Volvo SENSUS User Manual

WEB EDITION

SENSUS NAVIGATION

Text and symbols on the map

The car's current position + Point to press for opening the itinerary

Map scale

List with the itinerary's guidance points

Driving distance to the destination/Arrival time at the destination + Point
to press for switching between headings

Point to press for a list of the itinerary's POI and traffic information

Destination/final destination

Intermediate destinations

Guidance point

Car (blue triangle) on the planned route

Traffic problems with information

Minimise (expanded view) or maximise (full screen) the map view

Calculate detour

Repeat the current voice guidance

Voice guidance temporarily On/Off

Pause/resume guidance

Specifying destinations/intermediate destinations

POI (Restaurant)

Point to press to reset the map to follow the car (blue triangle)

Point to press to change between 2D/3D

Compass + Point to press for North up/Travel direction up

SENSUS NAVIGATION

Sensus Navigation is a satellite based traffic information and route guid­ance system.

Sensus Navigation guides you to a destination and provides information
along the route. It notifies you of situations that could make driving diffi­cult, such as accidents and road works, and suggests alternative routes
in such cases.

It is possible to draw up an itinerary, search for POI (Point of interest)
along the route, store your own favourite places etc.

Sensus Navigation shows the exact position of the car and can always
guide you to the destination even if you take a wrong turn.

For optimal understanding of the system we recommend that you make
yourself familiar with the information in this owner's manual.

In addition to its practical use, Sensus Navigation also contributes to a
better environment by facilitating accessibility and selecting the best
route based on the driver's settings.

2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GET STARTED NOW

Quick guide to map navigation

8

Simple guidance to a destination

8

GET TO KNOW SENSUS
NAVIGATION

Common operations during map nav­igation

12

CONTROLS

Displays and operating controls for
map navigation

16

3

VOICE RECOGNITION

Voice recognition and map navigation

20

Voice recognition

21

Using voice recognition

22

Voice recognition settings

22

SPECIFY A DESTINATION

General information about entering a
destination

24

Define the destination by clicking on
the map

24

Specify destination with free text
searching

25

Specifying a destination with Latest/
Favourites/Library

27

Specifying a destination with POI

29

Specifying a destination with an address

30

Save the destination with "Send to Car"

30

ITINERARY AND ROUTE

Itinerary and Alternative route

34

Guidance points in the Itinerary

35

POIs along route

36

Traffic disruptions along the route

36

Information cards on the map

37

Select detour

38

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TRAFFIC INFORMATION

Traffic information

40

SETTINGS

Map navigation in the driver display

42

Sensus Navigation settings

42

Map settings

43

Route settings

46

Traffic settings

47

Guidance settings

48

System settings

49

MAP AND SYSTEM INFORMATION

Updating map data with MapCare

52

Updating map data via Remote updating

53

Updating map data via PC and USB

54

License agreement for map navigation

56

Copyright

58

5

SOME COMMON "ERRORS"

Fault tracing for Sensus Navigation

60

ALPHABETICAL INDEX

Alphabetical Index 63

GET STARTED NOW

GET STARTED NOW

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Quick guide to map navigation

The car's electrical system is activated automati­cally when the driver's door is opened.

Navigation On/Off

On

If the navigation system does not show a map on
the centre display - "click" on

Navigation on the

uppermost row.

Then a map of the current area is shown with the
car symbolised by a blue triangle.

WARNING

Observe the following.

•

Direct all your attention to the road and
make sure that all your concentration is
on driving.

•

Follow applicable traffic legislation and
drive with good judgment.

•

Due to weather conditions or time of year
affecting the road conditions, some rec­ommendations may be less reliable.

Off

The navigation system cannot be switched off but
always works in the background - it is only
switched off when the driver locks and leaves the
car.

NOTE

The navigation system is also available when
the engine is switched off. When the battery
level gets too low the system switches off.

Related information

•

Displays and operating controls for map navi­gation (p. 16)

•

Simple guidance to a destination (p. 8)

Simple guidance to a destination

Setting guidance to the desired destination with­out having to first read the whole owner's man­ual.

Selecting a destination on the map

Step Screen/

menu

Action

1 If the

screen does
not show a
map image,
proceed as
follows:

Press the rectangular
button under the display
screen to come to the
home view.

2 The home

view is
shown.

Press Navigation on
the display screen's
upper menu row.

3 A map is

shown.

If that button is visible
on the screen - press it
to maximise the map
view.

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Step Screen/

menu

Action

4 A map is

shown.

Scroll to the desired
location on the map and
give a long press on the
position.

5 A field with

the text

Start navi­gation is

shown on
the screen.

Tap on Start naviga-

tion.

6 A map with

highlighted
route is
shown.

Guidance starts - follow
the instructions on the
driver display.

GET TO KNOW SENSUS NAVIGATION

GET TO KNOW SENSUS NAVIGATION

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Common operations during map navigation

Some common operations during map naviga­tion are described below.

•

Where am I?

•

Driving direction or north up on the map

•

2D or 3D display

•

Zoom

•

Scroll

•

Find the car symbol on the map

•

Switching heading display

•

Return from a menu

•

"Wrong" language in the views

Where am I?

What geographic position does the car have
now?

•

Click on the map's car symbol (blue triangle)

- the information is shown directly on the
map.

Driving direction or north up on the map

Click on the compass to change the car symbol’s move­ment on the map.

The driver can choose between two ways to rep­resent the car’s movement in relation to the map:

•

The map is shown with north always upwards
on the centre display - the car symbol moves
or “drives” in its true compass direction on
the map. If the car symbol moves to the left
on the map then the car is driving westwards.

•

The car symbol points/drives upwards on the
centre display - the map rotates under the
car symbol according to how the car turns.
The compass symbol indicates which direc­tion north is (N) on the map, and the centre
of the compass shows the direction in which
the front of the car is pointing (in this case
NE = Northeast).

Compass symbols Compass direction

N North

NE NorthEast

E East

SE SouthEast

S South

SW SouthWest

W West

NW NorthWest

2D or 3D display

Click on 2D/3D to change between 2D and 3D display.

In 3D display, the car’s heading is always
upwards on the centre display - the map rotates

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around the car symbol according to how the car
turns.

The compass symbol indicates which direction
north is (N) on the map, and the centre of the
compass shows the direction in which the front
of the car is pointing.

The map scale is not shown in the 3D mode.

2D display is described under the previous head­ing "Driving direction or north up on the map"

Zoom

Zoom in

Make the map bigger like this:

Double-tap the centre display
with one finger.

or

Touch the centre display with
two fingers close together, then
spread them apart.

Zoom out

Make the map smaller like this:

Tap once on the centre display
with two fingers spread apart.

or

Touch the centre display with
two fingers spread apart, then
draw them together.

