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SCREEN OPTIONS
AND FUNCTIONS
The main information and functions
provided and managed by the naviga-
tion system are:
ëGPS signal symbol which differs in
colour depending on the quality of re-
ception;
– voice and visual instructions with
indications of distance from the des-
tination and planned arrival time;
– detailed map in different colours
and with different scales to clearly
show the vehicle position, route and
destination;
– customisation of the navigation sys-
tem with possibility of entering pre-
memorised destinations with street
and street number;
– automatic memorising of the last 8
destinations;
– name of current street;– possibility to choose the route ac-
cording to personal preference;
– information on current position;
– information on arrival time;
– system diagnostics and warnings
about possible disturbances.
If the system contains a wrong CD-
ROM, an audio CD or no CD, when-
ever the system asks for the navigation
CD-ROM for route calculation or map
up-date, the insertion prompt will ap-
pear on the display.
Navigation functions are mainly con-
trolled using the knob 22-fig. 1:
– rotate the knob to access the var-
ious map zoom levels;
– press the knob to display the first
menu page;
– use the knob to select and confirm
the “Other menu” item and access the
following menu pages;
– press the knob again and the menu
page will disappear.
GRAPHIC
INSTRUCTIONS
The main navigation function page
and the MAIN page display the ma-
noeuvres to be made using arrows or
symbols.
The downward arrow represents
next manoeuvre (turn left, right,
straight on, U-turn) while the upward
arrow or the symbol on top represent
the next one. The number displayed
under the arrow indicates the vehicle
distance from the turn point.
The small arrow down on the right-
hand side of the display (on the MAIN
page) or in the top box (on the main
navigation function page) indicates the
destination direction. Next to this ar-
row the planned arrival time and the
distance still to be covered are also in-
dicated.

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VOICE
INSTRUCTIONS
The voice instructions provided by
the system guide you to your destina-
tion and suggest all manoeuvres to be
carried out in due time: in particular,
the manoeuvres is announced first and
then detailed instructions are given.
Press the “RPT” key 24-fig. 1to re-
peat the last voice instruction.
To adjust the volume of the voice in-
struction turn the knob 16-fig. 1dur-
ing voice information.
If necessary, press the “RPT” key 24-
fig. 1to repeat the voice instruction
and adjust the volume.
NAVIGATION
CD-ROM PLAYER
The navigation CD-ROM player 28-
fig. 1is located on the telematic sys-
tem front panel and it is the same used
for the audio CD. Therefore, it is not
possible to use the player for audio
and navigation CD-ROM at the same
time: however, the navigation system
can operate partially even without in-
serting the navigation CD-ROM.
In this case, when pressing key
26-fig. 1to remove the CD-ROM
with navigation function engaged (to
then insert an audio CD), the follow-
ing two cases may occur:
– the system cannot calculate the re-
quired route at present;
– the route calculated before re-
moving the navigation CD-ROM is still
valid.
In the first case only the vehicle po-
sition and the prompt to insert the
navigation CD-ROM fig. 48, will be
displayed. In the second case the sys-
tem can still provide the user with in-structions to reach the destination and
therefore the user is asked whether
he intends to maintain the route guid-
ing function or not.
If the user selects and confirms “NO”
the system continues and behaves as in
the first case, with “YES” the system
stores in its memory the concerned
map section; this operation requires a
few seconds and the display will
prompt the message to wait.
After loading, the CD-ROM is eject-
ed and the system restarts its naviga-
tion function with the maximum scale
of “2 km”; therefore it may be possi-
ble that not all of the route is visible.
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Moreover, navigation in these con-
ditions involves limitations and there-
fore some functions and commands
will not be available. Also information
shown on the map will be limited.
