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"NAVIGATION"

"START GUIDANCE TO < >"/"NAVIGATE TO < >"/"CALCULATE ROUTE TO

< >"

"CHANGE DESTINATION NAME"/"CHANGE NAME"

"DELETE DESTINATION NAME"/"DELETE NAME"

"DELETE ALL DESTINATION NAMES"/"DELETE ALL NAMES"

"READ NAMES"/"READ DESTINATION NAMES ALOUD"/"REPLAY NAMES"

"ENTER COUNTRY"/"CHANGE COUNTRY"/"COUNTRY"

"ENTER CITY"/"CHANGE CITY"/"CITY"

"ENTER STREET"/"CHANGE STREET"/"STREET"

"ENTER HOUSE NUMBER"/"CHANGE HOUSE NUMBER"/"HOUSE NUMBER"/

"ENTER NUMBER"/"CHANGE NUMBER"/"NUMBER"

"SPELL COUNTRY"

"SPELL CITY"

"SPELL STREET"

"SPELL"

"SEARCH AROUND CITY"/"SEARCH AROUND LARGER CITY"

"SEARCH NEARBY"/"SEARCH NEARBY POSITION"

"ENTER AIRPORT"/"AIRPORT"

"ENTER FERRY TERMINAL"/"FERRY TERMINAL"

"ENTER RAILWAY STATION"/"RAILWAY STATION"

"ENTER BORDER CROSSING"/"BORDER CROSSING"

"ENTER REST AREAS"/"REST AREAS"

"SPELL BORDER CROSSING"

"SPELL AIRPORT"

"SPELL FERRY TERMINAL"

"SPELL RAILWAY STATION"

Navigation voice control

Summary of Contents for 7S7J-19A285-DA

Page 1: ...Feel the difference Owner s handbook Navigation system ...

Page 2: ...rved to change specifications design or equipment at any time without notice and without incurring any obligations This publication or part thereof may not be reproduced nor translated without our approval Errors and omissions excepted Ford Motor Company 2007 All rights reserved Part number 7S7J 19A285 DA CG3537en 12 2006 20070207104045 ...

Page 3: ...D operation 22 Navigation system Navigation system controls 25 Menu structure 26 Route options menu 27 Entering a destination 28 Route displays 28 Traffic Message Channel Principle of operation 31 Using TMC 31 Map updates Navigation telephone control General information 33 Telephone setup 33 Using the telephone 33 Navigation voice control Principle of operation 36 Using voice control 37 Audio unit...

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Page 5: ...e accessory position or when the engine is running If the system is used extensively when the engine is not running care needs to be taken to avoid draining the battery To clean the navigation system please use a soft cloth that is moist but not wet Do not use any liquid or aerosol cleaning agents WARNING The front glass on the liquid crystal display may break when hit with a hard surface If the g...

Page 6: ...nformation designed to help you reach your destination quickly and safely For reasons of safety the driver should only program the system when the vehicle is stationary The Ford Navigation System provides no assistance with respect to stop signs traffic lights areas under construction or other important safety information This always remains the personal responsibility of the driver Do not use the...

Page 7: ...tem is not a substitute for your personal judgement Route suggestions should not supersede local traffic regulations or safe driving practices Do not follow route suggestions if they direct you to perform an unsafe or illegal manoeuver would place you in an unsafe situation or would route you into an area that you consider unsafe Let the voice guide you If detailed viewing is necessary pull off th...

Page 8: ...option which you require or if it is not shown on the screen you may need to scroll the selection using the up down arrow buttons to the right of the display Press the back button to return to the last screen Note You can press and hold the up down arrow button for continuous scrolling if required Some options within a list have text that does not fit completely on the button In these cases a sepa...

Page 9: ...d will always be on the left side of the screen display Route setting example This is a simple example explaining how to use the basic features of the system to set a route For information relating to the other features of the system see the relevant section in this guide Please follow this step by step procedure to familiarise yourself with the system Navigation main screen To select the navigati...

Page 10: ... city centre for example full address details are not required Touch the CALCULATE button once it becomes available The route is now calculated and the screen returns to the main navigation screen with instructions on how to proceed Follow the screen and audio prompts to reach your destination 8 Navigation Quick start ...

