2004 FIAT MULTIPLA Connect NavPlus Manual

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The sound/navigation system has a
power output max of 4 x 18W. The
functions and specifications are illus-
trated in the following paragraphs.
RADIO SECTION
– PLL tuning (Phase Locked Loop) in
the FM/MW wavebands.
– RDS (Radio Data System) with TA
(Traffic Announcement), EON (En-
hanced Other Network), Radiotext
(information on the type of pro-
gramme or broadcast piece name dis-
play), REG (Regional Programmes)
functions.
– (Radio Data System) alternative
frequency tuning.
– Automatic/manual station tuning.
– Manual storage of 24 stations: 18
in FM waveband (6 in FM1, 6 in FM2
and 6 in FMT) and 6 in MW waveband.
– Preselection scanning.– PTY function: for displaying radio
station programme type (if broadcast),
e.g. POP, ROCK etc.
– SHARX function: for reducing FM
interference.
– SCAN function: for scanning all sta-
tions which can be received in the se-
lected frequency waveband.
– TIM function (Traffic Information
Memory): automatic vocal storage of
14 traffic messages having max. over-
all length equal to or lower than 4 min-
utes
– TMC function (Traffic Message
Channel): for listening to traffic mes-
sage channels
– AUTOSTORE function: automat-
ic storage of 6 stations in the devot-
ed FM band.
– Automatic Stereo/Mono selection.CD SECTION AND
CD
CHANGER(where fitted)
– Select track (forwards/backwards).
– Fast play (forwards/backwards).
– MIX function: random track play-
back.
– SCAN function: for playing ten sec-
onds of each track on the CD.
– REPEAT function: for repeating the
track.
– Programmable track sequence.
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For installation and re-
spective connections,
contact Fiat Dealership
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AUDIO SECTION
– Separate bass/treble settings.
– Right/left and front/rear channel
balance.
– Automatic LOUDNESS function.SATELLITE NAVIGATION
SECTION
– Voice messages for the route to
be followed.
– Driving advice, distance and
probable time required to reach the
destination on the display.
– Possibility of entering special or
different destinations.
– Possibility of storing destinations.Fuses
The Satellite/Navigation system is
protected by a 10A fuse fig. 5.
fig. 5F0E0309m
Multimedia CDs contain
sound and data tracks.
Playing these CDs can cause noise
loud enough to jeopardise road
safety and damage final stages and
speakers.
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fig. 6
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1 -Tbutton to open the front
2 -
ù§switch. The functions of
this switch depend on the menu and
type of operation
3 -AUDbutton to open the sound
menu4 -TAbutton to switch the RDS-TA
(Traffic Announcement) function on
and off
5 -Display
6 -Info ibuttona)press this button when travelling to
repeat the last navigation voice message
and display the active destination
b)to display the full menu items end-
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7-kbutton to switch the “EVITA
INGORGO” (TRAFFIC AHEAD) (al-
ternative route) function on
8 -Tbutton to switch the TIM (Traf-
fic Information Memory) and TMC
(Traffic Message Channel) functions on
9 -ESCbutton
a)to quit the menu without saving
data
b)to go back to the previous screen/
menu
10 -MENbutton to switch the set-
up menu on
11 -Knob/button
a)turn to select the items on the dis-
play
b)press to confirm the selection
(OK button)
c)press for longer than two seconds
to display 2-D or 3-D icons with ac-
tive navigation and to confirm entered
data.12 -NAVto switch the navigation
function on
13 -Multiple function buttons
,
menu specific
14-Multiple function buttons
,menu specific
15 -CD-Cto switch the CD (if an
audio CD is inserted) or the CD
CHANGERfunction on16- Knob/button
a)turn to adjust the volume and
switch to Mute
b)prolonged press (about 2 sec-
onds) to switch the sound/navigation
system on and off
c)short press (less than 2 seconds):
MUTE
17 -TUto switch the radio on
18 -Compact Disc slot
19 -Flashing led indicating the CD
slot
20 -Compact Disc eject button
fig. 7F0E0357m

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SWITCHING THE
NAVIGATOR SYSTEM
ON AND OFF
Press the knob/button (16) for ap-
proximately one second to switch the
sound/navigation system on. The
sound system will automatically switch
to the last active sound source at the
previously selected volume.
IMPORTANTThe sound source is
usually played at the last selected vol-
ume when the system is switched off
and back on. However, if the volume
was higher than the preset volume, the
sound source will be played at the pre-
set volume.
To set the power-on volume, see
“Adjusting power-on, TA announce-
ment, message” in the “Basic set-
tings”chapter.Switching on and off when
the engine is not running
The sound/navigation system can al-
so be operated when the engine is not
running (ignition key at STOP).
Press the knob/button (16) for ap-
proximately one second.
IMPORTANTThe device will au-
tomatically be switched off when the
ignition key is at STOPafter approx-
imately one hour to safeguard the car
battery. Start the engine to reset the
timeout.SELECTING THE FUNCTION
Proceed as follows to select the re-
quired function:
– press TU (17) for Radio;
– press CD-C (15) for CD or CD
CHANGER(where fitted);
– press NAV (12) to switch on the
navigation function.
The specific main menu/screen will
appear for each selected source.

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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
To turn the volume up: turn the
knob/button (16) clockwise.
To turn the volume down: turn the
knob/button (16) anticlockwise.
The volume is graphically shown on
the display during the adjustment
(sound source main menu only) fig. 8.IMPORTANTThe volume of a
navigation voice message can be
changed, regardless of the basic sound
source volume.Automatic muting during
a phone call
If a cellular phone is fitted, the
sound/navigation system volume will
be automatically muted during the call
and the telephone symbol will appear
on the display.
If the phone call is made when the ac-
tive navigation function is on, the dis-
play continues to show driving info and
voice messages stay active.
fig. 8F0E3021g
If you drive with the volume
too high you put both your
own life and that of others in jeop-
ardy. You should adjust the volume
so that you can hear noises from
outside the car (e.g. horns, ambu-
lance/ police sirens, etc.).
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DISPLAY fig. 9
The display will switch to night-time
operation (reversed colours) when
the side/taillights are switched on. This
function can be switched off if you
need to travel in daytime with the
headlights on (see “Adjusting the dis-
play” in the “Basic settings” chapter).ADJUSTING THE SOUND
(AUD MENU)
The “bass” and “treble” can be sep-
arately adjusted for each sound
source. The Balance, Fader and Loud-
ness settings are in common for all
sources.
Proceed as follows to adjust the
sound:
IMPORTANTShould the car be
fitted with the Bose HI-FI system,
Loudness cannot be adjusted.1)go to the required sound source
(Radio, CD or CD
CHANGERwhere fit-
ted) with the TU (17), CD-C (15) but-
tons
2)press the AUD button (3) to dis-
play the sound menu for adjusting the
sound fig. 10
3)turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect the required menu item
fig. 9F0E3095gfig. 10F0E3096g

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4)press the knob/button (11) to
confirm and highlight the setting to be
adjusted “BASSI” (BASS), “ACUTI”
(TREBLE), etc.) fig. 11
5)turn the knob/button (11) to ad-
just, as required.To storethe edited values, press
the knob/button (11).
To return to the previous menu
without storing the edited values,
press the ESC button (9).
IMPORTANTThe display will au-
tomatically return to the previous
menu if no button is pressed for
longer than 30 seconds.
fig. 11F0E3097g