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4)enter the town and confirm with
the knob/button (11). The list of town
centres and districts will appear on the
display
5)position the cursor on the re-
quired town centre by turning the
knob/button (11)
6)confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The selected
town centre will be highlighted on the
display
7) confirm the destination by press-
ing the knob/button (11).IMPORTANT Only the options
for which data is available on the nav-
igation CD are offered. A lock symbol
Swill appear next to the unavailable
options.
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.
ENTERING SPECIAL
DESTINATIONS
These are destinations contained in
directories in alphabetical order and
include motorways, railway stations,
shopping centres, service stations,
parking areas, etc.
Special destinations can be sought in
four different ways:
– IN DEST. AREA: displaying the spe-
cial destinations related to the previ-
ous selection;– SUPRAREG. DESTS. supraregion-
al destinations): displaying special des-
tinations in other locations with re-
spect to the selected destination. The
directories only refer to the country
on the CD;
– DEST. SURROUND (destination
surroundings): displaying special desti-
nations (example: sports grounds, etc.)
in the area surrounding the previous-
ly selected destination;
– POS. SURROUND. (position sur-
roundings): displaying special destina-
tions near the current position of the
car.
IMPORTANT You will need to
have entered a destination: CITY or
STREET, CENTRE or INTERSEC-
TION to have access to the directo-
ries.
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GPS STATUS AND POSITION
INFORMATION
Proceed as follows to display the
number of GPS satellites which can be
received and the car position:
1) Press the NAV button (12). The
main navigation menu will appear on
the display
2) select GPS STATUS by turning the
knob/button (11)
3) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11).
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.AVOIDING TAILBACKS
DURING NAVIGATION
When active navigation is on, the sys-
tem can detour tailbacks or road in-
terruptions.
IMPORTANT Only the options
for which data is available on the nav-
igation CD are offered. A lock symbol
Swill appear next to the unavailable
options.
Proceed as follows:
1)press T (8): the display will show
the TRAFFIC menu fig. 1012)turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect TR. JAM FUNCT.
3)the display will show the SET-
TINGS menu fig. 102; use the
knob/button (11) to select TRAFFIC
AHEAD
4) press the knob/button (11) to
confirm; the display will show the
TRAFFIC AHEAD menu and the cur-
sor will move to TO fig. 103
5)press knob/button (11)
6) position the cursor on FROM
with the knob/button (11)
fig. 101F0E3215gfig. 102F0E3064g
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7) use the knob/button (11) to spec-
ify the distance with respect to your
position to start detour
8)position the cursor on TO with
the knob/button (11)
9) use the knob/button (11) to spec-
ify the distance with respect to your
position to end detour
10) select OK with the knob/button
(11). Press the knob/button (11) to
confirm. The route guidance menu will
appear on the display and the new
route is recalculated. The message
NEW CALC. will appear on the dis-
play
Proceed as follows to switch the
function off:
1)press T (8): the display will show
the TRAFFIC menu fig. 101
2) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect TR. JAM FUNCT. 3)the display will show the SET-
TINGS menu fig. 102; turn the
knob/button (11) to select TRAFFIC
AHEAD
4)press the knob/button (11) to
confirm; the display will show the
TRAFFIC AHEAD menu fig. 103
5) select CLEAR by the knob/button
6)press the knob/button (11) to
confirm. The route will be recalculat-
edLOCKING A ROUTE
SECTION WITHIN A ROUTE
LIST
You can lock single road sections
along the calculated route. This func-
tion is very useful when you receive
information on heavy traffic, works in
progress, etc. along your calculated
route.
Proceed as follows:
1) press T (8): the display will show
the TRAFFIC menu fig. 101
2) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect TR. JAM FUNCT
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3)the display will show the SET-
TINGS menu fig. 102
4) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect MODIFY ROUTE fig. 104; the
display will show the route list where
to lock the required route section
IMPORTANT Long routes in
which single short sections cannot be
locked are marked with symbol “
+”.
To display short route sections, select
items marked with symbol “
+” and
hold the knob/button pressed for
longer than two seconds.
Short route sections which are not
divided are marked with symbol“
-”.
Route sections that cannot be locked
(since an alternative route cannot be
selected), are marked with symbol
S.5) use the knob/button (11) to se-
lect the first route section you want
to delete from the list (it is better to
select a long route)
6) press the knob/button (11): a ring
will be displayed in front of the se-
lected route
7) turn the knob/button (11) until
selecting the last route to delete from
the list (it is better to select a long
route)
8)press the knob/button (11). The
main navigation menu will appear on
the display and a new route is calcu-
lated. The message NEW CALC will
appear on the display.Deleting/changing route lock
Proceed as follows:
1) press T (8): the display will show
the TRAFFIC menu fig. 101
2)turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect TR. JAM FUNCT.
3)the display will show the SET-
TINGS menu
4) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect MODIFY ROUTE fig. 104; the
display will show the clear or change
options.
