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Destination Setting 3-12
Destination Setting
After deciding on a location it can be set as a
destination or way point, or the location can
be stored.
Setting as Destination
Setting the displayed location as the
destination.

1 Touch [Start]
eng_a093When a route has already been set, that route is
deleted and a route search starts with the displayed
location as the destination.

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NOTE
Carpool / HOV inclusion (if so equipped)
screen
displays after
touching[Start]if
there are Carpool/
HOV lanes in
the route set.
Touch[Yes]if a
Carpool/HOV lane
is to be used.
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regulations and requirements for the number of
passengers may sometimes vary or conflict with
the actual traffic regulations.Make sure to drive in
accordance with the actual road situation and traf c
rules.
Setting as Way Point
After finding a location when a route has
already been set, the displayed location
can be set as a way point.

1 Touch [Itinerary List]A list of the way points and destination is displayed.
2 Touch [Add] in the sequence in
which it is to be visited
eng_a095The searched location is added to the route as a way
point.
3 Touch [Start]
eng_a096The route search is started.
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Editing a Location 5-5
Address Book
5 Touch [Set to Address Book]
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Deleting
Deleting a stored location.

1 Touch [Delete] of “Address
Book” in the Personal Settings screen

2 Touch the stored location to delete
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NOTE
displayed with a black highlight.
Touch a location again to remove it from the deletion target.

same time.
3 Touch [Done]
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4 Touch [Yes]
eng_a139The selected stored locations are deleted.
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RTT (Real Time Traffi c) 6-2
Dynamic Route Guidance
If a RTT symbol with received data is
displayed on the route while driving,
atraffic information interrupt is displayed
automatically and the systemsearches
for a detour route.The traffic information
interrupt is displayed automatically.

1 Touch [Yes] on the Dynamic
Route Guidance screen
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eng_a681The system searches for a detour route.
NOTE

route] is touched,
the original route
and new route
will be displayed.
eng_a682settings,interrupt displaywill not be performed. Refer
to
“RTT Options” (page 6-4).(The default setting for Dynamic Route Guidance is ON.)interrupt is displayedagain until the ACC is turned
OFF/ON.
Set as Surveillance MapA maximum of three map screens that display traf c
information can be stored.
If frequently driven roads are stored in advance, it easy
to view traf c information, without having to scroll the
map.
Storing from the RTT Traffic Information Screen
1 Display the traffi c information
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2 Use the Joy-Stick to place the
cursor on the location to be stored.
Press the [ENT] key
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3 Touch [RTT surveillance Map 1 (2, 3)]
eng_a617The data is stored to the selected number.
NOTE
has already been stored, the new data automatically
overwrites the old data and is saved.
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RTT (Real Time Traffi c) 6-4
RTT Options
Automatic display, icons and other settings
can be set for RTT (Real Time Traffic),
which displays traf c information such as
traf c jams and construction sites on the
map.

1 Touch [Navigation Settings]
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2 Touch [RTT]
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3 Touch each item to change the
setting
eng_a625The RTT Options screen is displayed.
Dynamic Route GuidanceAutomatic Interrupt of RTT traf c information can be
set to [On] or [Off].
RTT Icons on MapThe setting for displaying RTT icons [Show All],
[Hide All] or [Select].
When [Select] has been selected

1 After selecting Select, touch [ ]
eng_a625The RTT Icons on Map screen is displayed.
2 Touch the check boxThe icon display setting changes.
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NOTE ] can be selected only when [Select] has been
selected.
Current StationThe RTT station can be selected manually.
NOTEat the same time, priority is given to the pay station.
current location of the vehicle.
1 Touch [Select a Station]
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2 Touch [Search Station]
eng_a628A list the names of broadcasting stations that can be
received in the current location is displayed.
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Listening to SIRIUS 7-18
If You Have Forgotten the PasswordIf you have forgotten your password, clear the
password, and reset as necessary. If the password is
cleared, the password is returned to the default factory
setting “0000”.
1 Display the password entry screen>>>“Parental Lock Channel” (page 7-17)
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2 Touch [Clear] five times in
succession without entering any
characters
A message is displayed, and the password is cleared.
Displaying the SIRIUS ID
1 Touch [ ]

2 Touch [SIRIUS ID]
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Setting up Bluetooth Connection 7-33
Audio
Setting up Bluetooth Connection
(if so equipped)
Before you can make or receive hands-free
calls or play music using the Bluetooth® 2.0
interface function, you must pair the Bluetooth®
device and Bluetooth® 2.0 interface.
Up to 7 Bluetooth® devices can be paired with
the Bluetooth® 2.0 interface.
If multiple paired Bluetooth® devices are
available in the vehicle, the Mobile Phone
or music player most recently connected is
automatically connected to the Bluetooth
® 2.0
interface.
Bluetooth
® is a registered trademark of
BLUETOOTH SIG, INC.
NOTE
® device operator's manual for
details on Bluetooth® device connections.
the rst time.

