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Navigation system

The information contained in this publication was correct at the time of going to print. In the interest ofdevelopment the right is reserved to change specifications, design or equipment at any time withoutnotice and without incurring any obligations. This publication, or part thereof, may not be reproducednor translated without our approval. Errors and omissions excepted.

© Ford Motor Company 2010

All rights reserved.

Part number: (CG3548en) 05/2010 20100624155425

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IntroductionAbout this handbook................................3Symbols glossary......................................3

Navigation introductionGeneral information..................................4Road Safety................................................4

Navigation systemsecurity

Security code.............................................6Lost security code.....................................6Entering a security code..........................6Incorrect security code............................6

NavigationQuick start -VehiclesWith: CDNavigation System

Navigation Quick start...............................7

Navigation unit overview -VehiclesWith: CDNavigation System

Navigation unit overview..........................9Loading the navigation data..................10

Systemsettings - VehiclesWith: CDNavigationSystem

System settings........................................11

Audio operation - VehiclesWith: CDNavigationSystem

Radio operation........................................18CD operation............................................19

Navigation system -VehiclesWith: CDNavigation System

Navigation system controls....................21Menu structure........................................22Route options menu...............................23Route displays.........................................23

Navigation telephonecontrol - VehiclesWith:CDNavigation System

General information................................25Telephone setup.....................................25Using the telephone...............................25

NavigationQuick start -VehiclesWith:TouchscreenDisplay

Navigation Quick start............................28

Navigation unit overview -VehiclesWith:TouchscreenDisplay

Navigation unit overview.........................31Using the touchscreen..........................32Loading the navigation data..................32

Systemsettings - VehiclesWith: TouchscreenDisplay

System settings.......................................33

Audio operation - VehiclesWith: TouchscreenDisplay

Radio operation.......................................40CD operation............................................41

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Table of contents

Navigation system -VehiclesWith:TouchscreenDisplay

Navigation system controls...................43Menu structure........................................44Route options menu...............................45Entering a destination............................46Route displays.........................................46

Navigation telephonecontrol - VehiclesWith:TouchscreenDisplay

General information................................49Telephone setup.....................................49Using the telephone...............................49

Navigation voice control -VehiclesWith:TouchscreenDisplay

Principle of operation..............................52Using voice control.................................52Audio unit commands............................55Telephone commands...........................58Navigation system commands.............60Climate control commands...................64

Navigation climate control- VehiclesWith:TouchscreenDisplay

Automatic climate control.....................66

TrafficMessageChannelPrinciple of operation..............................69Using TMC...............................................69

MapupdatesMap updates............................................70

AppendicesType approvals.........................................71

Type approvals.........................................71

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ABOUT THISHANDBOOK

Thank you for choosing Ford. Werecommend that you take some time toget to know your vehicle by reading thishandbook. Themore that you knowaboutit, the greater the safety and pleasure youwill get from driving it.

WARNING

Always drive with due care andattentionwhen using and operatingthe controls and features on your

vehicle.

Note: This handbook describes productfeatures and options available throughoutthe range, sometimes even before theyare generally available. It may describeoptions not fitted to your vehicle.

Note: Always use and operate yourvehicle in line with all applicable laws andregulations.

Note: Pass on this handbook whenselling your vehicle. It is an integral part ofthe vehicle.

SYMBOLSGLOSSARY

Symbols in this handbook

WARNING

You risk death or serious injury toyourself and others if you do notfollow the instructions highlighted

by the warning symbol.

CAUTION

You risk damaging your vehicle if youdo not follow the instructionshighlighted by the caution symbol.

Symbols on your vehicle

When you see these symbols, read andfollow the relevant instructions in thishandbook before touching or attemptingadjustment of any kind.

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Introduction

GENERAL INFORMATION

Press the relevant button on the unit bezelto access the system functions. This willtake you into the selected mode.

One hourmode

To conserve battery power, the systemcan be operated in one hour mode. If theignition is off, press theON/OFF button toswitch the system on. The system willautomatically switch off after one hour.

