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ENG_UD5844_

Sommaire (XNX - Renault)

ENG_NX_806-2_NX_Renault_0

Precautions during use                                                                                                                        

3

Quick start guide                                                                                                                                  

5

General information                                                                                                                              

8

General description                                                                                                                  

8

Introduction to the controls                                                                                                       

20

Switching on/off                                                                                                                       

24

Operating principles                                                                                                                 

25

Volume                                                                                                                                     

26

Radio/CD                                                                                                                                              

27

Listening to the radio                                                                                                               

27

Listening to a CD                                                                                                                     

29

Audio settings                                                                                                                           

32

Navigation                                                                                                                                            

33

Navigation system                                                                                                                   

33

Reading a map                                                                                                                         

34

Entering a destination                                                                                                              

38

Guidance                                                                                                                                 

46

Map settings                                                                                                                             

5

TMC Traffic Information                                                                                                           

53

Managing the address book                                                                                                     

56

Navigation settings                                                                                                                   

58

Contents

Summary of Contents for Carminat

Page 1: ...NX806 2 ENG Dos 4 mm 78 pages 1 de Couv Cyan Magenta Jaune Noir Noir texte DRIVER S HANDBOOK CARMINAT NAVIGATION ET COMMUNICATION CARMINAT BLUETOOTH DVD NAV COM SYSTEM ...

Page 2: ...NX806 2 ENG Dos 4 mm 78 pages Rabat Cyan Magenta Jaune Noir Noir texte ...

Page 3: ...806 2 ENG Dos 4 mm 78 pages Rabat Cyan Magenta Jaune Noir Noir texte 2 2 1 10 8 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 24 25 26 27 33 32 31 28 29 30 8 1 7 9 11 12 17 16 2 4 15 8 14 13 A 16 21 17 19 18 20 19 22 16 17 18 23 20 B 23 ...

Page 4: ...ntroduction to the controls 20 Switching on off 24 Operating principles 25 Volume 26 Radio CD 27 Listening to the radio 27 Listening to a CD 29 Audio settings 32 Navigation 33 Navigation system 33 Reading a map 34 Entering a destination 38 Guidance 46 Map settings 51 TMC Traffic Information 53 Managing the address book 56 Navigation settings 58 Contents ...

Page 5: ...ystem 61 Pairing unpairing a phone 61 Connecting disconnecting a Bluetooth phone 62 Phonebook 63 Making a call 64 Receiving a call 66 During a call 67 Phone settings 68 Voice commands 69 Use voice commands 69 System settings 72 Operating faults 74 Alphabetical index 76 ...

Page 6: ...t information on new roads Be alert In all cases Road Traffic Regulations and road signs always take precedence over the directions of the navigation system Precautions concerning the equipment Do not attempt to dismantle or modify the system as there is a risk of damage to equipment and fire Contact a representative of the manufacturer in the event of malfunction and for all operations involving ...

Page 7: ... ENG_UD3125_1 Filler NX X06 C06 S06 X35 L35 X44 C44 G44 X45 H45 X65 L65 S65 X73 B73 X74 B74 K74 X77 J77 F77 R77 X81 J81 X84 B84 C84 ENG_NX_806 2_NX_Renault_0 ...

Page 8: ...ess EJECT to Eject a CD short press Eject all of the CDs press and hold CD to Activate the CD source Display the CD source on the full screen Scroll through the radio lists Search for a CD MP3 CD track Search for a station radio frequency Fast forward Rewind a CD MP3 CD track press and hold MODE to Change the CD source reading mode Repeat Random Change station selection mode PRESET LIST MANUAL for...

Page 9: ...ss the system setting menu Manage the address book Manage fav ourite numbers MAP to Display the map short press Display the Main screen long press INFO to Access traffic information Access GPS coordinates ZOOM to Change the scale of the map LIGHT to Adjust the screen brightness DARK to Switch to standby long press ROTATE Move vertically in the menus and alpha numerical keyboards SHIFT Front Back R...

