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Overview
The navigation system uses signals from
Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites
together with information from vehicle sensors
and map data stored on the McLaren
Infotainment System (MIS) to determine the
precise location of the vehicle.
Using this data, the system is able to create the
optimum route to your destination, taking into
account any journey preferences you may have
set.
Creation of a specific route is achieved by using
the on-screen menus and the MIS controls, to
make your selections. This results in your route
being highlighted on the map.
Once you have started a journey, turn
information is displayed on the Central
Infotainment Touchscreen, supplemented by
voice guidance if required, at appropriate points
during the journey.
When a significant diversion is made from a
planned route, the system will automatically
recalculate an alternative route to the
destination.
Safety
WARNING: For your safety, ensure
that you do not become distracted
from the task of driving, through use
of the navigation system.
Read and adhere to the safety
message which appears the first time
you enter the navigation system
after switching on the ignition.
National road traffic laws and traffic signals must
always be obeyed.
Always remember that the purpose of the
navigation system is to help in determining the
optimum route, it must never be considered as
an aid when visibility is reduced.
GPS signals may be interrupted when travelling
through tunnels or other situations where GPS
signal could be blocked. Navigation will continue
on the route until GPS signal is regained.
Errors in vehicle position are also possible under
the conditions described, and if any of the
following have occurred:
• driving inside a building e.g. a multi-storey
car park
•
travelling on a road with a second parallel
road very close
•
a turntable has been used to rotate the
vehicle
• the vehicle has been transported to a
different location
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Central Display
Navigation
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