Land Rover Range Rover Audio Tv Navigation System Lm 2nd Edition Rover Manual

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Satellite Navigation
Navigation CD’s
Your navigation unit is supplied with one 
navigation CD of your choice.
There are 2 CDs for each major European 
country or area. Each CD contains the major 
routes throughout the country plus detail 
mapping of one zone. You should already have 
been given details of how to order further CD’s.
CHANGING THE MAP CD
Map CDs contain road maps covering one or 
more countries or regions. These maps are 
revised at regular intervals. Your Dealer can 
provide this information.
The navigation computer holding the map CD is 
located in the rear left side of the luggage 
compartment or load area.
If your navigation system indicates that you are 
about to leave the area covered by the map CD 
currently inserted, you should change the map 
CD in the navigation system.
To change the map CD:
•Pull the release handle to open the cover and 
gain access to the navigation CD unit.
•Press the eject button to remove the current 
CD and insert the new one.
•Wait for eight seconds for the new CD to 
start.
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NAVIGATION CONTROLS
2. Display
9. MENU button
Press to obtain the general menu and also to 
return to the menu from a system feature.
10. Right rotary control
Turn to select a menu item, press to confirm 
selection.
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O n- Road  Nav igationGETTING STARTED
Selecting GPS navigation
If the menu is not displayed, press the MENU 
button (9). Turn the right rotary control (10), 
until “On Road Navigation” is highlighted then 
press to start the navigation system.
Select ‘Dest. input’.
Enter destination country
If the name of more than one country appears on 
the display in white letters, data for more than 
one country is stored on the map CD.
To select the destination country, if not already 
selected:
•Turn the right rotary control (10), until the 
country currently displayed is highlighted.
•Press the control (10) to call up a list of all 
available countries.
•Turn the control until the desired country is 
highlighted.
•Press the control again, to confirm your 
selection as the destination input.
Note: We will use United Kingdom as the 
example destination country.
Entering a destination place
If a destination shown is not required, turn the 
right rotary control (10) to select ‘Delete 
destination’ and press the control to delete it.
NOTE: We will use 81 Austin Place, Abingdon as 
the example destination address.
To select Abingdon as the destination town:
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘City’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control until letter ‘A’ is highlighted.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Use this procedure to select the remaining 
letters of the destination ABINGDON until the 
name of the city is recognised beyond all 
doubt and displayed in full.
MENU
On Road Navigation
On-board computer
Aux vent
Set
DSP
Monitor off
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NOTE: Only those letters shown in white can be 
selected.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) and select 
“enter” to store the destination city, then 
press the control again.
NOTE: We will use 81 Austin Place, Abingdon as 
the example destination address.
Entering a street and house number
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Road’. 
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control until ‘A’ is highlighted.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
In the same manner, select the remaining letters 
of ‘AUSTIN PLACE’ until the road is identified in 
full.
After entering the road you can enter a house 
number.
•Turn the control until ‘8’ is highlighted.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
In the same manner, select all the remaining 
numerals making up the building or house 
number (in this case only the numeral ‘1’).
•Turn the control until ‘enter’ is highlighted.
•Press the control again to complete the entry.
If the house or building number is not stored on 
the navigation CD, the nearest building number 
will be entered. No opportunity to enter numbers will be offered if no house numbers for the street 
are stored on the map CD. Destination guidance 
can be started straight away.
If you do not enter a street name, you will be 
guided to the boundary of the town, where 
navigation will end.
You can correct the last input by selecting 
“delete” and pressing the right rotary control 
(10). To cancel the whole entry, keep the control 
pressed for longer.
NAVIGATING TO YOUR DESTINATION
Starting destination guidance
When you have entered the complete destination 
address, the town/city, road and house number 
are displayed and “Dest. Guide” is highlighted.
Press the right rotary control (10) to start 
destination guidance.
While the navigation computer is calculating a 
route to your destination, the distance and 
compass needle direction to the destination are 
displayed in the top right corner.
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deletespace ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZXZdestination
AUSTI
return 1234567890
Indexenter
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Delete
destination
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Once the route has been calculated, the name of 
the next road to be turned into and the distance 
to this junction is shown at the top of the display, 
below the destination address. 
The direction to turn at the junction is shown by 
an arrow in the left of the display.
A change of direction is also indicated by spoken 
instruction.
Your current position is shown at the bottom left 
of the display. 
NOTE: In areas which are not yet fully covered by 
the map CD, an arrow indicates the direction to 
be taken. This should help you decide which way 
to go when you reach a fork in the road or a 
junction.
To have the last direction instruction repeated:
Press, then turn the right rotary control (10), 
until ‘Instruction’ is highlighted. Press the 
control again.
A spoken instruction will be given and a visual 
display will appear before the next turning, 
informing you of any change of direction 
required.
NOTE: You will also be guided to your chosen 
destination if the ‘MENU’ button has been used to 
select a different function, e.g. radio, CD or 
on-board computer.
Returning to your starting point
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Destination 
memory’.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘Return to starting 
point’ and press to confirm. The address of 
the starting point is transferred to the 
destination guidance system.
Route map
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New routeInformation Instruction
Dest.  Input
CHURCH ST.
M40,  W. -GAYDON
(13) A452 LEAMINGTON/WARWICK
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Route map
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New routeInformation
InstructionDest.  Input
CHURCH ST.
M40,  W. -GAYDON
(13) A452 LEAMINGTON/WARWICK
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Delete address Enter address
Retreive addressreturn
Last destination
Return to starting point
Enter current car position
DESTINATION MEMORY
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STORING, RETRIEVING AND DELETING 
ADDRESSES
To make destination inputs quicker to perform, 
frequently used destinations can be stored in the 
‘Destination memory’ and retrieved from there 
when you need navigation guidance to them.