Scroll

Place one finger on the map,
swipe in the desired direction,
and release.

The scroll function is only pos­sible with the map in the maxi­mum mode, not when it is mini-

mised.

Find the car symbol on the map

Click on the crosshairs symbol.

After zooming in and out and scrolling around on
the map it can sometimes be hard to find your
way back to the car's position on the map. This is
the simplest way to find it:

•

Click on the crosshairs symbol - the map is
then reset and thereafter follows the car
symbol.

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Switching heading display

Click here to change the map heading.

Choose between the following displays as the
heading on the map:

•

Specification of destination (Destination) and
arrival time (ETA1) or remaining time to
arrival (RTA1)

or

•

Definition of the current position (Position)
and distance to the destination (Dist).

Change of heading is only possible with the map
in the maximum mode, not when it is minimised.

Finding the way back to the map view

The centre display Home button.

If the driver is "a long way away" in another part
of the system and wishes to quickly return to the
map view, this method can be used:

1. Press the Home button on the centre dis­play.

2. If the centre display shows the home view
instead of the map view - press the upper
menu row

Navigation.

Related information

•

Map navigation in the driver display (p. 42)

•

Sensus Navigation settings (p. 42)

1

The selection ETA or RTA is made in the "Route settings" section.

CONTROLS

CONTROLS

16

Displays and operating controls for map navigation

Volvo Sensus Navigation is presented and oper­ated in several different ways, e.g. via the driver
display, Head-up display and voice commands.

The centre display screen

The centre display screen is used to define set­tings and to select and search for destinations.

If the map image is not shown on the centre dis­play:

•

Press

Navigation on the home view's

uppermost menu row.

The driver display

During driving the driver is guided by voice guid­ance and instructions on the driver display.

The right-hand steering wheel keypad and the driver display

The right-hand steering wheel buttons can be
used to manage some of the map navigation
functions, e.g.

Take me home.

Open/close

Left/Right

Up/Down

Confirm

Opening/closing the menu

–

Press open/close (1)
> The menu with alternatives is opened/

closed - the menu closes automatically
after a period of inactivity or for certain
selections.

CONTROLS

* Option/accessory, for more information, see Introduction.

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Navigating and selecting in the menu

1. Scroll through the alternatives by pressing up
or down (3)

2. Confirm or mark a selected function by
pressing confirm (4).

> The function is activated and for some

selections the menu is closed.

HUD – Head-up-display*

Map navigation on the windscreen.

The driver can also receive guidance and infor­mation from the navigation system display on the
bottom of the windscreen.

The position of the information field can be
adjusted. The HUD is comprehensively described
in the "Head-up-display" section.

Voice recognition

Many functions can also be
performed with voice com­mands.

Press the steering wheel but­ton, wait for the signal, then
say, for example, “Drive

Home”.

Voice recognition is comprehensively described
in the "Voice recognition during map navigation",
"Use voice recognition" and "Voice recognition
settings" sections.

Related information

•

Specify destination with free text searching
(p. 25)

•

Voice recognition and map navigation
(p. 20)

•

Voice recognition (p. 21)

•

Using voice recognition (p. 22)

•

Voice recognition settings (p. 22)

VOICE RECOGNITION

VOICE RECOGNITION

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Voice recognition and map navigation

With voice recognition control, many functions in
the navigation system can be activated by spo­ken words.

Voice recognition is comprehensively described
in the "Voice recognition", ""Use voice recogni­tion" and "Voice recognition settings" sections.

Voice commands

The following are some examples of voice com­mands that are unique to map navigation.

–

Press the steering wheel button and say
one of the following commands:

•

“

Navigation” - Initiates a navigation dia-

logue and shows examples of commands.

•

"

Take me home" - Guidance is given to

the Home position. (Home is pro­grammed with the Set home address
function in the top menu alternative

Favourites)

•

"

Go to [City]" - Specifies a town as the

destination. E.g. "Drive to Coventry".

•

"

Go to [Address]" - Specifies an

address as the destination. E.g. "Drive to
5 King Street, Coventry".

•

"

Go to [Post code]" - Specifies a post

code as the destination. E.g. "Drive to LE5
4PQ".

•

"

Go to [Persons name]" - Specifies an

address from the telephone book as the
destination. E.g. "Drive to Robin Smith".

•

"

Search [POI]" - Searches for POIs

1

,
which are always sorted "round the car".
To sort the list along the route - say
"Along the route" when the result list is
shown.

•

"

Search [POI] in [a town]" - Searches

for POIs1 in a town/locality.

•

"

Search [POI category]" - Searches for

POIs1 within the specified category, which
are always sorted “around the vehicle”.

•

"

Search [POI category] in [a town]" -

Searches for POIs1 within the specified
category in a town/locality.

•

"

Enter contact" - Specifies a contact

from the telephone list as a destination.

•

"

Search POI" - Specifies a POI as a des-

tination.

•

"

Change country/Change state

2

" -

Changes the search area for navigation.

•

"

Enter address" - Specifies an address

as a destination.

•

"

Enter postcode" - Specifies a post

code as a destination.

•

"

Add intersection" - Specifies a cross-

ing as a destination.

•

"

Show favorites" - Shows, in the alter-

natives in the top menu, positions which
are marked as favourites Favourites.

•

"

Clear itinerary" - Erases all the stored

intermediate destinations in an itinerary.

•

"

Repeat voice guidance" - Repeats the

last spoken guidance.

•

"

Pause guidance" - Pauses the guid-

ance on the map.

1

The user has the option of calling the POI or specifying it as a destination.

2

In European countries, “Country” is used instead of “State”.

VOICE RECOGNITION

* Option/accessory, for more information, see Introduction.

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•

"

Resume guidance" - Resumes the

paused guidance on the map.

•

"

Turn off voice guidance" - Switches

off voice guidance.

•

"

Turn on voice guidance" - Starts the

switched-off voice guidance.

Related information

•

Displays and operating controls for map navi­gation (p. 16)

•

Voice recognition (p. 21)

•

Using voice recognition (p. 22)

•

Voice recognition settings (p. 22)

Voice recognition

The voice recognition system allows the driver to
use voice recognition to control certain functions
of the media player, Bluetooth-connected phone,
the climate system and Volvo's navigation sys­tem*.

Voice commands offer convenience and help the
driver to avoid being distracted, and instead con­centrate on driving and focus attention on the
road and the traffic conditions.

WARNING

The driver always holds overall responsibility
for driving the vehicle in a safe manner and
complying with all applicable rules of the road.

