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“CITTÀ” (IN DEST AREA)
entry
Proceed as follows:
1) select INS. DEST. (DEST. ENTRY)
in the main navigation menu with the
knob/button (11) fig. 46
2) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The destination
entry menu will be started
3) select DEST. SPECIALI (P.O.I.)
with the knob/button (11) fig. 47. The
special destinations menu will be
opened
4) position the cursor on CITTÀ (IN
DEST AREA) fig. 48by turning the
knob/button (11)5) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The directory
list will be displayed
6) turn the knob/button (11) to seek
the required destination in the list
7) confirm the destination by press-
ing the knob/button (11).
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.“DEST. EXTRAREG.”
(SUPRAREG. DESTS) entry
Proceed as follows:
1) select INS. DEST. (DEST. ENTRY)
in the main navigation menu with the
knob/button (11)fig. 46
2) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The destination
entry menu will be opened
3) select DEST. SPECIALI (P.O.I.)
with the knob/button (11) fig. 47. The
special destination menu will be
opened
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4) position the cursor on DEST. EX-
TRAREG. (SUPRAREG. DESTS)
fig. 49by turning the knob/button
(11)
5) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The directory
list will be displayed
6) turn the knob/button (11) to seek
the required destination in the list
7) confirm the destination by press-
ing the knob/button (11).
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.“DINTORNI DEST.”
(DEST. SURROUND) entry
Proceed as follows:
1) select INS. DEST. (DEST. ENTRY)
in the main navigation menu with the
knob/button (11) fig. 46
2) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The destination
entry menu will be opened
3) select DEST. SPECIALI (P.O.I.)
with the knob/button (11) fig. 47. The
special destinations menu will be
opened
4) position the cursor on DIN-
TORNI DEST. (DEST. SURROUND)
fig. 50by turning the knob/button
(11)
5) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The directory
list will be displayed6) turn the knob/button (11) to seek
the required destination in the list
7) confirm the destination by press-
ing the knob/button (11).
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.
“DINT. POS. ATT.“
(POS. SURROUND) entry
Proceed as follows:
1) select INS. DEST (DEST. ENTRY)
in the main navigation menu with the
knob/button (11) fig. 46
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2) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The destination
entry menu will be opened
3) select DEST. SPECIALI (P.O.I.)
with the knob/button (11) fig. 47. The
special destinations menu will be
opened
4) position the cursor on DINT.
POS. ATT. (POS. SURROUND) fig.
51by turning the knob/button (11)
5) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The directory
list will be displayed
6) turn the knob/button (11) to seek
the required destination in the list7) confirm by pressing the knob/but-
ton (11).
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.
USING STORED
DESTINATIONS
You can use previously stored des-
tinations. Three memory categories
are offered:
– ULTIME 10 (LAST 10 MEMORY):
the last ten navigation destinations.
The destinations are automatically en-
tered in the LAST 10 memory when
the LAST 10 option in the DSC NAVI
navigation menu is on. See “Destina-
tion memory” in the “Active naviga-
tion”;
– INS. POS. ATT. (POSITION
MARK): car position is stored and can
be selected as a destination;
– ORDINE ALFAB. (ALPH. SORT-
ING) (alphabetical sorting): the desti-
nations are stored in alphabetical or-
der;– ORDINE MANUALE (MANUAL
SORTING): the destinations are
shown in the previously set order.
Proceed as follows to use a previ-
ously stored destination:
1) press the NAV button (12) to dis-
play the main navigation menu
2) select MEMORIA DEST. (DEST.
MEMORY) with the knob/button (11)
fig. 52
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3) confirm the selection by pressing
the knob/button (11). The destination
memory menu will be opened fig. 53
4) position the cursor on the re-
quired destination by turning the
knob/button (11)
5) confirm the destination by press-
ing the knob/button (11).
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.STORING THE CURRENT
POSITION
Proceed as follows to store the cur-
rent position of the car:
1) select MEMORIA DEST. (DEST.
MEMORY) in the main navigation
menu with the knob/button (11)
2) confirm the selection with the
knob/button (11). The destination en-
try menu will be opened3) select INS. POS. ATT. (POSI-
TION MARK) with the knob/button
(11) fig. 54
4) confirm the destination with the
knob/button (11).
IMPORTANT This procedure can
only be carried out if a navigation CD
is inserted.
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.
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ROUTE GUIDANCE
Active navigation requires an entered
destination (see
DESTINATION ENTRYin
the
SATELLITE NAVIGATIONchapter) and
route operations settings.