Page 10: ... LIST mode Press MODE several times to select LIST mode Select your station by rotating the central control MODE Select your station by rotating the central control PRESET mode Press MODE several times to select PRESET mode MODE If necessary update the radio list by pressing and holding MODE Select your station by rotating the central control 1 AUDIO Selecting a radio station 2 1 4 3 2 2 1 ...

Page 11: ...ct a wavelength Press and hold one of the 6 buttons to store the radio station MODE 1 2 3 4 6 5 Press MODE several times to select the search mode Repeat the operation for the other radio stations 1 2 3 4 6 5 Select your station by rotating the central control LIST mode Briefly press one of the 6 buttons to recall the stored radio station 1 3 2 5 6 4 ...

Page 12: ...o select a CD LOAD ALL EJECT ALL Inserting a CD Press LOAD Ejecting a CD Press EJECT 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 6 5 4 6 5 If required select the location number of the CD Press one of the buttons to select the CD you wish to eject LOAD ALL EJECT ALL Inserting several CDs Press and hold LOAD then follow the instructions displayed on the screen Ejecting all CDs Press and hold EJECT AUDIO Using the CD changer ...

Page 13: ...entral control and select and confirm your destination letter by letter Rotate the central control and select your Point of interest Select OK to confirm the destination Select the search area and enter the name of the POI if possible View the route and select Start to activate guidance Activate guidance by selecting OK or view the details of the POI by selecting POI Info 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Navigatio...

Page 14: ...dress Map Points of Interest Address Previous Destinations Previous Starting Point Add from map Select one of the items to create an entry Select Store and say your voice command DEST SET To start guidance activate the voice command by pressing Þ on the steering column control then say Destination and the associated voice tag Allocating a voice tag Press SET and select Address Book 1 2 3 2 3 4 5 N...

Page 15: ... A P INFO Information TMC Traffic Info Settings Where am I GPS Current Location Navigation Versions View traffic information and settings Information TMC Traffic Info Traffic Info on Route Nearby Traffic Info Traffic Info on Map Weather Traffic Forecast Show traffic info on route Information Traffic Info on Route Select an item for more detail In 2 4 miles 4 km On A12 Accident º In 6 miles 10 km On N286 Sl...

Page 16: ...t_0 phone system Pairing a phone DEST SET Activate the Bluetooth connection on your mobile phone Press SET then select Phone Begin a search for Bluetooth equipment and select My Car Select Bluetooth Setup Enter the number 1234 and confirm Select Pair a New Phone 1 2 3 6 4 5 ...

Page 17: ...r by letter and confirm with OK Select Phonebook Enter the contact s phone number digit by digit and confirm with OK Select None Add New The system will ask if you wish to add a voice tag select Yes and say the command The system will confirm the new contact is stored Select Dial Keypad 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Phone system Storing a phonebook entry ...

Page 18: ... activate voice recognition Dialling a number in the log Say Outgoing calls or Incoming calls or Missed Calls Dialling a phonebook entry Say Call If necessary say Next page or Previous page Say the voice tag of the number that you recorded beforehand Say the number of the contact in the list Dialling a number Say Dial then say your number ...

Page 19: ...nform your caller that you are driving Transferring a call to the phone Select Handset To resume a call Press the þ button on your steering column control Speaking without being heard by the caller Select Mute Rejecting a call Press and hold the þ button on the steering column control Controlling a voice server such as your answering machine Select Dial Phone system Managing a call ...

Page 20: ...l to scroll through all of the voice commands Using the phone system help Press the Þ button on your steering column control Say your command Using the navigation help Press the Þ button on your steering column control Say Phone help to display all the phone commands Say Navigation help to display all the navigation commands Rotate the central control to scroll through all of the voice commands 1 ...

Page 21: ...tically traffic bulletins news bulletins emergency messages Voice command function The voice command function makes it possible to control certain functions by voice navigation phone Hands free phone function The hands free phone system makes the following functions possible without having to handle your phone send receive suspend a call dial voicemail dial emergency numbers Navigation assistance ...

