2002 FIAT DUCATO 244 trip computer

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Home 1 – Home 2 ............................................................ 104
Info GPS ............................................................................... 105
Detour .................................................................................. 106
Set route .............................................................................. 107
Destination and route ...................................................... 108
Voice directory ................................................................... 108
ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP) ....................... 109
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................... 109
Time to destination ........................................................... 109
Distance to destination .................................................... 110
Speed limit ........................................................................... 110
Distance traveled ............................................................... 110
Average speed .................................................................... 110
Trip time .............................................................................. 110
TRIP SUBMENU ................................................................. 111
General Trip ........................................................................ 111
Trip: Setup ........................................................................... 111
Trip: Speed .......................................................................... 112
VOICE RECOGNITION........................................... 115
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................... 115VOICE COMMANDS ...................................................... 116
Keywords – summary ....................................................... 116
VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLES .................................. 122
INFORMATION AND ASISTANCE
SERVICES......................................................................... 131
Infomobility function ......................................................... 131
Medical advice function .................................................... 135
Roadside assist. function .................................................. 135
Personal number function ............................................... 136
Emergency 112 function ................................................... 136
Settings function ................................................................. 136
Calls for medical advice and
roadside assistance ............................................................ 138
FAULTS............................................................................. 139
Internal faults ...................................................................... 139
Overtemperature faults ................................................... 139

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Legend Short push function Long push function (less than 1 second) (more than 1 second)
15 - SRCOperating mode choice: –
FM1-FM2-FM3-LW-MW-CD
16 System on/off (pressing the knob) –
Volume control (turning the knob)
17 - MAIN/DARKSelecting main screen Darkening monitor (stand-by)
18 - AUDIO/OFFSelecting radio screen. Turning radio on Turning radio off
19 - TEL/OFFSelecting phone screen. Turning telephone on Turning telephone off
20 - NAV/MUTESelecting navigation function Excluding navigator voice messages
(NAV/MUTE function)
Reset voice messages
21 - TRIPSelecting computer screen –
22 Selecting functions (turning the knob). Confirming selected –
function (pressing the knob)
23 - ESCExit screen selected. Return to higher level –of menu, deleting functions that have not been confirmed
24 - RPTRepetition of last navigator voice instruction –
25 -•Display of Information and Assistance Services menu –
26 -˚Eject navigator CD-ROM or Audio CD –
27Slot for SIM telephone card –
28Slot for navigator CD-ROM and Audio CD –

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GENERAL
INFORMATION
The on-board computer provides a
series of helpful data relevant to cur-
rent travel (e.g.: times, distances,
speed, fuel consumption). Certain in-
formation depends on set navigation
route.
IMPORTANTCertain informa-
tion/operations hereafter described
are available/possible only with ignition
key turned to MAR.
TRIP menu allows to set the desired
distance and fuel consumption mea-
sure unit.
TRIP menu also allows to input a
number of events (e.g. Tyre replace-
ment..., Birthday …) that can be trig-
gered both on set date or mileage.
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B B
O O
A A
R R
D D
C C
O O
M M
P P
U U
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R R
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T T
R R
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P P
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TIME TO DESTINATION
This information shows the pre-
sumed time (calculated according to
average speed, from the last manual or
automatic reset), at which the desti-
nation set will be reached.
The time is shown in “hh:mm”
(hours and minutes).
If no route is set, “– –” is displayed.
fig. 146
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To display on-board computer
screen, press the TRIP key 21-fig. 1
on the front panel, the GENERAL
TRIP screen in fig. 146will be dis-
played:
– TIME TO DESTINATION
– DISTANCE TO DESTINATION
– SPEED LIMIT
– DISTANCE TRAVELED
– AVERAGE SPEED
– TRIP TIME.

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DISTANCE TO
DESTINATION
This information is present only
when the navigation function is on and
indicates the distance (expressed in
kilometres, unless otherwise set by
the user, see paragraph “SETUP”) be-
tween current vehicle position and the
destination set.
If no route is set, “– –” is displayed.
SPEED LIMIT
This function shows the vehicle
speed limit set through the “SPEED”,
option, if this limit is exceeded the dri-
ver is warn by a buzzer (if set).
Value is expressed in “km/h” (kilo-
metres per hour) unless otherwise set
by the user (see paragraph “TRIP: SET-
UP”).DISTANCE TRAVELED
This shows the distance travelled by
the vehicle from the last manual or au-
tomatic reset of the on-board com-
puter. The value is expressed in “km”
(kilometres) unless otherwise set by
the user (see paragraph “TRIP: SET-
UP”).
If no route is set, “– –” is displayed.
AVERAGE SPEED
This shows the average speed of the
vehicle calculated from the last man-
ual or automatic reset of the on-board
computer. The value is expressed in
“km/h” (kilometres per hour) unless
otherwise set by the user (see para-
graph “TRIP: SETUP”).
If no route is set, “– –” is displayed.TRIP TIME
This shows the time elapsed since
the last manual or automatic reset of
the on-board computer. The value is
expressed in “hh:mm” (hours and min-
utes).
If no route is set, “– –” is displayed.

