S60, XC60, XC70
& S80
VOLVO NAVIGATION SYSTEM (VNS) L:7:9>I>DC
Types of roads Color
Freeways
Main roads
Secondary main roads
Normal roads
Local roads
Orange
Dark gray
Gray
Light gray
White
Text and symbols on the screen
Direction to take at next guidance point
Distance to the next guidance point
Name of next street or road
Stored location
Symbol for Final destination
Remaining time to destination
Starting point
Remaining distance to destination
Intermediate destination
Speed limit at the vehicle’s current location [18]. Not on models with
RSI.
Compass
Traffic information (not available in all markets)
Extent of street/road with traffic problem (not available in all markets)
Current road (the vehicle’s current location [18])
Symbol for a Point of Interest – POI (Restaurant with seafood)
Final destination
Route
The vehicle’s current location
Completed section of the route
Next guidance point
Map scale
VOLVO NAVIGATION SYSTEM (VNS) WITH RTT
VNS is a navigation system developed by Volvo that is
designed to help guide you to the destination of your choice
and provide information along the way.
RTT1 (Real Time Traffic) is an information system developed by Volvo,
which can detect roads/streets with traffic disruptions and make it
possible to select an alternative route past the problem area.
The system includes features that enable you to set itineraries, search
for certain types of points of interest along your route, store special
destinations, obtain traffic informaton en route, etc.
The system indicates the vehicle’s current location, and shows part
or all of the route to your destination, depending on the settings you
have made. If at any time you should decide to deviate from the route
originally set by the system, a new route to the destination will automatically be calculated.
By enabling you to reach your destination quickly and by the most
direct route, Volvo's navigation system also helps contribute to
improving the environment.
NAVTEQ DATABASE End-User License Agreement
See the information on page 78.
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Option. Not available in all markets.
Contents
01 Quick guide
Getting started............................................ 8
01
02 Getting to know your
navigation system
This manual............................................... 14
Before you begin....................................... 15
DVDs and the screen................................ 17
System overview ...................................... 20
Navigation system controls...................... 23
Voice control............................................. 26
On-screen keyboard................................. 29
Maps, types of roads and the compass... 32
Main menu, Scroll menu........................... 34
Menu selections........................................ 36
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03 Planning your trip
Setting a destination................................. 42
Itinerary..................................................... 49
Current position........................................ 52
Settings..................................................... 53
Demo........................................................ 61
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Contents
04 Traffic information
Introduction............................................... 64
Reading information.................................. 66
Dealing with traffic problems.................... 68
04
05 Symbols on the map
Points of interest (POIs)............................ 72
05
06 Questions & Answers
Frequently asked questions...................... 76
EULA – License agreement....................... 78
06
3
Contents
07 Index
Index......................................................... 82
07
4
Contents
5
Getting started.......................................................................................... 8
6
QUICK GUIDE
01 Quick guide
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Getting started
Activating the system
With the ignition switched on (see the section
"Ignition modes" in the Owner's Manual):
1. Press the remote key fully into the ignition
slot to activate ignition mode I.
2. If the navigation system does not start
within a few seconds, press NAV on the
center console control panel.
Disclaimer
When the system is started, it displays the following text, which must be confirmed:
Press the OK button.
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For additional information, see page 15.
NOTE
The system can be used even when the
engine is not running. To help avoid battery
drain, the system should be turned off when
it is not in use.
Demo mode (simulated guidance)
The system has a Demonstration mode that
can be used to help acquaint you with the navigation system, see page 61.
Navigation system options
The Volvo Navigation System can be operated
in several ways:
With the right side steering wheel keypad
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With the controls in the center console
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With a remote control
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With voice commands
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See page 23 for a description of the functions.
The navigation system also contains options
for adjusting map, guidance, and system settings. For detailed information, see page 53.
Main commands
The controls in the steering wheel keypad are
used in both of the following examples (Guidance to a street address and Guidance to
Points of Interest (POI)).
Navigate and make selections by turning
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the thumb wheel (1).
Confirm a selection by pressing the
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thumb wheel (written in the following
examples as "+ OK").
Go back in the menus or cancel by press-
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ing EXIT.
Controls in the center console
The following apply if the center console controls are used instead of the steering wheel
keypad:
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01 Quick guide
Steering wheel
keypad
Turn the thumb
wheel
Press the thumb
wheel
Press EXIT Press EXIT
Center console
controls
Turn TUNE
Press OK/MENU
Guidance to a street address
Step Screen/
Action
menu
1 Do as follows if
a map is not
displayed on
the screen:
2 Map
3 Shortcut menu,
see page 34.
4
Address: Scroll to City: +
Press the NAV
button on the
center console.
Press NAV to
display a shortcut menu.
Select Set
address
OK.
+ OK.
Step Screen/
Action
menu
5 Text wheel –
see page 29.
6 Text wheel Select a desti-
7
Navigation
menu
8 Map The system will
The system will now calculate the route and
distance to the specified destination. You will
be provided with guidance and instructions
regarding intersections, etc.
Turn the thumb
wheel to select
characters and
enter them by
pressing OK. A
list of alternatives will be displayed successively.
nation from the
list + OK.
Scroll to Set
single desti-
+ OK.
nation
begin guiding
you to your
destination.
Getting started
If you leave the planned route during the trip,
the system will automatically calculate a new
route to the destination.
Guidance to Points of Interest (POI)
Step Screen/
menu
1 Do as follows if
a map is not
displayed on
the screen:
2 Map
3 Shortcut menu,
see page 34.
4
Point of interest (POI)
5
Latest 5 POI
types
6
All POI types
Action
Press the NAV
button on the
center console.
Press NAV to
display a shortcut menu.
Scroll to Set
Point Of Interest + OK.
Scroll to e.g.,
Near the car +
OK.
Scroll to e.g.,
All types + OK.
Scroll to e.g.,
Airport + OK.
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01 Quick guide
01
Getting started
Step Screen/
menu
7
Results list
8
Navigation
menu
9 Map The system will
Action
Scroll to the
desired alternatives in the list +
OK.
Scroll to Set
single destination + OK.
begin guiding
you to your
destination.
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01 Quick guide
01
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This manual............................................................................................. 14
Before you begin..................................................................................... 15
DVDs and the screen.............................................................................. 17
System overview .................................................................................... 20
Navigation system controls..................................................................... 23
Voice control........................................................................................... 26
On-screen keyboard............................................................................... 29
Maps, types of roads and the compass................................................. 32
Main menu, Scroll menu......................................................................... 34
Menu selections...................................................................................... 36
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR NAVIGATION SYSTEM
02 Getting to know your navigation system
This manual
Heading level 1
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Heading level 2
This is a sub-heading of Heading level 1.
Heading level 3
This is a sub-heading of Heading level 2.
Heading level 4
This is a sub-heading of Heading level 3.
Using this manual
A quick guide is available to help you get
started with the basic functions as quickly as
possible, see page 8.
The rest of the manual is divided into chapters
and sections describing the navigation system's features and functions in greater detail.
Menu selections/Paths
Menu selections are shown in gray text in the
manual, for example
Menu paths are written as follows:
Set destination
or Set destination Address Street:
Enter street.
Address Street:
Footnotes
Certain pages of this manual contain information in the form of footnotes at the bottom of
the page. This information supplements the
text that the footnote number refers to (a letter
is used if the footnote refers to text in a table).
Options and accessories
Optional or accessory equipment described in
this manual is indicated by an asterisk (*).
Optional or accessory equipment may not be
available in all countries or markets. Please
note that some vehicles may be equipped differently, depending on special legal requirements.
Contact your Volvo retailer for additional information.
Changes in the manual
The specifications, design features, and illustrations in this manual are not binding.
We reserve the right to make modifications
without prior notice.
© Volvo Car Corporation
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Before you begin
General information
The Volvo Navigation System uses the WGS84
reference system, which provides the vehicle's
location in terms of longitude and latitude.
The VNS system can be used even if a destination has not been specified.
WARNING
Always use good judgment when fol-
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lowing navigation system guidance,
and do not follow guidance that seems
contrary to your own best judgment.
Never use the navigation system or any
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other feature in your vehicle in a way
that distracts you from the task of driving safely. Distraction can lead to a serious accident.
Set and make changes in your naviga-
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tion system only with the vehicle
parked.
Be aware of the current traffic situation.
