Land Rover Range Rover Carin Ii 2000 Navigation System 2nd Edition Rover Manual

							CARiN II - Navigation System
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CARiN II - Syst ème de na vigation
CARiN II - Na vigationssystem
CARiN II - Sistema di na vigazione
CARiN II - Sistema de na vegación
CARiN II - Sistema de na vegação 
						

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Navigation System
Contents
Satellite navigation 2........................................................
Operating information 3.........................................................................
Installing the navigation CD 4................................................................
Controls 5..............................................................................................
Settings 6..............................................................................................
Road Navigation 7............................................................
Entering a destination 8.........................................................................
Route guidance 13.................................................................................
Destination memory 15.........................................................................
Entering the vehicle’s position 18..........................................................
Off-Road Navigation 19......................................................
Creating a route 20................................................................................
Waypoints 23........................................................................................
Modifying a route 26.............................................................................
Route guidance 28.................................................................................
Timing 30..............................................................................................
Navigation help 32.................................................................................
Navigation terminology 33.....................................................................
2000 Rover Group Limited
Publication Part No. LRL0325ENG - 2nd Edition 
						

							Satellite Navigation
2
SATELLITE NAVIGATION
The satellite navigation system fitted to your
vehicle uses the Global Positioning System
(GPS). This works in conjunction with
direction and speed sensors incorporated in
the vehicle’s electronic systems, to
continually monitor its position. The
navigation computer then integrates this data
with the information stored on the navigation
CD, enabling you to plan and follow a route
map, whether on or off-road, to your desired
destination. This is particularly useful if you
are travelling to or through unfamiliar
territory.
There are 24 GPS satellites in orbit (at a
height of 21,000 km) around the earth. The
GPS navigation system will pick up and
utilise any available signals to plot your
position. To accurately determine the
position of the vehicle, the GPS receiver
needs to be able to pick up the signals from
at least four satellites.Obstacles such as tall buildings, trees,
tunnels and mountains can sometimes shield
a vehicle from satellite signals, which may
cause a temporary interruption to the
operation of the navigation system. However,
the vehicle’s direction and speed sensors will
minimise any adverse effect on the operation
of the navigation system, if this should
occur. Normal operation will resume once
the obstruction has been passed. 
						

							Operating Information
3 IMPORTANT
The navigation system is designed only as a
guide and does not relieve the driver of the
responsibility for driving in accordance with
traffic regulations.
When driving off-road, the navigation system
will not supply detailed information
concerning the terrain being traversed - carry
out a preliminary survey on foot before
negotiating difficult terrain and refer to the
’Off-road driving’section of the Owner’s
Handbook for helpful information.
In the interests of safety, information should
only be programmed into the navigation
system when the vehicle is stationary.The navigation system can only provide
information and guidance for the area
covered by the navigation CD - ensure that
you are using the latest version of the correct
CD for your country. Some of the road maps
contain areas of unattributed geometry. In
these areas, the road navigation system will
announce that you are leaving the registered
road network. The navigation screen will
revert to a map display showing the current
vehicle position and no audible instructions
will be given.
NOTE:Navigation CDs are updated
approximately every 6 months, and you will
automatically receive the first update free,
along with information on how to order
further updates.
Under normal operating conditions, the
navigation system requires approximately 8
seconds to confirm the vehicle’s position
using the satellites.
If the vehicle battery has been disconnected,
or if the vehicle has been transported to a
new location on another vehicle (eg. by
trailer or train), the navigation system will
require approximately 15 minutes to identify
the new position. Entering the new location
manually will reduce this delay (see’Entering
the vehicle’s position’).
Metallic objects interfere with satellite signal
reception. For this reason, do not store any
metallic objects in close proximity to the
satellite antenna, located under the right
hand wiper mounting at the base of the
windscreen. 
						

							Installing the Navigation CD
4
The navigation computer is located on the
right hand side of the luggage compartment.
Check that the’ON’indicator light is
illuminated; if not, press the eject button (1)
to activate the system. Partially insert the
navigation CD, until it is automatically drawn
into the computer (the’CD-IN’indicator light
illuminates).
Once the navigation CD is loaded, it is
unnecessary to remove it unless the
following applies:
You are travelling to an area not covered
by the current CD (another country, for
example), in which case, the correct CD
for the new country must be installed.
If you are updating the computer with the
latest version of the navigation CD (the
CDs are updated approximately every 6
months).
To eject the navigation CD press the eject
button (1).
IMPORTANT
DO NOT insert any CD into the navigation
computer, other than a genuine satellite
navigation CD.
NOTE:If road or off-road navigation is
selected, and there is no navigation CD
loaded, the warning’Note: No CD in
navigation computer! Please insert CD!’will
appear in the display. Insert the CD and wait
for a few seconds until the display reverts to
the GPS display. 
						