When the navigation system is no
longer able to continue destination
guidance or the vehicle is now out of
the loaded map section, the system
prompts for inserting the navigation
CD-ROM. If the user does not insert
the CD-ROM, the system returns to
the operating conditions previously
described for the first case, i.e.: dis-
playing only GPS information (vehicle
position and number of available satel-
lites) and not map information.IMPORTANT NOTES
– When entering the new CD-ROM,
the system software is automatically
up-dated to the new map material or
the new functions. During this opera-
tion, a wait message is displayed and
at the end the destination memory is
empty.
– The driver is always responsible for
compliance with the enforced traffic
regulations: any indication based on
wrong map data leading to unautho-
rised driving manoeuvres MUST NOT
be followed.
NAVIGATION SYSTEM
MENU
The system features three menu
pages that are shown on the display af-
ter selecting the navigation function
page with the “NAV” key 20-fig. 1,
pressing knob 22-fig. 1and selecting
the “Other menus” option on each
menu page.
The following pages describe the
functions that may be selected from
the various menu pages.First menu page fig. 49
The functions available from the first
menu page are:
– Other menus
– Address
– Points of interest
– Last destinations
– Directory
– RDS TMC.
To obtain the following page, select
and confirm “Other menus” using
knob 22-fig. 1.
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“Place name”
The (destination) city name is en-
tered by selecting and confirming
“Place name” option in the “Address”
function submenu with the knob 22-
fig. 1, thus displaying the name entry
field fig. 53.
The display has available all characters
and the “Delete” (to delete the com-
plete line), “Delete character” (to
delete the last entered letter), “List”
(list of stored items compatible with the
entered characters) and “Space” (to en-
ter blank space between the charac-
ters) options. Moreover, a zoom is
available in the display lower part to
highlight the selected character.Enter the characters by selecting and
confirming them using the knob 22-
fig. 1.
For city name entry, it is advisable to
select “List”, after entering a few char-
acters and then select the destination
directly using the knob 22-fig. 1.
In fact, when “List” is selected, the
computer starts a quick search for a
city name matching the entered char-
acters in the stored list. The city field
is automatically filled as soon as a
matching city is found on the list.
In order to quicken character entry,
the system automatically moves to the
beginning or the end of the list when
the cursor is taken in front of the first
character and after the last one, re-
spectively.
If a combination between two char-
acters is possible (a letter of the alpha-
bet and a symbol), it will automatically
be replaced by the corresponding sin-
gle character: for example, entering “E”
first and them “ ¨ ” the two characters
will be replaced by the only character
“Ë”. The blank space and symbols . , -
_ ‘ ( ) are used to separate the words.After selecting the place name, press
knob 22-fig. 1to confirm it and con-
tinue with next page to enter the
street; press the “ESC” key 23-fig. 1
to return to the previous display with-
out entering new cities.
“Street”
The destination street name is en-
tered, after selecting the city, by se-
lecting and confirming with the knob
the “Street” option in the “Address”
function submenu 22-fig. 1, thus dis-
playing the name entry page.
Entering the destination street name
is obtained with the same procedure
used for “Place name”.
Entering the character “C” instead
of the street, the chosen city “centre”
is selected as the destination, there-
fore the “Street number” and “2
nd
street” fields are not to be filled in.
The navigation system always takes
you to the centre in case of very small
towns.
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The “Enter” function is used to add
a new destination to the list contain-
ing the last 8 destinations entered and
specify its location. The required loca-
tion must be selected and confirmed
using knob 22-fig. 1. If no space is
available in the list, a location may
freed using the “Delete” function.
The “Replace” function is used to
change the new selected destination
with a previous one. After scrolling the
list of destinations and highlighting one
using knob 22-fig. 1, press the knob
and then select the location where the
destination is to be entered and press
the knob again.
IMPORTANT NOTES
– The list is displayed if at least one
destination is present; otherwise, the
new destination is automatically en-
tered in the first destination list loca-
tion.
– When the new destination is en-
tered or replaced with one on the list,
the navigation system informs the user
that route calculation has begun; dur-
ing calculation, the navigation CD-
ROM cannot be removed.The “Delete” function is used to dis-
play up to 8 destinations to be delet-
ed from the navigation memory. Se-
lect the destination to be deleted and
confirm using knob 22-fig. 1.
