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OK
To confirm the chosen option, select
“OK” with the encoder 14-fig. 1and
then press “ENTER” 15-fig. 1.
During the operations available in the
“CD Prog” function, buttons 18, 21
and 22-fig. 1are disabled.
When removing the Compact Disc
from the player, a new playback se-
quence shall be programmed.
CD name
This function can be selected only if
a Compact Disc is inserted.
If the CD already has a name, this will
be shown on the display.
“CD name” function allows to name
max. 30 CDs with 20 characters max.
Selecting the “CD name” function by
rotating the encoder 14-fig. 1and
pressing “ENTER” 15-fig. 1goes to
next menu fig. 21:
– Name
– Prog CD
– Delete
– Delete name
– OK.Name
Select “Name” icon with the en-
coder 14-fig. 1and press “ENTER” to
confirm 15-fig. 1, in this way you go
to a screen showing and alphanumer-
ic sequencefig. 22to be used to name
the CD inserted. Proceed as follows:
– select the first letter rotating the
encoder14-fig. 1;
– press “ENTER” to confirm 15-fig. 1;
– proceed in the same way for the
other letters until completing the
name;
– select and press “OK” to confirm
the CD name. After confirming the CD name, the
previous screen is shown automati-
cally.
The CD name is automatically asso-
ciated to CD track number and total
time duration.
Prog CD
Selecting “Prog CD” icon with the
encoder 14-fig. 1and pressing “EN-
TER” 15-fig. 1gives access to a menu
similar to the one shown in fig. 20
with the option to associate a name to
a preset track sequence.
Proceed as described before.
fig. 21
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The CONNECT Nav+ system can
control 5 CDs.
At the bottom of the screen are
shown the functions that can be acti-
vated through the corresponding mul-
tifunction keys 17-fig. 1on the CON-
NECT Nav+ system:
– FMallows audio source change
through the following loop FM1, FM2,
FM3, FMAST, FM1….
– AMallows audio source change
through the following loop MW, LW,
AMAST, MW…
– CDactivates CD
– CDC activates CD Changer
– CD1 …CD5selects the corre-
sponding CD in the multiple player
(only the keys corresponding to the
actual CDs inside the player are active)
– RPTenables the Repeat function:
Repeat one (repeat one track)/Repeat
all (repeat all tracks)/Repeat off (re-
peat function off)
– AUXpresetting for connection to
an external video source (not available
yet).
– ÙMUTE on/off (regardless of the
audio source active).The main screen shows also the fol-
lowing information fig. 24:
– number of the track being played;
– CD name, only if the CD when in-
serted has been named;
– TA wording if the TA-Traff. Ann
function (traffic announcement) is en-
abled);
– playback track number;
– current status of CDC source
(play, pause, stop);
– CD time information;– the numbers of the next 10 tracks
that will be played and symbol “
§” if
there are more than 10 tracks; with
the Shuffle function on (for random
playing sequence), the first 10 CD
tracks of the random numeric se-
quence are displayed.
Selecting the CD-Changer, playback
starts from the last CD heard previ-
ously or from the first CD following
the last one being heard (if this one
was removed) present in the loader.
To change the current CD use the
keypad buttons 17-fig. 1corre-
sponding to CD1….CD5. To hear the
previous or next track of the current
CD respectively press buttons “
¯¯”
22-fig. 1or “
˙˙” 18-fig. 1.
If the selected CD is not in the
loader, the relevant button is disabled.
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OK
To confirm the chosen option, select
“OK” with the encoder 14-fig. 1and
press “ENTER” 15-fig. 1.
During the operations available in the
“CDC Prog” function, buttons 18, 21
and 22-fig. 1are disabled.
When removing the Compact Disc
from the multiple player or changing
the CD sequence, a new playback se-
quence shall be programmed.
CD name
This function can be selected only if
a Compact Disc is inserted in the mul-
tiple player.
If the CD already has a name, this will
be shown on the display.
“CD name” function allows to name
max. 30 CDs with 20 characters max.
