Operation Manual

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Warnings and caution signs, illustrated below, are posted throughout this manual as well as on the device itself. They show safe and correct ways to handle the product so as to prevent personal injury to you and others and avoid damage to property. Before reading through the manual, take time to read through and learn the important information listed in this section. Warnings and cautions Make sure your positioning is stable prior to starting your trip ● Start driving only after the GPS mark appears.
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Table of Contents Introduction How to use this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 GPS navigation system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Viewing the navigation screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 GPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Map displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Displaying the present location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Moving the map (one-touch scroll). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Moving the map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Switching the touch switch display. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Changing the touch switch display. . . . . . . . .
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Retrieving a map using a POI name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Narrowing down by category . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Narrowing down by town . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Using the Nearest 5 Towns function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Using the Input Town Name function. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Using the Input Postal Code function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Using the Last 5 Towns function . . . . . .
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Bypassing a restricted segment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 Setting the restriction message display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Displaying route data (guidance road information) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 3-route simultaneous display (3-route search function) . . . . . . . . . . . 112 Modifying the search result route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 Adding a destination. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Car train guidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Setting the required time / arrival time display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Setting the average speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135 Voice guidance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 Setting automatic voice guidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Guidance in all modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Displaying the memory point editing screen from the map display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158 Correcting memory point location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159 Changing a memory point icon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160 Entering a telephone number for a memory point . . . . . . . . . . 162 Entering a memory point name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163 Displaying a memory point name. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Setting the RDS-TMC information display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 Displaying RDS-TMC information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184 Setting the RDS-TMC voice guidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185 Receiving RDC-TMC voice guidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185 Setting the RDS-TMC auto avoid traffic function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Displaying RDS-TMC text information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Saving Navigation settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205 Settings that can be saved. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205 Saving navigation settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205 Retrieving saved settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207 Deleting all saved navigation settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207 Map data information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Introduction 1. How to use this manual Item title A number and title is assigned to each item. Operation title A title is assigned to each operation. Detailed operation title A title is assigned to each detailed operation. Operation procedure Describes the operation. Proceed with the operation steps in numerical order. 10 Section title A title is assigned to each section.
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Introduction Operation screen A screen showing the operation. Section side heading The side heading for the current section. Attention Additional points regarding operation are given here. Continue to the next page Indicates that operation procedures continue on the next page. About the switch display Panel switches such as NAVI are indicated in black text surrounded by a gray box ( XXX ). Touch switches located on the screen are indicated in white text surrounded by a black box ( XXX ).
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Introduction 2. Features High-accuracy, high speed response HDD Employs a high-capacity hard disk for navigation that offers greater operation speed than conventional DVD-ROM navigation. Several search methods to choose from (See page 58) ● Search using a POI name (See page 72) When the name of the POI is known, enter it to initiate a search. It is also possible to search by entering only a part of the name.
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A map can be retrieved by entering a telephone number. Introduction ● Search using a telephone number (See page 95) ● Search using a local POI (See page 83) A map can be retrieved for a POI at your present location, in a set town, or at a set destination. Registering a desired point in the memory (See page 146) Your home or a geographical point you want to indicate on the map can be registered in the memory.
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Introduction 2. Features Diverse screen displays (See page 43, 111, 122) ● Split screen display The screen can be divided into two parts. ● Enlarged intersection display While route guidance is in progress, an enlarged illustration of the area around the intersection where a turn is to be made (junction) is displayed when approaching that intersection. ● List display A list is displayed of the distance to intersections and turning directions to the destination.
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The navigation settings can be saved separately for each user and easily retrieved. Introduction User customize function for saving settings for each user (See page 205) System upgrade (See page 196) ● Rear view camera When the optional rear view camera is installed, the rear image can be displayed on the monitor screen.
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Introduction 3. GPS navigation system Once you set your destination, the device will automatically perform a route search and guide you through the route using screen displays and voice announcements. Viewing the navigation screen The navigation map display consists of a present location screen and a scrolling map screen. Orientation mark (During heading-up display: ) Indicates the orientation of the map.
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● Route guidance will occur only when the present location appears on a dark blue line ( ). Introduction Route display When setting your destination, the route all the way to the destination point is displayed. Vehicle position mark The present location and the heading of the vehicle are displayed. Scale display The reduction scale of the map being displayed is indicated. The length of the appearing in the screen above represents 100 yd.
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Introduction 3. GPS navigation system ■Required time display While route guidance is in progress, the required time to the destination is indicated. ● Refer to the section "Setting the required time / arrival time display" on page 134 for information concerning the required time. ■Destination direction mark When deviating from the set route, the direction towards the destination is displayed. Cursor mark This mark is indicated on a map that has been retrieved using a search or by scrolling.
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Introduction Global Positioning System (GPS): a system developed and operated by the United States government that pinpoints your present location by utilizing latitudinal and longitudinal data received from either 3 or 4 satellites. Introduction 4.
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Basic operation 1. Menu screen and list screens Menu screen Press NAVI MENU to display the menu screen. The following operations can be performed from the menu screen. ● Touch the desired item's touch switch to activate. Item (touch switch) Suspend guidance/ Resume guidance *1 Volume RDS-TMC INFO.
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Setup Data *1: *2: *3: *4: *5: Function Page Switch the kilometer/mile display*5 26 Set the estimated travel time 134 Switch the lettering layout on the keyboard 26 Switch the time zone 27 Set the touch switch display 36 Set the type of POI Icons in the vicinity retrieved while driving 56 Set the 3D landmark display 46 Set the traffic restriction message display 110 Set the guidance when in all modes 139 Set the automatic voice guidance 138 Set the pop-up message display 32 Set the
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Basic operation 1. Menu screen and list screens Switching the list screens or Touch or item at a time. switch display to move through the list one Page switch display Touch or to move through the list one page at a time. POI switch display Touch Restaurant , Hotel , Car , Travel , Leisure , Tourism , Community or Town centre to display the list for the desired POI. ● The touch switch appears shaded for POI categories without corresponding lists. These switches cannot be operated even if touched.
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Rearranging the list order ● Touch Date to reorder by date. ● Touch Icon to reorder by POI and/or memory point type. Basic operation When Sort by is displayed in the list screen, touch Sort by to display the following switches. Touch the switches to sort the list items according to the method indicated. ● Touch Name to order alphabetically. ● Touch Attribute to list memory points in the following order: home - quick access points - memory points.
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Basic operation 2. Adjusting the screen and setting the sound Screen adjustment To make the screen easier to view, it is switched from "daytime display" to "nighttime display" depending on whether the vehicle lights (headlights, taillights, license plate lights) are ON or OFF. ● Daytime display (when lights are turned OFF) ● Nighttime display (when lights are turned ON) How to display the image quality adjustment screen Press DISP in the navigation screen to display the image quality adjustment screen.
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Contrast Touch + to strengthen contrast, or – to weaken contrast. Brightness Touch + to increase brightness, or – to decrease brightness. Basic operation Contrast/Brightness Setting daytime display when vehicle lights are on Touch DAY to switch between daytime display and nighttime display. ● The touch switch becomes brighter when daytime display is selected. Turning off the screen Touch OFF . ● To make the screen reappear, press NAVI .
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Basic operation 2. Adjusting the screen and setting the sound Switching km and miles display The km and miles display on the map screen can be switched. * Distance units can only be switched when the selected language is English. (Distance cannot be displayed in miles when a language other than English is selected.) Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch km or miles for Distance. ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch OK .
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Switching the time zone The time zone can be selected for each region. Touch Setup in the menu screen. Basic operation Adjusting the Time zone Touch Change for Time zone. Touch Greenwich , Central or East . ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch OK . Touch Default in the setup screen to return all items to their default settings.
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Basic operation 2. Adjusting the screen and setting the sound Setting daylight saving time Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch Change for Time zone. Touch On or Off for Daylight saving time. ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch OK . ●Touch Default in the setup screen to return all items to their default settings. ●Touch On to set the clock display on the audio screen one hour ahead. Touch Off to return the clock display to its previous setting.
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Setting the volume Adjusting the volume Touch Volume in the menu screen. Basic operation It is possible to adjust the voice volume during route guidance. Touch 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 or 7 . ● The touched switch becomes brighter. ● Touch Off to turn the volume OFF. When the volume is OFF, touch any of the volume switches to turn the volume back ON. Touch OK .
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Basic operation 2. Adjusting the screen and setting the sound Setting the automatic motorway volume switch function When driving at high speeds, the volume can be set to automatically increase one level. This function can be turned ON (automatically raise) or OFF (do not raise). Touch Volume in the menu screen. Touch Adaptive volume control . ● When turned ON, the operation indicator light turns yellow. Touch OK .
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Switching the navigation voice output speaker Touch INFO. in the menu screen. Touch SETTING in the information screen. Basic operation The speaker that outputs navigation voice, such as that used for the voice guidance heard during route guidance, can be switched between front LH and RH. Touch NEXT . Touch LEFT or RIGHT for NAVI GUIDE. ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch YES . Touch ENTER .
