2012 LINCOLN MKZ key

FUEL ECONOMY SCREEN
If you have a Fusion Hybrid or MKZ Hybrid, the fuel economy screen
displays instantaneous fuel consumption, overall average fuel economy
and also a graph of fuel economy achieved in the last 10, 20 or
60 minutes of driving. (Refer to Average Fuel Economy in the
Instrument Cluster chapter in your Owner’s Guide.) To view this screen,
select ‘Show Fuel Economy’ on the ‘HEV’ tab screen.
If you have an Escape Hybrid, the
fuel economy screen will display fuel
economy achieved in the last
10 minutes of driving. (Refer to
Average Fuel Economy in the
Instrument Cluster chapter in your
Owner’s Guide.) To view this screen,
select ’Fuel Economy’ on the ‘HEV’
tab screen.
•Instantaneous Fuel Economy (Inst Econ):This is displayed on
the vertical bar on the left of the screen ranging from 0–60 mpg.
When the vehicle is not moving, the Ins Econ function will display no
bar on the Inst Cons graph indicating 0 mpg. Conversely, if you are
driving in electric mode (engine off), this function will display 60+
mpg. Instantaneous Economy cannot be reset.
•Overall Average Fuel Economy (AVG MPG):The AVG MPG is
displayed on the upper left hand corner of the screen. The AVG MPG
will be retained when the key is turned off and will continue averaging
when driving resumes. Pressing RESET will reset the AVG MPG to
zero. This will also reset the Average Fuel Economy on the Instrument
Cluster.
Note:If you have an Escape Hybrid, the average fuel economy
information will not appear in the instrument cluster.
•Fuel Economy History graph:Depending on your vehicle, this
graph will indicate average fuel economy in 10, 20 or 60 minute
intervals. If you have a Fusion Hybrid or MKZ Hybrid, you can choose
the interval using the message center. If you have an Escape Hybrid,
the display will appear in 10 minute intervals. The graph is updated
each minute with the fuel economy that was achieved during the prior
10, 20 or 60 minutes of driving. Each new average will be added to the
left side of the graph, shifting the past data to the right. When the
graph area is full, the right most point will be deleted, keeping a
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This feature allows you to search for
a destination using the phone
number of a saved POI or Address
Book entry by entering the phone
number on the keypad on the
screen. After the number is entered,
the system will ask you to confirm
the name under which the phone
number is registered.
Map
1. Press the DEST hard button on the navigation system.
2. Select the ‘Standard’ tab on the
touchscreen.
3. Select ‘Map’.
You can now select any point on the
map to set as a destination or
waypoint by using the map cursor.
Setting a destination
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Street Address
1. Press the DEST hard button on the navigation system.
2. Select the ‘Standard’ tab on the
touchscreen.
3. Select ‘Street Address’.
You can now enter any street
address as a destination or
waypoint.
•State/Prov:Type using the keyboard or select the area to search
from the list. The search is based on the current position or the
previous selection. You can also set the Auto Fill preference on or off.
Select USA, Canada or Mexico and then select the desired state,
province or territory (if applicable). Depending on your settings, this
may be automatically filled in.
•City:Enter the desired city name.
•Street:Enter the desired street name. Streets which include numbers
in their name can be searched if the name is input using digits or a
spelling of the number. This applies to street names containing whole
numbers from 1 (one) to 20 (twenty) or 1st (first) to 20th (twentieth)
only.
•Number:Select to enter a house number.
•List:Select to view and select from a list of State, Province,
Territories, Cities, and Names. The system will provide a list based on
the first letter you type into the system.
Setting a destination
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Point of Interest (POI)
To set a POI as a destination:
1. Press the DEST hard button on the navigation system.
2. Select the ‘Standard’ tab on the
touchscreen.
3. Select ‘Point of Interest (POI)’.
There are three ways to search for
points of interest (POIs) in the
system.
1. You can input a city name into
the city field to narrow the search.*
2. You can enter the POI name
directly into the name field.*
3. You can choose a category from
the POI listing by selecting
’category’.
* These steps are not mandatory.
POIs can be sorted alphabetically or in the order of distance from the
vehicle’s position. You can view detailed information such as name, city
name, street name, house number and telephone number.
•State/Prov:Type using the keyboard or select the area to search
from the list. The search is based on the current position or the
previous selection. You can also set the Auto Fill preference on or off.
Select USA, Canada or Mexico and then select the desired state,
province or territory (if applicable). Depending on your settings, this
may be automatically filled in.
•City:Enter the desired city name.
•Category:Select the desired POI category or subcategory.
•Name:Select to search for a POI using a full or partial name.
•List:Select to view and select from a list of State, Province,
Territories, Cities, and Names. The system will provide a list based on
the first letter you type into the system.
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The entrance/exit can be sorted
alphabetically or in the order of
distance from the vehicle’s position.
The selected entrance/exit can then
be selected as a final destination or
waypoint.
