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Selecting a service The last destination address input is displayed. There are 3 ways of defining the location in which you wish to obtain a service: Ð repeat the last address input using the'Validate'func-
tion,
Ð input the name of a new town then input the street (or the 'Town Centre' function), using the 'Change'function,
Ð automatically input your current location by means of the 'Current location' function.
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After validating the address, scroll through the list of ser- vices by turning the dial, then press the dial to select oneof them. Note:
if the service selected is not available at the pro-
grammed location, a message (by means of a superim- posed display) will indicate this. The cursor on the left-hand side of the screen indicates your position in the list. The address of the service required is displayed. Information on the right-hand side of the screen (e.g. 1/50) indicates whether there are several establishments (50maximum) within a radius of 30 miles (50km) of theaddress selected, as the crow flies. Use the '
Next'or 'Previous' functions to consult the list
offered.When the establishment of your choice is displayed, select the 'Validate' function, then press the dial. If necessary,
select a guidance criterion. Guidance begins, follow the instructions.
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Selecting a destination stored in the memory Using the dial, select the directory in which the address you are looking for is stored, then press the dial. The addresses stored in the memory are displayed. The cursor on the left-hand side of the screen indicates your position in the list. Make your selection by scrolling
through the list using the dial, then press the dial. The com-plete address is displayed. Select the 'Validate'function,
then press the dial. If you wish, select a new guidance criterion.Guidance begins, follow the instructions.
Storing an address in a directory.When a new address is input, you can store it in the mem- ory by selecting the
'Archive' function.
Input the address. If the details already exist for a differentaddress, you can replace the old address (after removingit) with a new one.
Select the Personal or Professional directory, then press
the dial. The address is then stored in the directory of yourchoice (storage capacity of 100 addresses).
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Navigation options From the navigation/guidance menu, the 'Navigation
options' menu offers the following options:
- management of the directories. This allows details of a stored address to be renamed or deleted, by selecting the directory and the details to be modified,
- voice synthesis volume adjustment,
Once the function has been selected, adjust the volumeof the voice synthesis using the dial, the audio systembutton or the steering wheel stalk, then confirm. Note: the voice synthesis volume can also be adjusted
during a message using the audio system button or the steering wheel stalk.
- deletion of all data stored in both directories.
- stopping or resuming of guidance. Two messages may be displayed depending on the previous status: "Resu-
me guidance" or "Stop guidance" . Guidance tools Access to the
'Guidance tools' menu is by pressing the
dial at any time during guidance. It enables: Ð the current guidance criterion to be changed,Ð the programmed destination to be displayed or changed,Ð the voice synthesis volume to be adjusted (see 'Naviga-
tion options' paragraph),
Ð the current guidance to be stopped.
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Satellite navigation system with colour screen Updating the software When you receive the system update CD-ROMs:
Ð start the engine to avoid any risk ofswitching to energy economy mode during the operation,
Ð eject the mapping CD-ROM from the drive located in the boot,
Ð insert the software update CD- ROM in the drive (the indicatorlight on the drive comes on perma-nently); after a few seconds thescreen 'management of softwareconfiguration of the systemappears,
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Ð compare the "System" versionsinstalled (Multi-function display-D or Navigation-D) with those of theCD-Rom in the drive; if a softwareversion of the CD-ROM (or both) islater than the version installed,load the CD-ROM by confirming"YES" ; the red indicator light on
the drive flashes while the data isbeing loaded (a few minutes),
Ð when the message "Software Loading End - Eject CD" appears,remove the software CD-ROM andinsert the mapping CD-ROM in itsplace (the indicator light on thedrive comes on permanently aftergoing out briefly).
