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DIALLING A SERVICE NUMBER .............................................................. 68
Frequent Numbers function ........................................................................ 68
Last Numbers Received function ............................................................... 70
Last Numbers Called function .................................................................... 71
Directory function .......................................................................................... 72
WAP function .................................................................................................. 79
Voice Memo function .................................................................................... 84
Other menus function ................................................................................... 86
Messages function ........................................................................................... 86
Options function ............................................................................................. 90
Settings function .............................................................................................. 93
NAVIGATOR (NAV).............................................................................. 94
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 94
SCREEN OPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS ................................................ 95
GRAPHIC INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................... 96
VOICE INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................. 96
NAVIGATION CD-ROM PLAYER ........................................................... 97
MAP ................................................................................................................... 98
MAIN SCREEN ............................................................................................... 99
OTHER MENUS ............................................................................................. 101
SELECT ADDRESS ......................................................................................... 101
Address ............................................................................................................. 102
Points of interest ............................................................................................ 107
Last destinations ............................................................................................. 109
Directory .......................................................................................................... 109
RDS-TMC ......................................................................................................... 110
Home 1 – Home 2 ......................................................................................... 112
ATLAS ............................................................................................................... 113
SET ROUTE ..................................................................................................... 113
CHANGE DISPLAY ....................................................................................... 114
DELETE DESTINATION .............................................................................. 115
MAP OPTIONS .............................................................................................. 116
VOICE DIRECTORY ..................................................................................... 117
ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP).................................................... 118
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 118
GENERAL TRIP and TRIP B function ........................................................ 118
ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) ................................................................ 119
Distance to destination ................................................................................. 119
Speed limit ........................................................................................................ 119km/miles to empty .......................................................................................... 119
Inst.fuel consumpt .......................................................................................... 120
Trip time ........................................................................................................... 120
Distance traveled ............................................................................................ 120
Average speed ................................................................................................. 120
Average fuel consum ..................................................................................... 120
Trip:speed ......................................................................................................... 120
Trip:setup ......................................................................................................... 121
Trip:info ........................................................................................................... 123
Trip:reset ......................................................................................................... 125
VOICE RECOGNITION........................................................................ 126
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 126
VOICE COMMANDS ................................................................................... 127
Keywords ......................................................................................................... 127
Voice command examples ............................................................................ 128
INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE SERVICES (SOS) ..... 143
Medical advice function ................................................................................. 143
Roadside assist.function ................................................................................ 144
Personal number function ............................................................................ 144
Emergency 112 function ............................................................................... 144
Settings function ............................................................................................ 145
Calls for medical advice or roadside assistance .................................... 146
Infomobility services ...................................................................................... 147
SETUP............................................................................................................. 150
LANGUAGE .................................................................................................... 151
DATE&TEMP (DATE &TEMPERATURE) ................................................ 152
VEHICLE ........................................................................................................... 154
CONNECT (settings) ................................................................................... 157
Instrument panel ............................................................................................. 157
Video ................................................................................................................... 158
Power OFF ....................................................................................................... 159
FAULTS......................................................................................................... 160
Internal faults ................................................................................................... 160
Overtemperature faults ................................................................................ 160

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Regional function
This function enables or disables a
RDS regional service.
To turn on/off the “Regional” func-
tion, press button 15-fig. 1, after se-
lecting the “Regional” function by turn-
ing the encoder 14-fig. 1. This func-
tion is only available on FM band. The
display shows
– “DISABLED”
or
– “ENABLED”.NEWS function
This function shortly enables or not
the PTY code News.
To turn on/off the “NEWS” function,
press button 15-fig. 1 after selecting
the “NEWS” function by turning the
encoder 14-fig. 1. This function is on-
ly available on FM band. The display
shows
– “ON”
or
– “OFF”.OK
Choosing “OK” with the encoder 14-
fig. 1and confirming it by pressing the
button 15-fig. 1goes back to the pre-
vious screen storing the adjustments
set. Pressing “ESCAPE” 13-fig. 1goes
back to the previous screen resuming
the settings stored previously.

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– A vertical menu featuring the fol-
lowing icon keys:
Other menus:takes to second
page of telephone menu.
Frequent Numbers: allows
management of frequent number
list.
Last numbers received:stores
the phone numbers of the last 10
received calls.
Last numbers called: stores the
phone numbers of the last 10
made calls.
Directory:manages name/tele-
phone number database.
WAP:enables access to WAP
(Wireless Access Protocol) ser-
vice.
Voice memo:manages voice
box.If CONNECT Nav+ is already on
(e.g.: audio mode), to enter the tele-
phone mode proceed as follows:
– press shortly button
ß8-fig. 1, the
display will show for few seconds the
last dialled number;
– press again button
ß8-fig. 1to
start the phone call.When call is in progress, the display
shows the status as in fig. 42:
– Current telephone status (“call in
progress”).
– Conversation time of the active
call.
– Residual credit (prepaid cards on-
ly).
– Called or incoming telephone num-
ber (if available by the provider).
– Directory data associated to this
number.
