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

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Voice Recognition
Dialling a telephone number
The command
>>Dial name>Dial namePlease speak the name< SPEAK NAME
>>Royd AndrewRoyd Andrew, is that correct?< TEL 0893824168
>>YesThe number is being dialled< TEL 0893824168 
						

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Voice Recognition
Reading out the phone book
The command
>>Read phone book>Dial number>Dial>Redial>Read phone book>Dial numberThe number is being dialled< (Display number dialled)
Redialling the last number used
You say Voice output Display output
>>RedialThe number is being dialled< (Display number dialled) 
						

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Voice Recognition
RECORDING A NOTE
Your speaking notepad
Following the command
>>Record>Record note>Make a note>Cancel>Record (make a) (note)End< END OF NOTE 
						

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Voice Recognition
LISTENING TO AND DELETING A NOTE
Notepad
Recorded notes are recalled with the command
>>Read note>Read notepad>Delete notepad>Clear notepad>Read note>Read notepad>Delete notepad>Clear notepadYesThe notepad is cleared< NOTEPAD CLEARED 
						

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Voice Recognition
GPS NAVIGATION BY VOICE CONTROL
Selecting map mode
The commands
>>Route map>Map>Scale (one) hundred metres>Scale (one) hundred kilometres>Petrol station at current location>Petrol station at destination>Destination guide>Destination guidance>Save (current) position>Instruction>Instruction off<
switch the spoken instructions for the navigation 
system on and off.
The command
>>New route
						

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Voice Recognition
GENERAL COMMANDS
Adjusting the volume
The commands
>>Volume up>Volume down>Volume up>Volume down>HelpSorry>Volume up>Volume down>Help(Reads out the telephone 
commands)
						

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System Settings
System SettingsSYSTEM SETTINGS
Altering the system settings
Your vehicle is delivered with a basic setting for 
all displays, which depend upon the country for 
which the vehicle is intended.
These settings can be altered to suit your 
preferences.
Press the MENU button on the control panel to 
display the general menu screen.
•Turn the right rotary control until ‘Set’ is 
highlighted.
•Press the right rotary control to obtain a list 
of possible settings.
You can alter:
•The language of the display texts,
•The units of measurement for distance, fuel 
consumption and temperature,
•The time and date
and the way these are expressed.The following can also be changed by turning the 
control further:
1. Memo
Shortly before the hour, three signal tones 
will be emitted. If you have switched on this 
function, you will see a soundwave symbol 
at the bottom edge of the display screen, 
after the day.
2. Audio + OBC
means radio and on-board computer 
displays appear on the screen at the same 
time.
1. On-board computer display
You can choose whether to have the outside 
temperature or your estimated time of 
arrival displayed.
2. Colour set
means you select a set of colours for the 
display screen from the three options 
available.
3. Day/night
means you can switch the automatic 
day/night changeover function for colour 
set on or off.
MENU
On Road Navigation
On-board computer
Telephone
Aux heat/vent
Set
DSP
Monitor off
Code
Off Road Navigation
Television
TMC30.07.200114:10Monday
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Temp Consumpt.Distance
Audio+OBCClock
Date
SET
TMC
30.07.200114:10
SW   3 - 1 / 10
Language
Memo
C1/100km Km
on
24 h
dd.mm GB
on
oF o
milesF
mphKm/l
12 h set
off
mm.dd set
off
Monday
H4122 
						

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System Settings
To change the date
For an example, changing the date is used to 
illustrate how to alter a system setting.
•Turn the right rotary control until ‘Date’ is 
highlighted.
•Press the right rotary control to confirm this.
•Turn until ‘set’ is highlighted.
•Press to start the adjustment procedure.
•Turn the right rotary control to adjust the 
year.
•Press to store.
•In the same way, set the month and weekday.
The date entry is memorised with your last save.
You can also choose the order in which you wish 
the date to be displayed; either the days (dd) first 
followed by the months (mm) or in the opposite 
order.
Temp Consumpt.Distance
Audio+OBCClock
Date
SET
TMC
30.07.200114:10
SW   3 - 1 / 10
Language
Memo
C1/100km Km
on
24 h
dd.mm GB
on
oF o
milesF
mphKm/l
12 h set
off
mm.dd set
off
Monday
H4123
Temp Consumpt.DistanceDATE
Audio+OBCClock
Date
SET
TMC
30.07.200114:10
SW   3 - 1 / 10
Language
Memo
on
24 h
dd.mmon12 h set
off
mm.dd set
off
Monday
12/01/01
H4124 
						

