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

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Compass Guidance Display
H3092
Compass Mode
N 51 44 00
W HDG
311
Alt   685yds GMT
15:05  1 11 57
With the off-road navigation activated, but no
route selected, the compass guidance screen
will display the following information:
Current co-ordinates
Altitude
Compass
Heading
Greenwich Mean Time
NOTE:The readings for the compass, current
co-ordinates, heading and altitude are
updated every 2 seconds.TIMING
The timing facility will keep track of the time
it takes for you to travel from one waypoint
to another and also to estimate the time
remaining before you reach the next
waypoint or destination.
H3350
130.47 mls
BRG  235
1     START
N     51   44   00
WHDG    3111   11   57
     return
Routes
End Guidance
GoTo
Map Display
Reduced Data Display
Timing
Help
The timing facility can be accessed from any
of the guidance screen menus. Highlight and
select’Timing’using the rotary select
control.
Timing from
H3354
TIMING  FROM
0 : 22 : 17
- : - -
- : - -
1   WAYPOINT
The’Timing from’facility enables you to keep
a record of how much time has passed since:
You left the last Waypoint.
You left the start point of your journey. 
						

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Timing to
H3352
TIMING  TO
1   WAYPOINT
0 : 21 : 34
- : - -
- : - -
6   WAYPOINT
Select the’Timing to’option to display the
estimated time to the next Waypoint and the
estimated time to your destination.Stopwatch
Displayed at the top of the timing screen, a
stopwatch function is available to time
journeys/routes.
H3353
TIMING  TO
1   WAYPOINT
0 : 21 : 54
- : - -
- : - -
6   WAYPOINT
      return
Stop
Reset
Timing From
To stop or start the stopwatch, turn the
rotary select control to view the menu, then
highlight and select’Stop’or’Start’.
To reset the stopwatch to zero, select’Reset’
from the menu.
NOTE:If reset is selected with the stopwatch
still running, the stopwatch will reset to zero
and then immediately start again. To reset
the stopwatch and hold it to zero,’Stop’
must be selected before resetting the
stopwatch. 
						

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NAVIGATION HELP
H3358
130.47 mls
BRG  235
1     START
N     51   44   00
WHDG    3111   11   57
     return
Routes
End Guidance
GoTo
Map Display
Reduced Data Display
Timing
Help
The help facility can be accessed from any of
the guidance screen menus. Highlight and
select’Help’using the rotary select control, a
list of help topics will be displayed.
H3355
HELP LIST
   return
Review Route
Delete Route
Copy Route
New Route
Waypoints
Insert Waypoint
Current Position
Use the rotary select control to scroll
through the list until you find the required
topic. Highlight and select the topic to view a
brief description of how it is used. If the
description is longer than can be displayed
on one screen, use the rotary select button to
scroll down the text.To change from one help topic to another,
turn the rotary select control and select’Help
Index’, then highlight and select the next
topic.
To return to the route guidance display turn
the rotary select control, then highlight and
select’return’from the menu. 
						

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NAVIGATION TERMINOLOGY
To check where the following appear on the
display, refer to’Route Guidance’, earlier in
this section.
Destination Arrow
The destination arrow is the larger of the two
arrows in the compass part of the guidance
displays. The arrow indicates the direction of
the destination or next waypoint, relative to
the current vehicle heading. When the arrow
is pointing straight up (0°) towards the
heading up icon, the vehicle is on a heading
within±15°of the destination or next
waypoint.
The arrow also indicates in which direction
the route is being followed:
If the arrow is white, the route is being
followed forwards (i.e. in the order that
the route was programmed).
If the arrow is green, the route is either
being followed in reverse, or it has been
decided to back-track to a previous
waypoint.
Co-ordinates (Latitude & Longitude)
Latitude denotes the vehicle position in
degrees (°)-upto90°North (North Pole)
or 90°South (South Pole) - from the
equator.
Longitude denotes the vehicle position in
degrees (°)-upto180°East or 180°West
- from the Prime Meridian (0°). The Prime
Meridian passes through Greenwich in
England.
Each degree of Latitude or Longitude can be
divided into 60 minutes (60’) and each
minute into 60 seconds (60’’).
When entering a co-ordinate, use the
following format:
N (or S) DD°MM’SS’’
E (or W) DD°MM’SS’’
(Where N, S, E and W represent the compass
points, and D, M and S represent Degrees,
Minutes and Seconds respectively.)Compass
The red compass arrow always points to
True North (to an accuracy of±15°). True
North is the basis from which heading and
bearing readings are calculated.
Heading
The heading is the direction in which the
vehicle is pointing. The navigation computer
and GPS satellite receiver work in
conjunction, to calculate the difference in
degrees (°) between the vehicle’s direction
and True North - this is the reading shown.
Heading Up Icon
This indicates the direction in which the
direction arrow should be pointing to follow
the shortest route (by distance) to the
destination or next waypoint. The icon will
remain at the top (0°) of the compass part
of the guidance displays.
Bearing
The bearing is the direction (as the crow
flies) to the destination or next waypoint. The
bearing is calculated in degrees (°) from
True North.
Altitude
The altitude reading is accurate to within 150
ft (50 m). If a valid reading is not available,
the last known altitude will be shown.