Page 22: ... item you are currently on The middle band zone F indicates the number of the item currently being se lected and the total number of items in the menu The lower band zone E indicates the contents of the selected item Navigation screen The upper band indicates the distance left to cover before the next crossing zone G and the designation of the road you are travelling on zone H The central zone zon...

Page 23: ...mmandes XNX Renault ENG_NX_806 2_NX_Renault_0 Présentation des commandes 2 2 1 10 8 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 24 25 26 27 33 32 31 28 29 30 8 1 7 9 11 12 17 16 2 4 15 8 14 13 A introduction to the controls 16 21 17 19 18 20 19 22 16 17 18 23 20 B 23 ...

Page 24: ...s Activate deactivate voice guidance long press 7 Activate the radio source display the radio on the full screen Change the AM FM band 8 Search for a CD MP3 CD track Search for a station or radio frequency Fast forward rewind CD MP3 CD tracks press and hold 9 18 Change station selection mode PRESET LIST MANUAL Change play mode Repeat Random for CD source 10 Activate the CD source display the CD so...

Page 25: ...n des commandes XNX Renault ENG_NX_806 2_NX_Renault_0 2 2 1 10 8 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 24 25 26 27 33 32 31 28 29 30 8 1 7 9 11 12 17 16 2 4 15 8 14 13 A B introduction to the controls continued 16 21 17 19 18 20 19 22 16 17 18 23 20 23 ...

Page 26: ...the entire entry long press 26 Rotate move up or down through the menus modify the scale in ZOOM mode adjust the brightness of the screen in LIGHT mode Shift front back right left move vertically or horizontally through the menu move around the map modify the scale in ZOOM mode adjust the screen brightness in LIGHT mode Press confirm to display the map menu 27 Access telephone functions 28 Access ...

Page 27: ...is switching off Press 1 to make the multimedia system operate for a further 20 minutes Switching off The system switches off automatically when the vehicle s ignition is switched off With the ignition on press 1 to switch off the radio or CD function the navigation function remains active Standby screen The standby screen mode allows the display screen to be switched off When in standby screen mo...

Page 28: ...ing principles Using the steering column controls Press button 18 or control knob 18 press from behind to change the radio station search mode Rotate wheel 23 to change station movement D Press 19 to change source CD AM FM 18 19 23 18 23 Confirming cancelling a selection Central control Always confirm the selection by press ing 26 To return to the previous menu or to clear an entered character pre...

Page 29: ...ted automati cally when the volume control is used or when a news or road traffic bulletin is broadcast You can also interrupt a news bulletin by pressing 7 or 10 Phone volume The ringtone received call and out going call volumes can be set in the System settings menu To adjust these volumes refer to the information on Volumes and beeps in the section on System settings Other volumes Press 16 17 o...

Page 30: ... by pressing and hold ing 9 or 18 The names of the radio stations that do not use the RDS system will not appear on the screen Only their frequency is displayed and sorted at the end of the list PRESET mode This operation mode allows you to recall on demand those stations which you have already stored refer to infor mation on Storing a station in this sec tion Press the buttons on the keypad 2 num...

Page 31: ... possible to auto matically receive traffic bulletins when they are broadcast on certain FM radio stations depending on the country On the radio source display the radio station in full screen by pressing 7 Briefly press 4 the i Tr icon is dis played If you then select the CD source traf fic information broadcasts will interrupt the CD To deactivate this function press 4 Programme type search PTY ...

Page 32: ...ocated above the keys on the keypad 2 numbered from 1 to 6 indicate the presence of a CD Press one of the buttons on the key pad 2 to select the location of the CD to be inserted Note to enable the file and folder names to be easily read names of 32 characters or less should be used avoiding special characters such as ac cents these will be replaced by aster isks Note the following recommendations...

Page 33: ...ssage Please insert disc is displayed after a delay Insert the CD you wish to listen to The CD changer will fill the empty spaces The indicators located above the keypad 2 indicate the presence of the CDs that have been inserted Selecting the CD to play On CD source press 18 or keypad but ton 2 to select the CD to be played Ejecting a CD Press 3 Press the numbered button that corre sponds to the C...

