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![MITSUBISHI GALANT 2011 9.G MMCS Manual Scrolling the Map 3-10 4
Touch [
] to return to the scale
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Destination Setting for Scrolled PositionThe position reached with the map
scroll can be set as the destination.
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Touch [
] to return to the scale
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Destination Setting for Scrolled PositionThe position reached with the map
scroll can be set as the destination.
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Scrolling the Map 3-10 4
Touch [
] to return to the scale
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Destination Setting for Scrolled PositionThe position reached with the map
scroll can be set as the destination.
1 Scroll the map and place the
cursor on the desired location
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NOTE If there are several
POIs in the scroll,
a list is displayed,
and the POIs to
be registered
can be selected.
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2 Touch [Set]
>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (4-13)NOTE Touch [Address Book] to store the cursor
position.
>>> “From the Scroll Menu” (6-1)
Touch [Nearby POI] to search for POI (Point of
interest) in the vicinity of the cursor position.
>>> “From the Scroll Menu” (4-9)
Viewing the Car Location
The positional relationship between
the current location and the position
reached with the map scroll can be
viewed.
1 Scroll the map and place the
cursor on the desired location
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2 Touch [Location]
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Cursor Position
The positional relationship between the current
location and the cursor position can be viewed.NOTE The location with the
(pin mark)mark is the
cursor position.
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Intersection Guidance 3-11
Basic Operation
Intersection Guidance
An enlarged intersection map is displayed
when an intersection is approached.
The guidance mode can be changed with
the settings.
NOTE Refer to
“Guidance Mode” (7-8)
for details on
how to change the guidance mode.
Guidance Map
The screen changes from the normal
map screen to the intersection
guidance map.
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NOTE The ferry mark is displayed
when there is a ferry terminal.
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Turn List
The screen changes from the turn list
to the intersection guidance map.
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NOTE The toll booth mark is
displayed when there is a toll
booth.
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The ferry mark is displayed
when there is a ferry terminal.
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Intersection Guidance 3-12
Arrow Guide
The screen changes from the arrow
guide to the intersection guidance
map.
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NOTE The ferry illus-
tration is display-
ed when there is
a ferry terminal.
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Listening to the Voice Guide 3-13
Basic Operation
Listening to the Voice GuideThe voice guide provides information
regarding the distance to the next
intersection on the route and the direction
you should turn.
The voice guide comes on automatically
when approaching in intersection, but can
be activated at any time by the following
operation:
1 Touch [Voice] on the current
location screen
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The intersection guidance map is displayed, and
voice guidance is performed.
Changing the Voice Volume
Adjusting the volume of the system
voice.
1
Touch [Navi Menu] on the current
location screen
2 Touch [Setup]
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The setup screen is displayed. 3 Touch [ - ] or [ + ] of “Volume”
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The volume decreases each time [ - ] is touched.
The volume increases each time [ + ] is touched.
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How to Enter Text 3-14
How to Enter Text
The text input keyboard is displayed when
searching for a location or for the name of a
stored location.
Upper case letters, lower case letters and
symbols can be entered.
NOTE The examples in this section all show the screen
for editing stored locations, but operations for
other input keyboards are performed in the
same way.
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Entering a Letter
1 Touch the letters
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The touched letters are input.
Entering a Symbol
1 Touch [More]
2 Touch the symbols
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The touched symbols are input.
Deleting Text
1 Touch [
]
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The letters are deleted one by one.
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How to Enter Text 3-15
Basic Operation
Clear All Text
1 Touch [Clear All]
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All the input letters are deleted.
Switching between Upper Case
and Lower Case
1 Touch [A/a]
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The letter changes to lower case. 2 Touch [A/a] again
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The letter returns to upper case.
Completing the Input
1 Touch [Set]
The input letters are set, and the screen returns to
the original display.
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Basic Method 4-1
Destination
Destination
Navigation operations start with the location
search.
If a map of the destination can be displayed,
the route to the destination can be set and
the location can be stored in the address
book.
The following search methods are available
to search for locations according to various
conditions.
Basic Method
Go Home (4-2)If the home location has already been stored
(6-2)
,
the route to go home can be set.
Address Book (4-2)If a location has already been stored
(6-1)
in the
address book, it can be called up and set as the
destination.
From Address/Intersection (4-3)Used when the address or intersection of 2
streets at the destination is known.Point of Interest (POI) Name (4-6)Used when the name of the desired POI is known.Previous 20 (4-7)A new destination can be set from the 20
destinations that have been previously set.“POI”=Point of interest
Advanced Search
Nearby POI (4-8)Searching for POI in the vicinity of the current
location.POI along the Route (4-9)Searching for POI along the set route.POI by Dest./Way Point (4-10)Searching for POI in the vicinity of the set
destination/way point.POI along a Street (4-10)Searching for POI along a speci ed street.POI by Freeway (4-11)Searching for POI along a freeway or in the
vicinity of the exit.
Can only be used when driving on a freeway.Map Point (4-12)Searching for a location by scrolling
(3-9)
the
map.
Return Trip (4-12)The starting position when setting a route can be
set as a new destination.Latitude/Longitude (4-12)The destination can be set by specifying the
latitude/longitude.