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TRIP SUBMENU
To display the trip computer sub-
menu, press “TRIP” key 21-fig. 1and
when the above described list of in-
formation is displayed press the knob
22-fig. 1. The following menu will be
displayed fig. 147:
– GENERAL TRIP
– SETUP
– SPEED
To select the required menu, rotate
the knob 22-fig. 1and then press it to
confirm.GENERAL TRIP
Selecting “GENERAL TRIP” with the
knob 22-fig. 1and pressing it to con-
firm will display the following menu:
– TIME TO DESTINATION
– DISTANCE TO DESTINATION
– SPEED LIMIT
– DISTANCE TRAVELED
– AVERAGE SPEED
– TRIP TIME.TRIP: SETUP
This function enables to change the
units of measure relevant to distance,
speed and fuel consumption.
Selecting SETUP with the knob 22-
fig. 1and pressing it to confirm will
display the following menu fig. 148:
– INFO
– DISTANCE UNITS
– OK.
fig. 147
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fig. 148
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– end of conversation ....................................................... 190
– hands-free feature .......................................................... 190
MAIN MENU FUNCTIONS ........................................... 190
Frequent numbers function ............................................. 191
Directory function ............................................................. 192
Last calls received function .............................................. 193
Last numbers called function .......................................... 193
Messages function .............................................................. 194
Network operator function ............................................ 195
PIN function ........................................................................ 195
Settings function ................................................................. 196
Information function ......................................................... 197
NAVIGATOR (NAV).................................................. 198
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................... 198
SCREEN OPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS .................... 200
GRAPHIC INSTRUCTIONS .......................................... 200
VOICE INSTRUCTIONS ................................................. 201
NAVIGATION CD-ROM PLAYER ............................... 201Navigation system menu .................................................. 202
Address – destination entry ............................................ 203
Points of interest – useful services files ....................... 208
Last destinations ................................................................. 209
Destination directory ....................................................... 210
RDS TMC – information of general interest .............. 210
Atlas – destination entry in the map ............................. 213
Cahange display – information on display ................... 214
Alternative route ............................................................... 215
Delete destinations ............................................................ 215
Enable route calculation ................................................... 215
Map options ......................................................................... 216
Route options ..................................................................... 217
ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP)....................... 218
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................... 218
Average speed .................................................................... 218
Distance traveled ............................................................... 218
Trip time .............................................................................. 218
Distance to destination .................................................... 218

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Legend Short push function Long push function (less than 1 second) (more than 1 second)
15 - SRCOperating mode choice: –
FM1-FM2-FM3-LW-MW-CD
16System on/off (pressing the knob) –
Volume control (turning the knob)
17 - MAIN/DARKSelecting main screen Darkening monitor (stand-by)
18 - AUDIO/OFFSelecting radio screen. Turning radio on Turning radio off
19 - TEL/OFFSelecting phone screen. Turning telephone on Turning telephone off
20 - NAV/MUTESelecting navigation function Excluding navigator voice messages
(NAV/MUTE function)
Reset voice messages
21 - TRIPSelecting computer screen –
22Selecting functions (turning the knob). Confirming selected –
function (pressing the knob). Drop-down menu
on (pressing the knob with MAIN or navigation screen)
23 - ESCExit screen selected. Return to higher level –
of menu, deleting functions that have not been confirmed
24 - RPTRepetition of last navigator voice instruction –
25 -•Display of Information and Assistance Services menu –
26 -˚Eject navigator CD-ROM or Audio CD –
27Slot for SIM telephone card –
28Slot for navigator CD-ROM and Audio CD –

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CHOOSING THE
OPERATING MODE
The operating mode is selected
pressing one of the following keys
fig. 1:
– MAIN key 17= MAIN SCREEN
– AUDIO key 18= RADIO WITH
CD PLAYER
– TEL key 19= TELEPHONE
– NAV key 20= NAVIGATOR
– key 14= VOICE RECOGNITION
– TRIP key 21= ON-BOARD
COMPUTER
– key •25= CALL FOR INFOR-
MATION AND ASSISTANCE.
For each operating mode the corre-
sponding menu is shown on the dis-
play.CHOOSING THE MENU
FUNCTIONS
The different operating modes of the
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ferent menus, with functions that in
turn show other submenus on the dis-
play and so on.
The procedures for choosing and
confirming the functions of the differ-
ent menus and submenus are howev-
er the same and they are described be-
low.
To go back to the previous screen
from a submenu or to exit the various
operating modes, press “ESC” 23-
fig. 1.Choosing a function
To select a function of the menu on
the display, simply turn the knob 22-
fig. 1in one of the two directions un-
til showing the function required.
Confirming the function chosen
To confirm the function selected,
press the knob 22-fig. 1.
IMPORTANTOn the menu or
submenu pages showing “OK”, to
store the functions chosen it is nec-
essary to exit the corresponding
screen confirming the “OK” function.
Leaving the page of the menu or sub-
menu with the “ESC” key 23-fig. 1,
the previous functions are restored in-
stead of the new settings.