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On-Road Navigation
•Turn the control to select ‘Info on current 
location’.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select the 
destination category, e.g. ‘AIRPORT’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Index’ and 
choose an entry from the alphabetical list.
You can restrict the number of names 
displayed in the directory by first entering one 
or more letters of that name before selecting 
the ‘Index’ function.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
•Turn the control to select the address of the 
destination located in this way. 
•Press the control to confirm selection and to 
transfer it to the destination guidance system
Varying the volume
You can raise or lower the volume of navigation 
instructions in relation to other audio sources.
•Turn the right rotary control (8) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (8) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Volume 
navigation’.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
•Turn the control until the desired volume 
setting is obtained.
•Press the control to confirm / store this 
setting.
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Destination input map
Destination memory Route list
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Destination memory Route list
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MAP SYMBOLS
Depending on the destination entered and the 
map scale selected, a variety of symbols for 
facilities of general interest appear in the map 
mode. These symbols represent the following:
 Chemist
 Automobile club
 Car hire
 Station
 Bank
 Government office
 Library
 Educational facility
 Embassy
 Bus station
 Monument
 Shopping centre
 Ferry
 Fire station
 Airport
 Tourist information office
 Cash dispenser
 Law courts
 Golf course
 Hotel Industrial estate
 Marina
 Cinema
 Church
 Hospital
 Civic centre
 Military base
 Museum
 P + R
 Park
 Parking
 Police
 Post office
 Rest area
 Restaurant
 Tourist attraction
 Sports centre
 City centre
 Petrol station
 Theatre
 Entertainment
 Amusement park
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ROUTE SELECTION
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
Selecting a route type
You can change the type of route both when 
selecting a destination and as often as desired 
while destination guidance is in operation - the 
system will always adapt to your wishes.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Route selection’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control to select the preferred type of 
route.
1.Fast roads
Motorways and trunk roads are given 
priority.
2.Minor roads
Motorways are avoided as far as possible3.Fastest route
This is a combination of the fastest and 
shortest routes.
4.Shortest route
The most direct route, irrespective of how 
fast or slow progress will be
•Press the control to confirm selection.
TERMINATING DESTINATION GUIDANCE
All the functions for inputting new destinations 
will over-write the currently displayed 
destination with the new one. When the control is 
pushed to transfer the new destination to the 
guidance system. However, should you wish to 
discontinue guidance (including voice) 
completely, you can delete the current 
destination.
Fron the ‘Input Destination’ screen, turn the 
control to select ‘Delete destination’ then press 
the control to confirm.
The destination will be deleted and all guidance 
(including voice) will cease.
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Destination input map
Destination memory Route list
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DISPLAYING A ROUTE
Route map
During destination guidance, the system can 
display a map showing the planned route.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Route map’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
The route map is automatically shown if 
destination guidance takes you into a region 
which has not yet been fully digitised on the 
inserted map CD.
Changing the map scale
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Scale’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select the desired 
scale.
•Press the control again to confirm / store this 
setting.The visible section of the map changes after a 
few seconds.
Changing the display direction
If the scale is smaller than 1 mile, you can choose 
whether to align the map with North at the top, or 
according to the direction of your chosen route.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Map positioning’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select the desired 
direction.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
Displaying the route list.
You can call up a list of places and streets during 
destination guidance. The list is based on the 
route proposed by the navigation system.
The length of the individual streets or roads is 
also indicated.
To display the route list during destination 
guidance:
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Route list’.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
•Turn the control to select the desired route 
list.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
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AVOIDING ROAD CONGESTION
You can, during destination guidance, deviate 
from planned sections of the route. You indicate 
the distance in miles after which you wish to 
return to the original route.
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘New route’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select the desired 
distance.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
The system will return you automatically to the 
original route at the next opportunity, after the 
selected deviation distance.
TRAFFIC INFORMATION
You can receive Traffic Message Channel (TMC) 
information in countries where this is available 
and have it displayed on the screen during 
destination guidance.
Activating traffic information
To activate the TMC traffic information function 
from the ‘Input destination’ screen:
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Traffic-info’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Service 
selection’.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘RDS-TMC’.
‘TMC’ appears in black in the bottom line of 
the display. The display changes to green as 
soon as a TMC channel is received.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
NOTE: The radio can also receive TMC stations 
while you are listening to another station. This 
feature is described in the radio section of this 
handbook.
Selecting traffic information
To determine the nature of the incident:
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Traffic-info’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘TMC 
messages’.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
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•Turn the control to select the incident type.
Any known incidents appear in green.
•When an incident type is selected, text is 
displayed in a darker colour.
•Press the control to activate / de-activate the 
selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘memorise’.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘Dest. guide’ or 
‘Map’, to switch to destination guidance or 
the route map.
•Press the control to confirm selection.
Traffic information during destination 
guidance
The following information will appear in the route 
guide before any stationary traffic:
1.The cause of the congestion, this will be 
shown using the symbols.
2.The distance until you reach the congestion.
3.The length of the congestion.
4.The distance before the last possible exit.
If the navigation system detects congestion or 
stationary traffic on the intended route, a warning 
symbol appears next to ‘Route map’ in the 
destination guidance mode.
At approximately three miles (five kilometres) 
before the last possible exit prior to the 
congestion, ‘Diversion’ appears in the 
destination guidance screen.
Heavy winds Danger
Accidents
Roadworks
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To avoid the congestion, turn the right rotary 
control and select ‘Diversion’. 
The navigation system calculates a new route 
and then returns to destination guidance mode.
If you have selected another mode whilst 
destination guidance is still active and the 
navigation system detects congestion ahead, you 
are automatically prompted to take a diversion.
De-activating traffic information.
