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Voice Memo function .................................................................................... 82
Other menus function .................................................................................... 84
Messages function ........................................................................................... 84
Options function ............................................................................................. 88
Settings function .............................................................................................. 91
NAVIGATOR.............................................................................................. 92
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 92
SCREEN OPTIONS AND FUNCTIONS ................................................ 93
GRAPHIC INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................... 94
VOICE INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................. 94
NAVIGATION CD-ROM PLAYER ........................................................... 95
MAIN SCREEN ............................................................................................... 96
OTHER MENUS ............................................................................................. 99
SELECT ADDRESS ......................................................................................... 99
Address ............................................................................................................. 100
Points of interest ............................................................................................ 103
Last destinations ............................................................................................. 105
Directory .......................................................................................................... 105
RDS-TMC ......................................................................................................... 106
Home 1 – Home 2 ......................................................................................... 108
SET ROUTE ..................................................................................................... 109
CHANGE DISPLAY ....................................................................................... 110
DELETE DESTINATION .............................................................................. 111
MAP OPTIONS ............................................................................................. 112
VOICE DIRECTORY ..................................................................................... 113
ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP).................................................... 116
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 116
GENERAL TRIP and TRIP B function ........................................................ 116
ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) ................................................................ 117
Distance to destination ................................................................................. 117
Speed limit ........................................................................................................ 117
Km/miles to empty ......................................................................................... 117
Instant consumption ...................................................................................... 118Trip time ........................................................................................................... 118
Distance traveled ............................................................................................ 118
Average speed ................................................................................................. 118
Average consumption .................................................................................... 118
Trip: speed ....................................................................................................... 118
Trip: MY CAR ................................................................................................. 119
Trip: info ........................................................................................................... 121
Trip: reset ......................................................................................................... 123
VOICE RECOGNITION........................................................................ 124
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 124
VOICE COMMANDS ................................................................................... 125
Keywords ......................................................................................................... 125
Examples (voice commands) ....................................................................... 132
INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE SERVICES (SOS)..... 141
Medical advice function ................................................................................. 141
Roadside assist. function ............................................................................... 142
Personal number function ............................................................................ 142
Emergency 112 function ............................................................................... 142
Phone settings function ................................................................................. 143
Calls for medical advice or roadside assistance ...................................... 144
bCONNECT Infomobility services ............................................................ 145
MY CAR......................................................................................................... 148
LANGUAGE .................................................................................................... 149
DATE & TIME ................................................................................................. 150
VEHICLE ........................................................................................................... 152
CONNECT (settings) ................................................................................... 156
Instrument panel ............................................................................................. 156
Video .................................................................................................................. 157
Power OFF ....................................................................................................... 157
FAULTS......................................................................................................... 159
Internal faults ................................................................................................... 159
Overtemperature faults ................................................................................ 159

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No
– Never use chemical products for
cleaning (e.g. spray cans, antistatics or
thinners) as they might damage the
surface of Compact Discs.
– After listening to them put Com-
pact Discs back in their boxes to avoid
marking or scoring which could cause
skipping when playing.
– Do not expose Compact Discs to
direct sunlight, high temperatures or
damp for prolonged lengths of time to
prevent them from bending.
– Do not stick labels or write on the
recorded surface of Compact Discs.
To remove a Compact Disc from its
container, press on the centre and
raise the disc holding carefully from
the edges.Always hold a Compact Disc by the
edge. Never touch the surface.
To remove fingerprints and dust, use
a soft cloth starting from the centre of
the Compact Disc towards the cir-
cumference.
Proper way to hold
the compact discRemoving the disc
New discs may be rough around the
edges. When using these discs the
player might not work or the sound
might skip. To remove roughness
from the edge of a disc use a ball-point
pen, etc.
Ball-point pen
Roughness
IMPORTANTDo not use the pro-
tective sheets for CDs in commerce
or discs with stabilisers, etc. as they
might get stuck in the internal mech-
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Do not use solvents such as stain re-
movers, antistatic sprays or thinners
in commerce for cleaning Compact
Discs.