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Always comply with relevant traffic reg-
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ulations.
Map mode
When the system is started, it displays the following text, which must be confirmed by pressing the OK/MENU button:
This system provides route information
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to help you reach your destination. Due
to road conditions, some
recommendations may not be
accurate. Obey all traffic laws and drive
based on your own good judgement.
Always concentrate on your driving by
keeping your eyes and mind on the
road.
When this has been done, a map showing the
current area will be displayed with the vehicle
shown as a blue triangle.
Settings
The system is delivered with default settings
but after these settings have been modified by
the user, it will start with the most recently used
settings.
The system has a reset function that enables
you to return to the default settings, see
page 59.
On/Off
On
1. Press the remote key into the ignition slot.
2. The display activates automatically when
ignition is in mode I (see the section "Ignition modes" in your Owner's Manual for
additional information).
3.
Press the NAV button on the center console control panel if the system does not
start automatically.
4.
Press OK when the start-up text is displayed (see the previous section "Map
mode").
It may take the system several seconds to
determine the vehicle's location and direction
of travel.
Off
The system shuts down automatically when
the remote key is removed from the ignition
slot.
Once activated, the navigation system cannot
be switched off manually and is always active
in the background after the start-up sequence.
However, if you prefer to not start the system
when the ignition is switched on:
Press EXIT when the start-up text is dis-
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played (see the previous section "Map
mode").
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Before you begin
NOTE
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The system can be used even when the
engine is not running. To help avoid battery
drain, the system should be turned off when
it is not in use.
Demo (simulated guidance)
For an overview of how guidance functions,
specify a destination.
If the vehicle is at a standstill, guidance can be
simulated to the specified destination, see
page 61.
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Contents of DVDs
New DVDs are issued regularly with updated
maps and the most current system software.
The latest DVDs can be purchased from a
Volvo retailer.
NOTE
The map information may not fully cover all
areas/countries.
The area covered by the system is constantly being expanded, which is why occasional updates are required.
See also www.volvocars.com/navi for additional information about maps, etc.
Map areas
The areas included in the system's maps vary
according to market/country. The following
main maps are available:
Australia & New Zealand (Pacific)
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China
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Europe
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Hong Kong
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Japan
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North America
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Russia
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South America
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South Africa
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Southeast Asia
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The Middle East
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Turkey
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If it is necessary to change the system's map
information, contact a Volvo retailer for instructions.
Map updates
When the system is updated, new information
is copied from DVDs to the vehicle's navigation
system, which is done using the infotainment
system's media player.
NOTE
While an update is in progress, many of
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the infotainment system's features will
be unavailable or will have reduced
function.
It is advisable to read through the
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instructions before initiating an update.
Contact your Volvo retailer for any questions
regarding updates.
DVDs and the screen
License code
A license code is required in order to activate
an update. This code can be obtained on the
Internet.
1. Go the website listed in the information
included with the update DVDs.
2. Enter the vehicle's VIN number and the
owner's email address in the fields provided and click to submit the information.
(The VIN number can be found on the label
at the lower edge of the windshield on the
driver's side or in the menu system under
MY CAR
VIN number.)
3. Write down the license code displayed.
The code will also be sent to the email
address that was entered.
Updating the system
To update the map/system information:
1. Start the engine.
2. Insert the first DVD in the infotainment system's media player and follow the instructions displayed. If the update is on more
than one DVD
bered order.
Settings Information
1
, insert the discs in num-
02
1
This varies from market to market
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DVDs and the screen
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3.
"
New software
" will be displayed. Press OK to start
found
the update (or EXIT to cancel).
4.
Please enter licence
"
code:
" will be displayed. Enter the license
code using the number keys on the center
console, see page 23.
5. Continue by following the instructions on
the display. The update's progress and
approximate time remaining will also be
displayed.
After the information on all of the DVDs has
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been read, the update has to be activated.
To do so, switch off the engine, wait for at
least 5 minutes and restart the engine. This
concludes the update and the navigation
system is now ready for use again with the
updated information.
NOTE
An update may contain new navigation system features and functions that are not
described in this manual.
Continuing an interrupted update
If the update was not completed when the
engine was switched off, the update procedure
can be restarted where it left off the next time
the engine is started. To do so:
If the disc is in the DVD player: start the
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engine; the update will resume automatically. Follow the instructions on the screen.
If the disc has been removed from the DVD
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player: start the engine and insert the disc;
the update will resume automatically. Follow the instructions on the screen.
DVD care
When changing discs, make sure that they
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are kept free of oil, grease and other impurities.
The discs must not be exposed to mois-
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ture.
The discs must be kept in their packaging
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when not in use.
Avoid storing discs in excessive heat,
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direct sunlight, or in a dusty environment.
Screen care
Clean the display screen with a soft, non-static
cloth or a moist paper towel and a mild window
cleaning agent.
Never use petroleum based solvents or abrasive substances when cleaning the screen.
CAUTION
Do not place any objects in front of the navigation system's screen. This could scratch
its surface. Cell phones could also interfere
with the screen's function.
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System overview
The above illustration is schematic; certain details may vary, depending on the car model and market
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System overview
Global Positioning System (GPS)
antenna
The antenna is integrated into the roof module.
Voice control
A number of navigation system commands can
be voice controlled. The microphone is near
the driver's sun visor (2a) and the voice control
button is located on the steering wheel keypad
(2b). For additional information, see page 26.
Main unit
The main unit is located in and behind the center console and includes the following functions:
Determining the vehicle’s location.
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Calculating a route to the selected desti-
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nation.
Voice guidance.
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Processing traffic information.
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The GPS and TMC receivers are integrated into
the main unit.
Vehicle location
The navigation system uses signals from the
Global Positioning System, the vehicle’s
speedometer and a gyroscopic sensor to cal-
culate the vehicle’s current location and direction.
This also helps the system calculate direction
and location if the GPS signal is temporarily
interrupted, such as when driving through a
tunnel.
Traffic information (TMC)*
The Traffic Message Channel (TMC) is a standardized code system for transmitting traffic
information. The receiver automatically tunes
to the correct frequency and reception is handled by the audio system’s FM antenna.
NOTE
TMC is not available in all areas/countries.
The area covered by the system is being
steadily expanded, which makes occasional updates necessary.
See page 17 for information about updating
maps and system software.
Screen
The screen displays the maps and provides
detailed information about routes, distances,
etc.
For information about caring for the screen,
see page 18.
Center console controls
The number keys in the center console can be
used together with the OK/MENU, TUNE and
EXIT buttons to navigate in menus, confirm
selections or to go back in a menu, see
page 23.
Volume control and IR transceiver
Use the vehicle’s audio system volume control
during voice guidance to raise or lower the volume. See also page 33. The volume can also
be adjusted in the MY CAR menu.
Point the remote control toward the center
console, where the Infrared (IR) transceiver is
located.
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* Option/accessory, for more information, see Introduction.
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System overview
Steering wheel keypad
The thumb wheel on the steering wheel keypad
02
can be turned to navigate in lists and menus
and pressed to confirm a selection. Use the
EXIT button to go back in a menu or to cancel
a selection.
For additional information, see page 23.
Speakers
Sound from the navigation system comes from
the infotainment system's front speakers.
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Navigation system controls
About Navigation system controls
The navigation system can be operated with
the controls in the center console, the steering
wheel keypad or with a remote control (certain
models only). The buttons in all cases function
similarly but differ in appearance and the way
in which they are operated. There may also be
differences from market to market.
The system can also be operated using voice
commands.
Center console controls
NAV: activates the navigation system on
the screen. With activated navigation sys-
tem; press to toggle Short-cut-menu
between on/off, see page 34.
Number keys: used to enter address and
name information, and for map scrolling.
See also pages 29 and 35.
Press OK/MENU to confirm or activate a
selection. The button will be described in
the manual as OK or "+ OK".
Turn TUNE to navigate through the menus.
With map on screen, it also zooms in/out.
Press EXIT to go back in the menu system
or to cancel a selection.
Steering wheel keypad
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Turn the thumb wheel to navigate through
the menus. With map on screen, it also
zooms in/out.
Press the thumb wheel to confirm or activate a selection.
Press EXIT to go back in the menu system
or to cancel a selection.
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Navigation system controls
Voice control
See the section "Voice control" beginning on
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page 26.