Systemnotes

WARNINGSThe front glass on the liquid crystaldisplay may break if hit with a hardobject. If the glass breaks, do not

touch the liquid crystallinematerial. In caseof contactwith the skin,wash immediatelywith soap and water.

The unit is a highgrade laser productwhich uses an invisible laser beam.If this is handled incorrectly it can

emit dangerous rays. Do not attempt tolook through any openings in the unit.

CAUTIONSDo not apply excessive force to thefront glass.

Irregular shaped CDs and CDs witha scratch protection film or selfadhesive labels attached should not

be used.Warranty claims, where this typeof disc is found to be inside an audio unitreturned for repair, will not be accepted.

Do not clean the unit with solvents oraerosol cleaning agents. Use only adamp cloth.

Do not insert foreign objects into anyof the unit disc drives or media cardslots.

CAUTIONSDonot insertmore than one disc intothe unit disc drive.

Use only 12 cm (4.7 inches) discs or8 cm (3.1 inches) discswith a suitableadaptor.

Do not attempt to open the unit. Ifthe unit malfunctions consult yourdealer.

Improper use of settings andconnections, other than thoseexplained in this handbook, can

damage the unit.

Do not turn the ignition key orattempt to start the engine while thesoftware is updating.

The system is recommended for usewhen the ignition key is turned to theaccessory position or when the engine isrunning. If the system is used extensivelywhen the engine is not running, careneeds to be taken to avoid draining thebattery.

ROADSAFETY

WARNINGSThe system provides you withinformation designed to help youreach your destination quickly and

safely.

For reasons of safety, the drivershould only program the systemwhen the vehicle is stationary.

The system provides no assistancewith respect to stop signs, trafficlights, areas under construction or

other important safety information.

Do not use the system until youhave familiarised yourself with itsoperation.

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WARNINGSOnly view the system display whendriving conditions permit.

Safety information

Read and follow all stated safetyprecautions. Failure to do somay increaseyour risk of collision and personal injury.Ford Motor Company shall not be liablefor any damages of any type arising fromfailure to follow these guidelines.

If detailed viewing of route instructions isnecessary, pull off the roadwhen it is safeto do so and park your vehicle.

Do not use the navigation system tolocate emergency services.

To use the system as effectively andsafely as possible, always use the latestnavigation information. Your dealer will beable to assist with this.

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SECURITYCODE

The system incorporates a uniqueKeycode thatmust be entered before theunit will operate. Normally, the dealer doesthis during the pre-delivery inspection.

If the battery is disconnected for anyreason, or the unit is removed from thevehicle, the Keycodemust be re-enteredbefore the unit will work again.

LOSTSECURITYCODE

If you lose the Keycode, contact yourdealer and supply details of your unitalong with some proof of identity. Yourdealer will then obtain the correct codefor you.

ENTERINGASECURITYCODE

If CODE - - - -, CODE0000, SAFE orENTERKEYCODE appears in thedisplay when you switch on the unit, youmust enter the Keycode using the onscreen instructions.

Use the number buttons to enter thecorrect code. Press the button belowOKto confirm the entry.

INCORRECTSECURITYCODE

CAUTION

Make sure that you have entered thecorrect Keycode before confirmingthe entry. Repeated incorrect entries

may cause a permanent lock of the unit.

Up to three Keycode entry attempts areallowed before the unit will lock for onehour.

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NAVIGATIONQUICKSTART

The systemhas a large range of features,yet is easy and intuitive to use. Routeguidance is shown on the display screen.The screen provides full information foroperating the system through the use ofmenus, text screens and map displays.Screen selections are made by rotatingthe SELECT button and pressing therequired button on the unit.

Basic operation

Rotate the SELECT button to scrollthrough the various selection lists.

Press the SELECT button to activate aselection.

Press the ESCbutton at any time to returnto the previously displayed screen.

Note: This is a useful button if you onlyneed to go back one step.

1. Insert the navigation SD card in the SDcard aperture. The road safety cautionwill be displayed. To use the system,read the caution and selectOK.

