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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
M
MAP .......................................................... 64
Map database information and updates............................................... 300
Map database version and coverage area .................................... 250
Map icons.................................................. 39
Map scale................................................. 38
MAP/VOICE button ................................... 10
MEDIA button.......................................... 168
MP3......................................................... 191
N
Natural speech information .................... 244
Navigation system........... ..................... ..... 52
North-up screen ........................................ 39
O
Operation flow: guiding the route ............. 16
Orientation of the map ............................. 39
Overview button and guidance screen..... 10
P
Pausing guidance..................................... 81
Peripheral monitoring syst em..................282
Phone ......................................................114
Phone (hands-free system for cellular phone) .................................... 116
About the phonebook in this system............................................. 118
Using the phone switch ...................... 117
Using the steering switches ................ 118
When selling or disposing of the vehicle ....................................... 118
PHONE button ........................................114
Phone settings ....................................... 137 Message settings................................ 150
Phone display settings........................ 153
Phone sound settings ......................... 137
Phonebook ......................................... 138
Phonebook ......................................125, 138
POI call....................................................130
POI icons...................................................82
Point of Interest .........................................56
Preset destinations..............................14, 53
Previous destinations ................................61
PWR·VOL knob.......................................168
Q
Quick guide ...............................................10
Quick reference ...............................114, 168

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R
Radio ..................................................... 175Listening to the radio .......................... 175
Presetting a station ............................ 175
Radio broadcast data system............. 176
Selecting a station .............................. 176
Traffic announcement ........................ 177
Radio broadcast data system ................. 176
RADIO button ......................................... 168
Rear view monitor system ..................... 282
Receive on the Bluetooth
® phone ......... 131
Register a Bluetooth® phone ................. 121
Connecting a Bluetooth® phone......... 122
Reconnecting the Bluetooth®
phone.............................................. 124
Registering home..................................... 12
Registering preset destinations ............... 14
Reordering destinations ........................... 76
Resuming guidance ................................. 81
Route guidance......................................... 66
Route guidance screen ............................ 69
Route overview ........................................ 79
Route preference ..................................... 80
Route trace .............................................. 85
S
Satellite radio (SAT) ................................ 171
Screen adjustment ................................... 30
Screen Off ................................................. 30
Screen scroll operation ............................ 32
Screen settings adjustment...................... 30
Screens for navigation settings ................ 86
SEEK/TRACK button .............................. 168
Setting home as the destination............... 17
Setting up the “Address Book” ................. 91
Setting up the “Areas to Avoid” ................ 95
Setting up the “Home” .............................. 86
Setting up the “Preset Destinations” ........ 88
SETUP button ................................... 10, 168
“Setup” screen ......................................... 22
Show on map ........................................... 82
SMS/MMS message ....................... 130, 134
Speed dial ............................................... 127
Standard map icons ................................. 39
Starting route guidance ............................ 66
Steering switches .................... 118, 223, 238
Surround ................................................. 172
Switching the screens .............................. 36
T
Talk on the Bluetooth® phone ................ 132
Incoming call waiting .......................... 133
Time zone ................................................. 41
Tire change calibration............................ 104
Tone ........................................................ 198
Tone and balance .................................. 172
Touch screen operation ........................... 27
Traffic incidents ....................................... 264
TUNE·SCROLL knob .............................. 168
Typical voice guidance prompts............... 72

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