Remote control
The remote control can be used to control various functions in the vehicle. The functions
described in this section pertain to the navigation system.
To use the remote control, point it toward
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the center console.
1
Buttons on the remote control
NAV: activates the navigation system on
the screen. With activated navigation system; press to toggle Short-cut-menu
between on/off, see page 34.
EXIT: go back one step in a menu, cancel
a function or delete entered characters.
OK/MENU: confirm a selection. This button is described in the manual as the "OK
button" or "+ OK".
Arrow keys: use to move the cursor
among menu selections.
Number key pad: use to e.g., enter a
name/address or to scroll on a map.
NOTE
The batteries' normal service life ranges
from 1-4 years, depending on how often the
remote is used. If the remote is not working
properly, try replacing the four AA/LR6 batteries.
WARNING
To help avoid the risk of injuries in the event
of sudden braking or a collision, always
stow loose objects such as the remote control, cell phones, cameras, etc. in the glove
compartment or other storage compartments when not in use.
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Available in certain models only.
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Additional information
02 Getting to know your navigation system
Navigation system controls
02
In certain cases, more information may be
available than is currently displayed on the
screen. In this case, the line of text will end with
the # sign. Press the INFO button to display all
of the available information.
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Voice control
Introduction
The navigation system's voice control feature
02
enables you to voice-activate certain system
functions.
Voice commands offer convenience and help
avoid distractions so that you can concentrate
on driving and focus your attention on road and
traffic conditions.
Additional information about using voice commands can also be found in your Owner's Manual, in the Infotainment chapter's "Cell phone
voice control" section.
WARNING
As the driver, you have full responsibility for
operating the vehicle safely and adhering to
all applicable traffic regulations.
The voice control feature uses the same microphone as the Bluetooth
and system prompts are provided through the
infotainment system's front speakers.
Since the microphone is positioned directly in
front of the driver, voice commands given by
other occupants of the vehicle may not be
understood.
hands-free system
Getting started
Steering wheel keypad
Voice control button
Activating the system
Press the voice control button (1) to acti-
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vate the system and initiate a command
dialogue.
While using the voice control system, keep the
following points in mind:
When giving commands, speak at your
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usual speed and in a normal tone of voice
after the tone
The vehicle's doors, windows and moon-
•
roof should be closed when using the voice
control system
Avoid background noises in the cabin
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when using the system
See the "Tutorial" section on page 27 for
additional information about using voice commands to control the navigation system.
NOTE
If you are uncertain of the commands that
you can use, saying "help" will prompt the
system to provide a number of commands
that can be used in a specific situation.
Voice control commands can be cancelled
by:
Saying "cancel"
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Not speaking
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Pressing and holding the voice control
•
button for several seconds
Pressing EXIT
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Pressing any of the other mode buttons
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on the center console: NAV, RADIO,
MEDIA, MY CAR or CAM*.
Using voice commands
1. To initiate a command, press the voice
control button briefly. Commonly used
commands will be shown in the display.
2.
Say, for example, "
in a normal tone of voice.
Navigation" clearly and
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02 Getting to know your navigation system
Voice control
3. The text on the screen will change to
Repeat instruction/Navigation go to
"
address
4. Continue as prompted.
When a dialogue has been initiated, grayed-out
texts or texts in parentheses are not part of the
spoken command.
/Itinerary." Say "Itinerary."
NOTE
The system's menus and alternatives cannot always be selected, for a number of reasons.
If a menu or alternative is selectable, it
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will be displayed in clear white text.
Alternatives that are Not selectable
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are displayed in gray text (grayed out).
Commands can be given in several ways
For example, the command "Navigation go to
address
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or
•
" can be spoken as:
"Navigation > Go to… > Address." Begin
by saying "
response in the form of on-screen alternatives. Continue by saying "
finish by saying "
give the entire command at one time:
Navigation go to address."
"
Navigation," wait for a system
Go to…" and
Address."
Useful tips
Initiate a voice command by pressing the
•
voice control button and speaking at your
usual speed and in a normal tone of voice.
To respond to a system prompt, speak
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after the tone at the end of the question.
To cancel a voice control dialogue, press
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and hold the voice control button for several seconds.
Saying "Help" after the tone will prompt
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the system to provide a number of commands that can be used in a specific situation.
A command dialogue with the system can
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be speeded up by interrupting a system
prompt by pressing the voice control button briefly. Wait for the tone and begin to
speak.
If the driver is in a demanding driving sit-
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uation, it is not necessary to respond to a
system prompt immediately.
The system will give a prompt 3 times. If
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the driver does not respond, the command
dialogue will be cancelled.
Avoid speaking during a system prompt to
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avoid missing information from the system.
Examples
Here are a few of the most common commands:
Navigation go to address
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Navigation go to POI
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Navigation delete next waypoint
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Navigation cancel guidance.
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NOTE
A complete list of short cut commands can
be found by pressing the MY CAR button
on the center console and turning TUNE to
scroll to Settings
Voice command list Navigation
commands.
Voice settings
Tutorial and settings
The menus in MY CAR contain a tutorial to help
the driver become familiar with the voice control system. See your Owner's Manual for a
more detailed description of the MY CAR
menus.
Tutorial
Voice tutorial gives the driver step-by-step
instructions about how to use the voice control
system.
The tutorial feature can be started in two ways:
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Voice control
NOTE
02
The tutorial feature can only be started when
the vehicle is parked and the parking brake
is applied.
By pressing the voice control button and
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saying "Voice tutorial."
By pressing MY CAR and going to
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Settings
tutorial. Press OK to begin the tutorial les-
son.
Voice settings Voice
Voice training
The Voice training feature enables the voice
control system to become familiar with your
voice and pronunciation, and allows you to set
up user profiles. Two user profiles can be created.
To start the voice training procedure, press
•
MY CAR and go to Settings
settings
or User 2 and press OK to begin.
Voice training. Select User 1
NOTE
The menu selection Default setting can
only be changed to
training
session has been completed.
User 1 after a Voice
Voice
Other voice control settings found in MY
CAR
Voice user setting: Two user profiles can
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be set by pressing MY CAR and going to
Settings
setting. Select
Voice output volume: Press MY CAR and
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go to Settings
output volume and select the desired
level.
The system's voice volume can also be
changed by turning TUNE during a system
prompt.
Voice settings Voice user
User 1 or User 2.
Voice settings Voice
Languages
The voice control system is constantly being
developed and at the time of printing, the following languages were available:
Dutch
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English (UK)
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English (US)
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French (CAN)
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French (FRA)
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German
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Italian
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Spanish (EU)
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Spanish (US)
•
Swedish
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NOTE
Voice control for the navigation system is
only available in the languages listed.
To change languages, go to Settings
System options Language.
The available languages have this icon
in the list.
Language-dependent user profile
The voice control feature will only understand
the languages set in
For example, assume that the profile
has been stored by a French-speaking driver
and the language set to Canadian French. If the
driver then changes the system language to
English, the profile
selected because the system will now only
understand English and expect English to be
spoken. The alternative
active instead.
To improve the system's capability to understand the driver's English pronunciation, carry
out voice training and store the results in the
User 2 with the language set to English
profile
(which will make both languages available) or
change the language profile for
lish.
System options.
User 1
User 1 can no longer be
Default setting will be
User 1 to Eng-
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On-screen keyboard
Entering text and making selections
Screen view showing the free-text field
The navigation system uses a text wheel for
entering various types of information.
Activating a selection
When the desired function/menu selection has
been chosen by turning the thumb wheel on
the steering wheel keypad or TUNE on the
center console control panel, press the thumb
wheel/OK to display the function/menu's next
level.
Entering characters
The text wheel
1. Mark (highlight) a text field.
2.
Press OK to display the text wheel.
3.
Select a character with the thumb wheel/
TUNE and enter it by pressing the thumb
wheel/OK.
Numeric keyboard
The center console number keys 0–9, * and #
can also be used to enter characters.
For example, press 9
acters that can be entered by pressing this key,
which can be for example:
Press the button briefly to move the cursor to
each available character.
Stop on the desired character to select it
•
and it will appear in the text field.
Delete or cancel with EXIT.
•
1
to display all of the char-
w, x, y, z and 9.
Other characters
The inset menu in the text wheel shows other
special characters or numbers. Note that
grayed-out characters cannot be selected in
the current context:
Select More + OK to access the text wheel
•
for special characters.