Page 34: ...track information Confirm by press ing 26 Press 25 to return to the CD tree dia gram CD playing mode Press 9 to change the play mode The play modes are as follows repeat CD repeat file MP3 repeat track random play all CDs CD random play random play folder MP3 repeat all CDs CD maintenance To protect CD readability never expose a CD to heat or direct sunlight To clean a CD rub the CD from the centr...

Page 35: ... Sensitive Volume Press 29 select the Audio item and then Speed Sensitive Vol and confirm by pressing 26 Rotate 26 to adjust the volume correction according to vehicle speed and confirm by pressing 26 PTY Category Press 29 select the Audio item and then PTY Category Press 26 to select the type of programme required News Sport Variety Pop_M Classical Confirm your selection by pressing 26 Traffic in...

Page 36: ... satellites orbiting the Earth The GPS receiver receives signals transmitted from several satellites The system can then locate the position of the vehicle The digital map The digital map contains the road maps and town maps that the system re quires It is located on the map DVD Inserting the map DVD Move button A LOAD EJECT to the right to insert the map DVD Move button A PLAY to the left to begi...

Page 37: ...e calculated by the navigation system D Distance remaining to the destina tion E Estimated time of arrival F Indicates the quality of the reception for TMC traffic information grey poor reception green good reception G Indicates the quality of the reception of the GPS signal grey poor reception green good reception H Location of the vehicle on the navi gation map I Compass J Navigation map scale G...

Page 38: ...erently de pending on the type of carriageway Key Motorway yellow with red border Major road red Minor road yellow Street white Compass The compass L is displayed perma nently at the bottom of the map It indicates North whatever the position of the map It is indicated by a black circle with a red arrow pointing North reading a map continued L ...

Page 39: ...cons displayed on the map scale 100 m are the following Icon Meaning Universities or colleges Shopping centres Town halls Courts Banks Police stations Military bases Hotels Restaurants Petrol stations Icon Meaning Supermarkets Subway stations regional train stations National train stations Park and Ride Car parks Underground car parks Rest areas Monuments and historic buildings Tourist information...

Page 40: ... carte XNX Renault ENG_NX_806 2_NX_Renault_0 reading a map continued Map icons 3D icons Viewing the map in birds eye view mode makes it possible to view icons N in three dimensions Icon Meaning Buildings Airports Town halls Parks National train stations Castles N N ...

Page 41: ... to the section on Entering a destination and the information on Selecting a destination on the map The Destination map also makes it possible to add stops to the route Refer to the information on Adapting your route subheading Adding a stop Entering an address Select the Address item The Address item allows you to enter all or part of the address country city street and number Only addresses know...

Page 42: ...ectly When entering the address the system will remove the brightness of certain let ters to prevent any errors when enter ing a destination In the destination list you can scroll the full name of the destination by shifting the central control 26 to the right Note When entering the street it is not necessary to specify the type of road street avenue boulevard etc B A Address Book Press 24 to disp...

Page 43: ...ew entry To make it easier to search in the ad dress book you can sort the destina tions into several groups Select the item Sort Entries and con firm with 26 Classification by Number Sorting by number makes it possible to display the destinations in ascending numerical order Classification by Name Sorting by name makes it possible to display the destinations in alphabetical order Selecting a near...

Page 44: ... 26 Select a point of interest POI This item allows you to find a point of interest in different categories There are several options to find a point of interest by category by the name of the required point of interest Press 24 to display the Destination menu Select the Points of Interest POI item and confirm by press ing 26 Search by point of interest name Select By Name by pressing 26 Enter the...

Page 45: ...pressing 26 The system will display a list of the en trances and exits for the motorway se lected Select and confirm your selection with 26 Intersection This item allows you to enter an inter section between 2 streets as a destina tion Proceed in the same way as with the other items by entering and confirming the following categories country compulsory city compulsory 1st street compulsory 2nd str...