2. Press the SELECT button. Thedestinations input screen will appearin the display.

3. Press the required button and enteryour destination details. SeeSystemsettings (page 11).

Selection lists

Various screens arepresentedwhichoffera selection list of available options. Selectthe option you require, or if it is not shownon the screen rotate the SELECT buttonto view the remainder of the selection list.

Press the SELECT button to activateselection.

Alphanumeric keypad entry

When it is necessary to enter an address,a keypad will appear prompting you toenter a postcode, city, or street. Rotatethe SELECTbutton to the letter or numberthat you require. Press theSELECTbuttonactivate your selection. The system willlimit your entries to only those characterswhich spell a valid entry. It willautomatically predict your entry if possibleso it will not always be necessary to enterthe full details.

As you spell the entry the results willappear in the top line. Once the desiredentry is shown selectOK to activateselection. If only part of the name appearshighlighted you can either selectOK toaccept the proposed name or selectLIST, which will show a selection listscreen showing all available entrieswhichmatch. Rotate the SELECTbutton to yourrequired entry. SelectOK to activateselection.

Note: If there ismore than one entry withthe exact same name a selection list willappear showing the various differentoptions.

Route setting example

This is a simple example explaining howto use the basic features of the systemto set a route. For information relating tothe other features of the system, see therelevant section in this guide.

Please follow this step by step procedureto familiarise yourself with the system.

Navigationmain screen

To select the navigation system, push theNAV button adjacent to the screen panel.The road safety caution will be displayed.To use the system, read the caution andselectOK.

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Destination input screen

SelectDestinat. to enter the destinationyou wish to navigate to.

A list with several options is shown. SelectDestination input. Starting from thetop, select the country followed by eitherthe postcode if available or city and streetname. Use the alphanumeric keypad andselection lists to select your addressdetails.

Once sufficient information has beenentered, select Start to proceed.

Note: If you only need to navigate to acity centre for example, full address detailsare not required. Select Start once itbecomes available.

The route is now calculated and thescreen returns to the main navigationscreen with instructions on how toproceed. Follow the screen and audioprompts to reach your destination.

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NAVIGATIONUNITOVERVIEW

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CD ejectA

Channel/keycode select/Phone number entryB

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Map displayD

Home menu selectE

Traffic/TMC menu select. See Using TMC (page 69).F

Sound settings. See Radio operation (page 18).G

EscapeH

Rotary scroll/selectI

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Seek upK

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SD card eject. See Systemsettings (page 11).M

On/off and volume control. See Audio operation (page ?).N

Settings menu select. See Systemsettings (page 11).O

Phone menu selectP

Radio source select. See Radio operation (page 18).Q

CD/CD-MP3/CDChanger/AUX source select. SeeAudiooperation (page?).

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Navigation main screen. See Navigation system (page ?).S

SD card aperture. See Systemsettings (page 11).T

Options selectU

Disc aperture. See CDoperation (page 19).V

LOADINGTHENAVIGATIONDATA

1. Load the navigation SD card into theaperture.

2. Press theNAVbutton. The road safetywarning will be shown in the display.

3. Rotate the SELECT button to selectoption.

4. Press the SELECT button to activateselection.

Note: The navigation CD can also beused for navigation data. See Systemsettings (page 11).For map updates and system upgradesplease refer to your dealer.

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SYSTEMSETTINGS

Most of the important settings for yournavigation unit can be accessed via theSET button. The following sectiondescribes the various options and how touse them.

Press the SET button to display thesettings screen. The following diagramsshow an overview of the menu structurewithin the settings screen:

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Systemsettings-VehiclesWith:CDNavigationSystem

OrientationMap view

Driving recommendation


Lane recommendationNext POIsMap content

PositionDestination

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North up / Heading up / Auto

On / Off

On / OffOn / OffOn / Off

Off / Always / Temp.

Off / Always / Temp.

