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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
N
Natural speech information .................... 230
Navigation system..................................... 56
Navigation system screen operations ....... 27
North-up screen ........................................ 45
O
Operation flow: guiding the route ............. 18
Orientation of the map ............................. 45
Overview button and main menu screen................................................... 10
P
Pausing guidance .................................... 86
Phone...................................................... 122
Phone (hands-free system for cellular phone) .................................... 124
About the phonebook in this system .......... .................................. 126
Using the phone switch ...................... 125
Using the steering switches................ 126
When selling or disposing of the vehicle....................................... 126
Phone settings ....................................... 144 Message settings ............................... 157
Phone display settings ....................... 161
Phone sound settings ......................... 144
Phonebook ......................................... 145
Phonebook...................................... 132, 145
POI call ................................................... 137
POI icons .................................................. 87
Point of Interest ......................................... 60
Preset destinations ............................. 16, 57
Previous destinations ................................ 66
Q
Quick guide ............................................... 10
R
Radio ...................................................... 182 Listening to the radio .......................... 182
Presetting a station ............................. 183
Radio broadcast data system ............. 184
Selecting a station .............................. 183
Traffic announcement ......................... 185
Radio broadcast data syst em..................184
Receive on the Bluetooth
® phone .......... 138
Register a Bluetooth® phone ................. 128
Connecting a Bluetooth® phone ......... 129
Reconnecting the Bluetooth®
phone .............................................. 131
Registering home ..................................... 14
Registering preset destinations ................ 16
Reordering destinations ........................... 81
Resuming guidance ................................. 86
Route guidance .........................................71
Route guidance screen ............................ 74
Route overview ........................................ 84
Route preference ..................................... 85
Route trace............................................... 90
S
Satellite radio (SAT) ................................190
Screen adjustment ................................... 35
Screen off ..................................................35
Screen scroll operation ............................ 37
Screen settings adjustment ...................... 35
Screens for navigation settings .............. 107
Searching charging stations ....................258
Setting home as the destination ............... 19
Setting up the “Address Book” ................. 97
Setting up the “Areas to Avoid” .............. 102
Setting up the “Home” .............................. 92
Setting up the “Preset Destinations” ........ 94
“Setup” screen.......................................... 24

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Show on map ........................................... 87
SMS/MMS message ....................... 137, 141
Speed dial............................................... 133
Standard map icons ................................. 45
Starting route guidance............................ 71
Steering switches.................... 126, 213, 224
Switching the screens .............................. 41
T
Talk on the Bluetooth® phone................ 139
Incoming call waiting .......................... 140
Time zone ................................................. 47
Tire change calibration ........................... 111
Tone and balance .................................. 179
Touch screen operation ........................... 31
Traffic incidents....................................... 247
Typical voice guidance prompts .............. 77
U
USB memory ......................................... 196 Connecting a USB memory................ 196
Playing a USB memory ...................... 197
USB port ................................................ 181
V
Vehicle settings...................................... 114 Maintenance....................................... 114
Voice command system................. 177, 224 Steering switches for the voice command system ........................... 224
Voice recognition ................................... 135
Voice settings .......................................... 52
Voice volume ............................................ 53
W
WMA ....................................... 196, 215, 217
X
XM NavTraffic®...................................... 247
Show traffic event ............................... 247
Show XM NavTraffic
® information...... 248
XM NavWeather™ ................................. 244 Show XM NavWeather™ information ...................................... 244
Weather information ........................... 245
Weather warnings .............................. 246
XM NavWeather™ indicator ............... 246
XM Satellite Radio broadcast................. 190 Channel category ............................... 191
Displaying the radio ID ....................... 190
Displaying the title and name ............. 192
How to subscribe to an XM Satellite Radio................................. 190
If the satellite radio tuner malfunctions.................................... 193
Listening to satellite radio ................... 191
Presetting a channel........................... 191
Selecting a channel ............................ 192
XM Sports .............................................. 239 Receive sports information ................. 239
XM Sports settings ............................. 240
XM Stocks .............................................. 242 Receive stock data ............................. 242
XM Stocks settings ............................. 242
Z
Zoom in button .......................................... 12
Zoom out button ........................................ 12

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