Land Rover Range Rover Carin Iii 2001 Navigation System 3rd Edition Rover Manual

							Road Navigation
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Route selection
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On main roads
On minor roads
Fastest route
Shortest route ROUTE SELECTION
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After selecting the chosen destination,
highlight and select the route preference
prompt on the left of the display, below the
destination address. The route can adopt one
of four methods;
’On main roads’- motorways and main
arterial roads are given priority.
’On minor roads’- motorways are
avoided, wherever possible.
’Fastest route’- this selection plots your
route using the fastest roads and
avoiding town centres etc.
’Shortest route’- this selection plots the
shortest route possible (in terms of
distance).
Highlight and select your preferred choice of
route.
NOTE:The navigation system plots routes
according to the road information and
characteristics stored on the navigation CD.
Therefore, the route suggested by the
navigation system may differ from the route
that may be expected.
UNITED KINGDOM INPUT DESTINATION
Information Dest. guide
G. -GLOUCESTER
UPTON LANE
Shortest routeDelete
destination
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Once the correct destination address and all
other information on the Input destination
menu is displayed, highlight and select’Dest.
Guide’to return to the route guidance
display. 
						

							Road Navigation
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USING THE DESTINATION INPUT MAP
Once the town or city name has been
entered, the destination input map can be
used to select the exact destination.
Highlight and select’Information’.
From the information menu, highlight and
select’Destination input map’.
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Instruction
Cursor
Scale
Save destination
A detailed map of the destination area
appears in the display, with the distance to
the destination and the direction (as the crow
flies) in the top right hand corner.Map scale
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Instruction
Cursor
Scale
Save destination
It is possible to zoom in or out on the
destination area, using the map scale control.
To change the scale of the map, turn the
rotary select control to view the menu, then
highlight and select’Scale’. The current scale
appears in place of the menu; rotate the
control to increase or decrease the scale
(between 125 yards and 50 miles), then
press to select.
It may take the display a few seconds to
refresh the display with the new scale map -
’Please wait a moment...’appears in the
display.
NOTE:The menu and scale displays disappear
automatically, approximately 3 seconds after
the last adjustment was made. 
						

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Using the cursors
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Instruction
Cursor
Scale
Save destination
When the destination input map is selected,
two blue’cross-hair’lines appear in the
display, crossing each other at the current
destination. These cursors can be moved to
input a new destination as follows:
Turn the rotary select control to activate
the menu, highlight and select’Cursors’-
the horizontal cursor highlights.
Turn the rotary select control to move the
cursor up or down the map until it
crosses the new destination.
Press the control to enter - the vertical
cursor highlights.
Repeat the procedure with the vertical
cursor, ensuring that the two cross over
at the point on the map which is to be the
new destination.
The menu appears - highlight and select
’Save destination’. The navigation
computer returns to the’Input
destination’menu with the new
destination displayed.The cursors can be used in conjunction with
the scale facility to input a very accurate
destination point.
Saving the destination
When the chosen destination has been
pinpointed, using the cursors and the scale
facility, highlight and select’Save destination’
on the menu.
NOTE:If’Save destination’appears on the
menu in black, a valid destination has not
been selected on the input destination map. 
						

							Road Navigation
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ROUTE GUIDANCE
ROMAN WAY.  O. -OXFORD GLOUCESTER
CITY CENTRE
51 mls
0 yd
Dest.   input
Instruction
Route map
New route
Information
H3158
The route guidance display, provides all the
navigation information, both visual and
audio, needed during your journey to your
destination.
Your chosen destination appears at the top
left of the display, with the calculated route
distance and destination direction (as the
crow flies) in the top right.
When the navigation computer has
calculated an appropriate route to your
destination, according to your chosen route
preference, an audio instruction is given and
the main part of the display shows the
following;
The distance to the next relevant junction.
The direction to be taken at the next
relevant junction.
The current position.
The main menu.
As each junction is negotiated, the next
relevant junction is displayed along with the
appropriate audio instruction.
NOTE:To repeat the last audio instruction,
press the’Repeat’button to the left of the
display, or highlight and select’Instruction’-
an instruction will only repeat if it is still
valid.Muting audio instruction
Press the mute button to the left of the
display or, alternatively, from the main menu
(illustrated), highlight, but do not select,
’Instruction’. Press and hold the rotary select
control for approximately 2 seconds. The
speaker symbol alongside’Instruction’
appears with a cross through it indicating
that audio instruction is now muted (the
indicator light on the mute button
illuminates). Highlight and select’Instruction’
to reactivate audio instruction.
The volume at which instructions are given
can be adjusted, see’Settings’. 
						