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Troubleshooting
T ro ubles hoo tingWHAT TO DO IF....
Radio
What to do if:
•The radio automatically begins a station 
search with RDS switched on?
The strength of the station transmitting has 
decreased and no alternative frequency for 
this station is available.
The radio reverts to the frequency of the station 
previously received.
Cassette
What to do if:
•The quality of audio reproduction from 
cassettes deteriorates?
The tape head may be dirty and requires 
cleaning.
•The display shows ‘TAPE CLEAN’
This message appears twice in succession 
when a cassette is inserted after 50 hours of 
operation.
•The display shows ‘TAPE ERROR’.
The tape in the cassette player will not move 
or is jammed. Remove the cassette from the 
tape player. If you are able to identify the 
cause of the problem and put it right, you may 
put the cassette back into the tape drive and 
then wind it fully forwards or fully rewind. If 
the message is still displayed, the cassette 
should not be used.
CD
What to do if one of the following warnings is 
displayed:
•‘NO DISKS’
the magazine is empty.
•‘NO DISK’
no CD in the compartment or a CD has been 
inserted incorrectly.
•‘NO MAGAZINE’
no magazine is inserted.•‘CD CHECK’
the contents of the CD are still being read into 
the system.
•‘HIGH TEMP’
operating temperature is too high. replay 
commences automatically when the correct 
operating temperature has been reached.
Navigation
What to do if:
•You call-up your vehicle current position but 
the display is not accurate?
You are in a poor reception area, you are in an 
area not covered by the map, or the system is 
currently calculating your position..
•The GPS logo disappears from the screen?
Reception is interrupted; a building or similar 
obstruction may be the cause.
•An address from the destination list is not 
transferred to the route guidance 
programme?
The address is not on the map CD currently in 
use. Choose an address as close as possible 
to the original one, if necessary by the graphic 
destination input. method.
•An address without a street is not transferred 
to the destination guidance programme?
There is no defined city centre on the map CD 
for the place that you have entered. Enter any 
street or a specific destination, such as the 
railway station, for the town or city in 
question. Then start destination guidance.
•You wish to input a destination address but 
the correct letter of the alphabet cannot be 
selected?
The addess is not on the map CD currently in 
use. In this case the system will not offer you 
the non-existent letters to choose from. 
Choose an address as close as possible to the 
original one, if necessary by the graphic input 
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Troubleshooting
•You attempt to input a destination address by 
means of the cross-hairs on the graphic 
destination input map but it is not transferred 
to the route guidance system?
The chosen scale is too large. Destinations 
are only transferred up to a scale of 
one kilometre.
•Directions cease to be given during 
destination guidance?
You are driving in an area for which full digital 
information is not yet available on the map 
CD. Instead of an arrow indicating a turn, you 
will see an arrow which indicates the general 
direction of your planned route:
or
You have deviated from the proposed route 
and the system requires a few seconds to 
calculate a new route.
•The route map is automatically called up 
during destination guidance?
You are currently in an area for which full 
digital information is not yet available on the 
map CD. No destination guidance is currently 
possible. However, as a rough guide, the 
current position of your vehicle will be shown 
on the map.
•The battery was disconnected?
About 15 minutes must elapse before the 
system is fully functional after battery 
reconnection.
WARNING
Perform all inputs while the vehicle is 
stationary. The vehicle and occupants could be 
placed in danger if the driver’s concentration is 
not focused on the road conditions.
WARNING
Batteries contain acid, which is both corrosive 
and poisonous. If spillage occurs:
•
•• •On clothing or the skin - remove any 
contaminated clothing immediately, flush 
the skin with large amounts of water, and 
seek medical attention urgently.
•
•• •In the eyes - flush with clean water 
immediately for at least 15 minutes. Seek 
medical attention urgently.
Swallowing battery acid can be fatal unless 
IMMEDIATE action is taken - seek medical 
attention urgently.
During normal operation batteries emit 
explosive hydrogen gas - ensure sparks and 
naked lights are kept away from the engine 
compartment.
For your safety, remove all metal wrist bands 
and jewellery before working in the engine 
compartment and NEVER allow the battery 
terminals or vehicle leads to make contact with 
tools or metal parts of the vehicle.
Television
What to do if:
•No TV stations can be selected?
The correct TV format for the country of use 
is not selected. When you have reset the 
format, proceed to the ‘Search’ or Autostore’ 
function.
•You cannot receive a TV picture even when 
the vehicle is stationary?
Make sure that the handbrake or parking 
brake is applied - on some market versions 
the TV picture can only be obtained with the 
brake applied.
•The picture quality is impaired?
The direct line of sight between the 
transmitter and vehicle is currently 
obstructed by buildings or topographical 
feature.