Proceed as follows:
1) press the NAV button (12). The
main navigation menu will appear on
the display fig. 55
2) select AVVIA NAVIGAZ.
(ROUTE GUIDANCE) by turning the
knob/button (11) 3) press the knob/button (11) to dis-
play the route guidance menu fig. 56.
The system will start computing the
route. The calculation can take sev-
eral seconds according to the distance.
During this time the message CALC
or RECALC will appear on the display
(the latter if a previous route guidance
is on). The distance to be travelled to
reach the destination will be shown
under the time.
The name of the street which you
are travelling along or the street you
will need to turn on will appear in the
upper row of the route guidance
menu.IMPORTANT If you leave the in-
dicated route, the sound/navigation
system will display the message OFF
ROAD or OFF MAP (in the case of in-
sufficient positioning data).
The route guidance instructions are
shown on the display.
The instructions can be displayed in
2-D fig. 56or 3-D fig. 57.
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When the CD CHANGER(where fit-
ted) is on, the number of the current
CD, the track name or number and
the track playing time are shown on
the display.
The message “PHONE” will appear
on the display when the telephone
Mute function is on.INTERRUPTING
NAVIGATION
Proceed as follows to interrupt nav-
igation:
1) press the ESC button (9) or enter
a new destination. When pressing ESC
(9), a navigation interruption confir-
mation message will appear on the dis-
play fig. 58.
2) select SI (YES) by turning the knob/
button (11)
3) press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the selection.
IMPORTANT The navigation da-
ta will be stored for 30 minutes if the
system is switched off during active
navigation. The navigation will start
again during this period. After 30 min-
utes you will need to restore the
route guidance data. Press the knob/button (11) for ap-
proximately three seconds until the in-
struction changes to select the re-
quired option.
The distance before the turning point
and the time required to reach the
destination or the forecasted arrival
time are shown on the display (see
SWITCHING ROUTE TIME INFORMATION ON
AND OFF
in this chapter).
Furthermore, the traffic announce-
ment status (TA function) and the
TMC status (Traffic Message Channel)
are shown on the display.
The active sound source is shown on
the display along with the name or the
frequency of the station tuned to (see
RDS FUNCTIONin the RADIOchapter).
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TUNING THE RADIO
You can tune the radio directly dur-
ing active navigation by pressing one
of the buttons (13or 14).
IMPORTANT You need to have
stored stations under the multiple
function buttons (13or 14) in order
to do this (see
STORING STATIONin the
RADIOchapter). CHANGING THE
SOUND SOURCE
You can change the sound source
during active navigation in any moment
by pressing the TU button (17) or the
CD-C button (15). The main radio,
CD or CD
CHANGER(where fitted)
menu will appear on the display, ac-
cordingly.
Press NAV (12) to return to active
navigation.NO MAP NAVIGATION
NO MAP navigation is carried out
when the navigation CD is removed
after entering the destination and
starting navigation. The internal CD
player can be used during NO MAP
navigation for sound playback.
The message NO MAP will appear
when the NO MAP function is on
along with the straight distance to the
destination.
IMPORTANT It may take the
sound/navigation system several min-
utes to correctly restore the car po-
sitioning data when the navigation CD
is reinerted. During this time, the mes-
sage OFF ROAD or OFF MAP will ap-
pear on the display (the latter for in-
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DYNAMIC TRAVEL GUIDE
(where fitted)
When the “DYnamic travel guide”
function is on, the satellite sound/nav-
igation system analyses and process-
es the traffic messages to compute the
route.
Traffic messages are broadcast by
RDS stations with TMC service (Traf-
fic Message Channel).
Proceed as follows to activate the
“Dynamic travel guide” function:
1) during “Route guidance” press the
MEN button (10). The main navigation
menu will appear on the display fig. 59
2) turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect OPZIONI PERC. (ROUTE OP-
TION)
3) press the knob/button (11) to se-
lect PERCORSO (ROUTE) fig. 604) press repeatedly the knob/button
(11) until DINAMIC (DYN.) is dis-
played
5) press the knob/button (11) to se-
lect CONTINUA (CONTINUE)
6) press the knob/button (11).
The system returns to “Route guid-
ance” (see “Route guidance” in this
chapter) and settings stay unvaried un-
til another setting is performed.IMPORTANT To activate the “Dy-
namic travel guide” during the “Route
guidance”, the satellite sound/naviga-
tion system tunes to a TMC station.
Should there be no TMC station
stored on the FMC waveband, TMC
station scanning will be started. Scan-
ning may take several minutes since it
is performed on the whole frequency
range. During this period the radio is
off.
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