Selection list

Navigation sourceTime

Navigation demoSet speed profileEnter position manuallyStart manual calibration

Alternative frequency

CD / SDRemain / arrival

Off / Once / Loop

On / Off

On / Off

12H / 24H

News

RegionalRadio text

Copy Nav CD to SD CardEject SD Card

Format SD Card

Set DateSet Clock

Time FormatDate FormatVia GPSSummer TimeTime zone

Map

Navigation

Radio

SD Card

Clock/date

On / Off

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Reset radio settingsReset Nav / map settingsReset destination memoryReset system settings

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On / Off

Selection list

Navigation voice outputNavigation Audio mixAutomatic Volume Control

Factory Settings

Language

Display Off

Volume settings

Day / Night / AutoDisplay modeViewBrightness

Colour 1 / Colour 2

Display

Rotate the SELECT button and scroll tothe required feature in the first column ofthe menu tree. Press the SELECT buttonto activate the feature.

Rotate the SELECT button and scroll tothe required feature in the second columnof the menu tree. Press the SELECTbutton to activate the various functionsand options in the feature.

Press the ESCbutton at any time to returnto the previous feature.

The following diagramshows anoverviewof the menu structure within the settingsscreen:

A description of the various functions andoptions available are given here:

Map

Orientation

This changes the way in which the mapis displayed.

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• SelectNORTHUP to display themapwith north always at the top of thescreen.

• Select HEADINGUP to display themap with the direction of the vehiclealways at the top of the screen. Thedisplay will rotate as your vehiclechanges direction.

• SelectAUTO to select a combinationof the above two options. For lowermap scales, the system will use aHEADINGUP display, and for higherscales it will switch to a NORTHUPdisplay.

Map view

• Select POSITION to show the mapwith the current location of the vehiclein the centre.

• Select DESTINATION to show themap centred on the entereddestination address.


This feature enables a graphic inset onthe map display screen which shows thenext turn or direction to travel in.

• SelectOFF to disable.• Select ALWAYS to turn this on

constantly. A graphic inset will alwaysbe shown even if there is no directionchange or turn approaching.

• SelectTEMPORARY to activate. Thisoption will only display the insetgraphic when there is a directionchange or turn approaching.

Lane recommendation

This feature enables a graphic inset onthe map display screen which shows thelane that you should use.

Mapcontent

This feature enables various categoriesof information to be included on the mapdisplay screen. You may select andde-select the different categories byscrolling through the options.

Note:Multiple categories can beselected.

Navigation

Navigation source

Select either CD or SDcard as thenavigation source.

Time

This feature changes theway inwhich thejourney time is shown.

• Select REMAIN to display theremaining estimated driving time toreach the destination.

• Select ARRIVAL to display theestimated time of arrival.


This feature enables a graphic inset on allapplication screens (CD, radio etc) whichshows the next turn or direction to travelin.

• SelectOFF to disable.• Select ALWAYS to turn this on

constantly. A graphic inset will alwaysbe shown even if there is no directionchange or turn approaching.

• SelectTEMPORARY to activate. Thisoption will only display the insetgraphic when there is a directionchange or turn approaching.

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Navigation demo

This feature allows you to set any vehiclestart position, and to begin ademonstration route guidance scenarioif required. Your GPS position is ignoredwhen activating this feature and yourvehicle does not need to be moving tobegin a route.

• SelectOFF to deactivate. The systemwill operate normally using the GPSsensor and display the true vehicleposition.

• SelectONCE to enable and runthrough a simulated route guidanceplan one time only.

• Select LOOP to enable a continuousdemonstration mode. The simulatedroute will keep repeating by returningto the start point once the destinationhas been reached.

To enter a simulated vehicle position,select themanual position button. Thiswillallow entry of an address in the usualmanner.

Startmanual calibration

It may be necessary to periodicallycalibrate the navigation system, in orderto maintain position accuracy. Press theselect button to re-calibrate the navigationsystem. Follow the on screen instructions.

Radio

News

This featurewill interrupt normal receptionto broadcast news bulletins from stationson the FM waveband, in the same wayas traffic information is provided. Newsinterrupts are broadcast at the samepreset volume level as trafficannouncements. You can turn this on andoff.