Page 11: ... Touchscreen display B Map display C Navigation position information repeat last navigation voice prompt D Home menu select E Sound settings Equalizer settings select See Audio operation page 21 F Seek down G Seek up H Face level ventilation control I 9 Navigation unit overview ...

Page 12: ... page 21 X Navigation main screen See Navigation system page 25 Y USING THE TOUCHSCREEN Your navigation unit is equipped with a high quality touch sensitive screen Where instructed touch the various buttons shown on the screen These buttons can be text or icon based and will be enclosed within a box The button will appear to move when touched to indicate it has been pressed correctly Note In some ...

Page 13: ...rrow button may be pressed and held for continuous movement LOADING THE NAVIGATION DISC Under normal operating conditions access to the navigation disc will not be necessary This is a dealer service only operation For map updates and system upgrades please refer to your dealer 11 Navigation unit overview ...

Page 14: ...e accessed via the MENU button The following section describes the various options and how to use them Press the MENU button to display the settings screen The following diagram shows an overview of the menu structure within the settings screen 12 System settings ...

Page 15: ...ction list Day Night Auto Display mode View Brightness Calibrate touch screen Colour 1 Colour 2 Time Set speed profile Nav arrows Nav demo Start manual calibration Enter position manually Alternative freq Rest Arrival Off One Loop Manual set screen News Regional Via GPS Nav voice output Nav mix Sys Min AVC Map Navigation AM FM Display off Clock date Display Volume settings 13 System settings ...

Page 16: ... customise the map display View The view option changes the map display from 2D to 3D view Select 2D for a plan view this is closest to a paper map Select 3D for a forward facing view simulated view through vehicle windscreen Orientation This changes the way in which the 2D map is displayed Select NORTH UP to display the map with north always at the top of the screen Select HEAD UP to display the ...

Page 17: ...ontent This feature enables various categories of information to be included on the map display You may select and de select the different categories by scrolling through the options Note Multiple categories can be selected Navigation button Time This feature changes the way in which the journey time is shown in navigation mode Select REST to display the remaining estimated driving time to reach t...

Page 18: ...and run through a simulated route guidance plan one time only Select LOOP to enable a continuous demonstration mode The simulated route will keep repeating by returning to the start point once the destination has been reached To enter a simulated vehicle position select the manual position button This will allow entry of an address in the usual manner Manual calibration It may be necessary to peri...

Page 19: ...en down into a number of smaller regional networks typically centred on major towns or cities When the network is not split into regional variants the whole network carries the same programming Regional mode ON This prevents random AF switches when neighbouring regional networks are not carrying the same programming Regional mode OFF This allows a larger coverage area if neighbouring regional netw...

Page 20: ...to avoid taking your eyes off the road to read the navigation screen display Nav mix Move the slider bar to adjust the volume mix between the navigation voice output and the audio source Navigation voice output does not interrupt normal audio playback but is mixed with it and appears as a voice over AVC Automatic Volume Control AVC adjusts the audio source volume in relation to the speed of the ve...

Page 21: ...Use these functions to return the unit back to factory default settings Anti theft protection See Navigation system security page 20 19 System settings ...

Page 22: ...nter the correct code INCORRECT SECURITY CODE CAUTION Make sure you have entered the correct code before confirming the entry Repeated incorrect entries may cause a permanent lock Up to three Keycode entry attempts are allowed before the unit will lock for one hour DISABLING A SECURITY CODE CAUTION It is recommended to leave anti theft protection enabled Keycode protection can be switched on or of...

Page 23: ...ptions menu Compression With this feature on quieter music is boosted and louder music lowered to minimise repeated volume adjustments Turn this feature on or off by using this menu setting DSP presets Select the music category that most suits your listening preference For example select CLASSIC if you are listening to classical music The audio output will change to enhance the particular style of...

Page 24: ...n the function off Note Scan tuning is not available on the FM AST waveband Station preset memory Up to 5 preset stations can be set for each waveband To store a preset tune into the desired station and then touch and hold a button 1 to 5 To recall a stored preset touch the button 1 to 5 which displays the required station frequency or name Touch FM LIST for a list of all available preset stations...