Page 46: ...e several possible options before confirming a destination OK Alter Location Add to Route POI info only activated after se lecting a POI Store Location OK Confirm the destination If guidance is operating it will be cancelled Alter Location This function allows you with any entry mode for the destination to correct the position of the destination on the map Add to Route If guidance is in progress t...

Page 47: ...s New destination Alter route Nearby point of interest Store location Delete New destination This function allows you to confirm your destination If guidance is operating it will be cancelled Alter route If guidance is in progress this item allows you to enter stops maximum 5 and to modify the mode for each step Nearby point of interest This item allows you to find a point of in terest near to the...

Page 48: ...in the same way as when en tering a destination Start This item allows you to start guidance More Routes This item allows you to select the type of route you wish to take Short Time Min M way Short Dist Route Info This menu allows you to view or simu late the route entered in the system Refer to the information on Route in formation of the section on Guidance to view or simulate a route entering a...

Page 49: ... Map View to change the map display The different possible full screen dis plays are 2D map Plan View 3D map Birdview The different possible split screen dis plays are 2D 2D map 2D 3D map Full screen mode This mode allows you to view the navi gation map on the entire screen The information on the arrival time and the distance remaining to the destina tion are indicated at the bottom of the map The...

Page 50: ... zoom sooner by pressing 33 The system will automatically switch back to map mode after you have passed through the intersection To return to map mode before the end of the intersection press 33 Motorway junction view During guidance before each motor way junction this system will display a 3 dimensional view of the junction You can activate this display sooner by pressing 33 Note for some junctio...

Page 51: ...r TMC traffic information message that is in progress guidance continued Route information This function allows you to view your route before guidance begins This view includes your stops Press 32 to display the Route menu and select the item Route informa tion Three choices will be given Route info Preview Simulation Route info This function makes it possible to view the route plan Several detail...

Page 52: ...he length of the route to be changed 0 6 miles 1 km 1 2 miles 2 km 3 miles 5 km or 6 miles 10 km and confirm the selection by pressing 26 Traffic Detour If a detour has been suggested and refused following a TMC incident you may display the last detour suggested by the system as long as it is still a viable option Press 32 and select the Change Edit Route menu and then Traffic Detour and confirm b...

Page 53: ...lect Cancel Route Guidance confirming by pressing 26 Select the item Resume Route Guidance and confirm by pressing 26 to resume guidance Edit Route By selecting this item you can add stops to the route maximum 5 add a new destination modify the guidance mode Store Current Route By selecting this item the route is stored in the Stored Routes item It in cludes the destination and the various stops ...

Page 54: ...ing or rotating the central control 26 Turning the map This function allows you to change the way the map is facing To access this function press 33 to dis play the map then press 26 and select Heading Otherwise press 29 select the Navigation menu and Heading There are several possible choices North Up Heading Up Long Range Map View Birdview Angle North Up In all circumstances the map will always ...

Page 55: ... to be displayed on the map Service station Restaurant Rest area Hotel Hospital Adjusting image quality The image quality can be adjusted contrast brightness and background colour Press 29 and select the item Display and confirm with 26 According to the exterior light the dis play will automatically switch from the day settings to the night settings For each of the settings select one of the follo...

Page 56: ...ssages When a traffic incident occurs on your route the system will automatically calculate a route to avoid the incident Accept the proposed detour by press ing 26 or refuse it by pressing 25 Traffic information can include accidents and incidents traffic volumes roadworks meteorological conditions general information traffic volume forecast weather forecast lane closures Note The name of the TMC...

Page 57: ...isplayed on the map The following is then displayed on a split screen detailed view of the information location of the information on the navigation map You can access event information di rectly by positioning the pointer on one of the icons displayed on the map using 26 A window is displayed with the event details Weather This item allows you to display weather information on the map Traffic For...

Page 58: ...own vehicle Danger Vehicle travelling in the wrong direction Traffic disrupted Slippery conditions Lane closed restrictions Two way traffic Symbol Meaning Road closed Danger Road works Road in poor condition Major event demonstrations Fog reduced visibility Heavy rain Symbol Meaning Snow Bad weather Strong wind storm Information Delays ...

