2013 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER Screen

Guidance 11-14
Guidance
Setting the route guidance, and the display for
the route search results.

1 Display the Navi Menu, and touch
[Navigation Settings]
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2 Touch [Guidance]
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eng_a177-2The guidance screen is displayed.
3 Touch each item to change the
setting

4 Touch [Back]
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NOTE
Guidance Mode
Setting the guidance mode.

1 Touch [Change] The guidance mode setting screen is displayed.
2 Touch one of the modes
eng_a180Refer to “Intersection Guidance” (page 2-10) for details
on each mode.
3 Touch [Back]
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Guidance 11-15
Settings
Travel Time
Setting the display method for the travel
time at the destination.
[Arrival Time] The arrival time is displayed.
[Remaining Driving
Time]The remaining time required
to drive to the destination is
displayed.
Time/Distance remaining
Setting whether to display the travel time
and direction (direction icon) of both the
destination and the way point.
[Destination] Displays the time and direction
to the destination.
[Next Dest.] Displays the time and
direction to the next location
to be reached (way point or
destination).
[Off] Does not display the travel time. The direction icon
displays the direction to the
destination.
POI Icons on Guidance Map
Setting whether or not to display POI
icons on the intersection guidance map.
[On] Displays POI icons.
[Off] Does not display POI icons.
List Orientation
Changing the list orientation.
[Down]The list is displayed with the current
location at the top.
[Up] The list is displayed with the destination at the top.
NOTEChanges to the list orientation apply to the following
screens.

(page 2-10)(page 3-11)(page 4-2)(page 4-3)
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Personal Settings 11-16
Personal Settings
Individual user settings such as the address
book, home location, and avoid areas can be
stored and edited.

1 Display the Navi Menu, and touch
[Navigation Setting]
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2 Touch [Personal]
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eng_a190-1The personal settings screen is displayed.
3 Touch each item to change the
setting
Address Book
If frequently visited locations are stored in
advance in the address book, the route to
the stored location can be calculated. The
locations can be stored or edited in the
address book. A maximum of 99 items
can be stored.
[New] A new location can be stored. Touch
[New], and then use the same
operations as
“Storing a New Location”
(page 5-1)
[Edit] Editing information about a stored
location. >>> “Editing a Location” (page
5-4)
[Delete] Deleting a stored location.>>> “Deleting” (page 5-5)
Home Location
Storing the home location and editing the
information.
[New] Storing the home location. When a
home location has already been stored,
a new one cannot be stored until the old
location is deleted with [Delete].
>>> “When Storing Your Home” (page
5-2)
[Edit] E diting the home information. The
operations are the same as from step 3
of
“Editing” (page 5-4)
[Delete] Deleting the home location. The
operations are the same as from step 4
of
“Deleting” (page 5-5)
Avoid Areas
Areas to be avoided in a route search can
be stored and edited. A maximum of 5
items can be stored.
Registering
Storing a new avoid area.
1 Touch [New]

2 Touch one of the [Empty] displays
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3 Touch [Near Current Area] or [Jump
to Other Area]
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NOTE“Destination” (page 3-1) to search for the location of
the avoid area.
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Personal Settings 11-19
Settings
Delete Previous 20
Destinations from the previous 20 set
destinations can be selected and deleted.

1 Touch [Select]The delete previous 20 screen is displayed.
2 Touch the location to delete
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NOTEa highlight.Touch a location again to remove it from
the deletion target.

time.
display a map of
the vicinity and
corresponding
information.
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3 Touch [Done]
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4 Touch [Yes]
eng_a200The deletion of the selected locations is completed.
Navi Voice / Others
1 Display the Navi Menu, and touch
[Navigation Settings]
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2 Touch [Navii Voice / Others]
eng_a606>>>“Other Settings” (Page 11-5)
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