

!

Plays all audio files in the current repeat
play range in random order.
p If you turn random play on when the re-

peat play range is set to the current file,
the repeat play range changes to the
whole of the current disc or external sto­rage device (USB, SD) automatically.

Displays the list of the files or
folders stored in the external sto­rage device (USB, SD).

3 Touch the desired category to display
the file list.

The list screen appears.

4 Touch the item that you want to refine.

Refine the item until the desired song title or
file name is displayed on the list.

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Setting a repeat play range

The repeat play range can be changed by only
touching a single key.

% Touch the following key repeatedly
until the desired setting appears.

Changes the repeat play range.

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! (default):

Repeats all files.

:

!

Repeats just the current file.

Folder Browse mode

! (default):

Repeats all files.

:

!

Repeats the current folder.

:

!

Repeats just the current file.

Switching the media file type

When playing a digital media containing a
mixture of various media file types you can
switch between media file types to play.

1 Touch the following key.

Displays the pop-up menu for selecting
a media file type to play on the disc or
in the external storage device (USB,
SD).

2 Touch the item you want to set.

! Music:

Switches the media file type to music (com­pressed audio).

! Video:

Switches the media file type to video.

! CD-DA:

Switches the media file type to CD (audio
data (CD-DA)).

! Photo:

Switches the media file type to still image
(JPEG data).

Press and hold the TRK button

You can perform fast reverse or fast for­ward.

Playing compressed audio files

Operating with the
hardware buttons

Press the TRK button

You can skip files forward or backward.

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Playing compressed video files

You can play compressed video files stored on
a disc or in an external device (USB, SD) using
the built-in drive of this product. This section
describes how.

= For details, refer to Media compatibility

chart on page 199.

CAUTION

For safety reasons, video images cannot be
viewed while your vehicle is in motion. To view
video images, you must stop in a safe place and
apply the handbrake.

Using the touch panel keys

Example: Disc

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a bda

1 Displays the source list.

ce

= For details, refer to Selecting a front

source on the source list on page 21.

2 Displays the Time and date setting

screen.

= For details, refer to Setting the time and

date on page 177.

3 Displays the Setting menu screen.
4 Recalls equaliser curves.

= For details, refer to Using the equaliser

on page 156.

5 Selects a file from the list.

= For details, refer to Selecting files from

the file name list on page 101.

6 Hides the touch panel keys.

Touching this area hides the touch panel keys.

p Touch anywhere on the LCD screen to

display the touch panel keys again.

7 Sets a repeat play range.

6
7
8
9

= For details, refer to Setting a repeat play

range on page 102.

8 Switches the subtitle language.

With DivX featuring multi-subtitle recordings,
you can switch between subtitle languages
during playback.

9 Displays the Phone menu screen.

= For details, refer to Displaying the phone

menu on page 61.

a Skips files forward or backward.
b Switches the audio language.

With DivX files that provide audio playback in
different languages and different audio sys­tems (Dolby Digital, DTS, etc.), you can switch
between languages or audio systems during
playback.

c Changes the playback point by dragging

the key.

= For details, refer to Operating the time

bar on page 23.

d Moves ahead one frame (frame-by-frame

playback) or slows down playback speed
(slow-motion playback).

= For details, refer to Frame-by-frame play-

back on page 102.

= For details, refer to Slow motion playback

on page 102.

e Switches the media file type.

= For details, refer to Switching the media

file type on page 102.

f Switches between playback and pause.
g Changes the wide screen mode.

= For details, refer to Changing the wide

screen mode on page 178.

h Stops playback.

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