Do not use highly scratched, cracked
or distorted Compact Discs. This
could damage the player or prevent
it from working properly.
No
No
Notes about Compact Discs
Do not stick labels on the surfaces of
a Compact Disc or write on the sur-
face with pens or pencils.
No
IMPORTANTShould copy-pro-
tected CDs be used, then, few sec-
onds may be required before the sys-
tem starts to play them. Moreover,
due to the proliferation of always new
and different protection methods, it is
not guaranteed that the CD player can
play whatever protected disc. Copy
protection is often indicated on the
CD cover in small letters or hard to
read characters. Usually it is indicat-
ed by writings like: “COPY CON-
TROL”, “COPY PROTECTED”,
“THIS CD CANNOT BE PLAYED
ON A PC/MAC”, or it is identified by
symbols like:
Protected discs (and their cover)
very often are not marked with the au-
dio CD identification symbol:

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The audio system is turned on by
pressing briefly the “AUDIO” key 20-
fig. 1which displays the main func-
tions of the radio fig. 7.
Keeping button 20-fig. 1pressed
longer, with the audio system on and
any operating mode active, the
“MUTE” mode is switched on: this
way the audio source is muted and the
display will show “MUTE”. The
“MUTE” function can be switched off
either by pressing key 20-fig. 1for
more than 2 seconds or changing the
sound volume.
Through the audio system of the
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control:
– RDS radio with FM/AM reception;
– Compact Disc player;
– CD-Changer (if installed);
– equalizer;
– MP3 player.SCREEN OPTIONS
AND FUNCTIONS
Pressing repeatedly the “SRC” key 2-
fig. 1the available audio sources are
displayed cyclically:
– Radio (FM1, FM2, FM3, FMAST,
LW, MW, AMAST)
– CD (if the CD is inserted)
– CD-Changer (if installed).
The audio source is automatically
changed in one of the following cas-
es:– broadcasting of traffic information,
if the TA function is on and an enabled
station is tuned (TP)
– forwarding a phone call
– receiving a phone call
– voice recognition function activa-
tion.
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TA - TRAFFIC INFORMATION
Certain stations in the FM band
(FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMAST) are al-
so enabled to broadcast information
about the conditions of the traffic. In
this case the displays shows the ab-
breviation “TP”.
To turn on/off the TA function (Traf-
fic Announcement) for traffic bulletins,
press briefly one of the keypad keys
16-fig. 1set near the icon key TA.
When the TA function is on, the dis-
play shows “TA” and the wording on
the icon key is darkened.
The listening conditions and infor-
mation shown on the display may be
the following:
– TA and TP: you are tuned to a sta-
tion that broadcasts traffic information
and the traffic information function is
on– TP: you are tuned to a station that
broadcasts traffic information but the
traffic information function is off
– TA: the traffic information function
is on but you are tuned to a station
that does not broadcast traffic infor-
mation
– TA and TP not shown on the dis-
play: you are tuned to a station that
does not broadcast traffic information
and the traffic information function is
off.
With the TA function on it is possi-
ble:
1) to receive traffic information al-
so if the CD/CDC/MP3 player is
working;
2) to receive traffic information at a
preset minimum level also with the ra-
dio volume down completely. Listening to stored stations
Proceed as follows:
– choose the required frequency
band (FM1, FM2, FM3, FMAST, LW,
MW or AMAST) pressing repeatedly
the “SRC” key 2-fig. 1;
– press briefly one of the station
storage keys on the keypad 16-fig. 1
numbered from “1” to “6” at the bot-
tom of the main screen.
In the FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMAST
bands, if reception is poor and the
“AF-Alt. Freq.” alternative frequency
seek function is on, a station with the
strongest signal that is broadcasting
the same programme is automatically
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The operations to be carried out for
each of the above two conditions are
listed below.
