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Summary of Contents for SatCompass

Page 1: ...kodaAuto RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM 30 6 2003 13 46...

Page 2: ...1 RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM EQUIPMENT ILLUSTRATION...

Page 3: ...o activate the CD and CD changer operation 29 30 Night display operation to switch to night display 9 NAVI button to activate the main navigation menu 34 TELE button to display the traffic messages re...

Page 4: ...e button to delete entries in the character list 37 Tone button to adjust the tone and sound range 32 Menu button to select and confirm menu items 10 Traffic detour to calculate an alternate route to...

Page 5: ...lling stations 24 Storing stations 24 Recalling stored stations 25 Storing stations automatically 25 Scanning stations Radio Scan 26 Traffic station reception 26 Listening to traffic message 27 Interr...

Page 6: ...ring a short name 45 Sorting destinations in the memory yourself 45 Destination entry to a flagged destina tion 46 Setting a flagged destination 46 Storing a flagged destination 46 Naming the flagged...

Page 7: ...6 RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM INTRODUCTION The koda Radio Navigation system...

Page 8: ...to the map information stored there Important notes Operating the radio navigation system while driving The demands of today s road traffic require the full concentration of road users at all times Ne...

Page 9: ...the song currently playing Status line for audio operation only The status line displays the current audio source or memory bank during radio operation the station button preset the CD number the acti...

Page 10: ...s see page 16 After the message has ended the system will automatically switch back to the last audio source that was active You can also end the message broadcast at any time by switching to another...

Page 11: ...knob to select menu items To move the selection bar up or down turn the menu knob clockwise or counter clockwise The menu item selected will be highlighted To confirm your selection press the menu kn...

Page 12: ...the settings as desired here VOL ON volume control Altering settings The slider appears in a frame use the menu knob to change the settings Change the setting from ON OFF or to another setting by turn...

Page 13: ...dots If there is additional information available on your navigation CD you can access it in the travel guide Note Turn the menu knob to access other list entries Main buttons TELE button The TELE but...

Page 14: ...ter 15 minutes if they are not received again If there is no traffic information in the memory a corresponding message will appear in the display MUTE button Press the MUTE button to switch the audio...

Page 15: ...10 destinations in the LAST DESTINATIONS memory on or off see Destination memory page 55 SETUP Main settings DRIVE SYMBOL If you want to display the visual driving recommendations in the instrument cl...

Page 16: ...you want to play all the tracks on the CD selected in random order and then all the tracks on another CD in random order Select MAGAZINE to listen to all the tracks on the CDs in the magazine in rando...

Page 17: ...ll be emitted at the current system volume TELEPHONE If your vehicle has been equipped with car phone system the calls will be transmitted via the radio navigation system Here you can select the volum...

Page 18: ...n arrow Clock setup Use this menu to set the system time It is not possible to alter the GPS TIME menu item It is used to calculate the system time via GPS reception If the GPS time is available it wi...

Page 19: ...the default settings This does not include the language settings and the calibration If you select and confirm FACTORY SETTINGS in the main Setup menu you will be required to confirm your selection ag...

Page 20: ...essary to enter the code manually Anti theft coding The anti theft coding system for your radio navigation system prevents unauthorised persons from using the system once it has been disconnected from...

Page 21: ...ain for one hour Note If you have lost your equipment card with the code please contact your koda Service Centre Switching the system on off The audio source or navigation status if the last route gui...

Page 22: ...le the system is switched on the system will switch off automatically Adjusting the volume Turn the left hand rotary push button to alter the volume of the audio source that is currently active It is...

Page 23: ...ansmits digital traffic information on the Traffic Message Channel These messages are picked up by your naviga tion system and can be used for dynamic route guidance see Selecting route options page 4...

Page 24: ...switch the radio on press one of the following buttons to activate the corresponding memory bank or waveband The radio will automatically switch to the memory bank used last and begin to play the last...