– Numbers typed-in during the con-
versation when calling a service
provider and inputting requested in-
formation like credit card number, or
arrival time of your desired train,
etc…
fig. 42
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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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INCOMING CALLS
Whichever is the CONNECT Nav+
system active mode, when an external
telephone call comes in, a dialog box
will be overlapped fig. 44on the cur-
rent window that shows the following
information:
– call from:
– name of the calling party (if avail-
able in the directory);
– caller phone number, if this service
is available from the network provider;
– animated icon which is associated
to the ringer sound;
– accept or refuse.To accept the call, proceed as fol-
lows:
– short push on button ß8-fig. 1;
dialog box disappears and ring stops,
the display shows the string “call in
progress”.
To close the conversation, pro-
ceed as follows:
– press button
ß8-fig. 1; the sys-
tem returns automatically to the pre-
vious mode and the display shows the
relevant status.
To refuse the call, proceed as fol-
lows:
– long push on button
ß8-fig. 1; di-
alog box disappears and ring stops. In
this case the screen will remain the
one shown before the incoming call.
IMPORTANT Dialog box disap-
pears and ring stops also if the line is
unwillingly lost.
OUTGOING CALLS
To start a call, proceed as follows:
– enter the telephone mode as pre-
viously described;
– dial the required number using the
12 bottom key corresponding to dig-
it/characters;
– to enter the international prefix
(“+” character), push “0”
– dialled number is shown in the in-
put box on the display; max. 20 digits
can be input and in case there is no
enough space to keep the whole
string, the interface will provide a left
string scroll;
– push button
ß8-fig. 1.
IMPORTANTWhen entering the
first digit, focus moves automatically
to “Delete” thus enabling to clear off
the inserted phone number.
fig. 44
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IMPORTANT Short push on “ES-
CAPE” 13-fig. 1clears the last input
digit.
– to start a call, press button
ß8-fig. 1; active screen becomes the
one shown in fig. 42.
IMPORTANTPush on bottom
keys (1-9) selects the corresponding
stored phone number (see paragraph
“Frequent Numbers” for details).
Volume can be adjusted with the en-
coder 20-fig. 1.
DIALLING A
SERVICE NUMBER
Following the instructions given in
the previous paragraph, the user can
dial service numbers (e.g.:
# xxxxx
) according to ETSI Standard GSM
02.30.
“Frequent Numbers”
FUNCTION
“Frequent numbers” function enables
to create and have quick access to a
list with the 9 most frequently dialled
phone numbers.
To choose the required “frequent
number”, select it by rotating the en-
coder 14-fig. 1and then press “EN-
TER” 15-fig. 1to confirm the “Fre-
quent Numbers” function on the main
telephone function screen. The display
shows the submenu in fig. 45featur-
ing functions “Dial”, “New entry” and
“Order”.
fig. 45
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“Settings”
Settings shall be performed with ref-
erence to the information provided by
the WAP service provider.
This key fig. 69selected by rotating
the encoder 14-fig. 1and then con-
firmed by “ENTER” 15-fig. 1, allows
the following:
– to enter WAP provider telephone
number, by selecting “Provider phone
number” icon fig. 74;
– to enter connection line type, by
selecting “Connection type”, which
can be ISDN (numeric) or PSTN (ana-
log);
– to enter IP address, by selecting “IP
address” icon;– to enter IP port, by selecting “IP
port” icon;
– log-in user name, by selecting
“User name” icon;
– enter the password used to access
the WAP service, by selecting “Pass-
word” icon”;
Any of these keys activates the key-
pad to be used for entering the re-
quired data.“Voice Memo”
FUNCTION
“Voice Memo” allows management
of the messages recorded in the voice
box.
It is activated by long push on
ô2-
fig. 1or
ô3-fig. 2key (where pro-
vided): a beep and a display message
fig. 75mark the start of recording.
fig. 74
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“Other menus”
FUNCTION
Rotate the encoder 14-fig. 1to se-
lect “Other menus” and then press
“ENTER” to confirm 15-fig. 1. “Oth-
er menus” in main telephone screen
displays the screen shown in fig. 78
with the following icon keys:
“Previous menu”: to get back to main
telephone screen;
“Messages”: to manage SMS (Short
Message Service);
“Options”: to set phone options,
“Settings”: to modify phone setup.
“Messages”
FUNCTION
(SMS - Short Message Service)
“Messages” key fig. 78allows read-
ing and sending short messages (max-
imum length is 160 characters) by
GSM phone.
Read and sent messages are stored
into two separate boxes, which how-
ever share a common memory sec-
tion; so the sum of sent and read
stored messages must not exceed the
maximum number of allowed SMSs (it
depends on the SIM card).
Telephone module stops input of
new messages when the buffer is full
and the “Enter” key is disabled.
In this case the display shows a string
with the following warning message:
“Further SMS messages cannot be
stored or received”.When selecting “Messages” key by ro-
tating the encoder 14-fig. 1and press-
ing “ENTER” to confirm 15-fig. 1, the
display shows the screen in
fig. 79with the following icon keys:
“Dial”: to select message;
“Enter”: to compose message;
“Center number”: to specify service
center telephone number, stored in
the SIM card.
fig. 78
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fig. 79
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