							Controls
5
1. Navigation display
The navigation system operates using a
series of menus and map screens, which
appear on the liquid crystal display.
Illumination for the display will dim
automatically for night time viewing.
IMPORTANT
DO NOT push or rub the screen. This may
damage the display.
2. Rotary select control
Use to make all selections when operating
the navigation system.
Rotate the control to scroll up or down a
vertical menu, or across a horizontal menu,
until the chosen item is highlighted.
Press the control to select the item.
3. Mute control
Press to mute the audio navigation
instructions, press again to reactivate.4. Re-route control (RE-RTE)
Press to select the re-route function, then
use the rotary select control to set and select
the detour distance (to avoid roadworks or
traffic queues, for example).
When the navigation computer has plotted
the new route, audio and visual instructions
are given.
5. Menu control
Press to return the display to the main menu.
6. Repeat control
Press to listen to the last navigation
instruction for a second time. The repeat
function will only operate if the last
instruction given is still valid.
Switching on
With the starter switch in the first or second
position, press the menu control. Turn the
rotary select control until either’Road
Navigation’or’Off Road Navigation’is
highlighted, then press the control to select.
To switch off the monitor, highlight and
select’Monitor off’from the main menu. 
						

							Settings
6
H3066
MENU
Road Navigation
Off Road Navigation
Set
Monitor Off
Press the’MENU’control to view the display
main menu, then use the rotary select
control to highlight and select’Set’.
The display’s basic settings can be adjusted
to suit regional and personal requirements.
There are four main settings that can be
changed.
Use the rotary select control to highlight and
select the setting to be changed. Turn the
control to adjust the setting, then press to
select.
H3067
SET
Units Language
D
km
110y 220y 550ymilesGB Other
Volume
Wp. radius
- 2
Language
There is a choice of two different languages,
each represented by the appropriate letter or
letters. The choice of languages is market
dependent. Adjusting this setting will change
the language used for all display screens and
audible instructions.
NOTE:The setting listed as’Other’is for
dealer use only. Consult your dealer if a
change of language options is required.
Units
This setting alters the type of unit (imperial
or metric) used by the navigation system to
measure distance.
Volume
This setting alters the volume at which all
audible instructions are given. The audible
instruction voice will sound during
adjustment, to help in finding a comfortable
volume.
Waypoint radius
For more information see the’Off-road
navigation’section. 
						

							Road Navigation
7
H3068
MENU
Road Navigation
Off Road Navigation
Set
Monitor Off
Switching on
With the starter switch in position’I’or’II’,
press the menu control. Turn the rotary
select control until’Road Navigation’is
highlighted, then press to select. An
information screen appears, as follows:
Please drive safely. Wear your safety belt.
The navigation system is no substitute for
the observance of traffic laws and constant
attention to actual traffic situations. For your
safety do not enter data into the navigation
system while driving. Please press the rotary
knob to accept.
Read the advice and then press the rotary
select control to continue.The satellite road navigation system provides
the following facilities:
Recommended routes allowing for
personal preferences (fastest route,
without using motorways etc).
Destination input using either town/road
name, by selecting a point of interest or
by the use of cross hairs on the
destination map.
Audio and visual destination guidance,
including automatically updated
instructions (in case of ignored or
unheard instructions or if road works
cause a diversion).
General information on destination and
present location (hotels, restaurants,
parking etc).
An address book to store frequently
needed destinations. 
						

							Road Navigation
8
ENTERING A DESTINATION
ROMAN WAY.  O. -OXFORD
Dest.   input
Instruction
Route map
New route
Information
H3154
From the options menu, highlight and select
’Dest. input’, the destination menu will
appear and the last destination entered will
be displayed as the default.
UNITED KINGDOM INPUT DESTINATION
Delete
destination
H3155
GLOUCESTER
Road:
return Index
space
delete
enter
Road:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
1234567890. -,
Turn the rotary select control until the
town or city is highlighted, then press the
control to select. A’typewriter’screen will
appear at the bottom of the display.
Turn the rotary select control until the
first letter of the destination town is
highlighted, then press the control to
select.
Repeat this procedure until the full name
of the town has been entered, then
highlight the’enter’prompt and press to
select.As an aid to the selection process, when
entering a name using the typewriter, the
navigation computer will automatically
display only the letters that, according to the
computer, could follow the preceding letter
to give a valid name. Once the navigation
computer has been provided with enough
information, the system may suggest the
completed name and’enter’or’Index’is
highlighted.
If the name is correct, select the enter
prompt, then repeat the process to enter the
road name and, if possible, the house
number of your destination.
If the wrong destination has been entered,
highlight and select’Delete destination’,or
highlight and select’Index’(see’Using the
index’).
Using the index
If the place name of the destination is long,
or if you are unsure of the spelling, use the
index to speed up the process.
After entering the first few letters of the
name, highlight and select the’index’
prompt. The relevant part of the index
appears. Using the rotary select control,
scroll through the list until the correct
destination is highlighted, then press the
control to select. 
						

							Road Navigation
9
Using destination information
If an exact address is not known (if you are
travelling to a museum, theatre or sports
centre for example), the destination
information facility enables you to select a
specific building or monument as your
destination.
return
Info on destination
Info on current location
Route selection
Route list
Destination input map
Destination memory
Volume navigation INFORMATION
H3156
Enter the desired town name, then, using
the rotary select control, highlight and
select’Information’.
From the information menu, highlight and
select’Info on destination’, or if your
destination is in the same town or city as
your current position, highlight and select
’Info on current location’.
Scroll through the’Info on destination’or
’Info on current location’menu until the
desired category is highlighted, then
press to select.
Use one of two methods to select your
destination, as follows:
Use the typewriter menu to enter the
name of the chosen destination, then
highlight and select’enter’.
Highlight and select’Index’, then scroll
through the list until the chosen
destination is highlighted, then press to
select.
NOTE:If’CITY CENTRE’is selected, the
navigation computer will select this as your
destination without the need to use the
typewriter or index.