•State/Prov:Type using the keyboard or select the area to search
from the list. The search is based on the current position or the
previous selection. You can also set the Auto Fill preference on or off.
Select USA, Canada or Mexico and then select the desired state,
province or territory (if applicable). Depending on your settings, this
may be automatically filled in.
•Freeway:The Smart Speller will help enter a valid freeway in the
area specified.
•List:Select to view and select from a list of State, Province,
Territories, Cities, and Names. The system will provide a list based on
the first letter you type into the system.
Intersection
To set an intersection as a destination:
1. Press the DEST hard button on the navigation system.
2. Select the ‘Standard’ tab on the
touchscreen.
3. Select ‘Intersection’.
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Enter the name of the first street
and then the first letter of the
second. The system will pull up a
list of possible matches based on
that letter. Select the desired street.
You can sort the list alphabetically
or in order of distance from the
vehicle.
•State/Prov:Type using the keyboard or select the area to search
from the list. The search is based on the current position or the
previous selection. You can also set the Auto Fill preference on or off.
Select USA, Canada or Mexico and then select the desired state,
province or territory (if applicable). Depending on your settings, this
may be automatically filled in.
•City:Enter the desired city name.
•Street #1:Enter the desired street name. Streets which include
numbers in their name can be searched if the name is input using
digits or a spelling of the number. This applies to street names
containing whole numbers from 1 (one) to 20 (twenty) or 1st (first)
to 20th (twentieth) only.
•Street #2:Enter the name of the second street or simply the first
letter of the second street for a list of possible matches.
•List:Select to view and select from a list of State, Province,
Territories, Cities, and Names. The system will provide a list based on
the first letter you type into the system.
Route selection screen
Once you have programmed a destination into the system using either
the quick or standard method, a route selection screen will then appear.
This screen will display the route length and estimated time of arrival for
up to three route choices: fastest, shortest and unrestricted. These
choices will appear on the right side of the screen and each will be
highlighted in a different color on the map.
Setting a destination
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PRINCIPLES OF GPS
Your system directs you based on information derived from global
positioning satellites, road maps stored on the hard disk drive, sensors in
your vehicle and the desired destination. The system compiles all
necessary information to guide you to your selected destination. Space
satellites determine the vehicle’s current location and transmit position
and time signals to your car. If the vehicle has been parked for a long
period of time, the navigation function may be temporarily unresponsive.
The navigation system will operate reliably again once GPS reception is
available for a few minutes.
LIMITED GPS RECEPTION
System performance may be adversely affected if GPS reception is
interrupted or interference occurs over a distance of several miles. The
following are possible causes for GPS reception being interrupted. If the
vehicle is:
•In multi-story parking garages
•In tunnels and under bridges
•Inside or in between buildings
•By forests or tree-lined avenues
•In heavy rain showers and thunderstorms
•In valleys and in mountainous regions
•Roads under cliffs
Ensure that you do not have any metal objects on the dashboard and that
if your windows are tinted, they use non-metal tinting instead of metal
oxide tinting. Both of these factors can also interrupt GPS reception.
SYSTEM LIMITATIONS
Navigation system cold temperature operational limitations:The
navigation system’s performance will be slower than normal at
temperatures lower than -5° F (-20° C). At temperatures lower than -22°
F (-30° C), you will be notified that the system has shut down key
elements to protect itself. Normal system operation will return once the
unit has warmed up enough to operate without damage.
Other conditions:When calculating a route, the system doesn’t take
into consideration any of the following conditions:
•Traffic Conditions
•Weather Conditions
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In-band ringing:This is a phone dependent feature. If yourBluetooth
enabled cellular phone supports this feature, SYNCcan play your ring
tone during incoming calls.
Indexing:A process in which SYNCbuilds a voice recognition grammar
for the media content of your digital media player. While indexing,
SYNCwill play already indexed media if Autoplay is on. However, voice
recognition is not available for the media until the indexing process is
complete.
Metadata:Descriptive tags embedded in your digital media which
provide SYNCwith information such as ARTIST, ALBUM, GENRE and
TRACK.
Pairing:To use yourBluetoothenabled cellular phone with SYNC, you
must go through a pairing (bonding) process. “Pairing” is a special
process used when two devices connect for the first time. The pairing
process is used to generate a link key that is used for authentication
purposes during subsequentBluetoothconnections between the two
devices.
PIN (Personal Identification number):This six digit number
(sometimes referred to as a passkey) will be shown in the radio display
during the pairing process with yourBluetoothenabled device. You do
not need to write down this number as it will only be used for that
specific pairing procedure.
POI:Point(s) Of Interest
PROV:Province
PTY:Program Type
RDS:Radio Data System
SAT:Satellite Radio
SCV:Speed Compensated Volume
Smart Speller:Feature that provides a number of available candidates
matching partial input entered by the user.
Touchscreen:A touch-sensitive screen that lets the user make choices
by touching icons or graphical buttons on the screen.
Waypoint:An intermediate stop or destination before the final
destination.
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