Once the device has been paired with the Bluetooth®
2.0 interface, all you need is to bring the device into
the vehicle next time and the device will connect
to the Bluetooth
® 2.0 interface automatically (if
supported by the device).
Bluetooth® devices are not compatible with
the Bluetooth® 2.0 interface.
To pair a Bluetooth Audio
1 Press the [MODE] key, and touch
[Bluetooth Audio]
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2 If the Bluetooth Audio is not paired,
[There are no active connections] is
displayed.
When [There are no active
connections] disappears, touch [
]
to display the Sub Menu
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3 Touch the [Pairing] button
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4 Touch the [New Device] button
from the Pairing List Screen
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NOTE® device with the
Bluetooth® 2.0 interface unless the vehicle is parked. Before paring a Bluetooth® device with the Bluetooth®
2.0 interface, con rm that the vehicle is parked in a safe
location.
5 Input the Pin Code and touch the
[Enter] button
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6 When pairing is complete, the
Bluetooth® device that added will be
displayed in the pairing list
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Searching for Desired Tracks 8-10 Table of Search Conditions
The setting (default setting) immediately after purchase is “Not Speci ed”.
ItemCondition Details
Recorded Time [Not Speci ed] Excludes the recording period from the
search conditions.
[Within a Week] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past week.
[Within a Month] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past month.
[Within 6 Months] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past six months.
[More Than 6 Months] Searches for tracks recorded no earlier
than the past six months.
[Within a Year] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past year.
[More Than a Year] Searches for tracks recorded no earlier
than the past year.
[Within 3 Years] Searches for tracks recorded within the
past three years.
[More Than 3 Years] Searches for tracks recorded no earlier
than the past three years.
Category [Not Speci ed] Excludes genre from the search
conditions.
[Category] Searches for tracks in one relevant
genre.
Playlist Name [Not Speci ed] Excludes the playlist name from the
search conditions.
[Keyboard Input]
Enter part of the playlist name using the
character input screen to perform a search.
>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)[Playlist Name]*1 Searches for tracks in one relevant
playlist name.
Track Name [Not Speci ed] Excludes the track name from the search conditions.
[Keyboard Input]
Enter part of the artist name using the
character input screen to perform a search.
>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)[Track Name]*1 Searches for tracks with the relevant
track name(s).
ItemCondition Details
Artist Name [Not Speci ed] Excludes the artist name from the search conditions.
[Keyboard Input]
Enter part of the artist name using the
character input screen to perform a search.
>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)[Artist Name]*1 Searches for tracks with the relevant
artist name(s).
Play Count [Not Speci ed] Excludes number of playback from the
search conditions.
[Not Played] Searches for tracks that have never been played.
[Played 1 - 5 Times] Searches for tracks that have been
played one to ve times in the past.
[Played 6 Times or
More]Searches for tracks that have been
played six or more times in the past.
Played Time [Not Speci ed] Excludes the playback period from the
search conditions.
[Within 6 Months] Searches for tracks played within the
past six months.
[More Than 6 Months] Searches for tracks played at least six
months ago.
[Within a Year] Searches for tracks played within the
past year.
[More Than a Year] Searches for tracks played more than a year ago.
[Within 3 Years] Searches for tracks played within the
past three years.
[More Than 3 Years] Searches for tracks played more than
three years ago.
*1 If a name is not registered in the title information
(page 6-25), the name is not
displayed in the conditions list.
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Deleting 8-23
Music Server
Deleting
Deleting One Item
User groups, original playlists, user
playlists, and all tracks can be deleted one
at a time.
NOTE
track is also deleted simultaneously from the My
Best group and user group.
playlist is also deleted automatically.
deleted.
not deleted, and even if all user playlists are deleted,
the user group is not deleted.
1 Touch [ ]
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2 Touch [Function Settings]
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3 Touch [Delete]
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4 Touch [Group], [Playlist], or [Track]
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5 Touch the group, playlist, or track
to be deleted
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6 Touch [Yes]
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The selected group, playlist, or track is deleted.
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