							Road Navigation
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Using the route map
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ABINGDON
GWORTHCARTERTONKIDLINGTON E WATER420
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WITNEY34
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Instruction
Scale
Map positioning
From the main menu, highlight and select
’Route map’. A map of the area surrounding
the vehicle’s current location is displayed. A
blue circle and arrow represent the position
of the vehicle (the tip of the arrow indicating
the precise position).
The map takes the form of a conventional
road map, showing road numbers, railways,
urban areas etc. The map can show more or
less detail depending on the scale setting. To
change the scale, turn the rotary select
control to view the menu, then highlight and
select’Scale’. The current scale appears in
place of the menu; rotate the control to
increase or decrease the scale (between 125
yards and 50 miles), then press to select.
It may take the display a few seconds to
refresh the display with the new scale map -
’Please wait a moment...’appears in the
display.The route to your destination appears on the
route map as a white line, terminating in a
white circle at your destination (if visible on
the map).
NOTE:Audio instructions will still be given
when the route map is displayed.
Selecting a new route
ROMAN WAY.  O. -OXFORD GLOUCESTER
CITY CENTRE
51 mls
0 yd
Dest.   input
Instruction
Route map
New route
Information
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The’new route’facility enables you to select
an alternative route for a set distance, to
avoid roadworks, traffic queues etc.
From the main menu, highlight and select
’New route’- the distance box, indicating the
distance of the detour required appears. Turn
the rotary select control to change the detour
distance, then press to select.
When the navigation computer has plotted
the new route, audio and visual instructions
are given. The new route can also be viewed
on the route map.
NOTE:This facility can also be accessed using
the re-route button to the left of the display -
see’Controls’. 
						

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Viewing the route list
This facility provides a list of all the roads
and counties making up the route to your
destination.
The route list can be viewed as follows:
From the main menu, highlight and select
’Information’.
From the information menu, highlight and
select’Route list’.
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O. -OXFORD
HORSPATH RD. 0.1 MLS
EASTERN BYPASS RD. 1.8 MLS
NORTH WAY 0.4 MLS
NORTHERN BYPASS RD. 1.8 MLS
A40 0.6 MLS ROUTE LIST
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The navigation computer lists the names of
roads or streets wherever applicable. It
follows therefore, that a number of road or
street names may be listed which are
different parts of a single’A’or’B’category
road that forms part of the route (this might
apply where a route passes through a town
or city, for example). Wherever a new’A’or
’B’category road is to be used, the new
number will be shown on the display.DESTINATION MEMORY
Destination memory acts as an address book
where frequently used names and addresses
can be stored and recalled.
Highlight and select’Information’.
From the information menu, highlight and
select’Destination memory’.
Entering an address
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Retrieve address
Enter address
Delete address
Enter current car position
Last destinations
Return to starting point DESTINATION MEMORY
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From the’Destination memory’menu,
highlight and select’Enter address’. The last
destination is displayed as the default
address. If a name is required, highlight and
select’Name:’, then use the typewriter menu
to enter the name.
To enter a different address, use the same
method as entering a destination.
Once the correct address is displayed,
highlight and select’enter’. 
						

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Retrieving an address
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Retrieve address
Enter address
Delete address
Enter current car position
Last destinations
Return to starting point DESTINATION MEMORY
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From the’Destination memory’menu,
highlight and select’Retrieve address’. A list
of all addresses entered into the destination
memory appears in the display.
Scroll through the list to highlight and select
the chosen address - the display reverts to
the’Input destination’menu with the chosen
address set as the new destination.Deleting an address
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Retrieve address
Enter address
Delete address
Enter current car position
Last destinations
Return to starting point DESTINATION MEMORY
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From the’Destination memory’menu,
highlight and select’Delete address’. A list of
all addresses entered into the destination
memory appears in the display.
Scroll through the list and highlight and
select the address to be deleted. The
navigation computer requests confirmation;
if it is the correct address, highlight and
select’yes’. The display will revert to the
’Destination memory’menu.
If an incorrect address is selected, highlight
and select’no’, then select the correct
address to be deleted. 
						