Input takes place in dialogue form with spoken
commands from the user and verbal replies from

the system. The voice recognition system uses
the same microphone as the Bluetooth hands­free system and the voice recognition system's
replies come via the car's speakers. In some
cases, a text message is also shown in the driver
display. Functions are controlled from the right­hand steering wheel keypad. Settings are made
via the centre display.

System updating

The voice recognition system is continuously
improved. Fetch updates for optimal performance,
see the "System updates" section and
support.volvocars.com.

Related information

•

Using voice recognition (p. 22)

•

Voice recognition and map navigation (p. 20)

•

Voice recognition settings (p. 22)

VOICE RECOGNITION

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Using voice recognition

Basic instructions for using voice recognition
control.

Depress the steering wheel
button for voice recognition

to activate the system and
initiate a dialogue using voice
commands.

Remember the following during communication:

•

For a command - speak after the tone in a
normal voice at normal speed.

•

Do not speak while the system is replying
(the system cannot understand commands
during this time).

•

Avoid background noise in the passenger
compartment by having the doors, windows
and tailgate closed.

Voice recognition can be deactivated as follows:

•

by saying "

Cancel".

•

with a long press on the voice recognition
button on the steering wheel

.

To speed up the command dialogue and skip the
prompts from the system before giving the next
command, depress the steering wheel button for

voice

recognition while the system voice is

speaking.

Example of voice recognition control

Press , say “Call [Forename] [Surname]

[number category]" - calls the selected contact

from the phone book if the contact has more
than one phone number (e.g. home, mobile,
work), e.g:

Press

, say "Call Robin Smith Mobile".

Commands/phrases

The following commands are always available for
use:

•

"

Repeat" - repeat the latest voice instruc-

tion.

•

"

Cancel" - discontinue the dialogue

•

"

Help" - starts a help dialogue. The system

replies with the commands available in the
current situation, a prompt or an example.

Commands for specific functions are described in
the corresponding sections, e.g. Voice recogni­tion control of the phone.

Digits

The figures can be pronounced individually, in
groups, or the whole number at once.

Related information

•

Voice recognition (p. 21)

•

Voice recognition settings (p. 22)

Voice recognition settings

Several settings for the voice recognition system
can be made.

1.

Press

Settings in top view.

2.

Press

System Voice Control and select

settings.

•

Repeat Mode

•

Gender

•

Speech Rate

Audio settings

1.

Press

Settings in top view.

2.

Press

Sound System Volumes Voice

Control

and select settings.

Change language

The voice recognition system only understands
the languages that can be selected.

Changing the language also affects menu, mes­sage and help texts.

1.

Press

Settings in top view.

2.

Press

System Language and select lan-

guage.

Related information

•

Voice recognition (p. 21)

•

Using voice recognition (p. 22)

•

Voice recognition and map navigation (p. 20)

SPECIFY A DESTINATION

SPECIFY A DESTINATION

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General information about entering a destination

A destination can be entered in different ways.

The following methods are available for entering
a destination:

•

Tap on the map

•

Free text searching and Map coordinates

•

Latest selected destination

•

Favourite marked positions from the library

•

Positions saved in Library

•

POI

1

•

Address: Country/city/street/intersection/
house number

Select one of the alternatives via the directions
under the heading "Destination and Intermediate
destinations" and follow the instructions.

Destination and Intermediate destinations

The first defined position will be the itinerary's
destination.

The subsequent positions will be the itinerary's
intermediate destinations.

An itinerary with its destination an intermediate
destinations can afterwards easily be edited - see
"Edit itinerary" in the "Itinerary and Alternative
route" section.

Related information

•

Itinerary and Alternative route (p. 34)

•

Define the destination by clicking on the map
(p. 24)

•

Specify destination with free text searching
(p. 25)

•

Specifying a destination with Latest/Favour­ites/Library (p. 27)

•

Specifying a destination with POI (p. 29)

•

Specifying a destination with an address
(p. 30)

Define the destination by clicking on the map

A destination can be specified in different ways ­marking with a finger on the map is one of them.

In many cases it is simplest to scroll to the
desired position and tap it with your finger.

Check first that the map view is
in the maximum mode: If that
button is visible on the screen ­press it to maximise the map
view.

Then continue as follows:

1. Scroll the map until the desired position is in
view.

2. Tap and hold the position - an icon will be
created and a menu will be shown.

1

POI: Point of interest may even be called a facility or an attraction

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3. Select Go here - Guidance starts.

Delete the icon.

To erase the icon from the position:

•

Select

Delete

Adjust the position of the icon

To adjust the position of the icon:

1. Mark the icon with a short click.

2. Tap and hold the icon, drag it to the desired
position, and release.

Related information

•

General information about entering a desti­nation (p. 24)

Specify destination with free text searching

A destination can be specified in different ways ­free text searching is one of them.

Keyboard

The on-screen “keyboard” can be used to type
most characters and to search for destinations.

To display the keyboard:

Click on

Set dest. in the lower

margin - free text searching
with its keyboard, search field
and filter is opened.

The keyboard function buttons.

Filter - Limits/filters the hit lists.

Hide the keyboard to display a larger/longer
hit list - click in the text field to display the
keyboard again

Switches between CAPITAL (uppercase) and
small (lowercase) letters

Figures and special characters

Blank (space)

Erase the text to the left of the marker

Writing pad — “Write” the desired character
with your finger on the on-screen “writing
pad”.

The keyboard and further functions are described
in detail in the "Using the keyboard in the centre
display" section.

Free text searching

Most things can be searched for with free text.
E.g. streets, towns, coordinates and POIs.

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1. Type in the search word - suggestions for
possible alternative destinations are listed in
order of their distance from the map's car
symbol or the centre of the map (if it has
been scrolled).

2. Select/mark a suitable suggestion in the list

- the

Info card

2

for the suggestion is shown.

3. Follow the instructions on the centre display
and activate the guidance to the destination.

Filter

A hit list can be specified and shortened with the

Filter button.

Filter for hit lists.

The availability of filters can vary from case to
case - the following filters are available:

•

Along route - Only hits along the route will

appear in the hit list.

•

Streets - Only streets/roads will appear in

the hit list.

•

Only cities - Only cities/towns will appear in

the hit list.

Filter for POIs

Available POI categories in the current area are
listed furthest down on the display screen.

POI filtered out from the marked category (2)

POI categories (there may even be subcate­gories in a POI category).

Only POIs from a marked POI category are listed
and only the "

Along route" filter can be com-

bined with POIs.

2

See information under the heading "Information card on the map".

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Coordinates

A destination can also be specified with its map
coordinates.

•

Type, for example, “N 58.1234 E 12.5678”
and tap

Search.