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Basic operation 2. Adjusting the screen and setting the sound Switching the pop-up message display The pop-up messages shown in situations Pop-up message displayed when you try to display a POI mark on a map screen with a scale greater than 0.5 miles Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch On or Off for Pop-up message. ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch OK . 32 and below can be turned on and off.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Displaying the present location The present location screen appears when switching the engine to ACC or ON. ● When the menu screen or a different map screen is displayed, press the present location screen. NAVI to return to Basic operation ● The present location of your vehicle is displayed on the map. Press NAVI in the present location screen to display all place names near the present location.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Moving the map (one-touch scroll) When a map is displayed, touching the map directly (anywhere except the touch switches) moves the center of the display to that point. Street names around the scrolled point will also appear. Moving the map Touch the map anywhere except the touch switches. ● The distance in a straight line from the center of the map to the present location is displayed to the left of the map.
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Switching the touch switch display Changing the touch switch display Touch Off . Basic operation When a map is displayed, the number of touch switches displayed on the screen can be reduced. ● If the touch switches are not displayed, operations cannot be performed via the touch switches. First display the touch switches on the screen and then proceed. ● If the touch switches are not displayed, touch On to make them appear on the screen.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Setting touch switches to display or not display It is possible to set which touch switches are displayed when Off has been selected. Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch Change for function. Off Touch the switches to display (or hide) ● Touch Off on the map screen to hide the shaded touch switches. ● Touch a shaded switch again to redisplay. Touch OK . ●Touch Default in the setup screen to return all items to their default settings.
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Switching the map reduction scale The available map scales are different depending on whether miles or kilometers are selected. ● Miles: 1/0.005 million, 1/0.01 million, 1/0.02 million, 1/0.04 million, 1/0.08 million, 1/0.16 million, 1/0.32 million, 1/0.8 million, 1/1.6 million, 1/3.2 million, 1/7.68 million, 1/15.36 million, 1/30.72 million, 1/51.20 million ● Kilometers: 1/0.005 million, 1/0.01 million, 1/0.02 million, 1/0.05 million, 1/0.1 million, 1/0.2 million, 1/0.48 million, 1/0.96 million, 1/1.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Switching to reduction scale displaying the next destination If a destination is set, you can switch to a reduction scale that displays the entire route from the present location to the destination with one touch. If multiple destinations have been set, the route to the next destination will be displayed. If a destination is set, touch and will appear. Touch or . ●Depending on the set route and/or present location, it may not be possible to display the entire route.
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Displaying route trace Basic operation The route travelled can be recorded (maximum of 124 miles (200 km)), and a line tracing the route history can be displayed. ● If the maximum recording distance is exceeded, part of the the older route trace will be deleted as the new route trace is added. Route trace display Recording route trace If a map is displayed, touch Map view . Touch Record for Route trace.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Stopping route trace If a map is displayed, touch Map view . Touch Stop for Route trace. Touch Yes . ● Yes ...Route trace recording is stopped and the recorded route trace is displayed. No ...Route trace recording is stopped and the recorded route trace is deleted. ● Route trace can be displayed on maps with a reduction scale of 2 miles (2 km) or less.
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Deleting route trace Touch Stop for Route trace. Touch No . Basic operation If a map is displayed, touch Map view . ● Route trace recording is stopped and the recorded route trace is deleted.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Switching the map orientation The orientation of the map being displayed can be switched. ● North-up display The map appears with north pointing up at all times, regardless of the vehicle's heading. (The maps appearing in this manual are shown in north-up display.) Indicates north ● Heading-up display ● North-up display The map appears with the heading of the vehicle pointing up at all times. ● Heading-up display Switching the map orientation Touch or .
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Switching to split screen display For example, the two sections can display different reduction scale screens, north-up and heading-up screens, or screens with and without POI icons displayed. Switching to split screen display Basic operation When a map is displayed, the screen can be divided into two sections as shown below. Touch when a map is displayed on the screen. Touch . ● Touch screen.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays ■Switching the map reduction scale (See page 37.) Touch or . ■Switching the map orientation (See page 42.) Touch (or ). (Can be operated in the double screen display.) ■Setting the POI display (See page 48.) When POI icons are displayed on the left screen, they can be set to display (ON) or not display (OFF) on the right screen. Touch Display POI icons . ● When the POI is display ON, the operation indicator light illuminates.
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Canceling the split screen display Touch . . ● The selected touch switch turns green and the monitor returns to a single screen display. Basic operation If a map is displayed, touch If you redisplay the split screen, the reduction scale for the maps shown will be the same as the previous time the split screen display was used.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays 3D landmark display Stereoscopic POI marks (3D landmarks) can be displayed on a map. Setting the 3D landmark display You can select either 3D landmark ON (displayed) or OFF (not displayed). Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch On or Off for 3D landmark. ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch OK . Touch Default 46 in the setup screen to return all items to their default settings.
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Displaying 3D landmark names Touch the 3D landmark. Basic operation ● The name of the 3D landmark is displayed. Distance display The above can be displayed on a detailed map with a reduction scale of 0.5 miles or less. (Excluding the all-route display screen.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays POI display POI landmarks can be displayed on the map. ● POI display ●POI landmarks can be displayed on maps with a reduction scale of 0.5 miles (2 km) or less. (Excluding the all-route display screen.) ●POI landmarks can only be displayed within about an 18 mile (30 km) radius of the mark (up to 200 landmarks). ●Move the mark to display other POI landmarks.
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Displaying landmarks by a simple operation while driving If a map is displayed, touch Map view . Touch Display POI icons . Basic operation POI landmarks can be displayed while driving via a simple operation. Touch Petrol station , Parking , All restaurants , Hotel , Hospital or Tourist info. to display the corresponding POI. ● The corresponding POI landmarks are displayed. ● Repeat steps through up to 5 POI categories. to select ● Touch a selected POI category to hide the corresponding POI icons.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Deleting a POI landmark If a map is displayed, touch Map view . Touch Display POI icons . Touch Delete . ● Touch a selected POI category to hide the corresponding POI icons. Displaying multiple POI types Multiple POI landmarks (a maximum of 5 categories) can be displayed simultaneously. If a map is displayed, touch Map view . Touch Display POI icons . Touch Other POI’s . Touch the POI category you want to display. ● Touch List all categories to list all POI categories.
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Touch the POI categories you want to display. ● Touch All OOO when it is displayed Basic operation to select all subcategories for the selected category. ● POI landmarks from up to 5 categories can be displayed simultaneously. ● If a wrong POI is selected, touch the selected POI again to cancel the selection. ● Touch More to return to the screen shown in step . Touch OK . ● Repeat steps through up to 5 POI categories. to select ● The selected POI landmarks are displayed.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Touch the name of the POI you want to display. ● The map is shown with the selected POI in the center. The POI name and its distance to the present location in a straight line is also displayed. ● If the mark is displayed, POIs ahead of it are shown with a mark (arrow pointing upwards). This is the position of the POI relative to the vehicle's directional heading. ● If a destination is set, a list of POIs along the route can be displayed.
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Sorting POI landmarks POI landmarks can be listed according to their proximity to the or by POI name. mark, POI mark category, Basic operation Touch Sort by . Touch the desired switch. ● Touch Distance to reorder the list by proximity to the mark. ● Touch Category to reorder the list by POI mark category. ● Touch Name to reorder the list by POI name.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Displaying a list of POIs along the set route If a destination has been set, a list of POIs on the route and their distance and direction from the present location can be displayed. The distances shown represent distances left to travel to the POIs. Touch On route . Operation indicator ● IThe operation indicator light appears yellow when a list displaying POIs along the set route is shown. ● Touch a POI landmark to display its name and distance from the present location.
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Displaying POI information ● The POI name and its distance from the present location are displayed. Touch Info. when Info. is displayed. Basic operation Touch a POI landmark. ● The information for that POI is displayed. There may not be information available for some POIs.
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Basic operation 3. Map displays Setting the type of local POI to be retrieved while driving The 6 categories that appear in the local POI menu screen ( Petrol station , Parking , All restaurants , Hotel , Hospital and Tourist info. ) can be customized. This local POI menu can be displayed even while driving, and used to select which POI landmarks are displayed on the map screen. Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch Chg. category for Display POI icons. Touch the POI category you want to change.
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Touch the POI you want to display. ● Touch All OOO when it is displayed Basic operation to select all subcategories for the selected category. Touch OK .
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods There are various map retrieval methods available. You can choose to display a map by setting/adding a destination, or by registering your home, a memory point, quick access point, or detour memory point. For procedures on how to select a map retrieval method, see the corresponding page number shown for each item below.
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Item (touch switch) Function Enter the name of a POI to display a map corresponding to the vicinity of that POI. Enter the name of city to display a map of the area around that city. (See page 72) Select a POI at the present location or in a specified city or destination to display a map of the corresponding area. (See page 83) Basic operation Enter an address to display a map corresponding to that point (or area).