Alternative frequency (AF)

Many programmes broadcast on the FMwaveband have a programmeidentification (PI) code, which can berecognised by audio units. If your radiohas AF tuning switched on and youmovefrom one transmission area to another,this facility will search for and switch to astronger station signal, if one can befound.When selected, the unit continuallyevaluates signal strength and, if a bettersignal becomes available, the unit willswitch to that alternative. It mutes while itchecks an AF list and, if necessary, it willsearch once across the selectedwaveband for a genuine alternativefrequency. It will restore radio receptionwhen it finds one or, if one is not found,the unit will return to the original storedfrequency.

Regional

Regional mode controls the behaviour ofAF switching between regionally relatednetworks of a parent broadcaster. Abroadcastermay run a fairly large networkacross a large part of the country. Atvarious times of the day this large networkmay be broken down into a number ofsmaller regional networks, typicallycentred on major towns or cities. Whenthe network is not split into regionalvariants, the whole network carries thesame programming.

RegionalmodeON: This prevents randomAF switches when neighbouring regionalnetworks are not carrying the sameprogramming.

Regional mode OFF: This allows a largercoverage area if neighbouring regionalnetworks are carrying the sameprogramming, but can cause random AFswitches if they are not.

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Radio text

This feature enables additional textinformation (RDS text) on themap displayscreen when transmitted by the currentselected radio station.

SDcard

Eject SD card

CAUTIONSThe SD card must be ejected usingthe Eject SD card feature in theSET button SD card sub-menu.

Failure to do thismay corrupt the SD cardstored data.

Do not leave the SD card partiallyinserted in the SD card aperture.

This feature allows you to remove the SDcard.

CopyNavCD to SDcard

This feature allows you to copy theinformation from the navigation CD to theSD card. The navigation disc can then beremoved allowing full use of theCDplayer.

Format SDcard

This feature allows you to format the SDcard.

Clock/date

Use this to either manually set the timeand date or to set via a GPS signal if in asuitable coverage position.

Manual set screen

Rotate the SELECT button to advancethe hours, minutes and date. Press theSELECT button to confirm each setting.You can also change the format of thetime display from 12hr to 24hr clock, aswell as the date format.

GPSsetting

Rotate the SELECT button and scroll toVIAGPS. Press the SELECT button toset the clock and date automatically. Thetime and date will be updated if there issuitable reception. Youmay alter the timeand date format as previously described.

Display

Displaymode

The screen can be optimised for day ornight time driving, or an automatic switchbetween the two depending on vehicleheadlamp activation.

View

Use this feature to switch betweendifferent colour themes for the display andmenus.

Brightness

Rotate the SELECT button to move theslider bar and adjust the brightness. Pressthe SELECT button to activate thepreference.

Volume settings

Navigation voice output

Voice guidance when navigating may beturned on or off via this control.

Note: It is recommended to leave thison, and to avoid taking your eyes off theroad to read the navigation screen display.

Navigation/Audiomix

Rotate the SELECT button to move theslider bar and adjust the volume mixbetween the navigation voice output andthe audio source. Press the SELECTbutton to activate the preference.

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Navigation voice output does not interruptnormal audio playback but is mixed withit and appears as a voice over.

Automatic volumecontrol (AVC)

TheAVCadjusts the audio source volumein relation to the speed of the vehicle.Rotate the SELECT button to move theslider bar and adjust the sensitivity. Pressthe SELECT button to activate thepreference.

Note:Move the bar to the far left positionto turn AVC off.

Languages

Select your required on-screen displaylanguage from the selection list.

Note: To change from metric units toimperial units select the appropriateEnglish language option.

Factory settings

CAUTION

You will lose your personal settingsafter using the reset buttons.

Use these functions to return the unitback to factory default settings.

Display off

Press any button to turn the screendisplay off.

Press the SET button to turn the screendisplay on again.

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RADIOOPERATION

Volume/power control

Press the VOL button to turn the unit onand off.

Rotate the VOL button to adjust thevolume.

Radio functions

Press the RADIO button to access thesettings.

Rotate the SELECT button to scrollthrough the features.

Press the button below the requiredfeature to activate the feature.

Press the ESCbutton at anytime to returnto the previous feature.

Selecting awaveband

Select BAND to view the selection list.Rotate the SELECT button to scrollthrough the list. Press the SELECT buttonto activate the selection.