Map coordinates can be typed in various ways, as
shown in these examples:

N 58,1234 E 12,5678 (with spaces)

N58,1234 E12,5678 (without spaces)

58,1234N 12,5678E (with the point of the
compass after the coordinate)

58,1234 -12,5678 (with hyphen without point
of the compass)

You can use a comma [,] instead of a full stop [.]
if you prefer.

Related information

•

General information about entering a desti­nation (p. 24)

•

Displays and operating controls for map navi­gation (p. 16)

•

Information cards on the map (p. 37)

Specifying a destination with Latest/Favourites/Library

A destination can be specified in different ways ­selecting from a list is one of them.

To display these lists:

1. Click on Set dest. in the
lower margin - the map view
switches to keyboard with a
search field and various search
alternatives in the upper mar­gin.

2. Then select from the upper margin one of the
following lists:

•

Recent

•

Favourites

•

Library

After one alternative in a list has been marked, it
is added as a destination by using either the

Start navigation button or the Add as
waypoint button.

Last

The latest searches are listed here. Scroll and
select.

It is also available as a menu option on the driver
display and is selected using the steering wheel's
right-hand keypad. See "Displays and controls for
map navigation".

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Favourites

Favourite marked positions from the Library are
listed here. Scroll and select.

A position erased from

Favourites remains in

the Library, but then with an "extinguished" star.
To put it back here in Favourites - go to the

Library and mark the position's star again.

A frequently used destination can be pro­grammed and used with

Set home address. A

programmed Home destination is also available
as a menu option in the driver display and is
selected using the right-hand steering wheel key­pad. See "Displays and controls".

The list can be edited using

Edit list.

Library

Saved positions and itineraries are saved in this
list. The most recently saved appear uppermost
on the list. Scroll and select.

Click on a position's "star" to select/deselect it
as a favourite. A position with a marked/"filled"
star is also listed under "

Favourites".

A position that is erased in the

Library will be

also erased in Favourites.

The library can be sorted in various ways:

•

Added

•

Name

•

Distance

•

Received - this is a filter

Positions sent to the car using "Send to Car" can
be filtered out using

Received. New positions

that have not been read have a BLUE marker.

Markers are extinguished when the positions
have been read. For more information see the
"Save destination with Send to car" section.

Each of the lists positions can be edited with
respect to Name, Position, Internet address and
Telephone number (max three tel.nos. per posi­tion) using

Edit list.

Related information

•

Save the destination with "Send to
Car" (p. 30)

•

Displays and operating controls for map navi­gation (p. 16)

•

General information about entering a desti­nation (p. 24)

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Specifying a destination with POI

A destination can be specified in different ways ­specifying a POI3 is one of them.

1. Click on Set dest. in the
lower margin - the map view
switches to keyboard with a
search field and various search
alternatives in the upper mar­gin.

2. Then select

POI from the upper margin.

Example of POIs

Many POIs (e.g Restaurants) have subcategories
(e.g Chinese restaurants).

Proposed POIs are listed in order of their dis­tance from the map's car symbol or the centre of
the map (if it has been scrolled).

In the "Map settings" section it is possible to
select which POIs shall be shown on the map. All
POIs that are available in the current region are
listed there. That setting does not affect the
searching of POIs as a destination - even exclu­ded POIs are shown as alternative destinations.

Certain POIs are first shown on the map when
the scale is 1 km/1 mi or greater.

NOTE

•

The symbol for a POI and the number of
POIs varies between different markets.

•

New symbols may appear and others dis­appear after a map data update. You can
browse the menu system to find all the
symbols used in the current map system.

Filter

When an itinerary is activated and a POI category
selected, a filter is offered which shortens the
search list to only include POIs along the route.
The list can then be sorted by Name and Dis­tance.

•

Along route - Only hits along the route will

appear in the hit list.

When the filter is activated, the list can be sorted
by

Name or Distance.

Proposed POIs are listed in order of their dis­tance from the map's car symbol or the centre of
the map (if it has been scrolled).

Related information

•

General information about entering a desti­nation (p. 24)

•

Map settings (p. 43)

3

POI = Point of interest - may even be called a "point of interest" or an "attraction".

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Specifying a destination with an address

A destination can be specified in different ways ­specifying an address is one of them.

1. Click on Set dest. in the
lower margin - the map view
switches to keyboard with a
search field and various search
alternatives in the upper mar­gin.

2. Then select

Address from the upper margin -

a further search field is added.

Example of a search field - they vary depending on the
market/region.

Note that the search alternatives described here
are not available for all markets/regions - the
centre display shows only the available search
alternatives for the market in question.

Select one of the available text field options and
type using the centre display keyboard:

•

Country/State/Province

•

City/Territory/Postcode

•

Address

•

Number

•

Junction

Related information

•

General information about entering a desti­nation (p. 24)

Save the destination with "Send to Car"

A destination can be specified in different ways ­using the Send to Car function (Send to Car) is
one of them.

Send to Car (Send to car) is a function that
makes it possible to add a destination or position
to the car's navigation system via a computer.

The Send to Car function can also be effected
with a mobile telephone via Volvo's VOC (Volvo
On Call) service. VOC can even be used if a des­tination/position needs to be sent to the car from
the VOC centre.

Right click on the desired position and select "Send this
location to car".

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31

Type in the VIN no. or Volvo ID and select "Send".

1. Connect to the internet (here.com) - a map
service is opened

2. Right click on the desired position

3. Select "Send this location to car"

4. Type in the car's VIN no. or Volvo ID

5. Select "Send" - the position is sent to the
car's Library list where it is identified with a
blue marker.

In the car a highlighted symbol on the centre dis­play then alerts the driver to the fact that a desti­nation or position has been sent to the car. Click
on the symbol and an information card shows
information about the contents and available
alternatives.

Note that the procedure shown here is only one
example from one of several map service suppli­ers.

More information about other suppliers and the
Send to Car function is available on the Volvo
Cars support page (support.volvocars.com).

Related information

•

Specifying a destination with Latest/Favour­ites/Library (p. 27)

•

General information about entering a desti­nation (p. 24)

ITINERARY AND ROUTE

ITINERARY AND ROUTE

34

Itinerary and Alternative route

While guidance is active you can look at the itin­erary or check if there are alternative routes.

Show itinerary

To see/show the itinerary:

Click on Position: or Destination: - the current
itinerary is shown.

Edit itinerary

The itinerary can be adjusted:

Select one of the itinerary rows and follow the instruc­tions.

Delete itinerary

The whole itinerary or individual Intermediate
destinations can be erased:

Select an individual Intermediate destination or "Clear
itinerary" (Clear itinerary) and verify the selection.

Show an alternative route

At any time while guidance is active the driver
can see if there are alternative routes. Proceed
as follows:

1.

Click on

Position: or Destination: - the cur-

rent itinerary is shown.