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Changing the search country Select the corresponding area before attempting to retrieve a map using the Address, POI, Intersection, or motorway entrance/exit search functions. When retrieving a map using coordinates or a phone number, the system will use data from all 22 countries. Touch D (the symbol switch for the country currently selected). Touch the country where you want to initiate a search.
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If you know the address for a desired location, you can retrieve a map using the street name or town name for that location. When searching using the address function, select either "search by street name" or "search by town name". ● To search for a destination using a street name: Enter a street name to narrow down the list of potential towns, then select the appropriate house number to display the map.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Searching by street name Enter a street name to narrow down the list of towns, then designate a house number to display a map corresponding to your destination.
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Touch the letters to enter a street name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. to delete letters entered by Basic operation ● Touch mistake. ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. ● The number of potential street names is displayed as each letter is touched. Touch List . ● A list of search results for the entered street name is displayed. Touch the corresponding street name. ● A screen for selecting the city appears.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch Input name . ● A screen for selecting the town appears. Touch the letters to enter a town name. ● Up to 12 letters can be entered. ● Touch mistake. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. Touch List . ● A list of search results corresponding to the entered letters is displayed. Touch the corresponding town name.
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Touch OK . ● If the selected street exists in multiple towns, the town selection screen appears again. ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map. Basic operation ● A map showing the house number on the corresponding street and the vicinity is displayed.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Searching by town name Search for a town using either the Nearest 5 Towns, Input Town Name, Input Postal Code, or Last 5 Towns function to narrow down a list of potential street names. Then designate a house number to display a map corresponding to your destination.
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Touch Town . Basic operation ● A screen for selecting the town appears. Touch the desired search method. ● Search area ... to change the country where you want to initiate a search. ● Input town name ... to directly enter the name of a town. ● Nearest 5 towns ... to select a town from the 5 towns nearest to the present location. ● Input postal code ... to select a town by entering the corresponding postal code. ● Last 5 towns ...
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch the letters to enter a street name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. ● Touch mistake. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. Touch List . ● A list of search results for the entered street name is displayed. Touch the corresponding street name. ● A map centered on the corresponding street is displayed.
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Touch OK . ● A map showing the house number on the corresponding street and the vicinity is displayed. Basic operation ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map. Using the Input Town Name function Touch the letters to enter a town name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. ● Touch mistake. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch List . ● A list of search results for the entered street name is displayed. ● For information on operations in the list screen, see under "Selecting Nearest 5 towns" on page 68. Using the Input Postal Code function Touch the numbers to enter a postal code . ● Touch to delete numbers entered by mistake. ● Numbered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. Touch List .
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Touch List . ● For information on operations in the list screen, refer to the section "Selecting Nearest 5 towns" on page 68 . Basic operation ● A list of search results for the entered street name is displayed. Searching from the Last 5 towns list Touch the corresponding town name. ● A screen for entering the street name appears. Touch the letters to enter a street name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. ● Touch mistake.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Retrieving a map using a POI name If you have partial information about a destination point, you can narrow down your search results by POI category or town in order to retrieve the corresponding map. When the number of potential items is low, a map can be selected directly from the list screen. ● Narrowing down a destination point by town using Town After entering a POI name, potential items are narrowed down by town and a list of results is displayed.
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Touch the letters to enter a POI name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. Basic operation ● Touch mistake. ● The number of potential POI names is displayed as each letter is touched. Touch List . ● A POI list screen is displayed containing POI names matching the entered letters. Touch the name of the POI you want to display. ● A map will appear.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Narrowing down by category This is one way to narrow down the list of POIs. This method is useful when the POI category of the destination is known. If the number of potential items is high, narrow down the list by Town and start a search after having filtered out a number of items. Touch Category on the POI list screen. Touch the POI item you want to display. ● Touch List all categories to list all POI categories. Touch the POI category you want to display.
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Touch the name of the POI you want to display. ● A map will appear. Basic operation ● Touch Name to return to step under "Retrieving a map using a POI name" on page 73. ● Touch Town to designate a town for points listed on the POI list screen. (See page 77) ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map. If there is more than one POI for a single POI name, that number is displayed at the side of the list.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch the POI name and the corresponding address. ● A map will appear. ● Touch Name to return to step under "Retrieving a map using a POI name" on page 73. ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map. ●The POI list can be displayed either in alphabetical order or in order of proximity to the mark. • Touch Name sort to order alphabetically. • Touch Dist.
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You can narrow down search results by town using the Nearest 5 Towns, Input Town Name, Input Postal Code, and Last 5 Towns functions. This is useful when you know the town of your destination point. If the number of potential items is high, narrow down the list using Category and start a search after having filtered out a number of items. Touch Town on the POI list screen. Basic operation Narrowing down by town Touch the desired search method. ● Search area ...
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch List . ● A screen showing a list of POIs based on the search results for that town is displayed. Touch the name of the POI you want to display. ● A map will appear. ● Touch Name to return to step under "Retrieving a map using a POI name" on page 73. ● Touch Category to narrow down the POIs displayed in the list screen by category. (See page 74) ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map.
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Touch the POI name and the corresponding address. ● Touch Name to return to step under "Retrieving a map using a POI name" on page 73. ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map. Basic operation ● A map will appear. ●The POI list can be displayed either in alphabetical order or in the order of proximity to the mark. • Touch Name sort to order alphabetically. • Touch Dist. sort to reorder the list in order of proximity to the mark.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Using the Input Town Name function Touch the letters to enter a town name.. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. ● Touch mistake. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. Touch List . ● A list of search results corresponding to the entered letters is displayed. Touch the corresponding town name.
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Touch the name of the POI you want to display. ● A map will appear. Basic operation ● Touch Name to return to step under "Retrieving a map using a POI name" on page 73. ● Touch Category to narrow down the POIs displayed in the list screen by category. (See page 74) ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map. Using the Input Postal Code function Touch the numbers to enter a postal code. ● Touch to delete numbers entered by mistake.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch List . ● A screen showing a list of POIs based on the search results for that postal code is displayed. Touch the name of the POI you want to display. ● A map will appear. ● Touch Name to return to step under "Retrieving a map using a POI name" on page 73. ● Touch Category to narrow down the POIs displayed in the list screen by category. (See page 74) ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map.
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Touch the name of the POI you want to display. ● Touch Name to return to step under "Retrieving a map using a POI name" on page 73. ● Touch Category to narrow down the POIs displayed in the list screen by category. (See page 74) Basic operation ● A map will appear. ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Using the Input Town Center function Touch Input town centre . Touch the letters to enter a town name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. ● Touch mistake. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. Touch List . ● A screen showing a list of POIs based on the search results for that town is displayed. Touch the name of the town you want to display.
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Touch Enter . Basic operation ● The map can be moved by touching . Touch a POI category. ● Touch List all categories to list all POI categories. Touch the POI item you want to display. ● Touch a selected POI to cancel. ● Touch All OOO when it is displayed to select all subcategories for the selected category. Touch OK . If the number of stored names corresponding to the letters you have entered reaches 4 or less, a screen automatically appears displaying the city search results.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch Show list . ● A list of the selected POIs appears. ● Touch Select category to select the category of the POI subsequently. ● Up to 5 categories can be selected. Touch the POI name. ● A map for the selected POI appears. ● Touch Sort by or On route to reorder the list. (See "Sorting POI landmarks" on page 53 or "Displaying a list of POIs along the set route" on page 54.
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Touch Enter . Basic operation ● The map can be moved by touching . Touch the POI category. ● Touch List all categories to list all POI categories. Touch the POI item you want to display. ● Touch a selected POI to cancel. ● Touch All OOO when it is displayed to select all subcategories for the selected category. Touch OK . Touch Show list . ● A list of the selected POIs appears. ● Touch Select category to select the more POI categories ● Up to 5 categories can be selected.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch the POI name. ● A map for the selected POI appears. ● Touch Sort by or On route to reorder the list. (See "Sorting POI landmarks" on page 53 or "Displaying a list of POIs along the set route" on page 54.) ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map.
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Retrieving a map using the archive Touch the destination you want to display from the list. ● The map for that destination is displayed. Basic operation The most recently set destinations (a maximum of 99 points) are automatically registered. A map for each of these points can easily be retrieved. ● Touch Previous start point to display the start point map from the previous route guidance session. ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Retrieving a map using an intersection name An intersection can be retrieved by entering the names of 2 intersecting streets. Touch the letters to enter a street name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. ● Touch mistake. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. ● The number of street names is displayed as each letter is touched. Touch List .
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Touch the letters to enter a second street name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. Basic operation ● Touch mistake. ● The number of street names is displayed as each letter is touched. Touch List . ● A list of search results for the entered street name is displayed. ● If there is only one corresponding street name, the corresponding map appears.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Retrieving a map using a motorway entrance/exit A map can be retrieved using the name of a motorway or motorway entrance/exit. Touch the letters to enter a motorway name. ● Up to 24 letters can be entered. ● Touch mistake. to delete letters entered by ● Lettered touch switches with no corresponding search results will appear inverted. Input is not enabled for these switches. ● The number of motorways is displayed as each letter is touched. Touch List .