Note: Available bands are FM1, FM2,FM3, FM AST, MW and LW. Each bandcan store up to 10 preset stations.

Note: You can move through theavailable wavebands by pressing andreleasing the RADIO button.

Selecting an available station

Select FMLIST to view the selection list.Rotate the SELECT button to scrollthrough the list. Press the SELECT buttonto activate the selection.

Tuning

Seek tuning

To automatically tune press theSEEKuporSEEKdownbutton. Thenext availablestation will be selected.

Manual tuning

Select TUNE to enter the manual tunescreen. Rotate the SELECTbutton. Pressthe SELECT button to activate theselection.

Scan tuning

Select SCAN to review all availablestations. The radio will play 10 seconds ofeach station before advancing to the nextavailable station. Press the button belowSCAN again once a suitable station hasbeen reached to turn the function off.

Note: Scan tuning is not available on theFM AST waveband.

Station presetmemory

All except FMAST stations

Up to 10 preset stations can be set foreach waveband. To store a preset, tuneinto the desired station and then pressand hold a button 1 to0. To recall a storedpreset press button 1 to 0. or

Rotate the SELECTbutton to view the FMstations. Press the SELECT button toactivate the selection.

FMAST stations

SelectSTOREor longpress theRADIObutton. The unit will automatically find andstore the strongest stations in the area.

Advanced radio settings

See Systemsettings (page 11).

Sound settings

Press the SOUND button to access thesettings.

Rotate the SELECT button to adjust thefeature setting. Press the SELECT buttonto activate the setting.

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The BALANCE control is used to adjustthe sound distribution between the leftand right speakers.

The FADE control is used to adjust thesound distribution from front to rear.

The TREBLE andBASS controls adjustthe high and low audio frequenciesrespectively. These settings may becustomized for each source.

The LOUDNESS control boosts thelower frequency range at low volumes toachieve a fuller sound.

The COMPRESSION feature can beturned on or off. With the feature on,quietermusic is boosted and loudermusiclowered to minimise repeated volumeadjustments.

CDOPERATION

Note: For sound setting information SeeRadio operation (page 18).Press the CD/AUX button.

If a CD is loaded this will start playing,otherwise a warning will appear advisingthat the CD slot is empty.

Note: Pressing the CD/AUX buttonrepeatedly will toggle between the AUXinput mode, CD mode and CD changermode (if fitted).

Playing aCD

Loading a disc into the CD aperture willautomatically start CDplayback and entertheCD screen. If another source is playingand a CD is already loaded, pressing theCD/AUX buttonwill resumeCD playback.

Track seek

To advance a track press the SEEKupbutton.

To go to the beginning of a track presstheSEEKdownbutton. Press thebuttonagain to go to the previous track.

Track fast forward/reverse

Press and hold the SEEKup and SEEKdown buttons to search forwards orbackwards within the track playing.

Shuffle

This feature will play tracks in a randomorder.

Press the SHUFFLE button to turn thison and off. The button stays highlightedwhen this feature is on.

Note: The feature is applied either to thewhole CD disc or a folder in the case of aCDdiscwithMP3audio. Repeatedbuttonpresses toggle between these differentmodes.

Repeat

This feature will play tracks on acontinuous loop.

Press theREPEAT button to turn this onand off. The button stays highlightedwhen this feature is on.

Note: The feature is applied either to thetrack or a folder in the case of a CD discwith MP3 audio. Repeat button pressestoggle between these different modes.

Scan

This feature will play a short introductionof each track before advancing to thenext track. Turn the feature off once thedesired track is reached.

Press the SCAN button to turn this onand off. The button stays highlightedwhen this feature is on.

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Note: The icon within the button showsif the feature is applied either to thewholeCD disc or a folder in the case of a CDdisc with MP3 audio. Repeat buttonpresses toggle between these differentmodes.

MP3CDplayback

The internal CD drive will also playCD-ROMs with MP3 files.

