Land Rover Range Rover Carin Navigation System 1999 Rover Manual

							CARiN II - Navigation System
CARiN II - Navigatie - systeem
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 
						

							Navigation System
Syst Áeme de navigation
Navigationssystem
Sistema di navigazione
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ÓRover Group Limited 1999 Publication No. LRL 0310 
						

							The CARiN Navigation system fitted to your
vehicle has be chosen to add to your
motoring enjoyment.
Whether you use your vehicle for business
and rely on the latest traffic information to
help you to reach your destination on time or
drive purely for pleasure, we want you to
make full use of all the advantages the
system can afford you. Ensure that you take
time to read the instructions in this manual
and to use it to its utmost capabilities.
CARiN Navigation System
Contents Page
Warnings ..................................................... 1
General information ..................................... 1
Controls and Display ................................... 5
Menu screen................................................ 6
Main menu................................................... 7
Guidance ................................................... 15
Emergency menu ...................................... 17
Alternative route ........................................ 18
Destination store........................................ 19
Via points ................................................... 21
System settings ......................................... 23
CD information........................................... 25
Troubleshooting......................................... 26
Glossary .................................................... 29
Screen icons .............................................. 30 
						

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The usage of the navigation
system does NOT exempt the
driver from his responsibilities.
Pay attention to the local traffic
regulations. Watching the road is
more important than watching the
screen.
If the current traffic situation and
the advice or the navigation
system is in contradiction, traffic
regulations always have priority
over advice given by the system.
We recommend you to change
system settings or enter new
destinations only when the car is
not moving or let it be done by
your passenger.
To avoid faulty operation or
interference of the system do not
cover the GPS aerial.
CD’s are constantly being updated
and mapping may not be as
detailed as expected in some
areas. If you encounter difficulties
in identifying a minor road use the
nearest main road name.NOTE: After transport of the car by a car
train or a car ferry the navigation system may
need some minutes for exact repositioning.
NOTE: After the car battery has been
disconnected, the system may need up to 15
minutes for exact repositioning. The car has
to be situated outdoors and the system has
to be switched on to receive the GPS
satellites.
NOTE: The system is fully operational even
without valid GPS data, but the accuracy of
positioning may decrease.
NOTE: As soon as sufficient GPS data is
received the colour of the satellite icon in the
GPS window changes from red to green.
NOTE: On motorways the distance indicators
of the system for exits are different from
those on the motorway signs. The motorway
signs refer to the distance to the beginning of
the exit, whereas the system refers to the
end of the exit. This is the point where you
have to turn
.
NOTE: When using the Rotary Switch for
selecting any of the navigation items, the
switch must always be pressed to confirm
selection.
WARNINGSGENERAL INFORMATION 
						

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THE NAVIGATION SYSTEM
The Navigation System  is a powerful tool
in assisting the driver. By automating route
planning and guidance you can concentrate
on the essential things in today’s growing
traffic - especially in congested areas.
Complicated and time-consuming planning
with conventional city and road maps is no
longer required. You simply enter the
destination before driving off and activate
Guidance and the system does the rest.
Guidance advice is given in both a visual and
acoustical way. Three controls and a simple
menu structure ensure ease of operation.
Navigation system
Determination of the vehicle position
The sensors that are integrated into the
system measure the movement of the
vehicle. The distance driven is recorded by
an electronic signal from the speedometer
and the rotary movements of bends by the
gyroscope (a rotary measurement system).The information from these sensors is,
however, not always exact as the values can
be affected by the skidding of the wheels,
varying tyre pressure due to changes in
temperature, etc.
By comparing these signals with the digitised
map it is possible to correct any inaccuracies
produced by the sensors and to determine
the position of the vehicle quite precisely. In
order to correct the data, a signal from the
GPS satellites is required for a period of
several minutes.
GPS (Global Positioning System)
The GPS is based on the reception of signals
from a total of 24 GPS satellites at a height
of 21000 km (13050 miles). The GPS
receiver can handle up to 8 satellite signals
simultaneously. This allows an accuracy of
about 30 M (98 ft.) to 100 M (328 ft.) which is
further improved by the other sensors.
Global Positioning System 
						

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To determine the position with sufficient
accuracy, signals from at least 4 satellites
must be received.
Receiving signals
When the vehicle is parked for  long period of
time, the satellites will move on during this
period due to earth rotation. Therefore, when
the ignition is turned on again it can take a
few minutes before the system can pick up
enough satellites and evaluate the signals
being received.
NOTE: You can recognise when reception is
acceptable, the satellite symbol turns to
green in the display. If the reception is not
acceptable, the satellite symbol remains red.
When starting up, CARIN may tell you, You
are now leaving the digitised area
. The
monitored map will then show the vehicle in
a position off the road. If there are other
roads in this position, it may send
inappropriate messages, meaning that it
supposes the vehicle is on one of the other
roads.
NOTE: When the vehicle has been at
standing still for a long period of time, the
system may be temporarily inhibited. It will
operate reliably again once the GPS
reception is at an acceptable level.
Limited GPS Reception
GPS disturbance may also occur if the
reception is interrupted or interference
occurs over a distance of several miles.
Reception may be interrupted or interference
can occurs as follows:
In multi-storey car parks, garages,
in tunnels and under bridges 
						

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In between high buildings.
In forests or tree-lined avenues.
During heavy rain showers and
thunderstorms.
In valleys and in mountainous regions. 
						

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Unfavourable satellite alignment
Unfavourable satellite alignment in
conjunction with the incorrect positioning of
the GPS antenna may give bad signal
reception over longer periods.
If the GPS antenna has been properly
installed, GPS reception should be available
for about 95 % of driving time. If regular
interference in reception occurs, incorrect
mounting of the GPS antenna may be the
cause. If this is the case, we recommend you
to contact your nearest Land Rover dealer.
However, the navigation computer is able to
compensate for reception problems over a
period of a few minutes without functional
interference.
Controls and display
1.
 Rotary switch - Use the switch to
select items from the menu. 
ROTATE
the switch to select items, PRESS the
switch once to accept the item selected.
2.
 Repeat Button - Press the button to
repeat the last spoken instruction during
guidance.
3.
 Re-route Button - Press the button and
the system automatically plans a new
route.
4.
 Display Screen - The display screen is
automatically switched on (ignition key
position II).
SYSTEM OPERATION
The system operates through the ignition
switch. The display first shows a 
Safety
Instruction 
on use of the system. After
pressing the rotary switch the 
Main Menu
appears. Some seconds later the system is
initialised and you can select the navigation
functions (options in highlighted letters).
CONTROLS AND DISPLAY