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Basic operation Touch Entrance or Exit to specify a motorway entrance or exit. Touch the name of the entrance or exit you want to display from the list. ● A map corresponding to that entrance/ exit is displayed. ● The entrance/exit name can be entered directly by touching Input name . ● Touch Dist. sort ( Name sort ) to reorder in order of proximity to the present location (alphabetical order). ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Retrieving a map using a post code If you know the post code, you can retrieve a map by entering the corresponding post code. Enter the Post code by touching each character. ● If the post code for the area that you wish to search for starts with a letter of the alphabet, then the alphabet entry screen will be displayed. If the Post code starts with a number, then the number entry screen will be displayed.
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Retrieving a map using the latitude/longitude A map can be retrieved using latitude and longitude coordinates. Basic operation Touch the numbers to enter a latitude. ● Touch to delete numbers entered by mistake. Touch teh numbers to enter a longitude. ● Touch to delete numbers entered by mistake. Touch OK . ● The map retrieved from the entered latitude and longitude appears. ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map.
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Basic operation 4. Map retrieval methods Touch the numbers to enter a telephone number. ● Touch to delete numbers entered by mistake. Touch OK . ● The map retrieved from the entered telephone number appears. ● See "Performing operations on a retrieved map" on page 97 for information regarding the displayed map. ● If more that one location matches the telephone number, the POI list screen shown in step is displayed. Touch the corresponding POI name. ● A map of the area is displayed.
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Basic operation 5. Performing operations on a retrieved map You can display point information or perform a search on a retrieved map. It is also possible to set route search conditions on a map retrieved using a destination point (see the next page). Basic operation Performing operations on a displayed map The following operations are enabled on a retrieved map. ■Changing the map position Scroll to change the map position. ■Displaying point information Show point information for the displayed POIs.
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Basic operation 5. Performing operations on a retrieved map Displaying point information Touch Info. . ● Point information is displayed. Setting route search conditions Touch Road preference . ● A road preference screen is displayed. There may not be information available for some points.
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Navigation guidance 1. Setting a destination and searching for a route Route search conditions and destination settings or new route additions need to be completed in order to perform a route search for route guidance to a particular destination.
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Navigation guidance 2. Set a destination and search for a route Route guidance begins after you set your destination. The destination can be set in the following ways: ● By directly moving the map ● By using a registered point (your home, a quick access point) ● By using the map retrieval method Item Set by directly moving the map Setting method Scroll the map and touch Enter to set the destination. You can set your home as the destination only if it has been registered.
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Setting a destination Set by directly moving the map A destination can be set in the currently displayed map. Touch the map. . Navigation guidance Touch Enter Touch Enter . ● The map can be moved by touching . ● Route search conditions can be changed by touching Road preference . See "Setting route search conditions" on page 108 and "Displaying or bypassing a restricted segment" on page 108. ● The mark is displayed in the same position as and the route search starts.
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Navigation guidance 2. Set a destination and search for a route ●If the destination is on a motorway or in an inaccessible area, the following screen will appear. Select one of the following options. • Touch Yes to set the destination on the motorway. • Touch No to set the destination on a different road. ●If the destination is inaccessible or if there is a river, railroad or other obstruction in its vicinity, the following screen may be displayed. • Touch No to keep the current destination.
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Set using a registered point Press DEST . Navigation guidance Touch or a quick access point 1 through 5 . Touch Enter . ● The map can be moved by touching . ● Route search conditions can be changed by touching Road preference . See "Setting route search conditions" on page 108 and "Displaying or bypassing a restricted segment" on page 108. ● The mark is displayed in the same position as your home or the quick access point, and route search starts.
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Navigation guidance 2. Set a destination and search for a route Set using a map retrieval method Press DEST . Select a map retrieval method to display the map on which a destination is to be set. ● See "Map retrieval methods" and "Performing operations on a retrieved map" (pages 58 and 97) Touch Enter . ● The map can be moved by touching . ● Route search conditions can be changed by touching Road preference .
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Route search Set a destination and a route search will automatically start. ● A route search will continue even if you switch to another screen. ● A route will not appear if the distance to the destination is too short. All-route display When the route search is complete, an all-route display screen appears. Navigation guidance ● When the route search is complete, an all-route display screen will appear showing all routes from the present location to the destination.
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Navigation guidance 2. Set a destination and search for a route All-route display and touch switches The all-route display shows the route from the present location to the destination as well as the required time and distance. In addition, the search result routes can be changed and the guidance data can be displayed in this screen. ■ Displays Information regarding the route is displayed. Toll road distance display Displays the distance on all toll roads to the destination.
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■ Touch switches The following operations are performed using the touch switches on the all-route display screen. 3 routes Select from the different routes displayed. (See page 112) Guide Route guidance or a demonstration can be initiated. (See page 120) After route guidance has started, the display returns to the present location screen. Navigation guidance Route Change the route search conditions if the route modification screen is displayed.
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Navigation guidance 2. Set a destination and search for a route Setting route search conditions Touch Route in the all-route display screen or present location screen. Touch Road preference . Touch the switches to activate route preferences. This illuminates the corresponding operation indicator lights. ● The operation indicator lights turn off when searching for a route with no conditions. Touch OK . Operation indicator lights ● A route search is initiated.
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Bypassing a restricted segment Touch Route in the all-route display screen or present location screen. Navigation guidance Touch Road preference . To search for a route that bypasses time-restricted roads, touch Allow time restricted road . To search for a route that bypasses season-restricted roads, touch Allow season restricted road . When these switches are touched their respective operation indicator lights turn off.
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Navigation guidance 2. Set a destination and search for a route Setting the restriction message display You can choose to display (ON) or not display (OFF) the message that notifies you when a route search includes restricted segments. Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch On or Off for Traffic notification. ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch OK . Touch Default 110 in the setup screen to return all items to their default settings.
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Displaying route data (guidance road information) The route to a destination can be segmented by set points, exits/entrances of motorways, names of streets on the route and a list of distances for every segment displayed. A map of the departure or destination area can also be displayed. Touch Route overview . ● The all-route display screen appears. Navigation guidance Touch Map view in the present location screen. Touch Turn list .
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Navigation guidance 2. Set a destination and search for a route 3-route simultaneous display (3-route search function) When you set a destination, the system will search for recommended routes and show an allroute display from your present location to the destination. A total of 3 recommended routes will be displayed (Quick 1, Quick 2 and Short), from which you may select one. Touch 3 routes in the all-route display screen.
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Navigation guidance 3. Modifying the search result route After the search result route is obtained, it is possible to modify the route in several ways, such as by adding a destination. ● Touch Route on the all-route display screen or the present location screen (during route guidance) to display the route modification screen. Set the route modification method using the route modification screen.
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Navigation guidance 3. Modifying the search result route Adding a destination After setting a destination, up to 5 more destinations can be set. Add a destination in the following situations. ● When setting a transit point between the present location and set destination. ● When changing the set destination into a transit point and setting a new destination. Using the same method as for setting a destination, touch Add to to add a new destination.
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Touch Enter . ● The mark is displayed in the same position as . ● Up to a maximum of 5 destinations can be set. Touch Add in the segment you want to add to. Navigation guidance ● If 5 destinations are already set, delete a destination and proceed. ● A route search is initiated.
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Navigation guidance 3. Modifying the search result route Changing search conditions per segment The search conditions per segment can be changed and a search reinitiated. Touch Route . Touch Search condition . Touch the preferred search conditions for each route. Touch OK . ● A route search is initiated. ●Refer to the section "Reinitiating a route search" on page 143 for information regarding search conditions.
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Switching the destination order The order of multiple destinations can be switched and a search reinitiated. Touch Route . Navigation guidance Touch Reorder for Destination. Touch destination names in the order you want to arrive after leaving the present location. ● The new order will appear on the right of the selected destination names. ● If you make a mistake, touch Undo to delete the selected destination name. Touch OK . ● A route search is initiated.
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Navigation guidance 3. Modifying the search result route Deleting a destination Multiple set destinations can be deleted. It is also possible to delete all destinations at once. Deleting using Route Touch Route . Touch Delete for Destination. ● If only one destination is set, the screen in step will appear. Touch the destination name you want to cancel. ● Touch Delete all to delete all destinations. Touch Yes . ● Touch No to return to the original screen.
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Touch OK . Deleting from the map screen Touch the destination mark on the map screen. Navigation guidance ● A route search is initiated. Touch Info. . Touch Delete . Touch Yes .
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Navigation guidance 4. Starting, pausing and restarting route guidance Starting route guidance When the route search is complete, the all-route display screen appears. Touch Guide on the all-route display screen to start route guidance. Route guidance can be paused and restarted. Touch Guide in the all-route display screen. ● Route guidance is started.
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Pausing and restarting route guidance Touch Suspend guidance in the menu screen. ● To restart route guidance, touch Resume guidance in the menu screen. Navigation guidance ● Destinations will not be deleted if route guidance is paused.