– to cleara route section, select
CLEAR. The display will show the
main navigation menu and new route
will be calculated: the display shows
NEW CALC.
– to changea route section, select
CHANGEand repeat the operations
listed in points 3), 4), 5)and 6)con-
cerning route lock
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GENERAL INFORMATION
This telephone can be used to make
the same telephone connections of a
portable cellular phone. Therefore, to
make a telephone call you need a SIM
card and you must be in a place served
by the GSM 900/1800 network, with
enough signal intensity.
IMPORTANT The network ser-
vices described in this section (e.g. in-
coming call) are managed by the tele-
phone, but their availability depends
on the network and the type of con-
tract agreed with the network
provider.
IMPORTANT If power supply is
lower than the minimum preset
threshold, phone call quality is not as-
sured. For this reason, turning the en-
gine on during a telephone call might
interrupt it.TURNING THE phone on
To activate the phone, if a valid SIM
card has been inserted, press
£(15).
The display will show the main phone
menu fig. 140
Displayed symbols mean the follow-
ing:
⁄: GSM network connection
ó: mailbox (messages received and
not read)
¿: GSM signal field intensity
T T
E E
L L
E E
P P
H H
O O
N N
E E
ENTERING THE PIN CODE
The PIN (Personal Identification
Number) code prevent unauthorised
use of SIM card services.
PIN and PUK (Personal Unlock Key)
codes are communicated to you when
you buy the SIM card.
The PIN code can be deactivated or
changed (see “Changing the PIN code”
in this section).
IMPORTANT Write down the
PIN code and keep it in a safe place.
When the display shows PIN CODE
proceed as follows:
1) use the speller to enter the PIN
code starting from the first digit
2)select symbol
jand then press the
knob/button (
11) to confirm: press at
length the last selected digit to confirm
PIN code entry.
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IMPORTANT After three unsuc-
cessful PIN code entries, the SIM card
is locked. To unlock the SIM card, en-
ter the PUK code (see paragraph “SIM
card unlocking” in this section).
After entering the correct PIN code,
the system will turn on to the last
source selected (Radio, CD or CD-
Changer, where fitted) and the main
phone menu fig. 140will be displayed.Changing the PIN code
To change the PIN code, proceed as
follows:
1) press
£(15) to turn the phone
mode on
2) press MEN (10): the display will
show the phone Setup menufig. 140
3) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect PIN CODE fig. 141
4)turn the knob/button (11) to con-
firm: the display will ask for change
confirmation
5)press the knob/button (11) to
change the PIN code otherwise press
ESC (9)6)enter the new PIN code (starting
from the first digit), turning the
knob/button (11) until moving the cur-
sor to the required digit fig. 142.
7) after entering the PIN code, se-
lect symbol
jand then press the
knob/button (11) to confirm
8) confirm by entering the PIN code
again and then repeat the operations
described in the previous point: the
display will show the phone setup
menu fig. 140
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SIM CARD UNLOCKING
After three unsuccessful PIN code
entries, the SIM card is locked. To un-
lock the SIM card, enter the PUK code
(Personal Unlock Key).
The eight-digit PUK code is commu-
nicated when buying the SIM card.
IMPORTANT The PUK code can-
not be changed.
When inserting a locked SIM card in-
side the GSM module, the display will
show an error message and ask you to
enter the PUK code. To enter the
PUK code press the knob/ button
(11).Entering the PUK code
Proceed as follows:
1) use the speller fig. 143to enter the
PUK code, starting from the first digit
2) after entering the PUK code, select
symbol
jand then press the knob/but-
ton (11) to confirm: the display will ask
you to enter the PIN code;
3)enter the code and then press the
knob/button (11): the display will show
the following screen fig. 144;
4) enter the PIN code again and then
press the knob/button (11).VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
The ringer and conversation tone
volume can be adjusted as required.
Proceed as follows:
– turn the knob/button (16) to the
left to lower the volume
– turn the knob/button (16) to the
right to increase the volume
fig. 144F0E3219gfig. 145F0E3085gfig. 143F0E3232g
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Selecting the time format
Proceed as follows to select the time
format (12 or 24 hour clock):
1) open the SETTINGS menu
fig. 185as described previously
2)turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect CLOCK
3) press the knob/button (11) to
confirm
4) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect SETTINGS
5) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect TIME FORMAT fig. 1906)press the knob/button (11) to
confirm
7)press repeatedly the knob/button
(11) to select 12H or 24H
8) press the knob/button (11) for
longer than two seconds to confirm
the selection.
Press ESC (
9) to return to the pre-
vious menu. SETTING THE CLOCK
The SETTINGS menu can be used to
switch the summer time on and off, ad-
just the clock format (12 hours/24
hours) and set the time zone referred
to Central European Time (MEZ).
These settings are required by the
sound/navigation system to calculate
the discrepancy between system time
and GPS transmitted time and, conse-
quently, calculate the actual navigation
time.
fig. 190F0E3087g