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Navigation

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Navigation instructions

Navigation recommendations are made as audio and visual indications (represented using symbols).

After the destination guide is begun, the equipment will automati-

cally display visual indications (symbol representation).

Fig. 20 Visual indication (symbol representation)

Fig. 21 Destination guide on the main navigation menu

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Summary of Contents for 300 MP3

Page 1: ...auto emoci n radio navigation 300 MP3 owner s manual manual de instru es...

Page 2: ...r MP3 CD Important information on operating the CD player Safety precautions for equipment fitted with lasers Tips on CD mode Tips on cleaning CDs Navigation Overview Preparing the destination guide D...

Page 3: ...Guide 2 Quick Reference Guide Controls This overview will help you to quickly familiarise yourself with the control elements Fig 1 Operating overview Radionaveg300_angles Seite 2 Donnerstag 13 Oktobe...

Page 4: ...t information from a route The button allows adjustments to made in the selec tion area on the screen Function keys and and on the equipment page 14 Radio adjustments SETUP and page 35 Navigation sett...

Page 5: ...ON OFF button page 2 fig 1 Enter the PIN After turning on the equipment if the screen displays INTROD PIN fig 2 the pin must be entered This may be found on the equipment card Select a digit by rotat...

Page 6: ...t a different audio source by pressing the appropriate button Unit card The code number is printed on a unit card together with the serial number This card can be found at the front of the vehicle wal...

Page 7: ...ired value is reached fig 4 Press the menu button to activate the chosen value The vertical bar Selection bar page 5 fig 3 indicates that more options may be displayed when the bar is moved downwards...

Page 8: ...the screen brightness To turn the screen off To turn the screen on again press the func tion button or any other System settings 1 Menus language Select the language of display and audio instructions...

Page 9: ...d focus and volume The sound and volume properties of individual sound sources may be adjusted Press button page 2 fig 1 Fig 5 Main Sound menu Fig 6 Volume settings A 7 Radionaveg300_angles Seite 8 Do...

Page 10: ...hould attenuate for example the radio bass medium and high frequencies Telephone volume Minimum volume for telephone conversations During a telephone conversation the volume may be adjusted using the...

Page 11: ...station TP TP Traffic Program indicates the station currently giving out traffic information Otherwise hyphens appear The box marking TP indicates that the TP function is active otherwise the box is d...

Page 12: ...s the button to select the station The station is played Other stations may be selected using the buttons and The list of stations is updated automatically Station search Press the function Stations i...

Page 13: ...sages may be consulted pressing the button and are defined by the dynamic destination guide page 38 To change the name of the station The station name is shown instead of the frequency if the RDS func...

Page 14: ...the menu button to select a free memory space or replace a station previously stored If the menu button is directly pressed a memory space is given To confirm the position displayed press the menu but...

Page 15: ...station that you have selected in radio mode will interrupt the mode selected if the TP function has been switched on At the end of the traffic report the equipment will automatically switch back to...

Page 16: ...layed Actual track playing Track 6 Time display Indicates that the station selected transmits traffic reports Actual song Indicates that the selected station offers the TMC Traffic Message Chan nels s...

Page 17: ...the inserted CD the message Error appears on the screen Audio and navigation CD It is possible to listen to an audio CD in the player while using the destination guide page 43 The destination guide w...

Page 18: ...s and warning messages of the CD mode page 19 Important information on operating the CD player To play an MP3 CD To begin playing Insert the MP3 CD The play function will start automatically If the la...

Page 19: ...ing the menu button Press the menu button In the box close to the entry a point appears Only the titles in this directory are played as well as those of any To begin random track selection function Pr...

Page 20: ...d 12 cm CDs given that 8 cm and non standard shaped CDs Shape CD may damage the player mechanism Slide the CD with the printed side up into the CD slot up to the point where it is drawn in automatical...

Page 21: ...ation on operating the CD player 20 Caution Never use fluids such as petrol paint thinner or record cleaner as these can damage the surface of the CD Radionaveg300_angles Seite 20 Donnerstag 13 Oktobe...

Page 22: ...m page 43 The destination guide without the navigation CD What happens if I leave the recommended route page 22 General notes Can a navigation announcement be repeated page 40 Navigation instructions...

Page 23: ...3 The destination guide without the navigation CD WARNING Note also the instructions and warning messages of the CD mode page 19 Important information on operating the CD player Note Note that a soile...