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance When the route search is complete, you can begin route guidance for the desired route. Drive towards your destination and the device will guide you along the route all the way. Route guidance screen Apart from the single and split screen displays, it is also possible to display the arrow, turn list, and compass screens while route guidance is in progress.
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(see below) ● Turn list screen (page 124) ● Compass screen (page 126) ● Enlarged intersection display screen (page 128) ● Highway sketch screen (page 130) ● Motorway junction guidance screen (page 132) The screens above are examples of screens that appear during route guidance. Some screens may not be displayed depending on driving conditions.
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance Canceling the Arrow screen Touch Touch map. . to display the normal ● Touch in this screen to restore the arrow screen. Turn list screen The names of intersecting roads and distances to them for the next 3 intersections can be displayed.
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Displaying the turn list screen Touch Touch . . Navigation guidance ● The turn list screen appears. Canceling the turn list screen Touch Touch map. . to display the normal ● Touch in this screen to restore the turn list screen.
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance Compass screen The current orientation of the vehicle, road name, and latitude/longitude of the present location and destination can be displayed. Orientation display Displays the vehicle’s directional heading. Present location data display Displays the road name and latitude/ longitude at the present location. Destination data display Displays the road name, latitude/longitude, and POI name at the destination. Route Displays a screen for changing the route.
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Canceling the compass screen Touch map. . to display the normal Navigation guidance Touch ● Touch in this screen to restore the compass screen.
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance Enlarged intersection display screen When approaching a junction intersection (within approximately 450 yd (400 m)), the enlarged intersection display screen automatically appears. Lane guidance Displays passing lanes or junction intersection lanes. (Recommended lanes are displayed in blue.) Next street name Displays the names of roads at intersections and junctions. Distance to the intersection The distance to the intersection is indicated.
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Canceling the enlarged intersection display using Off Touch Off . ● Press NAVI in this screen to restore Navigation guidance the enlarged intersection display screen. Canceling the enlarged intersection display using Touch Touch map. . to display the normal ● Touch in this screen to restore the enlarged intersection display screen.
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance Highway sketch screen When driving on a motorway during route guidance, the screen is automatically divided into 2 parts (left and right), and the highway sketch screen appears on the right. Road name display Displays the name of the current road. Junction/Parking display Displays points of interest that are close to a motorway exit number and junction name. Estimated arrival time Displays the estimated arrival time at the destination.
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Operating the highway sketch screen Touch , or a POI. ● This changes the selected POIs ● When a POI is selected, touch . ● Touch the POI switch to show the local map around the POI. Touch to return to the original screen. Navigation guidance ● Touch P to display a list of parking areas in order of proximity to the present location. Touch P again to cancel. Canceling the highway sketch screen Touch Touch map. .
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance Motorway junction guidance screen When approaching a motorway junction while route guidance is in progress, the motorway junction guidance screen is automatically displayed on the present location screen (when the present location is on the route). Junction name display The interchange exit/entrance name (IC) or the junction (JCT) direction name is displayed.
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Canceling the motorway junction guidance screen using Off Touch Off . ● Press NAVI to redisplay the Navigation guidance motorway junction guidance screen. Canceling the motorway junction guidance screen using Touch Touch map. . to display the normal ● Touch in this screen to restore the motorway junction guidance screen.
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance Ferry crossing guidance Ferry crossings are shown with a dotted line. ● Voice guidance occurs up to the ferry terminal. ● After having finished the ferry crossing, start driving and route guidance will resume automatically. Car train guidance Car train guidance is displayed in ----- (broken line). ● The voice guidance will be performed until the car train station is reached. ● After getting off the car train, drive your vehicle for a while.
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Setting the average speed The following times are calculated using the average speed of your vehicle. ● Arrival tire / Remaining time on the present location screen (page 16) ● Arrival tire / Remaining time on the all route display screen (page 105) Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch Change speed for Estimated travel time. Navigation guidance ● List of required times for segments (simultaneous 3-route display) (page 112) Set the speed for each road.
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance Voice guidance If you approach an intersection, junction, interchange (ramp) exit/entrance, junction or destination while route guidance is in progress, voice guidance will announce the remaining distance to this point and one of 10 different turning directions (straight, right, left, slight right, slight left, sharp right, sharp left, make a legal U-turn, keep right, keep left). Voice guidance is performed using PCM voice (human voice).
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[Example of voice guidance in the vicinity of the destination] Navigation guidance Example of voice guidance: • Your destination in ahead. • You have arrived at your destination. Your route guidance is now finished.
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Navigation guidance 5. Route guidance Setting automatic voice guidance The automatic voice guidance function can be turned ON (output) or OFF (not output). Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch On or Off for Auto voice guidance. ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch OK . ●If your vehicle position is not precisely specified, voice guidance may not occur or, in some cases, may be delayed or announce an erroneous instruction. ●The voice guidance volume may be adjusted. (See page 29).
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Guidance in all modes Route guidance continues without vocal guidance output even when switching to other modes, such as screen displays other than the navigation screen. However, voice guidance can also be made to output in other modes. Setting voice guidance output in all modes Navigation guidance Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch On or Off for Voice guide in all modes. ● When touched, the touch switch appears in brighter color. Touch OK .
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Navigation guidance 6. Performing operations on the guided route Redisplaying the all-route display The all-route display from the start point to the destination can be shown. Touch Map view when a map is displayed on the screen. Touch Route overview . ● The all-route display screen appears. ● Refer to the section "All-route display and touch switches" on page 106 for details of the all-route display screen. ● Touch Guide to display the present location screen.
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Touch the distance remaining display for the preferred destination. ● Touch Arrival time to display the Navigation guidance estimated time of arrival at your destination. On-route scroll The map screen displaying the guided route can be moved to show the destination, start point, or other set POIs. Starting on-route scroll Touch Map view when a map is displayed on the screen. Touch Route preview . Touch the scroll touch switches ( , , or ).
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Navigation guidance 6. Performing operations on the guided route . On-route scroll screen operations ● Touch to pause map scrolling. ● Press NAVI to stop the on-route scroll. ● Touch or more quickly. to move the map ●If there is no route displayed on the map, on-route scroll is impossible. ●The split-screen display is cancelled during on-route scrolling. You can resume the split-screen display by pressing the NAVI button.
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Navigation guidance 7. Reinitiating a route search Reinitiating a route search While route guidance is in progress, additional destinations can be set, search conditions can be changed, and the route search can be reinitiated. Use either Route or DEST to change the route. A route search can be reinitiated from the following screens. Navigation guidance ● See the next page for information concerning the touch switches that appear on each screen.
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Navigation guidance 7. Reinitiating a route search Screen number Item / touch switch(es) Retrieve a desired map. Set or add a destination. Page 1 How to retrieve maps 2 Route overview Show the all-route display. 140 3 Route Display the route modification screen. 113 Add , Delete or Reorder a destination Add, switch the order of, or delete destinations. 114 117 118 Display the search condition setting screen. 116 Detour Search for a route which bypasses the guided route ahead.
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Adding a detour You can reinitiate a search for a route that takes a detour from the guided road ahead. You can also designate detours that avoid certain road conditions. Touch Detour . Navigation guidance Touch Route when a map is displayed on the screen. Touch 1 mile , 3 miles , 5 miles , or Whole route . ● A search is initiated for a route which detours the selected distance. ● Touch Whole route to search for a route which detours the entire selected route.
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Point registration 1. What is point registration? It is possible to register points on the map such as your home, memory points, and quick access points as memory points. Up to 106 points, including 1 home and 5 quick access points, can be registered. It is also possible to register detour points (up to 10) so that when performing a route search the search produces a route which avoids these points. You can select from 46 icons and 4 types of voice alarms when registering memory points.
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Registering/correcting/deleting your home One point on the map can be registered as your home. Register your home to enable you to perform a route search to your home with a single switch in the destination setting screen. (See page 103) Registering your home Touch Memory in the menu screen. Point registration Touch Register for Home. Select the map retrieval method and the map on which your home is to be registered will appear.
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct. ● See the following for more information on entering and correcting data: ● Changing icons (page 160) ● Setting quick access points (page 167) ● Entering names (page 163) ● Displaying names on the map (page 164) ● Setting a phone number (page 162) Touch OK . The icon you register will appear on the map retrieval screen in place of the switch.
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Correcting your home Correcting from the menu screen Touch Memory in the menu screen. Touch Point registration Touch Edit for Memory points. .
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct. ● Touch Del. to change the memory point type. ● Touch Yes to change to a regular memory point. ● Touch No to return to the original screen.
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Touch Edit . ● Touch Del. to change the memory point type. ● Touch Yes to change to a regular memory point. ● Touch No to return to the original screen. Point registration Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct. ● See the following for more information on entering and correcting data: ● Changing icons (page 160) ● Setting quick access points (page 167) ● Entering names (page 163) ● Displaying names on the map (page 164) ● Setting a phone number (page 162) Touch OK .
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Deleting your home Deleting from the menu screen Touch Memory in the menu screen. Touch Delete for Home. Touch Yes . ● Touch No to return to the original screen. ● Your home can be deleted from the memory point list screen. (See "Deleting a memory point" on page 165.