Page 59: ...n Entering an address in the section on Entering a destination Previous destinations refer to the information on Selecting other des tinations in the section on Entering a destination Previous starting point refer to the information on Selecting other des tinations in the section on Entering a destination M way Entrance Exit refer to the information on Selecting other desti nations in the section ...

Page 60: ...ddress Press 29 and select the item Address Book and Address Book Select the line to be modified by confirming with 26 Select Edit to modify the se lected entry and Voice tag Note a voice tag can only be recorded when the vehicle is stationary Edit to link the following to the ad dress an icon a name a voice tag a sound emitted when approach ing the address directions defined for when the sound is...

Page 61: ...ngs Map View Refer to the information on the Guidance Screens in the section on Guidance Heading Refer to the information on Turning the map in the section on Map settings Guidance Settings Press 29 and Navigation Select the Guidance Settings menu confirming your selection by pressing 26 You can also access the guidance set tings directly by pressing 32 Activate deactivate the required func tions ...

Page 62: ...s you wish to alter and confirm with 26 Navigation settings continued Avoid area settings This function allows you to define the areas to avoid Press 29 select Navigation and Avoid Area Settings When a route is calculated the system takes into consideration the avoid area settings Traffic information TMC This function allows you to display the information on the navigation map Press 29 select Navi...

Page 63: ... to add certain additional cri teria for the type of route avoid tolls use roads subject to restricted hours use traffic information TMC Traffic Information use avoid area settings use ferry transport automatically change route Tracking Display Settings This function displays the parts of the route that have been covered Press 29 select Navigation and Tracking Display Settings Quick stops This fun...

Page 64: ...the hands free phone system Press 29 and select the Phone menu Select the Bluetooth Setup menu and select Pair a New Phone From your mobile carry out the proce dure in the following order activate the phone s Bluetooth con nection run a search for Bluetooth devices in close proximity select MY CAR Name of hands free phone system from the list enter the Bluetooth code 1234 on the phone keypad The p...

Page 65: ...ress when the connection is made it is transferred to the vehicle speakers Changing a connected phone The multimedia system can store up to 5 mobile phones You can connect disconnect one of the five phones at any time Press 29 select Phone Bluetooth Setup and Paired Phone List Select the phone to be connected and confirm with 26 If a call is in progress when the phone is disconnected the call will...

Page 66: ...ing calls Select from the list of outgoing calls the one you wish to add to the phonebook list The system will ask if you wish to add a voice tag If you do select YES and say the voice tag you wish to link to the contact Incoming calls Select from the list of incoming calls the one you wish to add to the phonebook list The system will ask if you wish to add a voice tag If you do select YES and say...

Page 67: ...ist of incoming calls For each list the contacts are listed from the most recent to the oldest Select a contact to make the call Note the Call Logs only contain calls made within the vehicle Redial a number You can redial the last number called with the hands free phone system To do this press 27 and select Redial making a call Entering a number Press 27 and select Dial Keypad Rotate button 26 to ...

Page 68: ..._806 2_NX_Renault_0 Dialling emergency services Press 27 and select Emergency Call to call the number 112 Note only dial 112 in the event of an emergency e g road accident with in jured persons making a call continued It is recommended that you stop your vehicle before en tering a number or search ing for a contact ...

Page 69: ... selecting Answer or by pressing 21 22 or 26 adjust the volume of the ringtone by using buttons 16 and 17 or 1 when the ringtone is sounding Note The hands free phone system does not support three way calling or conference calling If during a call you receive a second call the second call is automatically rejected by the hands free phone system Automatic call waiting In order to make your hands fr...

Page 70: ...esume a call that is on hold press 18 move the call to the phone by se lecting Handset in the case of a Bluetooth phone select Mute to mute the sound to your caller To exit the mute mode select Cancel Mute select Dial function which sim ulates a phone keypad to control a voice server such as an answering machine Rotate button 26 to select the code to enter then confirm the number by pressing 26 Du...