Page 25: ...his feature will play tracks on a continuous loop Touch the REPEAT button to turn this on and off The button stays highlighted when this feature is on Note The icon within the button shows if the feature is applied either to the track or a folder in the case of a CD disc with MP3 audio Repeat button presses toggle between these different modes Scan This feature will play a short introduction of ea...

Page 26: ...lp when browsing an MP3 disc CD changer playback If a CD changer is connected to the navigation unit press the CD AUX button until the CD changer screen is displayed This will activate the CD changer as the currently selected audio source Filled slots in the CD changer magazine are displayed on the screen Touch the button for the disc number you wish to play The controls for a disc playing via the...

Page 27: ... destinations entered in the system Select the required repeat destination from the list Destination memory The destination memory menu gives access to a detailed set of advanced user controls You may customize a personal destination address book and assign user defined names to addresses and locations for example Last destinations In addition to this feature described above you may edit the entir...

Page 28: ...ng for e g restaurant and a list of the nearest restaurants to your last entered destination will appear Select your choice from the list to navigate to this destination Near city This allows category searching by defining a city first Enter the required city and then choose a category A list of the nearest related locations is then displayed Select your choice from the list to navigate to this de...

Page 29: ... route is planned Using the OPTIONS button in the navigation screen the following preferences can be set TMC dynamic This function can be turned on or off When switched on and if the unit is receiving a valid TMC signal the route will be automatically updated to take into account real time traffic incidents or congestion Note This feature can be useful in avoiding delays or hold ups on journeys Ro...

Page 30: ...peaker allows the navigation voice prompts to be muted if required ENTERING A DESTINATION Basic destination entry See Navigation Quick start page 6 Alternative destination entry methods See Navigation system controls page 25 ROUTE DISPLAYS Map display Press the MAP button adjacent to the touchscreen display for a map view E88723 A B C D E Distance to destination display button to toggle between es...

Page 31: ...h tip coloured white The map display will rotate as your vehicle makes changes in direction Navigation display After commencing a navigation route the default screen is the main navigation screen E88768 A B C D E F Turn direction indicator A Next road B Distance to next turn direction change and visual countdown indicator C Distance to destination D Estimated time of arrival E Navigation voice mut...

Page 32: ...not be distracted from the road ahead Route guidance graphic inset E88769 B A C Distance to next turn direction change A Turn direction indicator B Navigation voice mute C The navigation inset screen is displayed when you select any audio source provided that route guidance has been started 30 Navigation system ...

Page 33: ...announcement has ended CD or radio playback will resume Ending traffic announcements The unit will return to normal operation at the end of each traffic announcement To end the announcement prematurely press the TRAFFIC button during the announcement Using TMC messages To review TMC messages you may either select a view which shows messages only affecting your programmed route or a view which show...

Page 34: ...ed but all areas are not necessarily covered to the same level of detail Some roads in particular private roads may not be included on the database To help with accuracy always use the latest version navigation disc Your dealer will be able to provide this Map database disc drive The map data for your navigation system is built in to the unit and is not accessible by the user For map updates pleas...

Page 35: ...nd another Bluetooth phone Phones stored in the system are accessible by touching SELECT PHONE from the main phone screen USING THE TELEPHONE This describes the phone functions of the navigation unit An active phone must be present Even if connected to the navigation unit your phone can still be used in the usual way Note You can exit the phone menu by pressing any source button CD AUX RADIO for e...

Page 36: ...t letter of the contact name using the alphanumeric keypad 4 A list of phonebook entries starting with the letter selected will appear Scroll through these entries to find the required contact and select it 5 A detailed screen will appear showing the contact details and number Touch DIAL NUMBER to proceed Ending a call Calls can be ended by touching the red call reject button or by pressing one of...

Page 37: ...must be bonded to the system before they can be made active 1 Press the PHONE or call accept button 2 Touch SELECT PHONE 3 Select the new phone to become bonded from the list Note After bonding a Bluetooth phone to the system this becomes the active phone Debonding a bonded phone A bonded phone can be deleted from the system at any time unless a phone call is in progress 1 Press the PHONE or call ...