Supported formats include:

• MPEG1, Audio layer 3 (ISO/IEC11172-3)

• MPEG2, Audio layer 3 (ISO/IEC13818-3.2)

• Scan rates of 8, 11.025, 12, 16, 22.05,24, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz

• Permissible bit rate is 8kbit/s to 320kbit/s.

Rotate the SELECT button to browse filesand folders in a MP3 disc. Press theSELECT button to activate selection.

The current directory will be shown first,together with any folders and tracks inthis area. Selecting a track from here willstart playback. If you wish to search afolder, select the button correspondingto this folder. The contents of the folderwill be displayed, showing any tracks orfurther nested sub folders. Press the ESCbutton to go back a step.

Note:Naming folders as album titlesmayhelp when browsing an MP3 disc.

CDchanger playback

If a CD changer is connected to thenavigation unit, press the CD/AUX buttonuntil the CD changer screen is displayed.This will activate the CD changer as thecurrently selected audio source.

Filled slots in the CD changer magazineare displayed on the screen. Press theCDbutton to access theCD's. Rotate theSELECT button to required selection.Press the SELECT button to activateselection.

The controls for a disc playing via the CDchanger are the same as for a disc in theinternal CD drive.

Auxiliary input

If your vehicle is fitted with an AUX inputsocket selecting AUX will allow anexternal device to be played through thesystem.

Press the CD/AUX button twice to selectthe AUX inputmode. Youmay control thevolume and other audio settings in thesame way as for other sources.

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NAVIGATIONSYSTEMCONTROLS

Press the NAV button to enter the mainnavigation screen.

If an address has been entered as adestination, thiswill appear next to the flagicon. Your current location is shown nextto the pin icon.

Variousways to enter your destination areachieved by either pressing the buttonsat the bottomof the screen or by rotatingthe SELECT button to scroll through listsand pressing the SELECT button toactivate a selection.

Destinations

SelectDestinat. to enter the destinationmenu.

Destination input

Select Destination input to enter thedestination input menu. For details ofoperation SeeNavigationQuickstart(page 7).

Last destinations

This allows quick access to a history ofprevious destinations entered in thesystem. Select the required repeatdestination from the list.

DestinationmemoryA-Zsortedanddestinationmemorymanuallysorted

These features give access to a detailedset of advanced user controls. You maycustomize a personal destination addressbook and assign user defined names toaddresses and locations for example.

Special destinations

This part of the menu allows navigationwith points of interest (POI). These arecategorized locations suchas restaurants,railway stations, etc.

Note: Some categories are filed as subcategories within a higher leveldescription. For example the categoryPETROL STATION is a sub category ofAUTOMOTIVE. If you cannot find the itemyou require it may be hidden withinanother category.

Near position

This allows searching in relation to yourcurrent position.

Select this button and a category list willappear. Select the type of place you arelooking for, and a list of the nearestoptions to your current location willappear. Select your choice from the listto navigate to this destination.

Near last destination

Select this button and a category list willappear. Select the type of place you arelooking for (for example a restaurant) anda list of the nearest restaurants to yourlast entered destinationwill appear. Selectyour choice from the list to navigate tothis destination.

City

This allows category searching by defininga city first.

Enter the required city and then choosea category. A list of the nearest relatedlocations is then displayed. Select yourchoice from the list to navigate to thisdestination.

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Waymarks

By selectingWaymarks, a list ofpersonalised locationsmay be accessed.These can be off road locations or anyother such unmapped areas which maynot match a road network on the mapdatabase.Waymarksmay be storedfrom a current position by selectingAdd.OnceWaymarkshavebeen stored theymay be accessed and used asprogrammable destination points.

Tour list

This feature allows you to enter a numberof different destinations and select theorder in which you wish to visit them. Thesystem will automatically calculate anddisplay your chosen journey.

MENUSTRUCTURE

The following diagramshows anoverviewof the main navigation screen menu andits sub-menus:

Destination input

Last destinations

Destination memory A-Z sorted

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CountryCity / postcodeStreetDistrict

Selection list

Selection list

Selection list

Destination memory manually sorted

Selection listSelection list

Special destinations

Waymarks

Tour list

Near last destinationIn the city

Near position

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ROUTEOPTIONSMENU

You can set a number of options whichalter theway a route is planned. Using theOPTIONS button in the navigationscreen, the following preferences can beset:

Dynamic guidance

This feature can be turned on and off.When switched on, and if the unit isreceiving a valid traffic message channel(TMC) signal, the route will beautomatically updated to take intoaccount real time traffic incidents orcongestion.