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Deleting from the map screen Touch the mark registered as your home on the map. Point registration Touch Info. . Touch Delete . Touch Yes .
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Registering memory points Up to 106 memory points (landmarks) can be registered on a map, including 1 home and 5 quick access points. If 106 points are already registered, first delete unnecessary memory points and proceed. Registering memory points enables you to do the following: ● Display the icon and memory point name on the map. ● Sound an alarm that announces an approaching a point.
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Registering a far away point Touch Memory in the menu screen. Point registration Touch Register for Memory points. Select a map retrieval method to display the map on which the memory point is to be registered. ● See pages 58 and 97, "Map retrieval methods" and "Performing operations on a retrieved map". Touch Enter . ● The map can be moved by touching . ● The screen for registering memory points appears. ●When a memory point is not registered, Edit and Delete are shaded and cannot be operated.
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct. ● See the following for more information on entering and correcting data: ● Changing icons (page 160) ● Setting quick access points (page 167) ● Entering names (page 163) ● Displaying names on the map (page 164) ● Setting a phone number (page 162) ● It is possible to change a memory point to your home or a quick access point by touching Quick access .
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Touch the memory point you want to correct. Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct. ● Changing icons (page 160) ● Setting quick access points (page 167) ● Entering names (page 163) Point registration ● See the following for more information on entering and correcting data: ● Displaying names on the map (page 164) ● Changing location (page 159) ● Setting a phone number (page 162) The items in the memory point list can be sorted by date, icon, name or attribute.
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Displaying the memory point editing screen from the map display Touch the memory point you want to edit on the map. Touch Info. . Touch Edit . ● Touch Enter to set the memory point as a destination. Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct.
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Correcting memory point location Touch Location in the memory point editing screen. ● A map will appear. . ● Move the memory point to the correct position on the map. Touch Enter . ● The icon displayed in the position. Point registration Touch appears in ● Correct the position and the location displayed in is also corrected. Touch OK . You can register points using a detailed map with a scale of 0.5 miles (500 m) or less.
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Changing a memory point icon Touch Icon in the memory point editing screen. Touch the icon you want to change. ● Touch Page 1 , Page 2 and/or With sound and change the icon type. ● Page 1 ● It is possible to not display a registered memory point on the map by touching No icon . ● Page 2 ● If an icon with a voice alarm is selected, an alarm will sound when you are about 0.3 miles (500 m) from the memory point.
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After touching Bell (with direction) set the direction. ● Touch to turn the direction counterclockwise and to turn it clockwise. Touch Enter . ● The memory point will be displayed with . Present location About 0.3 miles (500 m) Memory point Chime West Point registration Memory point East Chime Present location About 0.3 miles (500 m) An alarm will not sound when approaching from this direction.
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Entering a telephone number for a memory point Touch Phone no. in the memory point editing screen. Touch the numbers to enter a telephone number. ● Touch to delete numbers entered by mistake or phone numbers that have already been entered. Touch OK . Touch OK . ●Up to 20 digits can be entered. ●Depending on the registered point, there may be a telephone number already entered for it.
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Entering a memory point name Touch Name in the memory point editing screen. ● Touch to delete characters entered by mistake or names that have already been entered. ● Touch À-Ý to switch to the accent mark screen. Point registration Touch the letters to enter a memory point name. ● Touch 0-9 to switch to the number screen. Touch OK . Touch OK . ●Depending on the registered point, there may be a name already entered for it. ●A total of 24 characters can be entered.
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Displaying a memory point name The name of a stored memory point can be displayed. Touch On or Off for Show name in the memory point editing screen. ● The touched switch becomes brighter. Touch OK . You can register points using a detailed map with a scale of 0.5 miles (500 m) or less.
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Deleting a memory point Deleting from the menu screen Touch Memory in the menu screen. Touch Delete for Memory points. ● Touch Del. all to delete all memory points. Point registration Touch the memory point you want to delete. Touch Yes . ● Touch No to return to the original screen.
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Point registration 2. Registering, correcting or deleting a memory point Deleting from the map screen Touch the memory point icon on the map. Touch Info. . Touch Delete . Touch Yes .
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Point registration 3. Registering, correcting or deleting a quick access point Up to 5 quick access points can be registered. Quick access points are different from other memory points in that, when registered, they can be retrieved with a single touch from the retrieved map screen. Registering quick access points Touch Memory in the menu screen. Point registration Touch Register for Memory points.
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Point registration 3. Registering, correcting or deleting a quick access point Touch Quick access . Touch a switched marked Not registered from 1 to 5. Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct. ● See the following for more information on entering and correcting data: ● Changing icons (page 160) ● Setting quick access points (page 167) ● Entering names (page 163) ● Displaying names on the map (page 164) ● Setting a phone number (page 162) Touch OK .
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Correcting a quick access point Correcting from the menu screen Touch Memory in the menu screen. Touch Edit for Memory points. Point registration Touch the quick access point you want to edit or enter information for. Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct. ● Touch Del. to change the memory point type. ● Touch Yes to change to a regular memory point. ● Touch No to return to the original screen.
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Point registration 3. Registering, correcting or deleting a quick access point Correcting from the map screen Touch an icon registered as a quick access point on the map. Touch Info. . Touch Edit . Touch the switch for the item you want to enter or correct. ● Touch Del. to change the memory point type. ● Touch Yes to change to a regular memory point. ● Touch No to return to the original screen.
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Point registration Touch OK . ●The items in the memory point list can be sorted by Date, Icon, Name or Attribute. ●You can correct quick access point information by touching the registered icon on the map screen. See "Correcting from the map display" on page 150 for details.
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Point registration 3. Registering, correcting or deleting a quick access point Deleting a quick access point Touch Memory in the menu screen. Touch Delete for Memory points. Touch the quick access point you want to delete. ● Touch Del. all to delete all quick access points. Touch Yes . ● Touch No to return to the original screen. You can also delete quick access points from the map screen.
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Point registration 4. Registering, correcting or deleting detour memory points Registering detour memory points Up to 10 detour memory points can be registered. If 10 points are already registered, first delete unnecessary detour memory points and proceed. By registering detour memory points, you can search for a route that takes you through the registered area when conducting a route search. This function is convenient when you know what roads are congested or blocked due to construction or accidents.
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Point registration 4. Registering, correcting or deleting detour memory points Touch Enter . ● The map can be moved by touching . Touch or be detoured. to set the area to ● Touch to widen and the area. to narrow ● When reaching the maximum or minimum permissible area, the switches invert and become inoperable. or ● The numerical value in the centre is the length of one side of the selected area. Touch OK .
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Point registration Touch OK . ●There are ten area sizes (side lengths) that can be selected: point, 50 yd, 100 yd, 200 yd, 400 yd, 800 yd, 1 mile, 2 miles, 4 miles, and 8 miles. (50 m, 100 m, 200 m, 400 m, 800 m, 1.6 km, 3 km, 7 km, 13 km) ●A neighboring name or address will appear for the registered detour memory point. ●The address appearing for the detour memory point may differ from the actual address depending on the location or the registration method.
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Point registration 4. Registering, correcting or deleting detour memory points Correcting a detour memory point Touch Memory in the menu screen. Touch Edit for Areas to avoid. Touch the area that you want to edit. Touch the switch for the items you want to enter or correct. ● See the following for more information on entering and correcting data: ● Entering names (page 163) ● Changing location (page 159) ● Touch Area size to change the detour area. (page 174) Touch OK .
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Avoiding detour memory points during route search When performing a route search, the system can be set to avoid detour memory points (ON) or not avoid detour memory points (OFF). Touch Memory in the menu screen. Touch Edit for Areas to avoid. Touch On or Off for Active. Touch OK . Point registration ● The touched switch becomes brighter.
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Point registration 4. Registering, correcting or deleting detour memory points Deleting a detour memory point Touch Memory in the menu screen. Touch Delete for Areas to avoid. Touch the area that you want to delete. ● Touch Del. all to delete all detour memory points. Touch Yes . ● Touch No to return to the original screen.
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Point registration 5. Destination archive Deleting destination archives Points on a map set as destinations are automatically recorded and be used to retrieve a map when setting a destination (maximum 100 destinations). If you exceed 100 destinations, the oldest entry will be automatically deleted with every new entry. Unnecessary destinations can also be deleted. Touch Memory in the menu screen. Point registration Touch Delete previous point . Touch the point name you want to delete. ● Touch Del.
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RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) function 1. RDS-TMC information RDS-TMC RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) displays traffic information such as traffic congestion, accidents, and roadworks on the map screens by receiving FM multiplex broadcasting from a RDS-TMC station. This system is intended to improve safety and promote environmental conservation by providing traffic information that enables smoother traffic flow.
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RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) function 2. Receiving the radio station Selecting an area and station A broadcast station can be selected in countries that provide RDS-TMC information. Selecting an area The system automatically changes the area according to the current vehicle position. It is also possible to manually select a country as a search area. Touch Aut. or Manual for Country. ● Aut. : The system automatically RDS-TMC Touch RDS-TMC in the menu screen.