For the description of the different
functions, refer to “CD Mode”.“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)
To access the audio setup menu
while listening to a CD, select the “Au-
dio setup” icon rotating the encoder
14-fig. 1and then press “ENTER” to
confirm 15-fig. 1.
For the description of the different
functions available in the menu, see the
corresponding paragraph of the “RA-
DIO MODE” chapter.MP3 MODE
CONNECT Nav+ can recognize the
type of Compact Disc inserted. Dur-
ing the reading procedure to recognize
the disk the display shows “Reading
CD...”. If the inserted CD is a MP3 one,
a specific management is activated.
IMPORTANTNever use 8 cm au-
dio or MP3 CDs, even with the spe-
cific adapter, since this format damages
the system.
IMPORTANTCONNECT Nav+
builds MP3 CD folder-organized struc-
ture of files; folders are organized in
sequence with their own MP3 tracks
(up to max. four levels of folders/sub-
directories). Folder and file name
length shall not exceed 20 characters.
Characters: blank, ’(apostrophe), (
and )(open and closed brackets) are
not admitted in MP3 track names.
When creating MP3 CD you must not
use these characters to name files oth-
erwise CONNECT Nav+ will not be
able to play it.

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PLAYING THE PLAYLIST
Inserting a MP3 CD with associated
playlist starts sequence playing auto-
matically.
The main screen shows also the fol-
lowing information:
– audio source (MP3);
– when available, author and song
name fig. 30, or file name fig. 31;
– current track numberfig. 30;
– current status of MP3 CD source
(play fig. 30, pause fig. 32, stop
fig. 33);– playback time info;
– list of available tracks;
– TA, SHUFFLE, REPEAT… accord-
ing to the active function.Icon keys on the right of the screen
are all enabled, excluding “Define
playlist” and “Playlist” under “Play” and
“Pause” conditions fig. 30 and 32;
stop the MP3 CD (“Stop”) to enable
these two functions fig. 33.
When playing MP3 CD, buttons
“
¯¯” 22-fig. 1and “˙˙” 18-fig. 1on
the left of the CONNECT Nav+ key-
pad, perform the following functions:
– with short push skips to previ-
ous/next track in playlist;
– with long push skips 10 tracks
back/forward in playlist.
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Starting from “Stop” state (stop play-
ing by pressing “
11/˙”21-fig. 1, user
can modify the playlist by means of the
“Define playlist” function or set a track
sequence by means of the “Playlist”
function. It is then possible to play the
MP3 CD by pressing again “
11/˙” 21-
fig. 1(“Play” key).
PLAYING MP3 CD
Inserting a MP3 CD when no playlist
is found, the CONNECT Nav+ sys-
tem displays for 5 seconds the name
of the first “not empty” folder. Playing
starts automatically from the first track
of the first folder of the MP3 CD, go-
ing on in sequence. When actual fold-
er tracks are all played, the sequence
continues with the next MP3 CD fold-
er tracks. Before starting to play the first track
of the new folder, the display shows
for five seconds the new folder name.
The main screen shows also the fol-
lowing information:
– audio source (MP3);
– when available, author and song
name fig. 30, or file name fig. 31;
– current track number fig. 30;
– current status of MP3 CD source
(playfig. 30, pause fig. 32, stop
fig. 33);
– playback time info;
– list of available tracks;
– TA, SHUFFLE, REPEAT… accord-
ing to the active function.Icon keys on the right of the screen
are all enabled, excluding “Define
playlist” and “Playlist” under “Play” and
“Pause” conditions fig. 30 and 32;
stop the MP3 CD (“Stop”) to enable
these two functions fig. 33.
When playing MP3 CD, buttons
“
¯¯” 22-fig. 1and “˙˙”18-fig. 1on
the left of the CONNECT Nav+ key-
pad, perform the following functions:
– with short push skips to previ-
ous/next track in playlist, any change
from one folder to another displays
the name of the new folder for 5 sec-
onds;
– with long push skips to previ-
ous/next not-empty folder. During this
operation the name of the new fold-
er is displayed for five seconds.