123 + OK: numbers are displayed in the
•
wheel.
=> + OK: the cursor moves to the list at the
•
right of the screen. Selections can be made
here by pressing OK.
Last 5 + OK: lists the five most recent
•
searches. Mark one of them and press
OK.
List of alternatives
A list matching the characters entered
02
1
The characters for each respective key may vary, depending on the language selected d and the market
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On-screen keyboard
The number 5 in the upper right corner of the
screen indicates that the there are five alterna-
02
tives containing the characters entered (
No list
An empty list and the characters *** in the
upper right corner indicates that there are over
1,000 alternatives containing the characters
entered. If there are fewer alternatives, they will
automatically be displayed.
To reduce the number of alternatives on the
list, enter additional characters.
BEZ).
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On-screen keyboard
02
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02
02 Getting to know your navigation system
Maps, types of roads and the compass
Map views
The above illustration is schematic; certain details may vary, depending on the car model and market
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02 Getting to know your navigation system
Maps, types of roads and the compass
Map views of the current location
The way in which the map is displayed
depends on the vehicle’s location and the settings that have been made in the system, such
as map scale, geographic location, the symbols that have been selected for display, etc.
An explanation of the text, signs, and symbols
that may be displayed on the screen can be
found on the inside of the front cover of this
manual.
The name of the current route can be viewed
at the bottom of the screen without setting a
destination.
Along a highway. The screen shows points
of interest along the highway.
Detailed intersection information. The
screen shows the direction in which you
should turn at the next intersection
native lanes are only displayed for major
roads.) Visual information is always
accompanied by voice guidance.
Two maps. The screen shows the same
map, but with two different scales. The
map(s) can also be displayed in 2D or 3D,
see page 55.
Map scroll mode, see page 35.
1
. (Alter-
Voice guidance
Once a destination has been entered and the
vehicle is approaching an intersection or an
exit, a voice will provide guidance about distance and type of action to be taken. A detailed
map of the intersection is also displayed. The
voice guidance is repeated as the vehicles
approaches the intersection.
Adjust the volume with the audio system’s volume control (this must be done while guidance
is being given).
To repeat guidance
Press OK twice.
•
See also Settings
Voice guidance, see page 57.
Guidance options
NOTE
Voice guidance will not be provided during
a call on a Bluetooth-connected cell
phone.
To select a male or female voice and a
language
Go into the MY CAR menu system (by
•
pressing this button on the center console
control panel). The volume for voice guidance can also be adjusted here. See your
Owner's Manual for additional information.
Compass
The red point on the compass
needle points north on the
map and the white end of the
needle points south
Go to Settings Map options Compass
to hide/show the compass. See also page
56 for more information.
Unverified roads
A small number of roads in the system may be
unverified. This means that information on
signs, one-way streets, left turns, etc., may not
be accurate.
An itinerary containing unverified roads will be
displayed in grey on the map.
The system’s default setting is to avoid unverified roads, and for this reason, no itineraries are
planned on them. These settings can be
changed under Settings
Customise route, see page 54.
The system provides information when an
unverified road is added to an itinerary and
when the vehicle begins to travel on one of
these roads.
Route options
02
1
This function can be expanded, see page 57.
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02 Getting to know your navigation system
Main menu, Scroll menu
The menu system
The various sections of this manual present all
02
of the navigation system's menus and alternatives.
NOTE
The system's menus and alternatives cannot always be selected, for a number of reasons.
If a menu or alternative is selectable, it
•
will be displayed in clear white text.
Alternatives that are Not selectable
•
are displayed in gray text (grayed out).
Shortcuts
After pressing the NAV button to start the navigation system, pressing NAV again will display
a shortcut menu with commonly used system
features.
These shortcuts are:
Set address – see also page 42.
•
Set Point Of Interest – see also page
•
43.
Previous destinations – see also page
•
46.
Traffic events on route – see also page
•
68.
Cancel guidance – this deletes the cur-
•
rent itinerary.
available, see page 35.
Displaying the shortcuts from the map
view
Press the NAV button.
•
Pause guidance is also
Main menu
The main menu is at the top of the menu structure.
Display the main menu from the map
view
Press OK MENU.
•
Return to the main menu from a submenu
Press NAV followed by OK MENU.
•
or
Press EXIT repeatedly until the main menu
•
is displayed.
Returning to the main menu
It is always possible to return to the main menu
by pressing EXITrepeatedly.
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02 Getting to know your navigation system
Main menu, Scroll menu
Returning to the map
There is a quick way to display the map on the
screen again, regardless of where you are in
the menu structure:
Press and hold EXIT for several seconds.
•
Scroll menu
The Scroll menu makes it possible to move the
crosshairs across the map using the number
keys in the center console.
To activate the Scroll menu when the
map is displayed
Press one of the number keys (0–9).
•
To scroll
Press one of the following number keys
•
1-2-3-4-6-7-8-9: an arrow indicating the
scrolling direction will be displayed in the
1
This feature may not be available in all areas/states/markets
margins combined with the number key to
be used to scroll in the desired direction.
To zoom in/out
Turn TUNE.
•
To exit the Scroll menu
Press EXIT.
•
The crosshairs
Pressing OK MENU will display a menu for the
point on the map that the crosshairs are currently pointing to. This menu contains the following alternatives:
Set single destination – deletes any pre-
•
viously set destinations in the itinerary and
begins guidance on the map.
Add waypoint – Adds the marked loca-
•
tion to the itinerary.
POIs nearby: makes it possible to search
•
for/see any points of interest that may be
around the marked position.
Read traffic message: makes it possible
•
to search for/see any current traffic mes-
1
sages
around the marked position.
Information: displays any information that
•
may be available about the marked position.
Store: makes it possible to store the
•
marked position in the system's memory
and opens the menu Set destination
Stored location Edit, see page 45.
Pause guidance
Pause guidance
Move the cursor to Pause guidance and press
OK MENU to temporarily stop all types of guidance and
played. However, the system's "car" symbol
will continue to show the vehicle's position on
the map.
Resume guidance will be dis-
To resume guidance
Mark Resume guidance and press OK
•
MENU.
02
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Menu selections
Three levels of the menu structure are shown
here. A number of the third level menus also
02
have sub-menus, which are described in detail
in their respective sections in this manual.
The menus are structured as follows:
Menu level 1
Menu level 2
Menu level 3
Menu level 4
Menu system overview
Repeat voice guidance
Set destination
p. x
p. 33
Address
Area:
City:
Street:
Number:
Junction:
Set single destination
Add as waypoint
Information
Point of interest (POI)
By name
Near the car
Along the route
Around point on map
Along the street
Along the motorway
MyPOI near the car
MyPOI around point on
map
p. 42
p. 43
Stored location
Set single destination
Add as waypoint
Information
Edit
Sort by
Delete
Previous destination
Set single destination
Add as waypoint
Information
Store
Delete
Delete all
Return trip
Start guidance
Add as waypoint
Edit itinerary
Select point on map
p. 45
p. 46
p. 46
p. 47
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02 Getting to know your navigation system
Menu selections
Latitude & longitude
Postcode
Route details
Itinerary
Start guidance
Add another waypoint
Edit itinerary
Avoid
Next destination
Route instructions
Map of entire route
Map of remaining route
Start demo
or
Stop demo
p. 47
p. 47
p. 49
p. 50
p. 50
p. 51
p. 51
p. 51
p. 61
Traffic information
Read traffic message
Traffic events on route
or
Traffic events ahead
Avoided traffic events
Current position
Settings
Traffic information
Traffic message
Route options
Route type
Route proposals
Customise route
Route learning
Reset route learning
p. 64
p. 66
Map options
Map colours
p. 55
02
Show dual map mode
p. 68
Single map settings
Right map settings
Left map settings
POI on map
p. 68
p. 52
Show full-screen map
POI on map
Compass
Show current road name
A
p. 53
p. 53
Show speed limits
Guidance options
Voice guidance
B
p. 57
Voice output volume
Street names in voice
guidance
Time of arrival format
Always show intersection map
MyPOI Alert
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Menu selections
02
System information
GPS information
Map version:
Map loading progress
Import/edit MyPOI
Reset navigation settings
Delete all user data
Pause guidance
or
Resume guidance
A
Not available in all areas/countries.