General remarks regarding the display When using context menus, the functions are presented in variousways:
Ð function selected (text on coloured background),
Ð function accesible (black text),
Ð function inaccesible in this situa- tion (text on grey background). During off-the-map guidance, the screen displays the following variousinformation, depending on themanoeuvres to be carried out: 1
Ð Next road to be taken,
2 Ð Estimated time of arrival,
3 Ð Remaining distance to be trav-
elled,
4 Ð Diagram of the next crossroads
and direction to be taken,
5 Ð The direction to your destination,
6 Ð Street taken,
7 Ð Symbol showing voice synthesis
status,
8 Ð Distance remaining before the
next manoeuvre,
9 Ð GPS status symbol.
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Main menu
Ð Switch on the ignition,
Ð Place the mapping CD-ROM in thedrive (if absent),
Ð Press the 'Menu'button to access
the Main menu ,
Ð Select one of the following applica- tions by turning the dial, then con- firm:
¥ General information (see section on ''Multi-function display - &
Colour screen'' ),
¥ Navigation / Guidance ,
¥ Map. Navigation / guidance The
''Navigation/Guidance'' con-
text menu offers the following possi- bilties: Ð selecting a destination,Ð guidance using a map,Ð changing the route,Ð details of the route,Ð geographical information,Ð guidance options,Ð stopping/resuming guidance.
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Access a list by the selecting the "List"function when inputting the
town or road. Select a name thenconfirm. Select a name then confirm.When the required information has been given, confirm so that you cango on to the next.
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Selecting a destination The menu ''Selecting a destina-
tion'' offers various ways for reach-
ing a destination:
Ð by inputting an address (country, area...),
Ð by selecting a service (airport, hotel, restaurant, bank),
Ð GPS details,
Ð most recent destinations,
Ð personal directory,
Ð professional directory. General operation When the details are completed for one of the above options, you can:
Ð confirm to start guidance,
Ð store the address of the destina- tion in one of the two directories (see Paragraph 'Personal/ Profes-sional directory'),
Ð press the 'ESC' key to finish
inputting modifications. Inputting an address The last guidance address input is displayed.
To input a new address, complete
the following details: the country, the
area, the road and the road number. For each of these, select each letter using the dial, then confirm eachtime. If an error is made while inputting, the
'Correct' function allows the last
letter input to be cleared.
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Selecting a service
To select a service: ¥ select the location. The last destination appears; you can - change it,
- replace it with the current location, by confirmation ofthe corresponding button),
¥ select 'OK'to look at the list of services for the type and
location selected,
¥ select a type of service from the list (hotel, service sta- tion, restaurant etc.)
¥ select 'OK' to activate guidance towards the service
selected. GPS detailsThe details of your current location (longitude and latitude
shown in degrees, minutes and seconds). You can store
them to activate guidance to this location later. Most recent destinations With the dial, select the destination required from the list, then confirm. Personal /Professional directory Select one of the two directories to choose a destination address from the list.
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Map The 'Map' context menu offers various possibilities for fol-
lowing the route defined by the navigation: Ð centering the vehicle,Ð journey mode,Ð zoom,Ð selecting,Ð navigation / guidance,Ð map configuration,Ð stopping / resuming guidance. The guidance function offers two journey modes: Ð manual mode (see 'Movement mode'),
Ð automatic mode (see 'Centering the vehicle' ).Centering the vehicleThis function permits activation of the automatic map
movement mode. The map moves over the screen, follow-ing the direction of the vehicle. Depending on the pro-gramming, the top of the screen represents either theNorth or the direction followed by the vehicle. The vehicle is shown as a symbol in the centre of the screen. Movement mode Press the dial so that the map moves in the direction
shown by the pointer. The pointer is in the centre of thescreen and the map slides underneath it.
Rotating the dial lets you select one of 16 different direc- tions (North, N/NE, NE, E/NE, East, E/SE, SE, S/SE,South etc.). When moving, it is possible to change the direction selected. Zoom This function allows the scale of the map displayed to be enlarged or reduced. Selecting This function opens the screen which allows selection of the destination on the map. It enables guidance towards this destination to be activated. Navigation / guidance This function allows you to return to the
'Navigation/
Guidance' application off the map.
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