“Directory”
This function is used to associate a
name (e.g. “Casa” - Home) to the
stored destinations for easy retrieval
fig. 56.
The name to be associated with the
destination can be entered, after se-
lecting and confirming “Name” in the
submenu of the “Directory” function
using knob 22-fig. 1, thus displaying
the corresponding setup page fig. 57.The screens contains all the charac-
ters and numbers and the “Delete”
(for deleting the whole line), “Delete
character” (for deleting the last char-
acter entered), “OK” (for confirming
the entry) and “Space” (for entering
a blank space between the characters).
A zoom is also available in the low-
er part of the display to highlight the
number selected.
To enter the characters simply select
and confirm them with the knob 22-
fig. 1.
fig. 56
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Enter the name and confirm with
“OK”. The system informs the user if
the name is already present, with the
possibility to change it: if the user
chooses to change it, a window with
the name to be corrected is displayed,
otherwise, the system returns to the
main navigation function page and
stores also the new destination with
the name already present in the list.
“Map”
When selecting this menu function
to enter the destination, a map section
is displayed where the destination is
identified by a white cross-shaped cur-
sor fig. 58.
The map is always represented with
north in the top of the display and with
“100 m” scale. The right-hand part of the display
contains the options “RE” (horizon-
tal movement) and “QZ” (vertical
movement), “Scale” and “OK”.
The move functions are used to
move the cursor, which represents
the destination, directly on the map,
in order to change the destination.
The “Scale” function fig. 59is used
to change the map representation
scale. The available scales are: 100 m,
200 m, 500 m, 1 km, 2 km, 5 km, 10
km, 20 km, 50 km, 100 km, 200 km.At the end of the settings is neces-
sary to confirm with “OK”. If the des-
tination has been changed by moving
the cursor directly on the map a new
screen appears fig. 60with the func-
tions “Destination”, “Directory”, “Ser-
vice Info”, “RDS TMC” and “Locate”.
The “Destination” and “Directory”
functions have already been described
previously. The “Service Info” function
provides information about any ser-
vice selected, while the “RDS TMC”
function is described in detail in a lat-
er paragraph.
fig. 58
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DESTINATION DIRECTORY
Using the knob 22-fig. 1to select
and confirm the “Directory” function
on the first page of the navigation
menu, accesses the page with the char-
acters for entering the “Name” of the
chosen destination.
To enter the name proceed as de-
scribed previously for “Address”: se-
lecting “List” it is possible to directly
access the list of filed destinations (e.g.
“Casa” - Home) fig. 67.When confirming the destination, the
system displays a page with other field
information and the “Destination”,
“Change”, “Delete” and “Map” func-
tions fig. 68.
For information on how to use these
functions and corresponding sub-
menus, see the previous “Address –
Destination entry” paragraph. RDS TMC – INFORMATION
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Selecting and confirming the “RDS
TMC” function on the first navigation
menu page using knob 22-fig. 1, the
“Near car” and “Near address” op-
tions are made available to identify a
geographical point for which RDS
TMC general interest information is
required (for example: accidents,
queues, bottlenecks, fog, etc.) fig. 69.
The RDS TMC information may be
represented by symbols that appear
on the map or by a list of events.
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The navigation system is able to han-
dle RDS TMC messages also supplying
the location.Below is the list (continuously up-
dated) with the symbols of the RDS
TMC messages and the correspond-
ing meaning.
1. Queue
2. Accident
3. Generic danger
4. Work in progress
5. Interrupted street
6. Mandatory direction
7. No-access street
8. Slippery road
9. Ice/Snow
10. Fog
11. Wind
12. Procession/Protest13. Danger of explosion
14. Slow down
15. Lighted warning sign fault
16. Parking
17. Forecast.
The RDS TMC events are classified
with their number and category; the
categories are:
Traffic(information on traffic and
road conditions)
Weather(information on weather
conditions)
General information(information
on general interest issues).