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Route without stopover (single destination mode)
In the single destination mode you can drive directly to a destination
⇒
page 104.
If you enter a direct destination and start route guidance, you are given the
option of up to three different routes
⇒
page 113.
Route with stopovers (route plan)
In this mode, you can choose to three stopovers and one final destination
(
⇒
page 120).
For example, when travelling you can save time by finding the nearest filling
station in unfamiliar towns. You can also make a stopover to eat in a restau-
rant or visit a tourist attraction
⇒
page 106.
Note
You do not receive any information about the meaning of road signs!
How does the navigation system work?
The navigation system works with the help of satellites (GPS).
The current vehicle position is determined with the aid of distance sensors,
manoeuvre sensors and satellite signals. GPS satellites send the necessary
signals required by the system (GPS stands for “Global Positioning System”).
The information is transmitted to the navigation system and compared with
the information stored in the navigation DVD map database. This way, the
route guidance can be accurately calculated.
Before the system can function, a navigation DVD must be inserted in the
navigation drive. The navigation drive is located behind the system display
⇒
page 22, fig. 24 .
When the navigation DVD is inserted, the system starts automatically and
navigation destinations can be entered
⇒
page 104.
Six different languages (German, Spanish, French, English, Italian and Portu-
guese) are available on the navigation DVD for the audible navigation
prompts. You can change the language for the voice guidance cues via the
option
Menu language
⇒
page 154 in the Setup menu.
Note
•
Snow or other obstructions on the GPS aerial or interference caused by
trees or large buildings could affect the reception of the satellite signals and
make positioning difficult. GPS reception and vehicle positioning can also be
adversely affected by deactivation or a malfunction of several satellites.
•
GPS positioning is uni-directional, i.e. the navigation system receives
data for positioning the vehicle, but does not transmit any data.
Navigation DVDs
The data relating to the starting point and the destination can
be saved separately in the two navigation DVDs.
If this is the case, proceed as follows:
– First put the DVD covering the country of your destination into the
navigation drive
⇒
page 23.
– Enter your destination
⇒
page 104.
– Then put in the DVD for the country where your starting point is
located
⇒
page 23.
– Start the route guidance
⇒
page 112. The navigation system will
calculate the route.
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