02
Section
Navigation
27
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English
Entering post code for the des-
tination
1
Specify the country you want to
search.
Refer to
Selecting a country
on page 23.
2
On the destination menu, select “POST
CODE” and press NAVI/OK.
3
Enter the post code for the destina-
tion.
Refer to
Entering texts
on page 21.
The programme switches to the post code list
if the selection is ambiguous.
If the location that matches the post code is
recognised, the city (or town) selection list ap-
pears.
4
Select the desired item from the list
and then press NAVI/OK.
For the following operation, refer to
Entering
the road name
on page 24 and
Selecting the
city or town centre as the destination
on
page 25.
Note
Due to the system characteristics, route guid-
ance continues only in the area of the post code
specified.
Entering longitude and lati-
tude of the destination
1
On the destination menu, select “CO-
ORDINATES” and press NAVI/OK.
2
Enter the latitude of the destination.
Entries the latitude in degrees, minutes, sec-
onds and a direction, e.g. “51°31’9.4__N”.
Refer to
Entering texts
on page 21.
3
Enter the longitude of the destination.
Entries the longitude as described above.
4
Enter the name for the destination.
The name you entered appears on the display.
If you select
and press
NAVI/OK
, the
specified location will be registered in the des-
tination memory.
The name entered here appears in the desti-
nation memory.
If a name has not been entered, the location
is indicated in latitude and longitude in the desti-
nation memory.
5
Press NAVI/OK.
6
If necessary, input the place-name.
Refer to
Entering texts
on page 21.
Any name of your choice consisting of up to
20 characters can be entered for the specified
destination.
If you do not wish to enter a name of your
choice, press and hold
NAVI/OK
for more than 2
seconds.
7
To store the place, select
and
press NAVI/OK briefly.
Destination memory list is displayed.
8
Select the desired place in the list by
using the rotary stick and then press
NAVI/OK.
Route menu appears. For the following opera-
tion, refer to
Setting the route
on page 28.