B
Not in car with Road Sign Information.
p. 58
p. 58
p. 59
p. 60
p. 35
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Setting a destination............................................................................... 42
Itinerary................................................................................................... 49
Current position...................................................................................... 52
Settings................................................................................................... 53
Demo....................................................................................................... 61
PLANNING YOUR TRIP
03 Planning your trip
Setting a destination
Address
03
There are several different ways of programming a destination.
It is enough to only enter the name of a town,
village, etc. to be guided to the center of the
specified town/villages.
If you know the destination's latitude and longitude, this information can also be used.
See page 29 for information about entering
text/numbers in the system's various text
fields.
NOTE
The definition of a city or area may vary from
state to state, and also within the same
state. It will sometimes be an entire city, or
a particular section of a city.
City or street
Street is marked first
Set destination Address
Searching for a destination:
1. With the previous illustration's view on the
screen, press OK to activate the preselected text field.
2.
Enter a name in the
text wheel or the center console keypad
and then select
3.
Or select
name.
The following search criteria can be used:
Area: (country)
•
City:
•
Postcode: a zip code can also be used for
•
a search under
Street:
•
Number:
•
Junction: (intersection) select an intersec-
•
tion as a destination.
Set single destination – deletes any des-
•
tinations in the itinerary and starts guidance to the selected destination.
Add as waypoint: mark the selection +
•
OK to add the address to the itinerary.
Information: mark the information + OK to
•
display information about the selected
destination.
City: + OK and begin entering the
Street: field using the
City:.
City:
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03 Planning your trip
Setting a destination
NOTE
If the number entered does not exist for a
street address, the system will provide information to this effect.
More about Information
Select an address/street + OK to select the following:
Map: displays a map of the location with
•
additional information when available.
Call: call the location if a phone number is
•
given.
Related POI: lists points of interest related
•
to the selected location.
Parking nearby: lists parking areas in the
•
vicinity along with their distance from the
destination.
Points of interest (POI)
Set destination Point of interest (POI)
The system contains a large number of POIs
that can be searched for and set as destinations. The list of POIs can be shortened by
specifying the type(s) of POIs to be included in
the search:
Select Type: and specify the types of POIs
•
to be included in the search.
To select the POIs to be permanently displayed
on the map, go to the menu Settings
on map – see page 56.
All searches are performed as described in the
previous section (City or street):
1.
Specify an
2.
Then select Set single destination, Add
as waypoint
Area:/City:/Type:/Name:.
or Information + OK.
POI
By name
In addition to searching for a POI by general
category (e.g., restaurants), the POI's name
can be used. The procedure is the same as
when searching by address, see page 42.
When searching for a
Restaurant" all names matching the combination of letters will be shown as the letters in the
name are entered. The list of names will
become more specific as more letters are
entered.
Name: such as "Rick's
NOTE
There are sub-categories of restaurants to
simplify the search.
Near the car
This performs a search of the area around the
vehicle's current position.
03
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03 Planning your trip
Setting a destination
Along the route
03
This searches for POIs along a route in the itinerary.
Around point on map
This search is performed by scrolling the crosshairs on the map, see page 35.
The scroll map will be displayed. Move the
•
crosshairs to the desired position and
press OK.
Along the street
A search will be made on a specific street/road.
Along the highway
This search lists the points of interest that are
easy to reach from the highway, such as service stations along the road or near an exit.
NOTE
The vehicle must be on this road for the list
to be displayed.
My POI near the car
This function makes it possible to search for
POIs in the area around the vehicle's current
location that the user has added to the My
1
POI list.
The search covers a radius of approx.
20 miles (32 km).
NOTE
My POI icons will be displayed at a map
scale of "0.5 miles" ("1.0 km") or lower.
1
For information about adding POIs (My POI) to the map database, see page 58.
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03 Planning your trip
Setting a destination
My POI around point on map
This function initiates a search for POIs that the
user has added to the My POI list
cursor's position on the map. The search covers a radius of approx. 20 miles (32 km.
The search is carried out with the scroll function's crosshairs, see page 35.
The scroll map is displayed. Place the
•
crosshairs on the desired My POI + OK.
1
near the
Stored locations
Set destination Stored location
A large number of locations can be stored in
the system, which can then be used to quickly
set or change an itinerary.
Storing a location
To store the location of your choice:
1. Use the scroll function (see page 35) to
select the location to be saved.
2.
Press OK to open the crosshairs' menu.
3.
Store location + OK. The location
Select
is now saved and will be added to the
Stored location list.
Select a stored location on the list + OK and
choose one of the following alternatives:
Set single destination
The alternative Set single destination deletes
any existing destinations in the itinerary and
starts guidance on the map.
Add as waypoint
The alternative Add as waypoint opens the
same window as for Set destination
Address Add as waypoint, see page 49.
Information
This alternative opens the same window as for
Set destination
waypoint
Address Add as
Information, see page 43.
Edit
This opens the selected stored location and
makes it possible to change/update the following:
03
1
For information about adding POIs (My POI) to the map database, see page 58.
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03 Planning your trip
Setting a destination
Name: enter the name of the location of
•
your choice
Icon: select a symbol to represent the
•
location on the map
Address: enter an address
•
Phone: enter a phone number
•
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Edit voice tag: record a voice tag. Follow
•
the on-screen instructions.
Show name on map: select whether to
•
show or hide the location's name on the
map.
Store: save the changes by pressing OK.
•
Sort by
Select to sort the entries in the list by:
Name
•
Icon
•
Distance
•
Chronological
•
Delete
Delete a stored location.
•
Previous destination
Existing destinations are stored here. Select
one of them and then do one of the following:
Set single destination
•
Add as waypoint
•
Information
•
Store: see the following illustration for
•
more information.
Delete
•
Delete all.
•
Store displays this editing menu
Store displays the same editing menu as for
Stored location
For more information, see page 45.
To supplement or change the information
•
for a destination, select
Edit.
Store + OK.
Return trip
This alternative enables you to return to the
itinerary's starting point and can be selected at
any time during an itinerary.
Select among:
Start guidance
•
Add as waypoint
•
Edit itinerary: select between Clear
•
itinerary
and Route options.
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03 Planning your trip
Setting a destination
Searching for a location on the map
Set destination Select point on map
This displays a map with the current location
marked. See also "Scroll menu" on page 35.
Turn TUNE to change the map scale.
•
1. Move the crosshairs using the number
keys on the center console ((6 MNO) to
move right, (8 TUV) to move down, etc).
2. When you have moved to the desired location, press OK.
Searching by latitude/longitude
Set destination Latitude & longitude
Select a destination using its GPS coordinates:
1. Highlight the number to be changed and
press OK to "activate" the character's window.
2. Enter a number using the center console
number keys (or turn TUNE) and finish by
pressing OK. The previous character's
window will no longer be "active".
3. Highlight the next number to be changed
and repeat the procedure.
4. The two right-most character windows are
for entering the direction. Use the number
keys or turn TUNE.
E = 3.
5. When both coordinates have been
entered, select
add the location to the itinerary.
N = 6, S = 7, W = 9 and
Add as waypoint + OK to
Add to itinerary
Add the selected coordinates for the location
on the map to the itinerary.
Information
This displays any available information about
the location.
Zip code (post code)
Search for a destination using its zip code:
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03 Planning your trip
Setting a destination
03
1.
2.
Postcode: + OK to display the text
Select
wheel.
Select characters with TUNE and enter
them by pressing OK (or use the center
console number keys).
NOTE
Zip codes/post codes may be presented
differently, depending on the country/area.
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03 Planning your trip
Itinerary
Menu overview
Route details
The system can handle one Itinerary at a time
with a maximum of 8 intermediate destinations.
The first destination entered becomes the final
destination and any others are treated as intermediate destinations.
NOTE
The menu selection Itinerary becomes
accessible after a destination has been
selected.
NOTE
The most recently added intermediate destination always becomes Intermediate destination 1. Existing ones will be raised one
step (i.e., existing intermediate destination
1 becomes intermediate destination 2 and
so on).
If you would like to reorder these intermediate destinations in the itinerary, go to Route
details
intermediate destination
list.
Itinerary, Select an
and Move in
Setting an itinerary
Route details Itinerary
Set up an itinerary with several stops along the
way to avoid adding intermediate destinations
during your trip.
Up to 8 intermediate destination can be set.