1) If you wish to receive traffic in-
formation while listening to a CD, be-
fore inserting the CD, tune to a sta-
tion enabled to broadcast traffic in-
formation (TP) and turn the TA func-
tion on. If, while playing the CD, this
station broadcasts traffic information,
CD playing will be temporarily
stopped and resumed automatically at
the end of the message.
If the CD player is already operat-
ing and, at the same time, you wish to
receive traffic information, actuating
the TA function will cause the radio to
tune to the latest station listened to
on the FM band (if the station controls
the “TP”); otherwise, automatic
search will be started to find a station
that controls the “TP”.2) To receive traffic information
though not listening to the radio:
– turn on the TA function, so that
the display shows the abbreviation
“TA”;
– tune to a station enabled to broad-
cast traffic information so that “TP”
is shown on the display;
This way, if that station broadcasts
traffic information, this will be heard
at a minimum predefined volume.
A telephone call has higher priority
than traffic message.IMPORTANT In certain countries,
radio stations exist which though the
TP function is active (the display shows
“TP”), do not broadcast traffic infor-
mation.
If the radio is operating on the AM
band, selecting the FM band will cause
the latest listened station to be tuned.
If the selected station does not send
traffic information (the “TP” writing
does not appear on the display), au-
tomatic search will be started to seek
an enabled station to which the radio
will tune.
If the volume is changed during a traf-
fic bulletin the value is not shown on
the display and the new value is kept
only for the bulletin in progress.

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If the CD is not inserted, is illegible
or is not an audio CD, the display will
show the message “No CD” or “No
CD-DA” and all CD/CDC icon keys
are disabled.
Press respectively “
¯¯” 5-fig. 1or
“
˙˙” 6-fig. 1to play the previous or
the next track on the CD.
To stop the CD press briefly “
˙/II”
9-fig. 1. To restart CD playing, press
briefly again “
˙/II” 9-fig. 1. To pause
the CD player press continuously
“
˙/II” 9-fig. 1.
To eject the CD from the slot 7-
fig. 1press key 8-fig. 1.“Shuffle” FUNCTION
(RANDOM PLAYING)
To turn the “Shuffle” function on/off,
select it by turning the knob 15-
fig. 1and then press it to confirm.
When the Shuffle function is on, the
display shows “SHUFFLE” and symbol
“✓” is shown near the corresponding
icon.
With this function on, the CD
tracks are played in random se-
quence. To turn off this function,
press knob 15-fig. 1again. “Prog” FUNCTION
To turn the “Prog” function on/off, ro-
tate knob 15-fig. 1and then press it af-
ter selecting the function. This function
can only be selected with CD or CDC
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Delete
“Delete” icon enables to clear the
CD name.
To turn the function on, select
“Delete” icon rotating the knob 15-
fig. 1and pressing it.
Delete name
“Delete name” icon enables to delete
a previously stored sequence name.
To turn the function on, select
“Delete name” icon rotating the knob
15-fig. 1and pressing it.
OK
To confirm your choices, select the
“OK” icon with the knob 15-fig. 1
and press it; the name and the asso-
ciated sequence are stored.IMPORTANTIn case of buffer full,
a warning message “WARNING, CD
DIRECTORY FULL” will be displayed
to point out the problem. The user
shall have to delete some previously
stored CD names.
“AUDIO SETUP” FUNCTION
(AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS)
To access the audio setup menu
while listening to a CD, select the “Au-
dio setup” icon with the knob 15-
fig. 1and press it to confirm.
For the description of the different
functions available in the menu, see the
corresponding paragraph of the “RA-
DIO MODE” chapter.CD-CHANGER
MODE (if installed)
IMPORTANTNever use 8 cm au-
dio or MP3 CDs, even with the spe-
cial adapter, since this format damages
the system.
The CD-changer cannot play CDs in
the MP3 format.
If the multiple CD player is installed,
selecting CDC source (CD-Changer),
the following functions are displayed
fig. 21:
– Shuffle
– Prog
– Scan
– Compression
– CDC setup
– Audio setup.
fig. 21
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