Page 25: ...ation tuning for AM Press one of the buttons to start seek tuning up or down the waveband The radio will automatically stop at the next or previous station and begin to play Hold the buttons pressed d...

Page 26: ...station you will hear a beep and NO TP will appear in the display Switch off the TA function see page 15 If the radio is no longer able to pick up a stored TMC station TMC SEEK will appear in the dis...

Page 27: ...e to scan Press SCAN briefly Press SCAN again to continue listening to the station that is currently being scanned If you do not select a station the Scan pro cess will start again from the beginning...

Page 28: ...ormation standby will remain in effect for any following traffic an nouncements Traffic Information Memo TIM Your radio navigation system is able to record traffic information for a period of time fro...

Page 29: ...tal the beginning will be overwritten Listening to recorded messages With the system switched on press TIM The TIM display will appear TRACK and the number of the message recorded last will appear in...

Page 30: ...ystem or when you are using NO MAP route guidance This type of route guidance indicates the direction of your destination and the distance as the crow flies Inserting an audio CD integrated CD player...

Page 31: ...status line of the display Press MIX to end the MIX function The next track on the CD will begin to play Removing a CD Press the CD will eject Remove the CD carefully from the CD player Ending CD ope...

Page 32: ...ght hand button for fast forward for as long as necessary The CD will play audibly at a higher speed Scanning all the tracks SCAN You can scan all of the tracks for 10 seconds each To start Scan press...

Page 33: ...back impossible In this case remove the CD or leave the sliding door of the CD changer open to allow it to dry before you use it Notes on cleaning CDs Clean CDs with a soft lint free cloth Wipe the CD...

Page 34: ...access the Sound menu Use the menu knob to select the function you want to adjust BASS TREBLE BAL ANCE or FADER Turn the menu knob to alter the setting Press the menu knob to store the new setting Pr...

Page 35: ...tion menu ROUTE GUIDANCE starting page 50 Route guidance will be started once you have en tered a destination STOP GUIDANCE page 54 The active route guidance session is stopped and the main navigation...

Page 36: ...e Any menu items you cannot select are marked with a lock symbol Overview Access the enter destination menu directly from the main navigation menu via ENTER DESTI NATION Destination entry Now you can...

Page 37: ...via the STREET menu item Destination entry via the TOWN CENTRE menu item Destination entry via the CLOSE TO AD DRESS menu item Selecting the TOWN menu item Use the menu knob to select the TOWN menu i...

Page 38: ...ou enter the next matching entry in the list will appear in the edit list In this way you can quickly find the name you are looking for without having to enter the entire name 3 4 1 Use the menu knob...

Page 39: ...menu knob to select and confirm the desired entry Scrolling through the list Turn the menu knob I to move the selection bar first to the arrow and then beyond the first or last entry To scroll through...

Page 40: ...outside of the city The possible destinations close to the address are then listed along with their distance away Selecting a street as your destination Use the STREET menu item to select the desired...

Page 41: ...activates the edit menu the list from which you can select an inter section HOUSE NUMBER activates the edit menu the list from which you can select a house number Note If you cannot select the HOUSE...

Page 42: ...list Now activate the list Use the menu knob to mark and confirm the desired centre on the list Now the main navigation menu will appear You can now start route guidance see page 50 Notes In large cit...

Page 43: ...ver for example or to drive to the nearest petrol station If necessary you can also find the nearest koda Service Centre quickly and easily Use the menu knob to mark and confirm the desired special de...

Page 44: ...from the destination memory Activating the enter destination menu Use the menu knob to mark and confirm the ENTER DESTINATION menu item in the main navigation menu Selecting the DESTINATION FROM MEMOR...

Page 45: ...n enter a short name e g someone s first name for the destination This will make it easier for you to find it in the destination memory at a later date Use the DESTINATION MEMORY menu item to activate...

Page 46: ...stination has been stored in the desti nation memory along with the short name If you do not want to enter a short name you can press the menu knob to exit the menu without entering any letters Sortin...