Start guidance
Move the cursor to Start guidance and press
OK to activate the current itinerary.
The result with "Itinerary 3" selected
If the setting to show 3 alternative itineraries is
selected, one of them can be chosen, see the
menu Settings
proposals on page 54.
Route options Route
Add another waypoint
Add another waypoint adds an intermediate
destination (uses the same menu as "
destination
.") See also page 42.
Set
Editing an itinerary
The alternatives are:
03
49
03 Planning your trip
Itinerary
Clear itinerary: erase the current itinerary.
•
Route options: opens a shortcut to
•
Settings
page 53.
Route options, see
Intermediate destinations in an itinerary
03
Each intermediate destination in the itinerary
can be updated by marking it and pressing
OK.
Information: complete name/address/
•
phone number (where applicable), and longitude and latitude. If a phone number is
displayed, a call can be made through a
Bluetooth
section "Bluetooth
tion" in your Owners's Manual for additional information. Any POIs or parking
areas near the destination or will be shown.
Delete: remove the intermediate destina-
•
tion from the itinerary.
-enabled cell phone. See the
hands-free connec-
Move in list: change the order in which the
•
intermediate destinations appear in the
itinerary.
Adjust on map: uses crosshairs on the
•
map to mark a position. The crosshairs can
be scrolled (moved) to another position,
which can be selected by pressing OK.
See page 35 for more information on the
scroll function.
Store: opens the menu Set destination
•
Stored location Edit, see page 45.
Avoiding areas
This feature makes it possible to avoid certain
parts of the route (due to traffics jams, construction, etc.) The various distances shown on
the screen are calculated from the vehicle's
current position. The system will then select
another route.
Mark a selection and press OK.
•
Next destination
Route details Next destination
This shows the location of the next intermediate destination on the map with its name,
address, estimated time of arrival and the
remaining distance to this destination. It also
offers the following alternatives:
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03 Planning your trip
Itinerary
Delete: remove the current intermediate
•
destination and show the next one.
Map: show a position on the map with the
•
Scroll menu, see page 35.
>>: go to the next intermediate destination
•
in the itinerary (at the end of the list, this will
loop back to the beginning).
Call: call the destination (where applica-
•
ble).
Route instructions
Route details Route instructions
This lists the points along the route where
instructions will be provided.
Map of the entire route
Route details Map of entire route
This displays the entire route scaled down so
that it fits on the map.
Otherwise, the functions are the same as for
the Scroll menu, see page 35.
Map of the remaining route
Route details Map of remaining route
03
This is similar to the view showing the entire
route but only shows the remaining part of the
route to the destination from the vehicle's current position.
Otherwise, the functions are the same as for
the Scroll menu, see page 35.
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03 Planning your trip
Current position
Where am I?
03
Current position
This feature displays a map with the vehicle's
current location and information such as the
location's name and coordinates.
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03 Planning your trip
Settings
Traffic information
Settings Traffic information
Additional settings that can be made for Traffic
information, see also page 66.
Traffic messages
Traffic message
Several selections can be made here for displaying traffic messages.
All: information about all reported traffic
•
disruptions will be displayed.
Most serious: this will display information
•
about e.g., closed roads due to accidents
or other serious problems.
None: No traffic messages will be dis-
•
played.
NOTE
This setting affects the way that the system
calculates a route.
Route options
Settings Route options
Route type
The following types of routes can be selected:
Fast: the system will select major roads for
•
the fastest permitted driving
Short: the system will select the most
•
direct route to the destination
Easy: the system will prioritize roads that
•
do not entail difficult driving situations or
numerous intersections
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03 Planning your trip
Settings
Route proposal
03
When the Start guidance command has been
given, two alternatives will be presented:
Select 1 to let the navigation system
•
choose the most suitable type of route
Select 3 and the system will present up to
•
3 route proposals (if more than one possibility is available) to choose from
See page 49 for more information.
Route options
Customize route.
Select roads or other things that the system
should avoid as far as possible when setting a
route:
Avoid motorways
•
Avoid toll roads
•
Avoid ferries
•
Avoid unverified roads
•
Avoid borders
•
Avoid time-restricted roads
•
Avoid season-restricted roads
•
1
NOTE
If a route has already been set when one
•
or more of these alternatives are
changed, there may be a slight delay in
guidance as the system recalculates the
route.
If the system has been set to avoid toll
•
roads, highways, etc., roads of this type
will only be used when there are no
other alternatives.
Route learning
An itinerary must be set. If the driver has activated an itinerary and then takes another route
to the final destination than the one proposed
by the system, the system will memorize the
roads that the driver has chosen.
If the same itinerary is selected two more times
and the driver uses "his/her own route" again,
the system will show the driver's route.
If this alternative is marked and the same route
is driven three times, this new route will be
stored and replace the original itinerary.
Reset route learning
This deletes the "learned" route.
1
These options vary, depending on the area/market/state.
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Map options
Settings Map options
Map colors
Choose between:
Automatic: a light sensor detects if it is
•
day or night.
Day (see the previous illustration)
•
Night
•
Single map settings
Map orientation: select Heading or
•
North.
North: the map will always have north at the
top of the screen. The "car" symbol will move
in the current direction on the screen.
Heading: the "car" symbol will be in the center
of the map and will always point upward. The
map will rotate under the symbol, depending
on the direction of the road.
Map view: select 2D or 3D
•
2D: the "car" symbol and map will always be
viewed from above.
3D: the "car" symbol and map will be viewed
at an angle from above or from the side.
2
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03 Planning your trip
Settings
Show dual map mode
The map can be displayed over the entire
screen or two split-screen maps can be displayed at the same time.
Select split-screen by marking
map mode
EXIT.
and pressing OK, followed by
Show dual
03
2
Only if Map orientation > Heading is selected.
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03 Planning your trip
Settings
Map scale in dual map mode
To view each map in different scales:
1.
From map view, turn TUNE clockwise or
counter-clockwise to highlight the map on
the right or left side of the screen.
2.
03
Press OK to "activate" the highlighted side
of the screen.
3.
Turn TUNE to adjust the map scale.
4.
Press OK again to confirm the new map
scale and to "deactivate" that side of the
screen.
Left map settings
Map orientation: select Heading or
•
North.
Map view: select 2D or 3D.
•
Right map settings
This is the same as for left map settings.
Show full-screen map
Highlighting Show full-screen map + OK displays the map over the entire screen. This
means that the information fields at the top and
bottom of the screen (e.g., ambient temperature, etc.) will not be displayed.
Points of interest (POIs) on the map
Mark the alternatives for displaying points of
interest on the map:
All: show all points of interest.
•
None: no points of interest will be dis-
•
played.
Selected: a menu with points of interest
•
will be displayed. Mark the ones that you
would like to have displayed on the map.
NOTE
If a POI category with many points on the
map is deselected/hidden, this makes it
possible to display POIs from other categories.
For a list of POIs, see page 72.
Compass
Choose how the compass will be shown on the
map:
Graphic
•
Text: the compass heading (upward on the
•
screen) will be indicated by a letter, for
example
None.
•
See page 33 for more information about the
compass.
N for "North."
Show the current road name
Mark this alternative to display the name of the
street/road that you are currently driving on at
the bottom of the screen.
Show the current speed limit
Mark the alternativeShow speed limits + OK
to see the current speed limit in the upper right
corner of the screen.
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Settings
Vehicles with Road Sign Information
(RSI)*
Speedometer with RSI.
Vehicles equipped with Road Sign
Information
limit on the speedometer. The speed limit will
not be displayed on the navigation system's
map.
Consult your owner's manual for additional
information about RSI.
only display the current speed
Guidance options
Settings Guidance options
Voice guidance
Mark Voice guidance if you would like spoken
instructions. See page 26 for additional information.
Voice volume
This displays a volume control on the screen
for setting the level for voice guidance.
Adjust by turning TUNE and pressing OK.
•
See page 21 for more information.
Street names in voice guidance
In addition to voice guidance information about
distance and direction, this function can also
say the name of the street/road. To activate:
Mark Street names in voice guidance.
•
Time information
Select the time-related information to be displayed:
ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival)
•
RTA (Remaining Time until Arrival)
•
Always show intersection map
The navigation system can work in the background while other information (radio, phone,
etc.) is displayed.