Page 24: ...dirt road The GPS satellites will not be able to reach your antenna when you are in a tunnel or underground garage meaning that the unit orientates itself via the wheel sensors If you try to carry out...

Page 25: ...guide To enter the trip destination To calculate the route an address special destination or coordinates may be entered Fig 12 Entering destination Fig 13 To enter characters Radionaveg300_angles Seit...

Page 26: ...me or is similar press or the function key to access the list where the entry may be entered by rotating the menu button and confirm by pushing If the destination address has already been entered then...

Page 27: ...creen only acti vated after entering characters Shows a list from which the destination may be selected button on the NAVIGATION menu More options are available in the Navigation setup menu page 35 No...

Page 28: ...lanning for example as a departure or destination point Pressing Confirm entry the destination entered will become part of the journey Rotate and press the menu button to determine the position of the...

Page 29: ...tion Following the selection of a destination from the route planning by rotating and pressing the menu button the following options are available Change To change for example the name of the street M...

Page 30: ...owing menu Dynamic navigation The dynamic navigation takes the traffic reports from a TMC station into account TMC Traffic Message Channel If necessary another route will automatically be selected if...

Page 31: ...n providers are responsible for the quality of the information given In some cases in order to avoid a traffic jam using the TMC instructions no benefit is noticeable if traffic is heavy on the altern...

Page 32: ...vigation CD independently of the position and the destina tion for example a mountain pass or a boarder post Select a subcategory and the special destination from the list by turning and pushing the m...

Page 33: ...mediate destinations destinations with a flag or current position To record signifies allocation of a name to different destinations and recording them to memory Fig 17 Destination memory Fig 18 To ch...

Page 34: ...his is full a destination must be erased before saving another To assign a name to a destination consult the page 34 Character input mask If a route with intermediate destinations has been taken page...

Page 35: ...he menu button and are added to the corresponding line pressing A mark may be displayed under certain letters If these letters are selected and some seconds go by the special characters will appear Th...

Page 36: ...nation or next stage Erase last destinations To erase a specific destination The list of the last destinations is displayed so that the destination to be erased may be selected Erase all This erases a...

Page 37: ...es it is requested Junction on the screen in order to establish the current position accurately If possible the equipment may determine the current position using the option Confirm position Radionave...

Page 38: ...changes to the symbol display mode page 40 fig 20 Press if you wish to stop the destination guide func tion before you have reached your destination The equipment changes to the symbol display mode pa...

Page 39: ...utton this will access the route options pressing the dynamic guide status is selected using the option Dynamic Navigation It is also possible to press on the main navigation menu and activate or deac...

Page 40: ...est traffic reports from the received TMC station Rotating and pressing the menu button additional information on the traffic report is displayed Thus information may be obtained on route traffic and...

Page 41: ...resented using symbols After the destination guide is begun the equipment will automati cally display visual indications symbol representation Fig 20 Visual indication symbol representation Fig 21 Des...

Page 42: ...e left hand side lane You will also be told which exit to use off a roundabout before entering it e g Leave roundabout by the second exit In a roundabout this means Turn at the second exit to the righ...

Page 43: ...sible to access this option by pressing the function key from the main navigation menu and then Avoid route from this point page 29 To eliminate a block Press the function key in the TRAFFIC main menu...

Page 44: ...out having to reinsert the navigation CD For this all of the data on the CD concerning the route is stored in the temporary memory and with the data from this temporary memory the destination entry dy...

Page 45: ...35 Destination load 33 Save 33 Destination geographical position 30 Destination guide begin cancel 37 without navigation CD 43 Destination memory 32 modifying 33 Destination selection route planning 2...

Page 46: ...erence guide 2 R Radio 10 Random track selection MIX CD 16 MP3 18 Recent destinations 33 Rewind 16 Route entering 27 Route guidance 37 Route list 29 42 Route memory 43 Route options 29 Route planning...

Page 47: ...34 TP Traffic Program Traffic reports 14 Track search SCAN 16 TRAFFIC 42 TRAFFIC button ROUTE OPTIONS 29 to display the traffic reports 39 to eliminate a block 42 to insert a block 42 Traffic jam fun...

Page 48: ...t All rights on changes are reserved This paper has been manufactured using bleached non chlorine cellulose SEAT S A Reprint 15 10 05 SEAT S A preocupa se por manter um constante desenvolvimento dos s...

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