Page 38: ...s you to control the following vehicle functions Phone Radio CD Player CD Changer Climate Control Navigation system System settings Note The voice control system is language specific If you require the system to operate in another language please make required change through the system settings menu General activation of the voice recognition system Voice control is activated by a short press on t...

Page 39: ...user Start communicating with the system Before you can start talking to the system you first have to press the VOICE button or the MODE button for each operation and wait until the system answers with a beep E87665 Audible feedback After issuing a voice command or pressing the VOICE button the system will respond if necessary by way of an audible prompt Use these responses to lead you through the...

Page 40: ...ich application which dialogue sequence etc Command list There may be several lines available to show you which commands can be used in the current dialogue If there are too many commands to be shown only the main commands are displayed You can activate the next page s of the pop up showing further commands with the command More Help or More general help if available Status line The status line sh...

Page 41: ...s available MORE HELP MORE COMMANDS Most important general help commands GENERAL HELP GENERAL COMMANDS Switches between different applications CHANGE TO source GO TO source SWITCH TO source Help function If at any stage of a voice dialogue you become unsure of how to proceed say HELP after the beep sound The system will then reply with helpful advice and instructions on what your available options...

Page 42: ...CD function 1 Press the voice activation button 2 System beep 3 User CD PLAYER 4 The system now activates the CD player and plays the last track 5 System CD PLAYER 6 System beep If the navigation system CD slot is empty 1 Press the voice activation button 2 System beep 3 User CD PLAYER 4 System CANCEL CD SLOT IS EMPTY CD changer You can control additional CD changer features directly by voice cont...

Page 43: ...1 Press the voice activation button 2 System beep 3 User CD CHANGER 4 System CANCEL CD CHANGER COULD NOT BE ACTIVATED Radio The radio voice commands support the functionality of the radio and allow you to tune radio stations by voice control Overview The overview below shows the available voice commands for operating your radio RADIO TUNER PLAY PRESET 1 5 PRESET 1 5 DELETE STATION NAME DELETE PRES...

Page 44: ...HZ PLAY 153 279 KHZ NEXT STATION PLAY NEXT STATION PREVIOUS STATION PLAY PREVIOUS STATION TA ON TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT ON TA OFF TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT OFF ADD STATION NAME NAME STATION STORE STATION NAME AUTOSTORE START AUTOSTORE AUTOSTORE STATIONS PRESET NUMBER 1 5 Worked example The following sequence shows how a typical voice dialogue may be used to activate a radio function 1 Press the voice acti...

Page 45: ...bers stored by using voice control are stored on the vehicle system and not in your phone Overview The overview below shows the available voice commands of the phone system PHONE DIAL NUMBER ENTER NUMBER REDIAL LAST CALL CALL DIAL READ PHONE BOOK NAMES ALOUD READ NAMES REPLAY NAMES ADD PHONE BOOK NAME ADD NAME CHANGE PHONE BOOK NAME CHANGE NAME DELETE NAME DELETE PHONE BOOK NAME DELETE ALL PHONE B...

Page 46: ...system will guide you even if you are unsure of how to proceed at any point Create a phonebook Add name New entries can be stored with the ADD NAME command This feature can be used to dial a number by calling up the name instead of the full phone number Worked example 1 The following sequence shows how a typical voice dialogue may be used to assign a name to a number unit starts in phone mode for ...

Page 47: ...TH NAVIGATION SYSTEM COMMANDS Navigation Overview The overview below shows the available voice commands of the navigation system NAVIGATION START GUIDANCE START ROUTE GUIDANCE CALCULATE ROUTE STOP GUIDANCE STOP ROUTE GUIDANCE VOICE GUIDANCE ON NAVIGATION VOICE ON VOICE GUIDANCE OFF NAVIGATION VOICE OFF STORE DESTINATION SAVE DESTINATION LAST DESTINATIONS LAST DESTINATIONS MEMORY DESTINATIONS DESTI...

Page 48: ...REET CHANGE STREET STREET ENTER HOUSE NUMBER CHANGE HOUSE NUMBER HOUSE NUMBER ENTER NUMBER CHANGE NUMBER NUMBER SPELL COUNTRY SPELL CITY SPELL STREET SPELL SEARCH AROUND CITY SEARCH AROUND LARGER CITY SEARCH NEARBY SEARCH NEARBY POSITION ENTER AIRPORT AIRPORT ENTER FERRY TERMINAL FERRY TERMINAL ENTER RAILWAY STATION RAILWAY STATION ENTER BORDER CROSSING BORDER CROSSING ENTER REST AREAS REST AREAS ...