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2.

Click on

Alternative

routes - then any available alternative routes

for the rest of the journey are shown.

3. Select thereafter one of the alternatives:

•

Fast

•

Eco

•

Scenic

4. Click on the map - the updated route is then
shown on the map and guidance resumes.

See also "Alternative routes" in the "Route set­tings" section.

Related information

•

Guidance points in the Itinerary (p. 35)

•

Select detour (p. 38)

•

Information cards on the map (p. 37)

•

Route settings (p. 46)

Guidance points in the Itinerary

A list of the itinerary's future guidance points
helps the driver to plan/"see" up-coming
manoeuvres in good time.

The itinerary's guidance points.

A list of the itinerary's future guidance points is
shown on the map when an itinerary is activated.
The list can be expanded with a click on the
"Down" arrow or minimised with a click on the
"Up" arrow. The next guidance point is always
placed at the top of the list.

A click on one of the list's guidance points scrolls
the map forward to the related position. A subse­quent click on the map's "crosshairs" symbol
(beneath the 2D/3D button) resets the map to
the guidance view, where the map follows the car.

Related information

•

Select detour (p. 38)

•

Itinerary and Alternative route (p. 34)

•

Information cards on the map (p. 37)

•

Route settings (p. 46)

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POIs along route

A list of POIs along the route can be presented.

1 Click on "Ahead" (Ahead)

2. Then click on "POI" to get information about POIs

along the route.

A list then shows current POI categories at for
example a turn-off or a service area.

1. Select the desired category whereupon a
new list is opened - sometimes with subcate­gories.

2. Continue to "zoom in" until a single POI can
be selected.

3. Mark a POI in the list whereupon its informa­tion card is shown.

4. Select one of the information cards alterna­tives and follow the instructions.

Proposed POIs are listed according to the dis­tance from the map's car symbol or the map's
centre (if it is scrolled) - the POI at the top of the
list is the nearest.

Related information

•

Specifying a destination with POI (p. 29)

Traffic disruptions along the route

A list of traffic disruptions along the route can be
presented.

1 Click on "Ahead" (Ahead)

2. Then click on "Traffic" to get information about traffic
disruptions along the route.

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37

To see information about a specific traffic disrup­tion:

•

Select from the list - information is given
about the disruption.

Guidance via an alternative route is given by
selecting

Avoid.

Related information

•

Traffic information (p. 40)

•

Traffic settings (p. 47)

Information cards on the map

Every icon for destination, intermediate destina­tions, favourites, POIs, traffic disruptions, etc.
have an information card which can be opened
by "clicking" on the icon

Via an icon's Info card the driver can see current
information about it.

The information and possible alternatives vary
depending on whether it is an icon for a destina­tion, intermediate destination, favourite, traffic
disruption or a POI.

A n example of a POI information card.

In this example with a marked POI the driver can
amongst other things select:

•

Start navigation - the position is saved as a

destination

•

Add as waypoint - the position is saved as

an intermediate destination

•

Save - the position is saved to the Library,

for further information see the section
"Specify destination with Latest/Favourites/
Library".

Related information

•

Itinerary and Alternative route (p. 34)

•

Guidance points in the Itinerary (p. 35)

•

Select detour (p. 38)

•

Route settings (p. 46)

•

Specifying a destination with Latest/Favour­ites/Library (p. 27)

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38

Select detour

If the driver wants to avoid the nearest segment
of a route, e.g. because the road is closed, the

Detour function can be selected.

Detour

Button for "Detour" (Detour).

1.

Press the

Detour button - an alternative

route will be displayed on the map together
with information about how much longer or
shorter the route is and the estimated jour­ney time.

Normally only a short detour is proposed
which quickly rejoins the original route of the
itinerary.

The detour and its details are shown.

2. To accept the suggestion, tap on the box
showing details about the detour.

If the proposal is not accepted: "Click" on X
button after which the guidance returns to
the current route.

The detour is activated.

3. After the proposal is accepted, guidance is
resumed - now with the detour selected as
the route.

An alternative to the

Detour function is to

choose another road and diverge from the itiner­ary's route - the system then updates the route
automatically and continues guidance to the des­tination along the most suitable route.

Another way to select an alternative route is
given in the "Itinerary and Alternative route" sec­tion.

Related information

•

Route settings (p. 46)

•

Select detour (p. 38)

•

Itinerary and Alternative route (p. 34)

•

Information cards on the map (p. 37)

TRAFFIC INFORMATION

TRAFFIC INFORMATION

40

Traffic information

The navigation system continuously receives
transmitted information about traffic flow and
events.

NOTE

Traffic information is not available in all
areas/countries.

The traffic information transmission areas are
constantly being expanded.

In the "Traffic settings" section the driver can
define a number of settings.

Directly on the map

Example of traffic information.

Traffic disturbances such as compact and slow
traffic, road works, accidents etc. are shown with
different symbols on the map.

When disturbances are more severe their extent
is also shown with a RED line along the side of
the road, e.g. in the event of road works. The line
indicates at the same time in which travel direc­tion the disturbance applies - if the disturbance is
in both directions the road section is marked with
a line on both sides.

•

Click on the traffic disturbance symbol - an
information card is shown.

The information can describe for example the
position of the disturbance with the street name
or road number, and the disturbance's
nature,extent or duration.

If the disturbance is situated on the route the

Avoid option can be selected. The system then

calculates an alternative route.

Related information

•

Traffic settings (p. 47)

•

Traffic disruptions along the route (p. 36)

SETTINGS

SETTINGS

42

Map navigation in the driver display

An activated route is automatically shown in the
driver display.

Driver display.

The driver can choose to have navigation infor­mation in the driver display even if there is no
route/itinerary.

Map display in the driver display is activated/deactivated
here.

Menu path:

Settings My Car Displays Driver
Display Center Area

Driver Display

Options

•

There highlight the option

Show Map.

Related information

•

Sensus Navigation settings (p. 42)

•

Displays and operating controls for map navi­gation (p. 16)

Sensus Navigation settings

The user can choose how the route and other
information shall be presented by making some
settings.

Map navigation can be presented in varying ways

- the user has the possibility of selecting settings

to personalise the map display.

Proceed as follows to access the settings:

1.

Drag down the top view1 from the top sec­tion of the screen.

2.

Select

Settings Navigation Route.

The following settings can be made:

•

Map - Manage map content and appearance

•

Route - Manage route calculation and dis-

play

1

The top view is no. (5) in the "Overview of the centre console centre display" illustration.

SETTINGS

43

•

Traffic - Manage information about traffic

disruptions

•

Guidance - Manage guidance

•

System - Information about updating the

software and maps.