Always show intersection map +
Select
OK to select the function that displays detailed
map information on half of the screen while
other sources/programs are being used, see
page 33.
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* Option/accessory, for more information, see Introduction.
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Settings
Alert for My POI
Select MyPOI Alert + OK to activate a preset
audible alert when the vehicle approaches a
MyPOI location, see page 58.
System information
03
Settings System information
GPS information
The screen shows:
Number of received satellites:
•
Received position
•
Map-matched position
•
Altitude:
•
The geographic name of the current posi-
•
tion.
Map version
The screen will display:
Software version:
•
Map version:
•
Map market:
•
Map loading progress
This indicates the progress of a map/system
update. See page 17 for more information.
Import/Edit MyPOI
Settings Import/edit MyPOI
Many companies offer POI files on their web
sites, which allows the user to supplement Volvo's map database by showing POIs from
other sources.
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Settings
NOTE
Supplementing the map database
•
requires a certain knowledge of computers.
The POI file formats and procedures for
•
downloading these files are set by the
respective manufacturers/distributors.
This means that there is no standard
procedure for downloading these files
and these instructions cannot give
exact step-by-step instructions for
doing so.
Contact your Volvo retailer if you have
•
any questions about downloading POI
files.
The following is a general example of the procedure for downloading a POI file from the
Internet:
1. Go to the source's web site and search for
the POI file to be downloaded.
2. Select a POI file with the "gpx" format and
download it. If the file is not available in the
gpx format, it will have to be converted to
this format after it has been downloaded
3. Copy the POI file to a USB flash drive.
4. Insert the flash drive in the vehicle's USB
socket, located under the center console
armrest. In the infotainment system's
menus, go to Settings
MyPOI.
5.
When the files have been imported, certain settings can be made for the new MyPOI group:
•
•
•
•
When all of the choices have been made, select
Store + OK to complete the procedure or to
import/edit a new POI group.
All POIs that have been added will be placed
under the heading "My POI".
3
.
Import + OK and follow the instruc-
Select
tions on the screen.
The name can be changed
The MyPOI map icon can be changed (if an
icon was included with the imported POI
file, it will automatically be preselected)
One of three different audible alerts can be
selected (to alert the driver when the vehicles approaches the MyPOI icon on the
map, see page 58)
Choose to display/hide MyPOI icons on
the map.
Import/edit
NOTE
The type of information that may be displayed on the map is regulated by national
legislation. For the latest information, go to
www.volvocars.com/navi.
100 MyPOI groups (or 50, 000 MyPOI locations
in the GPX 1.1 format) can be added to the map
database.
Reset navigation settings
Settings Reset navigation settings
This function returns all settings to the original
(factory) system settings.
The menu alternative Settings
navigation settings + OK displays:
Reset
Reset all
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Free conversion programs can be downloaded from the Internet.
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Settings
navigation settings?, Continue with OK
Cancel with EXIT
Delete all user data
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Settings Delete all user data
The menu alternative Settings Delete all
user data + OK displays:
delete all navigation user data?
with OK
Pressing OK will delete the following information:
•
•
•
•
•
Cancel with EXIT
all stored locations
the Last 5 locations
previous destinations
route learning information
changes to factory settings
.
Do you want to
, Continue
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Start the demo (system simulation)
Route details Start demo
When the vehicle is at a standstill, this function
offers simulated guidance to the currently set
destination.
To interrupt the simulation:
The previous memo selection (Start
•
) changes to Stop demo. Mark it and
demo
press OK.
NOTE
The demonstration function can only be
used if a destination has been selected.
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Introduction............................................................................................. 64
Reading information................................................................................ 66
Dealing with traffic problems.................................................................. 68
G000000
TRAFFIC INFORMATION
04 Traffic information
Introduction
Display and reception
Broadcast traffic information is always
received and presented, even if no destination
is specified.
The way in which traffic information is presented can be set and changed in Settings
Traffic information, see page 53.
The way in which traffic information is presented is also affected by the way in which it is
broadcast.
04
NOTE
Traffic information is not available in all
areas/states/provinces.
The transmission range for traffic information is being increased continuously.
Traffic symbols on the map
Symbol for traffic information or problems
If there is at least one traffic message along the
route, a TMC
1
symbol will be displayed in the
upper left corner of the map.
Use the scroll function (see page 35) to scroll
to the traffic problem to find its location and
extent.
NOTE
When the system is started it can take up to
approx. 15 minutes before all traffic information for the area is loaded.
Location on the map
Traffic problems are indicated by arrows, lines
and boxes:
Slow traffic
Slow traffic in both directions
Extent
Marker colors
The color of the arrows, lines and boxes indicates the extent (severity) of the traffic disruption:
Black Road closed
Red Traffic jam
Orange Slow-moving traffic
Yellow General information
Type of traffic disruption
The following table shows examples of the
2
symbols
that may be used on the map to indi-
cate different types of traffic disruptions:
1
Traffic Message Channel
2
These symbols may vary, depending on the state/market.
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04 Traffic information
Introduction
Accident
Contraflow (two-way traffic, single
lanes in each direction)
Detour (diversion)
Information
Narrow road
Parking information
Traffic jam
Road work
Slippery road
Other hazard
Road closed
Extent
04
Certain traffic messages also contain information on the extent of the traffic obstruction.
In addition to the symbol, a yellow, orange, red
or black line along the route is shown on all
scales up to 3 miles. The length of the line is
corresponds to the extent (distance) of the traffic problem.
Scale of the area for traffic information
The map scale determines the amount of traffic
information that can be displayed; the larger
the area on the map shown on the screen, the
greater the amount of information displayed.
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04 Traffic information
Reading information
Read traffic message
04
A traffic problem and the area affected, marked by
arrows
When the crosshairs are placed over an
area where there is a traffic disruption
(marked by arrows along the road), a
flashing box with the traffic symbol is displayed.
In order to read the traffic information:
Press OK and select Traffic information
•
+ OK.
Traffic information
Main menu
Traffic information
Read traffic message
With Read traffic message selected, press
OK to display the following view:
1. Move the crosshairs to the traffic disruption (indicated by a colored line or arrows
parallel with the road) that you would like
information about. A traffic symbol with a
box will begin to flash on the map.
2.
Press OK and information similar to the
illustration will be displayed:
Detailed information about the traffic disruption is linked to the symbol, including (if available):
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expected duration
•
limitations (speed, vehicle width/height,
•
etc.)
roads affected
•
If there is more than one traffic disruption within
the box, press OK to display information about
the problem closest to the center of the crosshairs first.
Numbers, such as "
screen, indicate that the currently displayed
traffic message is number 2 of a total of 5 in the
box. Display the other messages by pressing
OK.
Return to the map screen by pressing
•
EXIT.
2/5" at the top of the
04 Traffic information
Reading information
04
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04 Traffic information
Dealing with traffic problems
Avoiding traffic disruptions
Traffic events ahead
04
Menu row 2 when no itinerary has been set.
With Traffic events ahead selected, press
OK to list the current traffic disruptions.
Traffic events along route
Menu row 2 with a set itinerary.
This is the same menu row as in the previous
section, but with a set itinerary. The text then
changes from
events on route
tem guide you around the traffic disruption on
another route.
Press OK to list the traffic disruptions along the
route.
A list with one disruption along the itinerary's
route.
The driver can avoid traffic disruptions by letting the system choose another route. To do
so:
1. Select the traffic disruption to be avoided
and press OK to mark the selection.
2. A number of areas can be marked to be
avoided. Up to 15 areas with traffic disruptions can be selected.
3.
Continue by marking
route
Traffic events ahead to Traffic
. You can opt to have the sys-
Calculate new
+ OK.
The system will then calculate a new route to
avoid the traffic disruption.
To get detailed information about a listed traffic
disruption:
Select one from the list and press # INFO
•
(on the center console control panel) to
display the information.
Avoided traffic events
The marked traffic problems are listed here.
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Return to the map by pressing EXIT or
•
Calculate new route + OK: the itin-
select
erary will be adjusted according to the
changes made.
04 Traffic information
Dealing with traffic problems
A list with one alternative that can be edited.
The following can be done:
Clear all: unmark all alternatives.
•
Select one of the alternatives + OK: the
•
alternative will be unmarked.
Select one of the alternatives + # INFO:
•
detailed information and a map will be displayed.
Detailed information, return to the menu by pressing EXIT.