Page 49: ...EST ROUTE QUICK ROUTE QUICKEST ROUTE SHORT ROUTE SHORTEST ROUTE AVOID HIGHWAYS NO HIGHWAYS AVOID MOTORWAYS NO MOTORWAYS ALLOW HIGHWAYS USE HIGHWAYS ALLOW MOTORWAYS USE MOTORWAYS AVOID TOLL NO TOLL AVOID TOLL ROADS NO TOLL ROADS ALLOW TOLL ALLOW TOLL ROADS USE TOLL USE TOLL ROADS AVOID FERRIES NO FERRIES ALLOW FERRIES USE FERRIES AVOID TUNNELS NO TUNNELS ALLOW TUNNELS USE TUNNELS Map commands NAVIG...

Page 50: ... ON 6 The navigation system activates voice guidance audible turn by turn information Worked example 2 Unit starts in navigation mode for this example 1 Press the voice activation button 2 System NAVIGATION 3 System beep 4 User DESTINATIONS MEMORY 5 System PLEASE SAY A LINE NUMBER 6 System beep 7 User 8 System PLEASE SAY A LINE NUMBER 9 System beep 10 User HELP 11 System PLEASE SELECT A DESTINATIO...

Page 51: ...activation button 2 System NAVIGATION 3 System beep 4 User NAVIGATE TO MY OFFICE 5 System ROUTE GUIDANCE TO IS STARTED 6 The system calculates a route and starts guidance to the user specified location MY OFFICE Using voice control with the map display The following examples give general guidance on using voice command in conjunction with the map display screen Worked example 1 In this example the...

Page 52: ...ees Worked example The following sequence shows how a typical voice dialogue may be used to activate a climate function unit starts in radio mode for this example 1 Press the voice activation button 2 System RADIO 3 System beep 4 User CLIMATE 5 The system switches to the climate control menu 6 System CLIMATE CONTROL 7 System beep 8 User 9 System COMMAND PLEASE 10 System beep 11 User 12 System SOME...

Page 53: ...wever most climate settings can be set via the hard keys I to S Setting the temperature Rotate the buttons Q and K for the left and right hand sides of the vehicle respectively Alternatively you can also set the temperature via the touchscreen 1 Press the CLIMATE button M 2 Touch the thermometer icon button 3 Adjust the temperature for the desired part of your vehicle using the arrow buttons Note ...

Page 54: ...comes highlighted in the display and the passenger s side temperature will be adjusted to the driver s side temperature Note If you press and hold button Q this will switch between mono and dual zone mode Blower Use the buttons P and S to adjust the blower speed Alternatively you can also set the blower speed via the touchscreen 1 Press the CLIMATE button M 2 Touch the fan icon button 3 Adjust the...

Page 55: ...witch off after a short time To return to auto mode press the AUTO button Switching the air conditioning on and off Press button K to switch the air conditioning on and off AIR CONDITIONING OFF appears in the bottom line of the screen display when the air conditioning is switched off A C ON appears in the display when the air conditioning is switched on Recirculated air Press the recirculated air ...

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Page 57: ...te control commands 50 Climate 50 D Disabling a security code 20 E Entering a destination 28 Alternative destination entry methods 28 Basic destination entry 28 Entering a security code 20 I Incorrect security code 20 L Loading the navigation disc 11 Lost security code 20 M Map updates 32 Menu structure 26 N Navigation climate control 51 Navigation introduction 3 General information 3 Navigation Q...

Page 58: ... main screen 28 Options 28 Route 27 TMC dynamic 27 S Security code 20 System settings 12 T Telephone commands 43 Create a phonebook 44 Phone 43 Telephone setup 33 Bond another Bluetooth phone 33 Phonebook categories 33 Traffic Message Channel 31 Principle of operation 31 U Using the telephone 33 Changing the active phone 35 Debonding a bonded phone 35 Handling a second incoming call 35 Making a ca...

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