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RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) function 2. Receiving the radio station Selecting a station The system automatically selects the nearest station that transmits RDS-TMC information based on the current vehicle position. It is also possible to manually select an RDS-TMC station. Touch RDS-TMC in the menu screen. Touch Aut. or Manual for Station. ● Aut. : The system automatically selects a station based on the signal strength. ● Manual : A station can be manually selected.
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RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) function 3. RDS-TMC information display and guidance Setting the RDS-TMC information display You can select which RDS-TMC information is displayed on the map. Touch RDS-TMC in the menu screen. RDS-TMC Touch Show RDS-TMC info. . Touch the RDS-TMC information to be displayed. ● To cancel, touch the selected item again. ● To display all information items, touch All on ● To display nothing, touch All off ● The touched switch becomes brighter.
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RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) function 3. RDS-TMC information display and guidance Displaying RDS-TMC information When the RDS-TMC information display is set, RDS-TMC information appears on the map. ● RDS-TMC information display No. 184 Display ● RDS-TMC information display (in motorway mode) Meaning RDS-TMC icon The icons appear at locations where there are traffic restrictions due to accidents or roadwork. Text information can be displayed by touching the icon.
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Setting the RDS-TMC voice guidance You can choose to receive RDS-TMC information pertaining to the route via voice messages during route guidance. Touch RDS-TMC in the menu screen. Touch Voice guidance . RDS-TMC ● Voice guidance is switched ON or OFF each time Voice guidance is touched. ● The operation indicator light illuminates when voice guidance is ON.
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RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) function 3. RDS-TMC information display and guidance Setting the RDS-TMC auto avoid traffic function When RDS-TMC information is being received, the system can use it to search for a route that avoids traffic. Touch RDS-TMC in the menu screen. Touch Auto avoid traffic . ● The auto avoid traffic function is switched ON or OFF each time Auto avoid traffic is touched. ● The operation indicator light illuminates when the function is ON.
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Displaying RDS-TMC text information RDS-TMC traffic information can be displayed as text. Touch the RDS-TMC icon. ● The RDS-TMC info. bar appears on the map. Touch Info. . ● The traffic information screen appears. Touch Detail . RDS-TMC ● The text information appears.
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RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) function 3. RDS-TMC information display and guidance Displaying the traffic on route During the route guidance, the traffic information on the route can be displayed. Touch RDS-TMC in the menu screen. Touch Traffic on route . ● The Traffic on route screen appears. Touch Map or Detail . ● When Map is touched, a map of the area relating to the traffic information appears. ● When Detail is touched, the character information appears.
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Displaying all traffic events You can display all available RDS-TMC information. Touch RDS-TMC in the menu screen. Touch ALL traffic events . • When RDS-TMC is being received from a single country, the road selection screen appears. • When RDS-TMC information is being received from more than one country, the country selection screen appears. RDS-TMC ● The all traffic events screen that appears is different based on the traffic information being received.
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RDS-TMC (Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel) function 3. RDS-TMC information display and guidance When receiving RDS-TMC information from a single country Touch the name of the road you want to display information for. Touch Map or Detail . ● Touch Map to display a map relating to the RDS-TMC information. ● Touch Detail to display RDSTMC text information. Screen displayed when Map is touched. Screen displayed when Detail is touched.
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When receiving RDS-TMC information from more than one country Touch the name of the country you want to display information for. ● The road selection screen appears. See step in “When receiving RDS-TMC information from a single country” for information on selecting a road. When receiving RDS-TMC information from the UK ● The road selection screen appears. See step in “When receiving RDS-TMC information from a single country” for information on selecting a road.
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Information function 1. Information screen The information functions are "SETTING", "ESN", "SYSTEM CHECK", and "DATA". The functions "CAMERA SCREEN" and "AV SELECTOR" are operational when these optional devices are connected. Information screen Touch INFO. in the menu screen. Touch any touch switch. ● Select an item. ● The following functions are available from the information screen.
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Switching the settings The following items can be adjusted using SETTING .
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Information function 1. Information screen Touch BLUE or RED for ILLUMINATION. Touch ENTER .
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Information function 2. System check screen Touch SYSTEM CHECK in the information screen. ● The system check screen appears.
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Optional function 1. Rear view camera operations When the optional rear view camera is installed, the rear view image can be displayed on the monitor screen. ●Do not rely too heavily on the rear view camera. ●Use the rear view camera as a backup means to check for obstructions behind the vehicle. ●Raindrops or other natural phenomena may blur the camera's image. ●Do not backup your vehicle looking only at the monitor.
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Optional function ●The actual position and distance of people or objects may vary depending on the features of the camera lens. ●Do not expose the camera to strong shocks such as hitting it or knocking it into other objects. The rear view camera may not function properly if the position of the camera or its mounting angle is incorrect. ●The camera is waterproof. Do not uninstall, dismantle or reconfigure the unit. Otherwise, the rear view camera may not function properly.
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Optional function 1. Rear view camera operations Rear view camera image Displaying the rear view image Automatic display Shift into reverse gear. ● The rear image appears on the monitor screen. ● If you shift out of reverse gear, the display will return to the screen that was displayed prior to the back camera image (navigation, audio, blank screen, etc).
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Manual display Touch INFO. in the menu screen. Touch CAMERA SCREEN in the information screen. ● The rear image appears on the monitor screen. Optional function ● Touch CAMERA SCREEN again to return to the screen that was displayed prior to the back camera image (navigation, audio, blank screen, etc).
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Optional function 1. Rear view camera operations ●The range of the image may vary depending on the vehicle and the road conditions. ●There is a limit to the range of the camera. Objects near the ends of the bumper and under the bumper cannot be seen. ●The rear image color may vary from that of the actual objects. ●The image brightness and contrast can be adjusted. (Refer to "Adjusting/ setting the screen" in the "Owner's manual/Audio".
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Setting the Rear View Camera You can set whether the image from the Rear View Camera is displayed when shifting to reverse gear (AUTO) or operated from the INFORMATION screen (MANUAL). Touch INFO. in the menu screen. Touch SETTING . Touch AUTO or MANUAL for CAMERA SETTING. Optional function Touch ENTER .
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Helpful tips 1. Situations when a correction is necessary The present location must be corrected when: ● Changing a tire (perform an automatic correction). (Distance correction). The present location should be corrected when: ● The vehicle position mark is misaligned, meaning that it appears in a location different to the actual present location (correct the vehicle position mark position and heading). (Present location correction).
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Touch . ● Move the map to the actual present location. Touch Enter . Set the direction. ● Touch to turn the direction counterclockwise, and to turn it clockwise. Helpful tips Touch Enter . You can correct the present location using a detailed map with a scale of 0.5 miles (500 m) or less.
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Helpful tips 1. Situations when a correction is necessary Correcting the distance Touch Setup in the menu screen. Touch Adjust for Calibration. Touch Tyre change . ● Automatic correction is performed. ●This device performs automatic distance correction using GPS and vehicle speed signals. Correction may be delayed in the event of a sharp deviation that overwhelms the automatic correction function, such as changing a tire or reinstalling the device in another vehicle.
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Helpful tips 2. Saving Navigation settings It is possible to save customized settings for up to 3 different users. You can retrieve a saved setting pattern for performing navigation operations.
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Helpful tips 2. Saving Navigation settings Touch Yes . ● Touch No to return to the original screen. ● Touch Memorise for settings already saved followed by Yes to overwrite. When there are no saved settings, Delete becomes inoperable.
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Retrieving saved settings Touch Select user in the menu screen. Touch User 1 , User 2 or User 3 . ● The current navigation settings are replaced by those saved under the selected touch switch. Deleting all saved navigation settings Touch Select user in the menu screen. Touch Yes . ● Touch No to return to the original screen. Helpful tips Touch Delete for User 1, 2, or 3.
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Helpful tips 3. Map data information It is possible to view the information stored in this device, such as map data. The screen below is only an example. Data displayed may vary depending on the type of map data and when it was created. Displaying map data information Touch Data in the menu screen. The Map Update switch is used to recieve updated map data. This operation can only be performed by a specialist at your local retailer. (Simply touching the switch will not result in map data being updated.
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Helpful tips 4. Accuracy and errors Positioning accuracy The GPS is a very accurate satellite system controlled by the U.S. Department of Defense. Errors may result due to the occurrence of a multipath caused by reflections off of buildings or other structures. GPS signal quality and reception conditions Any obstruction coming between the satellite and the GPS antenna will disrupt signal reception from the satellite. Also, 3 or more signals must be received simultaneously to enable positioning.
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Helpful tips 4. Accuracy and errors In the following situations, make sure to install the GPS antenna in the position indicated in the instruction manual for your vehicle model. ●If the noise emitted from another electrical device diminishes signal reception. ●If the device could prevent the proper operation of airbags. ●If the satellite signal received from the side or rear of the vehicle is diminished because of a windshield pillar or roof panel.