Page 71: ...the menu You can Activate deactivate the Bluetooth connection by pressing 26 Consult the Paired Phone List and select the phone to be used Pair a New Phone Refer to the sec tion on Phone and the information on Pairing unpairing a phone Remove a Paired Phone Consult the Bluetooth settings of the system in Device Info The automatic call waiting func tion allows the user to answer a call when it is s...

Page 72: ...ounds a second bleep If this is followed by silence again the func tion will deactivate Interruption To briefly interrupt voice recognition say pause To reactivate it press 20 To interrupt voice recognition say cancel Help Todisplaythelistofcommands press 20 and say navigation help phone help or voice recognition help Rotate 26 to run help and select your voice command Press 20 and say your comman...

Page 73: ...Full screen map Display navigation voice command help Navigation help Display the map Map Display the previous destinations Last destinations previous destinations Recalculate route Recalculate itinerary recalculate route Listen to the voice tags allocated to addresses Read listen to address book voice tags Go to an address in the address book Go to destination address 1 to 100 Select a scale Scal...

Page 74: ... enter phone number Display phone voice command help Phone help Redial the last number Dial redial last number dial redial previous number last number Display received call list Received calls incoming calls Display the list of calls made Calls made outgoing calls Display phonebook Favourites phonebook Display the handset memory Handset memory phone memory Display phone voice command help Help wha...

Page 75: ...s Stored information Press 29 select Address Book to access all stored information You can display modify or delete one or all of the stored entries Press 26 to access the following infor mation home location address book routes route tracking avoid area settings delete details Volume and Beeps Voice guidance volume You can adjust the volume of voice messages Rotate button 26 to move the cursor in...

Page 76: ...ay the local time of the country you are in Voice recognition Press 29 and select Voice Recognition Press 26 to activate deactivate the Minimise Voice Feedback function Volume adjustment according to speed The audio and navigation volume is able to vary automatically according to the vehicle speed This item allows you to adjust the sensitivity of this variation from 0 to 5 press 29 select Audio an...

Page 77: ... Navigation Description Causes Solutions The location of the vehicle on the screen does not correspond to its actual loca tion The GPS indicator on the screen stays grey or yellow Incorrect positioning of the vehicle caused by GPS reception Move the vehicle until reception of the GPS signal is improved The directions on the screen do not cor respond to the actual road The DVD ROM is out of date Ob...

Page 78: ...ription Causes Solutions No sounds or ringtone can be heard The mobile phone is not connected to the system The volume is set to minimum or pause Ensure that the mobile phone is con nected to the system Increase the volume or deactivate pause Impossible to make a call The mobile phone is not connected to the system The phone keypad has been locked Ensure that the mobile phone is con nected to the ...

Page 79: ...ance activation 44 46 58 72 cancellation 50 map 46 75 51 75 split screen 46 75 voice 46 75 A address book 39 40 56 57 AF RDS 32 answering a call 66 B BALANCE 32 balance 32 BASS 32 bass 32 Bluetooth connection 62 Bluetooth 61 63 68 C call 64 call history 68 call volume 26 68 72 CD MP3 CD changing a WMA CD album 30 changing an MP3 album 30 eject 29 75 fast winding 29 75 file repeat MP3 30 file repea...

Page 80: ...destination 42 stage 45 50 storing a radio station 27 28 switching off 24 T 3D 2D mode 46 TMC guidance with pictograms 53 75 TMC icons 53 75 traffic description 53 75 Traffic Information service 53 75 59 I i PTY 32 iTR 32 i TRAFFIC 28 32 inserting a CD 29 L LIST mode 27 M MANU mode 27 map digitised map 33 display 34 51 75 map symbols 34 scale 34 51 75 settings 51 75 58 map DVD 33 map navigation 51...

Page 81: ...Information 53 55 59 TMC Traffic Message Channel information 53 55 treble 32 2D 2D mode 47 U unpairing a telephone 61 V vehicle position 51 52 voice control 69 71 voice marker 57 69 voice recognition 73 voice recognition assistance 69 71 volume 26 32 72 volume adapted to speed 26 73 VOLUME menu 32 W WMA 18 Alphabetical index continued ...

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