Related information

•

Map settings (p. 43)

•

Map navigation in the driver display (p. 42)

•

Route settings (p. 46)

•

Traffic settings (p. 47)

•

Guidance settings (p. 48)

•

System settings (p. 49)

Map settings

Settings are selected here to define how the
map should be shown on the screen.

Settings Navigation Map

Possible options:

•

Position Format

•

Map Design

•

POI

•

Favourites

•

Speed Cameras

2

2

The function is not available in all markets.

SETTINGS

44

Position format

Choose whether the current position is to be
named/shown with its address or its coordinates.

•

Address

•

Coordinates and altitude

The following illustration shows both of the alter­natives.

Map design

Select the colour scheme for the map display:

•

Day - Bright colours

•

Night - Dark colours so as not to interfere

with night vision.

•

Auto - The system switches between Day

and Night according to the light in the pas­senger compartment.

POI

Select here which POIs should appear on the
map. Every category has two alternatives - either
select that all POIs in a category are to be shown,
e.g. "Transport services".

POI main categories.

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45

Or open the category with the ">" symbol and
then select which subcategories shall or shall not
be shown.

POI subcategories.

•

Mark which POI categories shall be shown
on the map with a click on

Back or Close.

For more information see "Specify destination
with a POI".

Favourites

Choose whether or not Favourites shall be
shown on the map:

•

Yes/No

For more information see the section "Specify
destination with Latest/Favourites/Library".

Speed cameras

3

Set whether to show speed cameras on the map:

•

Yes/No

Related information

•

Sensus Navigation settings (p. 42)

•

Specifying a destination with Latest/Favour­ites/Library (p. 27)

•

Specifying a destination with POI (p. 29)

3

The function is not available in all markets.

SETTINGS

46

Route settings

Settings are selected here to define how the
route should be calculated.

Menu path:

Settings Navigation Route

Possible options:

•

Route Learning

•

Alternative Routes

•

Default Route Type

•

Avoid

•

Arrival Time Format

Route learning

Allow data collection to optimise route calcula­tion. Set:

•

Yes/No

Alternative routes

Show 3 alternative routes before starting guid­ance:

•

Yes/No

Standard route types

Select preset standard type for the route:

•

Fast

•

Eco

•

Scenic

It is even possible to select alternative routes
during a current journey - see the "Itinerary and
Alternative route" section.

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47

Avoid

Mark road types that should be automatically
avoided when calculating a route:

•

Tunnel

•

International Border

4

•

Congestion Charge Zone

•

Car train

•

Ferry

•

Motorway

•

Toll Roads

Time format

Select how arrival time should be specified:

•

ETA5 - Calculated time of arrival at the desti­nation

•

RTA6 - Remaining time to arrival

The times shown apply to the time zone of the
destination.

Related information

•

Sensus Navigation settings (p. 42)

•

Itinerary and Alternative route (p. 34)

Traffic settings

Settings are selected here to define how traffic
information should be presented.

Menu path:

Settings Navigation Traffic

The driver can specify certain settings that affect
how traffic-related information is shown on the
map:

•

Traffic Events

•

Free Flowing Traffic

•

Avoid Traffic Events

•

Traffic Provider: %s

4

Not for all markets/regions.

5

ETA – Estimated Time of Arrival

6

RTA – Remaining Time to Arrival

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48

Traffic events

Decide which traffic events shall be shown on the
map and shall be used for route calculation.
Select one of the following options:

•

None

•

Major

•

All

Traffic flow

Decide whether or not the traffic flow should be
shown on the map, with green lines. Set:

•

Yes/No

Orange or Red lines are determined according to
the current traffic situation and cannot be dese­lected.

Avoid traffic incidents

Decide whether or not the system shall automati­cally avoid traffic incidents along the route. Select
one of the following options:

•

Never

•

Ask

•

Always

The system takes the driver's selection into
account when calculating the route. The selec­tions that the driver must "confirm" are those
which occur during the journey.

Traffic provider:

The sources that are used for traffic information
are shown here.

Related information

•

Sensus Navigation settings (p. 42)

•

Traffic disruptions along the route (p. 36)

•

Traffic information (p. 40)

Guidance settings

Settings are selected here for how guidance
should be presented.

Menu path:

Settings Navigation Guidance

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49

Possible options:

•

Voice Guidance

•

Landmark Guidance

7

•

Parking Near Destination

•

Suggest Fuel Station

•

POI Along Route

Level for voice guidance

Decide the amount of information in voice guid­ance - select:

•

None - No automatic voice guidance but the

possibility of manually requesting current
voice guidance once.

•

Low - Only one message per guidance point.

•

Moderate - Up to 3 messages per guidance

point, with limited information.

•

Full - Up to 4 messages per guidance point

and all available information.

Landmarks

8

Select whether or not landmarks shall be used
for guidance:

•

Yes/No

NOTE

The function is only in certain markets.

Parking near destination

Select whether or not proposed parking places
shall be shown when the car approaches the
destination.

•

Yes/No

Proposed petrol stations

Select whether or not proposed petrol stations
shall be shown when the fuel level is low.

•

Yes/No

POIs along route

Select whether or not to show POIs along the
route:

•

Yes/No

The list is selected automatically when travelling
on a motorway. For more information see the
"POIs along the route" section.

Related information

•

Sensus Navigation settings (p. 42)

•

POIs along route (p. 36)

System settings

Information about the updating of software and
map data is shown here.

Menu path:

Settings Navigation System

Software version

Information about the navigation systems base
map.

•

Base Map Version - e.g. 00.20.00.18

For more information see under "Updating of the
navigation system software" in the "Updating
map data with MapCare" section.

7

Only certain markets.

8

Only certain markets.

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50

Map information

Information about the navigation system's map
data and short cuts to updates.

•

Map Information - Manage maps, updates

and select favourite region.

Related information

•

Sensus Navigation settings (p. 42)

•

Updating map data with MapCare (p. 52)

MAP AND SYSTEM INFORMATION

MAP AND SYSTEM INFORMATION

52

Updating map data with MapCare

An owner of Volvo Sensus Navigation can
update the navigation system's map data via the
internet.

General information about updating

Updating can be done direct to the car with
remote updating using a mobile telephone con­nection or via a computer using a USB memory.

The car's map is divided up into a number of pre­defined regions. When updating map data it is
not necessary to update all the regions - the
driver can choose to only update one or more
specific regions.

One or more regions can be updated over the
car’s Internet connection. If a large number of
regions - or the whole map - is to be updated, the
total quantity of map data can be so large that it
is much easier to update via a computer using a
USB memory.

NOTE

If an itinerary stretches over several regions,
all these should have the same version num­ber. Otherwise there is a possibility that a cal­culated route can go an unexpected way.