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Correcting the vehicle position sensor using mapmatching Map-matching is a system that compares present location positioning data from the GPS and other sources with actual driving information in order to match the present location with the most appropriate road. This device corrects the present location data compiled from independent navigation and satellite navigation and matches it with the shape of the road.
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Helpful tips 4. Accuracy and errors 212 The present location appears on a road running parallel to the road taken. When turning on a road forking into two roads making a "Y" shape, the present location appears on the other road. When making a turn, the present location appears on the road just before or after the road turned on. The present location appears misaligned when driving on steep roads. The present location appears misaligned when driving on a continuous curve in the same direction.
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Road and geographic name data Roads and geographic locations indicated are subject to change after the compilation of the map data and may therefore differ from the actual roads and names. Route guidance In half maile, right turn. If you turn at an intersection that is not part of the route guidance, there may be an error in the voice guidance instructions. When searching for a route, the route provided may include a detour. The route guidance may instruct a U-turn.
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Helpful tips 4. Accuracy and errors When searching for a route, the route display may not appear in time for the next turn. Route search complete If you bypass the first of multiple destinations, a route search is reinitiated to provide a route returning to it. While providing guidance on where you are headed, several geographical names may be indicated. Search reinitiated Drive following the actual traffic regulations.
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For reference 1. Important points If one of these messages appears If any of the following messages are displayed, check the unit while referring to the cause and corrective action columns. Cause Corrective action Check GPS antenna The GPS antenna is not connected properly. Connect the GPS antenna properly. Check speed pulse The device is not properly connected to the vehicle speed sensor. Connect the vehicle speed sensor properly. No previous points registered.
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For reference 1. Important points Messages 216 Cause Corrective action Destination is nearby. Please check the map. You attempted to set the destination in a nearby location. The destination is nearby. Refer to the map and continue driving. No corresponding POI nearby. There is no corresponding POI found nearby for the POI search in the vicinity. Search for the POI in another area. No corresponding POI on route. There is no corresponding POI found nearby for the POI search along the route.
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Before asking for repairs Slight differences in operation can sometimes be mistaken for mulfunctions, so check the following table before requesting any repairs. If the following fail to solve the problem, contact your local retailer. Possible reason Corrective action The map does not move even when driving. Is the display showing a screen other than the present location screen? Display the present location screen. (See page 33) The vehicle position mark does not appear.
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For reference 2. Copyrights ©1993 NAVTEQ. All Rights Reserved. Territory Notice Austria © Bundesamt für Eich- und Vermessungswesen Belgium Traffic Information is provided by the Ministerie van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap and the Ministèrie de l’Equipement et des Transports.
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END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ( English ) PLEASE READ THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE NAVTEQ DATABASE NOTICE TO THE USER THIS IS A LICENSE AGREEMENT - AND NOT AN AGREEMENT FOR SALE – BETWEEN YOU AND NAVTEQ B.V. FOR YOUR COPY OF THE NAVTEQ NAVIGABLE MAP DATA-BASE, INCLUDING ASSOCIATED COMPUTER SOFTWARE, MEDIA AND EXPLANATORY PRINTED DOCUMENTATION PUBLISHED BY NAVTEQ (JOINTLY ”THE DATABASE”).
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For reference 2. Copyrights LIZENZVERTRAG FÜR ENDBENUTZER ( German ) WICHTIG – BITTE LESEN SIE DIESEN LIZENZVERTRAG FÜR END-BENUTZER VOR DER VERWENDUNG DER NAVTEQ DATEN-BANK SORGFÄLTIG DURCH. HINWEIS FÜR DEN BENUTZER DAS VORLIEGENDE DOKUMENT IST EIN LIZENZVERTRAG UND KEIN KAUFVERTRAG ZWISCHEN IHNEN UND NAVTEQ B.V.
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CONTRAT DE LICENCE POUR L’UTILISATEUR FINAL ( French ) VEUILLEZ LIRE ATTENTIVEMENT CE CONTRAT DE LICENCE A L’USAGE DE L’UTILISATEUR FINAL AVANT D’UTILISER LA BASE DE DONNEES NAVTEQ NOTE POUR L'UTILISATEUR CECI EST UN CONTRAT DE LICENCE – ET NON UN CONTRAT DE VENTE – ENTRE VOUS ET LA SOCIETE NAVTEQ B.V.
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For reference 2. Copyrights CONTRATTO DI LICENZA ALL’UTENTE FINALE ( Italian ) LEGGERE ATTENTAMENTE IL PRESENTE CONTRATTO DI LICEN-ZA PER L’UTENTE FINALE PRIMA DI UTILIZZARE IL DATABASE NAVTEQ NOTA PER L'UTENTE QUESTO È UN CONTRATTO DI LICENZA – E NON UN CONTRATTO DI VENDITA – FRA LEI (UTENTE FINALE) E LA NAVTEQ B.V.
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GEBRUIKSRECHTOVEREENKOMST MET EINDGEBRUIKERS ( Dutch ) LEES DEZE GEBRUIKSRECHTOVEREENKOMST GOED DOOR VOORDAT U DE NAVTEQ DATABASE GEBRUIKT KENNISGEVING AAN DE GEBRUIKER DIT IS EEN GEBRUIKSRECHTOVEREENKOMST - EN GEEN KOOPOVEREENKOMST – TUSSEN U EN NAVTEQ B.V. MET BETREKKING TOT UW EXEMPLAAR VAN DE NAVTEQ WEGENKAARTDATABASE, INCLUSIEF VERWANTE COMPUTERSOFTWARE, DRAGERS EN BIJBEHOREND SCHRIFTELIJK MATERIAAL TER UITLEG ZOALS DIT DOOR NAVTEQ WORDT UITGEGEVEN (TEZAMEN ‘DE DATABASE’).
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For reference 2. Copyrights CONTRATO DE LICENCIA PARA USUARIOS FINALES ( Spanish ) ANTES DE UTILIZAR LA BASE DE DATOS NAVTEQ LEA DETENI-DAMENTE EL PRESENTE CONTRATO DE LICENCIA PARA USUA-RIOS FINALES NOTIFICACIÓN PARA EL USUARIO EL PRESENTE ES UN CONTRATO DE LICENCIA - Y NO UN CONTRATO DE COM-PRAVENTA - ENTRE USTED Y NAVTEQ B.V.
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LICENSAVTAL FÖR SLUTANVÄNDARE ( Swedish ) LÄS DETTA LICENSAVTAL FÖR SLUTANVÄNDARE NOGGRANT IN-NAN NI ANVÄNDER NAVTEQ DATABAS MEDDELANDE TILL ANVÄNDARE DETTA ÄR ETT LICENSAVTAL - OCH INTE ETT AVTAL FÖR FÖRSÄLJNING - MELLAN ER OCH NAVTEQ B.V. FÖR ERT EXEMPLAR AV NAVTEQ NAVIGABLE MAP DATABAS, INKLUDERANDE TILLHÖRANDE PROGRAMVARA, MEDIA OCH TRYCKT MANUAL UT-GIVEN AV NAVTEQ (GEMENSAMT BENÄMNDA "DATABASEN").
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For reference 3. Topic Index Information about the maps ■How to view the map screens "Viewing the navigation screen" ............................................................................... P16 ■Info on the present location "Displaying the present location" .............................................................................. P33 ■How to move the map ●How to view a map in the vicinity of the present location "Moving the map (one-touch scroll)".................................
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■How to switch the map image quality ●How to change the brightness and contrast "Screen adjustment" ................................................................................................. P24 ●How to change the lettering layout on the keyboard "Switching the lettering layout on the keyboard" ...................................................... P26 ■How to retrieve a map "Map retrieval methods" ....................................................................................
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For reference 3. Topic Index Route guidance ■How to set a destination "Setting a destination" ............................................................................................ P101 ■How to start route guidance "Starting route guidance" ........................................................................................ P120 ■How to view a demo before starting guidance "Demonstration" ..........................................................................
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■How to view an enlarged display of the intersection at which you will make a turn "Enlarged intersection display screen" ................................................................... P128 ■How to display freeway interchange/junction directions "Motorway junction guidance screen"..................................................................... P132 ■How to stop route guidance ●How to pause route guidance without deleting the destination(s) "Pausing and restarting route guidance" ..................
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For reference 3. Topic Index Other ■How to change the menu screen color "Setting the wallpaper" ............................................................."Owner's manual/Audio" ■How to place an icon on the map ●How to mark your home "Registering/correcting/deleting your home" .......................................................... P147 ●How to mark a desired location "Registering memory points" ..................................................................................
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For reference 4. Index 3-route simultaneous display (3-route search function) .................... 112 A Accuracy and errors ............................... 209 All-route display ...................................... 105 Arrow screen.........................................123 C Compass screen...................................126 Correcting present location .................... 202 Correcting the distance .......................... 204 D Daytime display ......................................
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For reference 4. Index S Saving navigation settings ....................205 Scale display ............................................. 17 Setting a destination ............................... 101 Setting the average speed ..................... 135 Setting the volume ..................................29 Split screen display.................................43 Starting, pausing and restarting route guidance ..................................... 120 Switching the map orientation.................