Tesla S 2017, Руководство пользователя

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Overview
The Google MapsTM application provides the
navigation functions in the Model S .
•
If Model S is equipped with the Navigation
option, the application is labeled
Nav , and
onboard maps are available. Onboard
maps allow you to navigate to any
location, even if a data connection is not
available, but you must enter the
location's exact and complete address.
• If Model S is not equipped with the
Navigation option, onboard maps are not
available, but if you have a data
connection, you can find and display any
location.
When you specify a location, the touchscreen
displays the route and provides turn-by-turn
directions. Each turn is preceded by the
distance to the maneuver. If you won't have
enough energy, and there is no Supercharger
on the route, an alert at the top of the turn-by-
turn directions tells you that charging is
required to reach your destination.
If the energy remaining after a round-trip is
less than ten percent, or if a round trip will
consume a significant amount of battery
energy, a round trip estimate of the energy
you will use displays at the bottom of the
turn-by-turn directions. You can display a
round trip energy estimate for all trips,
regardless of battery energy used, by
selecting
Always Show Estimated Round Trip
Energy in the settings for Maps and
Navigation. When enabled, the round trip
energy estimate will always display at the
bottom of the turn-by-turn directions. You
may need to scroll to the bottom of the turn-
by-turn directions to see the round trip energy
estimate.)
Using Maps
Touch Navigate , or speak a voice command
(see Using Voice Commands on page 43), to
specify a location. You can enter or speak an
address, landmark, business, etc. You can also
touch
Navigate and choose from Home and
Work locations, a list of favorite destinations
(see
Favorite, Home, and Work Destinations
on page 127), recent locations and searches
(the most recently used locations display at
the top), and charging stations you have
visited.
When you touch the pin for a location,
landmark, or business in the Recent or
Favorites list, or touch a pin on the map, the
chosen location is centered on the map, and a
popup that provides more information about
the location is displayed. In the popup, the
name, phone number, and address of the
location, landmark, or business is displayed.
Any of the following information may also be
displayed: its Google rating, its price range,
whether it's open or closed, and whether it
has chargers, Wi-Fi, restrooms, and food.
From this popup window, you can save the
location as a favorite, and, if equipped with
the Navigation option, navigate to the
destination by touching
Navigate , or call
someone at the location by touching Call . If
equipped with the Navigation option, when
you touch the name of a location in the
Recent or Favorites list (versus touching its
pin), you can initiate navigation immediately.
Model S calculates the route and displays
turn-by-turn directions.
By default, the map displays Supercharger
locations (see Charging Locations on page
125). If Model S is equipped with the
Navigation option, you can drop a pin
anywhere on the map by pressing and holding
a location on the map.
Use the icons in the lower right corner to
customize what the map displays:
Satellite Imagery - touch to turn
satellite imagery on and off.
Traffic - touch to turn the display of
traffic on and off. To ensure that
heavy traffic areas are easy to
identify along a navigation route,
green traffic lines display under the
blue route line, whereas yellow and
red traffic lines display on top.
Charging locations - touch to
display charging locations on the
map and in a popup list that
includes city and proximity (see
Charging Locations on page 125).
Note: The popup list displays the
straight line distance to the
location, not the driving distance to
the location. When you begin
navigating, the navigation system
displays the driving distance to the
location.
Maps and Navigation
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