Updating of the map structure

Sometimes the map structure must be changed ­this occurs if a region has to be added or when a
large region needs to be divided into smaller

regions. When this occurs any attempt to update
individual regions using a normal procedure will
fail and a message will indicate the reason.

Instead, the whole map must be reinstalled via a
USB memory. For further information - see Volvo
Cars support page (support.volvocars.com) or
contact a Volvo dealer.

Updating of the navigation system software

Besides the map data, the navigation system's
own software, which is subject to constant devel­opment, requires updating now and then. A situa­tion can then arise where the latest updates of
map data cannot be supported by the existing
software of the navigation system. In which case
a message is shown to inform that the navigation
system software must be updated. It can be done
at a Volvo dealership or via a USB memory.

More information may be found under "Software
Version" in the "System Settings" section.

Updating via remote updating or USB

For information about how maps are updated see
the sections "Updating map data via remote
updating" and "Updating map data via PC and
USB".

Frequently asked questions

Question Answer

Is it possible
to change
the platform
for map
data, e.g.
from Europe
to North
America?

Yes, with some exceptions.
Contact a Volvo dealer for up­to-date information.

How long
does it take
to download
a map
update?

It depends on the map file size
and the connection bandwidth.

How large is
an update?

This depends on the market.
Detailed information is given
with each market map - see
Volvo Cars support page
(support.volvocars.com).

None of this
updating
works - what
should I do?

Try by visiting Volvo Cars sup­port page
(support.volvocars.com) or con­tact a Volvo dealer.

Related information

•

Updating map data via Remote updating
(p. 53)

•

Updating map data via PC and USB (p. 54)

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53

•

Fault tracing for Sensus Navigation (p. 60)

•

Copyright (p. 58)

•

License agreement for map navigation
(p. 56)

•

System settings (p. 49)

Updating map data via Remote updating

Before doing a remote update via a mobile tele­phone connection, certain details must be atten­ded to.

Preparations

The principle of remote updating.

Connection

The car is connected to the internet either via
Bluetooth, using Wi-Fi or a cable connected to
the USB socket, or via the car's integral modem.
The connection status is shown with a symbol in
the status field of the centre display.

See the information/description in the "Connect­ing the car" and "Connected car" sections of the
centre display owner's manual.

Loading down map data from the internet

1. Sweep into view the centre display's applica­tion view.

2.

Choose the

Remote update service appli-

cation and follow the instructions.

For further information - see Volvo Cars support
page (support.volvocars.com) or contact a Volvo
dealer.

Related information

•

Updating map data with MapCare (p. 52)

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Updating map data via PC and USB

Before updating via a USB memory, some
details must be attended to.

Preparations

Diagram of updating process via computer and USB
memory.

USB memory

The following requirements apply if a USB mem­ory is to manage an update:

Parameter Requirements

USB standard
(1.0/2.0/3.0):

At least 2.0

File system
(Ext2/NTFS/
FAT32):

FAT32

Capacity
(8/16/32/64
GB):

The size of the map files is
market related - see file size
under "Detailed informa­tion" for each respective
market on Volvo Cars sup­port page
(support.volvocars.com).

Current map version

Examples of regions in the map data - press the DOWN
arrow for more information.

An example of a region - one press on "Set as home
region" (Set as home region) makes it the home region.

First, find out which map version is loaded in the
car before the map data download is started. This
can be done as follows:

1. Sweep into view the centre display's applica­tion view.

2.

Select the

Remote update service applica-

tion.

3. Mark the applicable region - click the DOWN
arrow for information on the current version
of map data or press Install to see if there is
a newer version.

Downloading of map data from the Internet to a USB memory

From a computer with Internet access - connect
to Volvo Cars support page

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55

(support.volvocars.com) and follow the instruc­tions on the computer screen.

1. Click on "Detailed information" for the region
that is to be updated.

2. A map image with information about the lat­est map data for the region is shown — ver­ify that it is newer than the version in the car.

3. Connect a USB memory to the computer and
download the update to the USB memory.

The time taken to load down the data varies
according to the map file size and the connec­tion's bandwidth.

Transferring map data from a USB to the car

General

A transfer may take 30-60 minutes, depending
on the map file size, and the navigation/infotain­ment system must be activated.

A battery charger should be connected in order
not to risk draining the starter battery during the
update. An update can also be performed while
driving.

During an update of a complete map database
the following infotainment functions are not avail­able or are limited:

•

Navigation

•

Voice command

•

Details/media stored on the hard disk drive

Updating

1. Activate the navigation system in accordance
with the earlier section "Current map ver­sion".

2. Connect the USB memory to the car's USB
socket.

3. The navigation system automatically detects
that an update is available, then during the
update the screen shows how much of the
process remains, counted in %.

To start the update, the driver must tap on

Confirm - or on Cancel to cancel it.

4.

Tap on

Confirm - The update starts and

information is shown in the centre display
about how the process is progressing.

5. The screen shows when the transfer is com­plete - at which point, remove the USB mem­ory.

6. Verify that the correct map data have been
transferred to the car by repeating the steps
described under the previous heading "Cur­rent map version".

Interruptions

What happens
if...

Answer

...the Infotainment
system is
switched off dur­ing the update?

The process pauses and
resumes automatically
from where it stopped
when the system is reacti­vated, e.g. when the
engine is started.

...the USB mem­ory is pulled out
before the update
is complete?

The process pauses and
resumes automatically
from where it stopped
when the USB memory is
reconnected to the car.

If there is an interruption during an update an
explanatory text message is always shown on the
centre display.

For further information - see Volvo Cars support
page (support.volvocars.com) or contact a Volvo
dealer.

Related information

•

Updating map data with MapCare (p. 52)

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opportunity to provide said information on
reasonable terms, including costs, to be
determined by HERE.

The Database includes information provided
under license to HERE from third parties and is

subject to the supplier terms and copyright
notices set forth at the following URL:

Here.com/supplierterms

TRANSFER OF LICENSE

You may not transfer the Database to third
parties, except when installed in the system for
which it was created or when you do not retain
any copy of the Database, and provided that the
transferee agrees to all terms and conditions of
this Agreement and confirms this in writing to
HERE. Multi-disc sets may only be transferred or
sold as a complete set as provided by HERE and
not as subset thereof.