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To define the playlist proceed as fol-
lows:
– select the preferred track scrolling
the available ones pressing buttons
“
▲” or “▼” on the keypad 17-fig. 1.
– press “ENTER” to confirm 15-
fig. 1.
Proceed in the same way for all the
tracks you want to add to the playlist.When the max. limit is reached (100
max.), the display will show the fol-
lowing message: “Playlist is complete.
Eliminate at least one track in order to
enter the current track”fig. 36.
To store settings, select “OK” with
the encoder 14-fig. 1and then press
“ENTER” 15-fig. 1.
Pressing “ESCAPE” 13-fig. 1takes
back to MP3 mode main screen, loos-
ing set modifications.
During “Define playlist” operations,
buttons 18, 21and 22 fig. 1are dis-
abled.Changing mode without abandoning
“Define playlist” menu, on the screen
section dedicated to AUDIO info ap-
pears the message “MP3 Def.” (in the
middle of the main screen fig. 37or
in top right box fig. 38).
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ENTERING THE PIN CODE
IMPORTANTThe PIN code (Per-
sonal Identification Number) prevents
unauthorised use of SIM card services.
PIN is asked by CONNECT Nav+ in
the following cases:
– When the system is switched on,
with SIM card already inserted into the
SIM reader and PIN lock is enabled on
that SIM card.
– When a SIM card is inserted into
the SIM reader, and the system is al-
ready on, and PIN lock is enabled on
that SIM card.
– When “TEL” key 10-fig. 1is
pushed to switch on a previously
switched off telephone module (TEL
OFF), and the SIM card is inserted in-
to the SIM reader, the PIN lock is en-
abled on that SIM card and PIN code
has never been inserted before.– When the user tries to make a
non-emergency call and the SIM card
is inserted into the SIM reader, PIN
lock is enabled on that SIM card and
PIN code has never been inserted be-
fore.
– When “TEL” key 10-fig. 1or
ß8-fig. 1is pushed and a SIM card
is inserted into the SIM reader and the
system is already on and PIN lock is
enabled on that SIM card.
To enter the PIN code (between 4
and 8 digits) use the bottom keypad
on the front panel and then press “EN-
TER” to confirm 15-fig. 1. Entered
digits are shown by asterisks on the
display fig. 43.
If a PIN code digit needs to be cor-
rected, press “ESCAPE” 13-fig. 1to
delete it and write it again correctly. IMPORTANT If the user refuses
to insert PIN or if he confirms a wrong
PIN, a dialog box is displayed, saying
that telephone functions will not be
available till the insertion of the cor-
rect PIN. Only emergency calls (like
police or S.O.S.) will always be en-
abled; in this case only input box and
0-9 buttons will be available on the dis-
play.
IMPORTANTAfter three unsuc-
cessful PIN code entries, the card is
locked. To unlock the card, enter both
the PUK code (Pin Unblocking Key)
and the new PIN.
The network signal search begins af-
ter entering the PIN code and the dis-
play shows the main telephone func-
tion page. After connection, the dis-
play shows the network provider’s
name.

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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 is only available with navi-
gation function on and 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.To display on-board computer
screen, press “TRIP” key 23-fig. 1.
To perform new settings or to have
information about TRIP settings, press
keypad 17-fig. 1buttons: “TRIP”,
“TRIP B”, “SPEED”, “SETUP”, “IN-
FO” or “RESET”.
“GENERAL TRIP” and “TRIP B”
FUNCTION
Press TRIP key 23-fig. 1on CON-
NECT Nav+ front panel to open the
“General Trip” screen fig. 144.
With “General Trip” screen open,
pushing one of the keypad buttons 17-
fig. 1on “TRIP B” will open the rele-
vant screen.
O O
N N
- -
B B
O O
A A
R R
D D
C C
O O
M M
P P
U U
T T
E E
R R
( (
T T
R R
I I
P P
) )
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