Storing addresses
You can store over 50 addresses and transfer 
them directly from the address book as 
navigation destinations.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Destination 
memory’.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘Enter address’.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
•Use the right rotary control to enter the data 
by overwriting the last entry information.
•When the full address has been entered, use 
“enter” to store it in the address book.
Storing current location
You can transfer the vehicle’s current position to 
the memory and add a name provided that the 
vehicle is within an area stored on the map CD.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Destination memory’
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Enter current 
car position’
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Turn the control to add a name if required.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
•Select ‘Enter’ to store it in the address book.
Retrieving addresses
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
Delete addressEnter addressRetreive addressreturn
Last destination
Return to starting point Enter current car position
DESTINATION MEMORY
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Delete address Enter address
Retreive addressreturn
Last destination
Return to starting point
Enter current car position
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Delete address Enter address
Retreive address
return
Last destination
Return to starting point Enter current car positionDESTINATION MEMORY
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•Turn the control again to select ‘Destination 
memory’.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘Retrieve address’.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
•Select the desired address - it will then be 
transferred to the destination guidance 
system.
Returning to a recently chosen destination
The last ten destinations entered are memorised.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Destination 
memory’.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘Last destination’.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
•Select ‘Retrieve address’, select the desired 
address and press the right rotary control to 
transfer it to the destination guidance system.
Deleting addresses
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Destination memory’
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.•Turn the control again to select ‘Delete 
address’.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Turn the control to select the desired address.
•Press the control to delete the address.
You can delete all addresses by selecting ‘Delete 
address’ and pressing the right rotary control 
(10) for at least one second.
To delete the ten stored destination addresses:
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Destination 
memory’.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘Last destinations’.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Delete 
address’.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
•Turn the control to select the desired address.
•Press the control to delete the address.
You can delete all addresses in the ‘Last 
destinations’ memory by selecting ‘Delete 
address’ and pressing the right rotary control 
(10) for at least one second.
Delete address Enter address
Retreive addressreturn
Last destinationReturn to starting point Enter current car position
DESTINATION MEMORY
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Delete addressEnter address Retreive addressreturn
Last destination
Return to starting point Enter current car position
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If you do not know the exact place name or 
street name
Turn the right rotary control (10) to select ‘Index’ 
from the display before making an entry.
NOTE: You can select from names displayed in 
the index by first entering one or more letters of 
that name and then selecting the ‘Index’ function 
by pressing the right rotary control (10).
The index will display all the places on the map of 
a particular country and all the streets in a 
specified place. 
If place names are identical, ‘Index’ will be 
marked automatically.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Index’.
•Press the control (10) to display the index.
•Turn the control again until the desired place 
name is marked and press to confirm 
selection. The place name will then be 
transferred to the destination guidance 
system.
If you do not know the address or location 
of your destination
For instance, you may be looking for a hotel, 
restaurant, petrol station, tourist attraction or a 
hospital. Enter the desired town, using the 
method described in ‘Entering a destination 
place’.•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Info on destination’, various types of 
destination are listed.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select the 
desired type of destination e.g. ‘Hotel’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
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Info on destinationreturn
Destination input map
Destination memory Route list
Volume navigation INFORMATION
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HOTEL
COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY SHOPPING CENTRE
BUS STATION INFO ON DESTINATION
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The following sub-menus may be available:*
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Index’.
•Press the control (10) to display the index.
•Turn the control again to choose one of the 
hotels from the alphabetical list and press to 
confirm selection. If you know the name of 
the hotel you want, you can restrict the 
number of names displayed by first entering 
one or more letters of that name before 
selecting ‘Index’.
Information on hotels can be displayed either as 
text or using any one of the following symbols:
Parking
Restaurant facilities
 Swimming pool
 Credit cards accepted
 Disabled facilities
 Children’s facilities
 Conference facilities
 No-smoking areas and/or rooms
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select the 
address.
•Press the control (10) to transfer this 
information to the guidance system.
If you know the name of the town and the 
exact position of the street but not its 
name
The system offers you maps on which you can 
identify your destination with cross-hairs, then 
transfer this information to the guidance system.
•Enter the place name, using the method 
described in ‘Entering a destination place’.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Destination 
input map’.
•Press the control again to confirm your 
selection.
If necessary change the scale.
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Destination input mapDestination memory Route list
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1.Turn the right rotary control (10) and select 
‘Scale’.
2.Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
3.Turn the control until the desired scale is 
seen.
4.Press the control to select this scale.
The visible section of the map changes after a 
few seconds.
•Localise the destination with the cross-hairs:
NOTE: The map scrolls across the display (2) 
when the cross-hairs reach the edge.
1.Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Cursor’.
2.Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
3.Turn the control to choose the horizontal 
point of intersection.
4.Press the control to retain the selection.
5.Turn the control to choose the vertical point 
of intersection.6.Press the control to retain this selection.
To transfer to the destination guidance system:
1.Turn the right rotary control (10) until ‘Save 
destination’ is highlighted.
2.Press the control to transfer the destination.
If the scale is greater than 1 mile, the function 
‘Save destination’ cannot be selected.
NOTE: You can also use the ‘Destination Input 
map’ function without specifying a place name. 
This allows you to select a destination with the 
cursor and then transfer this information to the 
guidance system.
Information on current location
The map CD currently inserted also contains 
various places of interest in the country or zone 
in which you are travelling relative to your 
current location. These are summarised by 
category.
You can select a destination from one of the lists 
and transfer it to the destination guidance 
system.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
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