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LIMITED WARRANTY

HERE warrants that, subject to the warnings set
out below, for a period of 12 months after
acquisition of your copy of the Database, it will
perform substantially in accordance with HERE’s
Criteria for Accuracy and Completeness existing
on the date you acquired the Database; these
criteria are available from HERE at your request.
If the Database does not perform in accordance
with this limited warranty, HERE will use
reasonable efforts to repair or replace your non­conforming copy of the Database. If these efforts
do not lead to performance of the Database in
accordance with the warranties set out herein,
you will have the option to either receive a
reasonable refund of the price you paid for the
Database or to rescind this Agreement. This shall
be HERE’s entire liability and your sole remedy
against HERE. Except as expressly provided in
this section, HERE does not warrant nor make
any representations regarding the use of results
of the use of the Database in terms of its
correctness, accuracy, reliability, or otherwise.
HERE does not warrant that the Database is or
will be error free. No oral or written information or
advice provided by HERE, your supplier or any
other person shall create a warranty or in any way
increase the scope of the limited warranty
described above. The limited warranty set forth in
this Agreement does not affect or prejudice any
statutory legal rights that you may have under the
legal warranty against hidden defects.

If you did not acquire the Database from HERE
directly, you may have statutory rights against the
person from whom you have acquired the
Database in addition to the rights granted by
HERE hereunder according to the law of your
jurisdiction. The above warranty of HERE shall
not affect such statutory rights and you may
assert such rights in addition to the warranty
rights granted herein.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

The price of the Database does not include any
consideration for assumption of risk of
consequential, indirect or unlimited direct
damages which may arise in connection with your
use of the Database. Accordingly, in no event
shall HERE be liable for any consequential or
indirect damages, including without limitation,
loss of revenue, data, or use, incurred by you or
any third party arising out of your use of the
Database, whether in an action in contract or tort
or based on a warranty, even if HERE has been
advised of the possibility of such damages. In any
event HERE’s liability for direct damages is
limited to the price of your copy of the Database.

THE LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF
LIABILITY, SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT,
DO NOT AFFECT OR PREJUDICE YOUR
STATUTORY RIGHTS WHERE YOU HAVE
ACQUIRED THE DATABASE OTHERWISE
THAN IN THE COURSE OF A BUSINESS.

WARNINGS

The Database may contain inaccurate or
incomplete information due to the passage of
time, changing circumstances, sources used and
the nature of collecting comprehensive
geographic data, any of which may lead to
incorrect results. The Database does not include
or reflect information on - inter alia - travel time
and may not include neighborhood safety; law
enforcement; emergency assistance;
construction work; road or lane closures; road
slope or grade; bridge height, weight or other
limits; road conditions; special events depending
on the navigation system brand you possess.

GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of
the jurisdiction, in which you reside at the date of
acquisition of the Database. Should you at that
moment reside outside the European Union or
Switzerland, the law of the jurisdiction within the
European Union or Switzerland where you
acquired the Database shall apply. In all other
cases, or if the jurisdiction where you acquired
the Database cannot be defined, the laws of the
Netherlands shall apply. The courts competent at
your place of residence at the time you acquired
the Database shall have jurisdiction over any
dispute arising out of, or relating to this
Agreement, without prejudice to HERE’ right to
bring claims at your then current place of
residence.

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Related information

•

Updating map data with MapCare (p. 52)

•

Copyright (p. 58)

Copyright

For information about copyright (© Copyright) ­see the "License agreement for map navigation"
section

Related information

•

Updating map data with MapCare (p. 52)

•

License agreement for map navigation
(p. 56)

SOME COMMON "ERRORS"

SOME COMMON "ERRORS"

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Fault tracing for Sensus Navigation

The following are examples of things that may be
interpreted as navigation system faults.

The position of the car on the map is wrong

The Navigation system shows the position of the
car to an accuracy of about 20 metres.

There is a greater chance of error when driving
on roads lying parallel to another road, on wind­ing roads, on roads on several levels and after
driving a long distance without making any dis­tinctive turns.

High mountains, buildings, tunnels, viaducts,
over/underpasses etc. also have a negative
effect on the reception of satellite signals, which
means that accuracy in calculating the position of
the car may decrease.

The system does not always calculate the fastest/shortest route

When calculating a route, several factors are
taken into account to determine the theoretically
best solution. Factors include route distance, road
width, road classification, traffic intensity and
speed limits. However, an experienced driver with
local knowledge can quite possibly select a bet­ter route.

The system may for example use toll roads or ferries while the driver has chosen to avoid them.

For technical reasons, the system can only use
larger roads when calculating a route extending
over a long distance.

If you selected to avoid toll roads and motorways,
then they are avoided to the greatest possible
extent and are only used if there is no other rea­sonable alternative available.

The position of the car on the map is incorrect after transportation

If the car is transported, for example by ferry or
train, or in such a way as to impede the reception
of satellite signals, it can take up to 5 minutes
before the position of the car is correctly calcula­ted.

The car symbol on the screen behaves illogically after the tyres have been changed.

In addition to the satellite receiver, the car's
speed sensor and a gyroscope assist in calculat­ing the current position and direction of travel of
the car. After fitting the spare wheel or changing
between summer and winter tyres the system
needs to "learn" the size of the new wheels.

In order that the system shall function optimally it
is therefore recommended that the car is driven
for a while on roads with good satellite reception
(good visibility).

The map image does not correspond with the real situation

Factors such as the constant expansion and
rebuilding of the road network, new traffic regula­tions constantly being introduced etc. mean that
the map database is not always, in every situation,
complete.

Because of this the map data is being constantly
developed and updated - check now and again to
see if there are any updates.

The car symbol on screen jumps forwards or spins

The system may need a few seconds to sense
the position and movement of the car before driv­ing off.

Switch off both the system and the engine. Start
again, but remain stationary for a while before
starting to drive.

The map information is not up to date

See the answer under the next heading.

How can the driver easily check which map version is being used?

1. Sweep into view the centre display's applica­tion view.

2.

Select the

Remote update service applica-

tion.

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Information about the current version is available.
In the "Updating map data - MapCare" there is
more information about the version and which
geographic area it covers.

See also the Volvo Cars support page
(support.volvocars.com) for further information
about updating maps. Or contact a Volvo dealer.

Related information

•

Quick guide to map navigation (p. 8)

•

Updating map data with MapCare (p. 52)

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX

C

Copyright 56, 58

D

Destination 24, 29

Detour 38

F

Facilities

Symbols 29

G

Guidance

quick guide 8

Guidance points in Itinerary 35

Guiding options 42, 46, 48, 49

I

Information card 37

Itinerary and Alternative route 34

L

License agreement 56

M

Map options 43

Map view 43

P

POI along the route 36

Points of Interest (POI) 29

Q

Questions and answers 60

S

Send to Car 30

Set destination 24, 25, 27, 29, 30

Settings

Map options 43

Symbols

facilities 29

System activation 8

T

Traffic disruption along the route 36

Traffic information 47

broadcast 40

Transport of car 60

U

Update map data 52, 53, 54

64

V

Voice control

settings 22

Voice recognition 20, 21

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