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Enter destination - Town centre
Selecting a town centre (town
district) as the destination
In large cities/towns, you can use the “Town
centre” menu field to select part of the town as
your destination.
For smaller towns and villages, you can use
this menu field to select the town centre as your
destination because the information that can
be entered in the “Street” menu field is limited.
Selecting the “Town centre” menu field
•Mark and confirm the “Town centre” menu
field in the enter destination menu.
One of the following will appear in the display:
– the list (for a maximum of 14 entries)
– the edit menu (for more than 14 entries)
Selecting the centre
•Enter the name of the town centre in the
edit field or confirm an existing entry.
•Then access the list.
•Mark and confirm the desired town centre
on the list.
The main navigation menu will appear.
Now you can begin route guidance (see page
44).
Notes
For large cities, the list will also display parts
of the city.
If the town centre (or part of the town) select-
ed appears more than once in the list, a sub-
menu will appear from which you can select
the desired entry.
Entering special destinations
Use the “Special dests.” menu field in the en-
ter destination menu to enter other destina-
tions.
Special destinations include:
Close to address - these are destinations
that are close to the destination address se-
lected (e.g. car park, petrol station, ·kodaAuto
service centre, etc.)
Supraregional destinations - these are des-
tinations that are not allocated to any specific
location (e.g. border crossing, airport, etc.)
Close to location - these are destinations
that are close to your current vehicle location
(this function is particularly useful if you want
to find such locations as the closest petrol sta-
tion or a ·kodaAuto service centre).
The destination is then selected from catego-
ries, which are stored in alphabetical order. Dif-
ferent categories will appear, depending on the
special destination.
These categories can include:
– Exhibition grounds
– Motorway service
– Car park/indoor parking
– ·koda Auto service.
If there is no information available for a cate-
gory, the selection bar will automatically move
to the next category.
After you have selected the category, you can
use the edit menu and the list to select the
desired destination.
Enter destination - Special destinations

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Selecting an entry from the list
The display will show a list of destinations in
the surrounding area. The list will indicate des-
tinations in the area surrounding your current
vehicle location. The list will also show the dis-
tance from your current vehicle location to the
destination. The destination entries on the list
are sorted according to how far they are from
your vehicle location.
•Mark and confirm the desired destination.
The main navigation menu will appear, the des-
tination you have selected will appear in the
destination field.
Now you can start route guidance (see page
44).
Storing a destination in the
destination memory
You must first save a destination in the desti-
nation memory before you can use this func-
tion.
A destination is initially saved in the alpha-
betical destination memory . The
destinations are sorted alphabetically by
their short name (if you have assigned them
one), town name, street name, and
intersection or house number.
Then you can also save the destination in the
Top 10 memory . These destinations will ap-
pear in the order selected by the user . The
memory can store a maximum of 10 entries
and helps you to find destinations you drive
to frequently more easily.
You can allocate a short name (e.g.
someone’s first name) to a destination. This
will make it easier for you to find the
destinations in the destination memory later.
Enter destination - From the
destination memory
You can access the destination memory menu
directly from the main navigation menu by us-
ing the “Dest. memory” menu field. Selecting the “Store destination” menu field
Use this function to save the destination ad-
dress currently shown in the destination field
in the alphabetical destination memory.
•Confirm the menu field. (The “Store desti-
nation” menu field is already marked when you
access this menu.)
Then the edit menu will appear so that you can
assign a short name to the destination.

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Entering a short name
•To enter the short name in the edit field (e.g.
MEETING PLACE 1) mark and confirm the let-
ters one after another with the menu knob. Af-
ter each letter is entered, the cursor will auto-
matically move one position to the right.
•To confirm the short name you have en-
tered, press the menu knob (for longer than 2
seconds). A blue triangle will appear in front of
the short name. The destination is now saved
under the short name in the alphabetical des-
tination memory.
Notes
To change an existing short name (marked in
blue), simply enter a new one. This old name
will disappear as soon as you enter the first
letter of the new name.
When the destination memory is full, you will
have to overwrite one or more existing desti-
nations. In this case, a menu will appear after
you enter the short name. This menu will con-
tain a menu field marked “Overwrite dest.”.
After you confirm this menu field, the alpha-
betical destination memory will appear. Use the
menu knob to select the destination you would
like to overwrite.
If you save a town district in the destination
memory, the corresponding town will always
be stored with it. Storing a destination in the Top 10 memory
If you use a destination frequently, it is a good
idea to store it in the Top 10 memory.
•Confirm the “Store in Top 10” menu field.
The Top 10 memory will appear.
Notes
Use the “End” menu field to access the main
navigation menu (the destination has been
saved in the alphabetical destination
memory) .
Press
99 99
9 to cancel the function and return
to the edit menu. Here you can change a pre-
viously entered short name.