If you do not wish to receive TMC traffic 
information:
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Traffic-info’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Service 
selection’.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
•Turn the control to select ‘no traffic 
information’.•Press the control to confirm selection.
‘TMC’ disappears from the bottom line of the 
screen.
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VEHICLE POSITION
You can call-up the present location of your 
vehicle or display a road map showing your 
position.
Vehicle position display
To call-up the vehicle’s current position:
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Vehicle 
position’.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
The current location is shown on the left of 
the screen.
•If the map is required, turn to ‘Street map’ 
and press to select.
Your current location is shown on a map of 
the area.
Road map
This function can also be useful if you have not 
input a destination. It enables you to monitor the 
route you have taken so far.
From any current display:
•‘Information’.
•‘Vehicle position’.
•‘Street map’.
If the scale is less than one mile, you can choose 
whether to align the map with North at the top, or 
according to the direction of your chosen route.
Entering the vehicle position
Correcting the vehicle’s current location is only 
recommended in exceptional circumstances. 
After a journey where the vehicle is not being 
driven but is being transported, for example, a 
ferry or motor rail journey, the GPS receiver 
requires a few minutes to find your new location. 
This search period can be shortened by entering 
the vehicle’s current location.
To enter the vehicle’s current location:
•Turn the right rotary control (10) to select 
‘Information’.
•Press the control (10) to confirm selection.
•Turn the control again to select ‘Vehicle 
position’.
•Press the control again to confirm selection.
•Enter the address of the vehicle’s current 
position in the same way that you enter a 
destination, see ‘Entering a destination place’.
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Off-Road Navigation
Off-Road NavigationGETTING STARTED 
With the starter switch in position ‘I’ or ‘II’ press 
the MENU button (9).
Turn the right rotary control (10) until ‘Off Road 
Navigation’ is highlighted, then press the right 
rotary control.
An information screen appears with the 
following:
“Off-road conditions may change. Always ensure 
that it is safe to make the suggested manoeuvre 
before following any navigational advice. A road 
marked on a map does not automatically confer 
right of way. If in doubt, ask the appropriate 
authority. Refer to the off-road driving section of 
the Owner Handbook.
Read the advice and then press the right rotary 
control (10) to continue.
The off-road satellite navigation system provides 
the following facilities:
•An off-road route comprising a series of 
waypoints.
•‘As the crow flies’ guidance using audible 
instructions and a map or data display.
•A compass.
•The co-ordinates of the vehicle’s current 
location.
•The current heading and bearing to your next 
waypoint or destination.
•The vehicle’s current altitude.•A route list, enabling you to store favourite 
routes.
NOTE: When in use off-road, the Global 
Positioning System (GPS) can only be 
guaranteed accurate to within 300 feet. Please 
allow for this when plotting waypoints on the 
route.
Navigation status
The first navigation display shows the current 
status of the navigation system, referring to the 
last entered route, including:
•Name of the last programmed route.
•Distance to the next waypoint (illustrated as 
START).
•Distance to the route destination (illustrated 
as ‘WAYPOINT).
•Waypoint radius (see Waypoints).
•Direction of route guidance.
NOTE: If compass guidance mode was the last 
selected, only the compass and the waypoint 
radius data will be given on the status screen.
Press the right rotary control (10) to go to the 
main guidance screen (either ‘Map display’, ‘Full’ 
or ‘Reduced’ guidance.
Then, by pressing the right rotary control (10) 
again, a drop-down main guidance menu can be 
obtained from which most of the system options 
can be accessed.
MENU
On Road Navigation
On-board computer
Telephone
Aux heat/vent
Set
DSP
Monitor off
Code
Off Road Navigation
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COASTAL 
START
WAYPOINT
Guidance Radius209 km
563 km
Forward 100 m
OK
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Off-Road Navigation
NOTE: If information on a subject is needed, the 
off-road navigation system provides an 
on-screen ‘Help’ facility - see ‘Navigation help’ 
later in this section.
CREATING A ROUTE
From any guidance source, turn the right rotary 
control (10) to view the main guidance menu.
Then from the menu, highlight and select 
‘Routes’. 
From the routes menu, highlight and select 
‘Route list’.
A list of routes previously entered into the 
system is displayed, along with an entry entitled 
‘New route’ (if no routes have been entered in to 
the on-board computer, only the ‘New route’ and 
‘Return’ options are available.NOTE: Arrows will be displayed if more routes 
are stored in the navigation computer than can 
be displayed at one time. Use the right rotary 
control to scroll through the list to view all the 
stored routes.
Highlight and select ‘New route’ to view the 
‘Insert route’ screen.
From the ‘Insert route’ screen, highlight and 
select ‘Route’. 
An alphanumeric list will be displayed with the 
word ’ROUTE’ already entered. Highlight and 
select ‘delete’, and keep the rotary control 
pressed to delete the word ‘ROUTE’.
Enter a name for your route by using the right 
rotary control to highlight and select each letter 
in turn (a name can consist of up to 20 
characters). When the name is complete, 
highlight and select ‘enter’.
The ‘Route list’ screen is now displayed with the 
name of the route at the top and an entry labelled 
‘Start’.
209 km
BRG   235˚ 1     START
N 51 44 00W 1 11 57
TON
4074
44
WITNEY34
4142 KIDLINGTON
OXFORDWHEATLEY
ABINGDON40
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Scale
End Guidance
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Timing
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COASTAL 
COUNTRY 
HOLIDAY 05 
>New route<
.-,deletespace OFF RO
return1234567890
Index
enterABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZXZ
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Edit Waypoint
Insert Waypoint before
Insert Waypoint after
Copy Waypoint
Delete Waypoint
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