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successive  presses  on  the  end  of the  wiper  control  at  the  steering wheel).
Press for at least two seconds :display disappears.
One  press  on  any  button  brings the display back.
Escape button: Esc
Short  press: cancels  the  current operation or warning message and returns you to the previous menu.
Press for at least two seconds :return to the main menu.
This  button  can  be  used  to  exit from any menu.
Menu button: menu
This  button  gives  access  to  the main menu.
It can be used at any time.
Introduction
The  On-board  Navigation  system guides  you  to  the  destination  of your  choice,  by  means  of  voice messages and visual instructions.
The  system  uses  a  cartographic database  and  GPS  satellite guidance,  the  latter  enabling  your position to be plotted by means of several satellites.On-board  Navigation  comprises the following components:
-  the remote control,
-  the control panel display,
-  the electronic control unit,
-  the CD Rom,
-  the  last  voice  message  recall command,
-  the satellite receiver aerial.
Speci  c  functions  or  services may  vary  depending  on  the  CD ROM  version  or  on  the  country where the system is to be used. 
For  safety  reasons,  drivers  are recommended  not  to  use  the remote control when the vehicle is moving, but to park safely and legally before modifying parame-ters or inputting data.
The  system  may  be  affected  by disturbance  or  interruption  in certain  conditions  (for  example under bridges or in underground car parks, etc.).
The remote control
When  pointed towards  the  right hand  screen, the  remote  control allows you to select the information contained in the different displays.
Direction arrows :
These  allow  you  to  move  around the  screen  and  thus  to  choose functions.
Validate button: VAL
Validates  the  function  or  letter chosen.
Enables you, during navigation , to access the Rapid Tools menu.
Mode button: MOD
Short press: each successive press allows you to select from the types of information permanently displayed on the right hand side of the screen: date, navigation, trip computer and audio  system  (trip  computer  infor-mation  can  also  be  accessed  by 
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The display
When driving, the display indicates:
1 status of the central locking.
2 status of the child locks.
3 last  mode  used,  radio,  CD,  CD 3changer, on-board computer, etc.
4 the date.
5 exterior temperature.
6 the time.
When menus are in use, a variety of tabs will appear at the bottom of the screen, denoting access to the diffe-rent functions
1 Function selected (highlighted).
2 Function inaccessible in this situa-tion (dotted outline).
3 Function accessible (plain outline).3
Use  the  direction  arrows  to  move between tabs.
While  using  On-board  Navigation, the  screen  displays  various  types of  information  according  to  the manoeuvres to be carried out:
1 Manoeuvre to be carried out.
2 Distance to the next manoeuvre.
3 Next manoeuvre to be carried out.3
4 Next road to take.
5 Road currently being taken.
6 The time.
7 Exterior temperature.
8 Distance to fi nal destination.
9 Visual warning indicating that the voice messaging is deactivated.
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The electronic control unit
This  is  located  inside  the  boot  on the left hand side. 
To  gain  access,  turn  the  buttons one quarter turn.
1 CD Rom eject button.
2 CD Rom compartment.
3 The  ON  warning  lamp  indicates that  the  control  unit  is  supplied with power.
4 The  CD  warning  lamp  indicates the presence of a CD ROM in the control unit.
The CD-ROM
It  contains  all  the  cartographic data on the country chosen. 
It must be inserted with the printed face upwards.
The  last  voice  message  recall command
During  navigation,  a  press  on the  end  of  the  headlamp  control repeats the last voice message.
During  the  course  of  a  message, the volume can be regulated using the  radio  volume  adjustment button  or  its  counterpart  at  the steering wheel.
Note: the  message  volume  is  not linked  to  the  radio  or  traffi c  infor-mation volume.
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Sound volume
Volume: 10
Note: in  order  not  to  interrupt  a radio programme or playing of a CD, you can deactivate the synthesised voice by turning the volume to zero.
A warning lamp will then light up on the  display,  indicating  that  the synthesised voice is deactivated. A press on the end of the headlamp control reactivates it with, as default, a low volume.
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Adjustment of synthesised voice volume
You  have  two  ways  of  adjusting the synthesised voice volume:
-  via  the “Navigation  options” or “Guidance  tools” menus,  by selecting “Synthesised  voice” and  validating  by  pressing  the “VAL” button,
-  or, when a message is heard, by the  use  of  the  volume  button either  on  the  radio  or  at  the steering wheel.