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Accessing the map from the enter destina-
tion menu
•Mark and confirm the “Destination on map”
menu field in the enter destination menu.
The map will appear.
Note
To enter a destination, the map can also be
accessed from the town submenu (see page
28) or the street submenu (see page 30).
Selecting the functions
The map will appear together with the cross
hairs and a selection window. The selection
window indicates that the current map scale
cannot be used to enter the destination. At the
same time, it will show you the section of the
map to “zoom into”.
Note
If the smallest scale available has been select-
ed (100 m), the map will appear without the
selection window.
Select the following functions:
Altering the zoom setting
•Mark one of the segments in the “Zoom”
menu field to activate the map with the desired
zoom scale.
Moving the cross-hairs
•Confirm the “Move” menu field.
•Turn the menu knob to move the cross hairs
and the section of the map.
•Briefly press the menu knob to switch be-
tween moving vertically and horizontally.
The blue line in the cross hairs indicates in
which direction you will move.
Turn to Turn to
the left the right
vertical down up
horizontal to the left to the right
•Press the menu knob to end the move
function. Note
If it is possible to assign a city, a street or a
symbol to the cross hairs, this information will
appear in the menu line.
The map includes symbols for
·kodaAuto serv-
ice centres, petrol stations, train stations, air-
ports and motorway service centres.
Confirming the destination
You confirm the destination in the smallest
zoom setting (100 m) by marking and confirm-
ing “OK”. If you are using a different zoom set-
ting, you need a maximum of three zoom steps
to switch to the smallest setting. Press the
menu knob as often as required.
After the destination has been confirmed, the
main navigation menu will appear, “Map destn.
(hh:mm)” will appear in the destination field.
Now you can start route guidance (see page
44).
Note
You can save the destination in the destination
memory menu (see page 35).
If the town and street names are available, the
destination will be stored along with this infor-
mation in the alphabetical memory.

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Activating the map menu
•Press the menu knob to activate the map
menu in the map display.
Changing the map scale (zoom)
•Turn the menu knob to manually select the
desired map scale by way of the segment
fields. The map scale selected will appear on
the left.
•Press the menu knob to confirm your
selection. Note
If segment “A” is marked and confirmed, the
map will appear in auto-zoom mode. This
means that the map will automatically appear
in the correct map scale. The correct map scale
depends on the distance to the next point
where a turn will be made and the road
classification of the road you are travelling on
(e.g. motorway). The map will be displayed in
zoom mode as you approach the next turning
point (see page 48).
Adding to the map contents
This menu field activates a submenu, which
you can use to select other symbols for the
map in addition to those symbols that are
already displayed automatically (motorway
petrol stations/service centres, airports,
·koda·koda ·koda·koda
·kodaAuto service centres, town centres).•Mark and confirm the menu fields for “Fill-
ing station”, “Station” or “Car park” in the sub-
menu.
•Use the “End” menu field to exit the sub-
menu.
During route guidance, the symbols selected
will then appear on the map in the correspond-
ing map scale.
Notes
The menu fields selected will be marked with
a checkmark.
Press the menu knob again to remove the
checkmark.
Activating the symbol display in the map
display
•Mark and confirm the “Symbol” menu field.
The symbol display will appear.
Press the menu knob to return to the map
display.
Making settings in the map menu

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Selecting the language
•Mark and confirm the “Select language”
menu field in the “Settings” menu.
A list indicating the languages that can be se-
lected will appear.
•Mark and confirm the language you want
to use on the list.
After you confirm your selection, voice output
will be activated. The following message will
appear in the language you have selected:
“Voice output is being loaded. Please wait.”
Following this, the navigation function will start
and the main navigation menu will appear.
Setting your vehicle location manually
Use this function to set your vehicle location
manually. This will not be necessary unless the
system is not able to determine the vehicle lo-
cation automatically, e.g. after the vehicle has
been transported on a ferry or train. Make your
entry using the menus for Town - Street - In-
tersection.
•Mark and confirm the “Manual location”
menu field in the “Settings” menu. The “Cur-
rent loc. city” menu will appear.
•Then proceed as described in the section
of entering your destination (see page 28).
When you have selected the intersection, the
“Enter position” menu will appear.
•In this menu, use the “Intersection” menu
field to set your current vehicle location in re-
lation to the intersection and the “Direction”
menu field for due north.
•Now use the “OK” menu field to confirm your
vehicle location entry.
Volume setup
Use this menu to set the volume for voice out-
put during route guidance. This menu is de-
scribed on page 14 .
•Mark and confirm the “Volume setup” menu
field. The “Volume setup” menu will appear.
•Select the desired setting. Display
Here you can choose between the display of
the arrival time or the travelling time to your
selected destination in the map or symbol dis-
play.
•Mark and confirm the “Show” menu field.
Press the menu knob to choose between the
display of “arrival time” and “travel time”.
Contrast
You can select different contrast settings for
day and night display.
•Mark and confirm the “Contrast” menu field.
The setting scale on the right will be marked in
blue. The current setting will be marked by a
white rectangle.
•Now mark and confirm the desired setting.
The marking on the setting scale will disap-
pear.
Setting the clock
The clock is set automatically via GPS. The
GPS system transmits UTC world time. There
is a time difference of two hours to Central Eu-
ropean daylight savings time and one hour to
Central European regular time. This has to be
corrected manually. The clock must be set to
the correct time for the system to deliver accu-
rate arrival times.
•Mark and confirm the “Set clock” menu field.