04
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Points of interest (POIs).......................................................................... 72
SYMBOLS ON THE MAP
05 Symbols on the map
Points of interest (POIs)
Specify individual POIs to be shown on the
map or select
Marked POIs will be shown on the map
05
Settings Map options POI on map
Selected
To do so:
Select/deselect a POI by turning TUNE
•
and pressing OK. Finish by pressing EXIT.
The number of POIs displayed is limited In
order to avoid too much clutter on the map.
Zoom in on a specific area to see a greater
number of POIs.
All or None, see page 56.
NOTE
The icons used for POIs and the number
•
of POIs available may vary from country
to country.
New icons may be added/removed
•
when the system is updated. The icons
for all available POIs can always be
found under
system's menus.
Some examples of symbols that can be
selected to be displayed on the map:
Gas station
Gas station with CNG (biogas)
Gas station with LPG (liquid petroleum gas)
Car wash
Auto service & maintenance
Rental Car Agency
Car race track
Settings in the navigation
Volvo dealer
Parking
Parking garage
Parking for large vehicles
Tourist information
Historical monument
Tourist attraction
Hockey rink
Sports complex
Exercise area
Ski resort
Movie theater
Amusement park
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05 Symbols on the map
Points of interest (POIs)
Opera house/theater
Bar/nightclub
Zoo
Restaurant
Restaurant
Restaurant, Chinese
Restaurant, sea food
Fast food
Café
Grocery store
Shopping mall
Dry cleaner
News stand
Barber shop/hair salon
Park & Recreation
Rest area
Hotel
Convention/exhibition center
Train/commuter train station
Airport
Bus station
Ferry terminal
Marina
Municipal/government office
Higher education/university
City center
Police station
Fire station
Library
Hospital
Pharmacy
Bank
ATM
Post
School/daycare center
Campground
05
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
06 Questions & Answers
Frequently asked questions
The vehicle’s position on the map is
incorrect.
The Global Positioning System (GPS) indicates
the car’s position with an accuracy of about
65 feet (20 meters).
Accuracy may be even less when driving on
roads lying parallel to another road, winding
roads, roads on several levels, and also after
driving a long distance without making any distinct turns.
Tall buildings and mountains, tunnels, viaducts, over/underpasses etc., also have a negative affect on the reception of GPS signals,
which means that the estimation of the car’s
position may not be precise.
VNS does not always calculate the
fastest/shortest route.
Parameters such as distance, width of road,
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type of road, number of right or left turns, traffic
circles etc., are all taken into account when
calculating the best theoretical route. Experience and local knowledge may, however, lead
to a better choice of route.
The VNS system chooses toll roads,
freeways, and ferries even though I have
opted to avoid them.
When calculating routes over longer distances,
for technical reasons the system can only use
major roads. If you select
NO for toll roads and
freeways, they will be avoided as much as possible, but will be used if no other reasonable
alternative is available.
After being transported, the car’s
position on the map is incorrect.
If the car is transported, for example by ferry or
train, or in such a way as to impede the reception of GPS signals, it can take up to 5 minutes
to calculate the car’s new position correctly.
The vehicle’s position on the map is
incorrect after its battery has been
disconnected.
If power has been cut from the GPS antenna,
it can take more than 5 minutes for the GPS
signals to be received correctly and the car’s
position to be calculated.
The car symbol on the map moves
erratically after a tire change
In addition to the GPS receiver, the vehicle’s
speedometer and an onboard gyro are also
used to calculate the vehicle’s current location
and direction of travel. If the spare tire is put on
the vehicle, or is a change is made from summer to winter tires (or vice versa), the navigation system must "learn" the new dimensions
of the tire(s). Therefore, it may be necessary to
drive for several miles, including a number of
turns, for the system to make this adjustment.
The map image does not correspond to
actual conditions.
Factors such as the constant expansion and
rebuilding of the road network, new traffic regulations constantly being introduced etc.,
mean that the digital map database is not
always complete.
The maps and data on the DVDs are static.
They will not automatically update to reflect
real-life changes to road and traffic patterns.
Updated DVDs are produced periodically.
Please contact your Volvo retailer for more
information about availability.
The map scale sometimes changes.
There is no detailed map information for certain
areas. If this is the case, the system automatically changes the map scale.
Certain menu options are not available.
Check the settings that you have made. Select
Reset to default for the particular option to
return to the default settings.
The car symbol on screen jumps forward
or spins.
The system may need a few seconds to sense
the position and movement of the car before
you drive off.
1. Switch off the VNS system and the ignition.
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2. Switch on the ignition again and restart
VNS, but remain at a standstill for a short
time before driving off.
I am planning a long trip but do not want
to specify destinations in the cities that I
will be passing through. What is the
easiest way to set up an itinerary?
Select the final destination directly on the map
using the cross hairs. The system will automatically guide you to the final destination even if
you drive past intermediate destinations.
The system’s map information is not upto-date
Contact your Volvo retailer for updated map
information.
WARNING
Navigating safely
Always use good judgment when following
navigation system guidance, and do not follow guidance that seems contrary to your
own best judgment.
See also www.volvocars.com/navi for additional information about maps, etc.
What is the easiest way to check the
current map version?
See Settings System information Map
version: for information about the map version
and which geographic area it covers.
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07 Index
A
About this manual...................................... 14
Activating the system.................................. 8
Address
entering................................................. 42
Avoiding an area........................................ 50
C
Change scale of traffic information............ 65
Compass................................................... 33
D
Demo......................................................... 61
Destination
07
next intermediate destination............... 50
points of interest................................... 43
setting................................................... 42
street address....................................... 42
DVD
care....................................................... 18
changing............................................... 17
contents................................................ 17
E
End-User terms......................................... 78
Extent......................................................... 65
F
Factory settings................................... 15, 59
Frequently asked questions....................... 76
G
GPS information........................................ 58
Guidance
options.................................................. 57
pausing................................................. 35
starting.................................................. 42
to a point of interest............................... 9
to a street address.................................. 9
voice..................................................... 33
I
Intermediate destination............................ 50
Intersections.............................................. 42
Itinerary
clearing................................................. 50
start guidance....................................... 49
L
Locations
storing................................................... 45
M
Map
colors.................................................... 55
current position..................................... 52
direction................................................ 55
location on............................................ 47
options.................................................. 55
screens........................................... 32, 55
scrolling................................................ 35
82
07 Index
symbols on........................................... 72
version.................................................. 58
Map areas.................................................. 17
Map mode................................................. 15
Map scale.................................................. 47
Menu
scroll..................................................... 34
system overview................................... 36
Menu system............................................. 14
My POI........................................... 44, 45, 58
N
Navigation system controls....................... 23
O
On/Off........................................................ 15
P
Points of interest........................................ 56
as a destination.................................... 43
symbols on the map............................. 72
Q
Questions & Answers................................. 76
Quick guide.................................................. 8
R
Read traffic message................................. 66
Remote control.......................................... 24
Return trip.................................................. 46
Roads, unverified....................................... 33
Route options...................................... 53, 54
S
Scale
change............................................ 47, 65
Screen
care....................................................... 18
Scrolling..................................................... 35
Scroll menu................................................ 35
Search
location on map.................................... 47
Setting a destination.................................. 42
Settings...................................................... 15
resetting................................................ 59
Simulated guidance (demo)....................... 61
Start guidance........................................... 49
Steering wheel
keypad.................................................. 22
Stored locations................................... 45, 46
adding information................................ 45
Street address, as destination................... 42
Symbols on the map.................................. 72
System options.................................... 57, 58
System overview........................................ 20
07
83
07 Index
System settings......................................... 15
delete user data.................................... 60
resetting................................................ 59
T
Traffic information.......................... 21, 53, 66
broadcasts............................................ 64
selections.............................................. 53
transmission......................................... 53
Traffic symbols.......................................... 64
U
Unverified roads........................................ 33
V
07
Voice
guidance............................................... 33
Voice commands....................................... 26
Volvo Navigation System
activating................................................ 8
demo..................................................... 61
end-user terms..................................... 78
general information............................... 15
GPS receiver......................................... 21
overview................................................ 20
questions & answers............................ 76
quick guide............................................. 8
switching on/off.................................... 15
system menus...................................... 36
unverified roads.................................... 33
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Zip code, as a destination......................... 47
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