Page 47: ...date To confirm your selection SET FLAG will appear in the display along with the time Once you have set the flagged destination you can store it immediately in the destination memory and enter a sho...

Page 48: ...choosing The standard name will be de leted when you enter the first character Use the menu knob to confirm your en try The flagged destination has now been stored in the destination memory under the...

Page 49: ...ter a new flagged destination the previous flagged destination will be deleted if you have not entered it in the alphabetical destination memory Route options Planning a route Once you have entered a...

Page 50: ...for purposes of route optimisation a route may be calculated using one of the options even though it was marked as AVOID The selected route option is indicated in the route guidance display by the fol...

Page 51: ...e necessary to have the route list re calculated The list indicates the sections of road you will travel on with the corresponding distances travelled Note If it is not possible to calculate a route l...

Page 52: ...information The most recent spoken driving recommendation will also be re peated at this time Route guidance with driving symbols If the DRIVE SYMBOLS ON option is activated in the navigation setup m...

Page 53: ...tus e g GUIDANCE and the distance to your destination appears in the dis play background If the option LANGUAGE ON has been selected in the navigation setup menu route guidance will also be accompanie...

Page 54: ...way that generally require little infor mation from the navigation system The system will switch to NO MAP route guidance if you remove the CD during route guidance Once you insert the CD ROM again ro...

Page 55: ...ed street route guidance will guide you to this street and you will receive the following message You have reached your destination If the destination is located further away from a digitised street y...

Page 56: ...nological order It is possible to deactivate the automatic storage of these destinations For more information please read the section on NAVIGATION SETUP see page 14 Entering short names for your dest...

Page 57: ...stination more quickly in the corresponding destination memory A short name can be someone s first name for example You can edit any short name you enter any time at a later date The short name always...

Page 58: ...ghlighted by a move marking Move the marked entry to the desired po sition Press the menu knob to confirm this change Now you can select another entry Press to return to the main destination memory De...

Page 59: ...n this information the radio navigation system will calculate an alter nate route to your destination that will bypass the sections of the route that were excluded if possible Route guidance will cont...

Page 60: ...ic congestion with respect to your current vehicle position Mark and confirm the menu item for FROM and TO and mark the section of the route you want to exclude The navigation system will deter mine t...

Page 61: ...Enter these destinations in the same way as you do for navigation see from page 35 onwards STORE DESTINATION The current destination or the destination that was active last will be ad ded to the tour...

Page 62: ...es the edit menu so that you can enter the desired place name GOLF COURSE activates the edit menu so that you can enter the desired golf course ACCOMMODATION activates the list of cat egories in the a...

Page 63: ...ts can be removed from the screen by gently rubbing it with a soft cloth moistened with a little alcohol if necessary Note Please do not any solvents such as petrol or turpentine as they will damage t...

Page 64: ...Traffic Announcement Priority for traffic information TMC Traffic Message Channel Special service provided by a number of radio stations TMC delivers traffic messages in digital form This information...

Page 65: ...ckland Mogadishu Bombay Montreal Washington D C Chicago Honolulu Mexico City Los Angeles Anchorage Caracas Buenos Aires Khartoum Beijing Cairo Rayadh 0 00 12 3 00 9 4 00 8 5 00 7 6 00 6 7 00 5 8 00 4...

Page 66: ...65 RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM NOTES...

Page 67: ...66 RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM NOTES...

Page 68: ...in the vehicle If you should lose the Equipment card with the code number please contact a koda service centre They will be able to help you free of charge Radio Passport Radio Navigation System MCD...

Page 69: ...move the Equipment card and keep it in a safe place Never leave it in the vehicle If you should lose the Equipment card with the code number please contact a koda service centre They will be able to h...

Page 70: ...e any claims from the information illustrations and descriptions contained in this Owner s Manual Reprinting reproduction translation or any other use of this document in whole or in parts is not perm...

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