							Road Navigation
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Last destinations
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Retrieve address
Enter address
Delete address
Enter current car position
Last destinations
Return to starting point DESTINATION MEMORY
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From the’Destination Menu’, highlight and
select’Last destinations’. The navigation
computer requests whether an address is to
be retrieved or deleted, highlight and select
the appropriate prompt. A list of the last ten
destinations appears.
To retrieve one of the addresses, scroll
through the list to highlight and select the
chosen address. The display reverts to the
’Input destination’menu with the chosen
address set as the new destination.
To delete one of the addresses, scroll
through the list to highlight and select the
chosen address. The navigation computer
requests confirmation; if it is the correct
address, highlight and select’yes’.
If the incorrect address is selected, highlight
and select’no’, then select the correct
address to be deleted.Entering the vehicle’s current position
From the’Destination memory’menu,
highlight and select’Enter current car
position’. The navigation computer calculates
and displays the vehicle’s current position. If
a name is required, highlight and select
’Name:’, then use the typewriter menu to
enter the name.
Highlight and select’enter’to store the
current position in the destination memory.
Return to starting point
Highlight and select to enter the journey’s
starting point as the new destination, the
display returns to the’Destination input’
menu. This feature is particularly useful
when going on a round trip. 
						

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ENTERING THE VEHICLE’S POSITION
If the vehicle battery has been disconnected,
or if the vehicle has been transported to a
new location on another vehicle (by trailer or
train, for example), the navigation system
will require up to 15 minutes to identify the
new position. Entering the vehicle’s position
manually as follows, reduces this delay:
Highlight and select’Information’.
From the Information menu, scroll down
to the next screen and highlight and
select’Vehicle position’.
NOTE:If the correct CD is in the navigation
computer, the country is automatically
entered. If you have travelled to a new
country, a new CD may be needed.
UNITED KINGDOM VEHICLE POSITION
Street
Map
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OXFORD
Road:
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space
delete
enter
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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
1234567890. -,
From the Vehicle position menu, highlight
and select’City:’then use the typewriter
menu to enter the vehicle’s position
(town, road etc) in the same way as you
would enter a destination (see’Entering a
destination’).
Once the town and road names are
entered, the navigation computer asks for
a’Junction’. This is the name of the road
that forms the next junction with your
chosen route.
UNITED KINGDOM VEHICLE POSITION
return Crossing the junction.
O. -OXFORD
ROMAN WAY
HORSPATH RD.Street
Map
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Highlight and select’Junction’, then enter
the name using the typewriter (if
required), or select the correct road name
if a list of names is displayed -’Crossing
junction now’highlights. Press the rotary
select control when you reach the
junction.
NOTE:The vehicle position menu provides a
’Street Map’facility, which enables you to
check your vehicle’s current position and
assists in identifying the name of the next
road junction. For more information on how
to use the street map, see’Using the route
map’.
Provided that the information entered into
the computer is correct, the navigation
system requires approximately one minute to
position the vehicle and provide instructions
on how to reach your destination (if a
destination has been entered). 
						

							Off-road Navigation
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Switching on
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MENU
Road Navigation
Off Road Navigation
Set
Monitor Off
With the starter switch in position’I’or’II’,
press the menu control. Turn the rotary
select control until’Off Road Navigation’is
highlighted, then press the rotary select
control. An information screen appears, as
follows:
Off road conditions may change. Always
ensure 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 rotary
select control 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 100m. Please
allow for this when plotting waypoints on the
route.
Navigation status
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STATUS
COASTAL 
START
WAYPOINT
Guidance Radius130 mls
350 mls
Forward 110 yds
OK
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 last
selected, only the compass and the waypoint
radius data will be given on the status
screen.
Press the rotary select control to view the
main guidance screen (either’Map display’,
’Full’or’Reduced’guidance).
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 book.