Note: This feature can be useful inavoiding delays or hold ups on journeys.

Route

Select the way in which a route iscalculated.

The Shortest option will prioritise aminimum practical distance to thedestination.

TheFastestoptionwill prioritise the routewhich will get to the destination in theminimum time.

TheCustom option will allow the user toset a mix of these two route settingoptions. Go to the menu itemCustomizedRoute to set the desiredmix. Move the slider to achieve thedesired mix.

Roadfeatures tobeavoidedorincluded

Select from the list which road featuresare to be avoided or included in the routeby turning the feature on or off.

Further options from themainscreen

START and STOP can be selected toresume or cancel an active route plan.

Once a route is underway, pressROUTEto show a list of the route and distances.

ROUTEDISPLAYS

Mapdisplay

Press the MAP button adjacent to thescreen display for a map view.

This view will show your current locationwith your vehicle in the centre shown asan arrow surrounded by a circle. Thearrow will face in the direction of travel.

To toggle between a full display mapscreen or a detailed map screen, pressthe DETAILS button adjacent to thescreen display.

You can change the way the map isdisplayed by altering the zoom andorientation settings. use the rotaryscroll/select to change themap scale andzoom in or out.

Note:Map scale settings may be setbetween 50 m and 100 km.

Select Settings to change the maporientation settings. See Systemsettings (page 11).

Themap displaywill rotate as your vehiclemakes changes in direction.

SelectOptions to change the routeoptions settings.

Press theMute button to mute thenavigation voice prompts.

A second press of theMute button willresume the navigation voice prompts.

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Junction zoom

This featurewill automatically increase thezoom on the map display at times whenyou are required to make a turn, orperform more complex manoeuvres.Shortly after the zoom scale will return tothe previous level.

Select AUTO to activate junction zoom.

Navigation display

After commencing a navigation route, thedefault screen is the main navigationscreen.

Once an active route is underway,guidance will be given by on-screeninformationandvoiceprompts.Whicheveraudio source you wish to leave the unitin, basic turn by turn and distanceinformation will remain on the screen inthe form of a graphic inset. You do notneed to leave the unit on the mainnavigation screen when you arenavigating a route. Slightly more detailedinformation on your route may beavailable via the main navigation screen ifrequired.

WARNING

Do not rely on the screen promptswhen navigating. Always listen tothe navigation voice and take care

not be distracted from the road ahead.

The navigation inset screenwill display thedistance to the next turn and the directionof travel to be taken, when you select anyaudio source, provided that routeguidance has been started.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Refer to your vehicle's handbook forgeneral information on telephone setup.

TELEPHONESETUP

Phonebook categories

Depending on your phonebook entry,different categories can be displayed inthe navigation unit.

The categories are indicated by an iconnext to the contact entry on the list

Note: Entries may be displayed withouta category attachment (no icon will bedisplayed).

BondanotherBluetoothphone

Phones stored in the system areaccessible from the main phone screen.

1. Press the PHONE button.2. Select Settings.3. Rotate the SELECT button and scroll

to Select active phone.


5. Rotate the SELECT button and scrollto the required phone.


USINGTHE TELEPHONE

This describes the phone functions of thenavigation unit.

An active phone must be present andconnected.

Even if connected to the navigation unit,your phone can still be used in the usualway.

Note: You can exit the phone menu bypressing any source button (CD/AUX,RADIO for example).

Phonemenu

Press the PHONE button to access themain phone screen:

Settings

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Selection listSelection listSelection listSelection list

Reject all incoming callsBluetoothSelect active phone

Select active BT deviceSelect BT device to debond

Select phone to debond

On / OffOn / Off

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Navigation telephone control - VehiclesWith: CDNavigation System

Making a call

Dialling a number

You can access your phone addressbook either with the phone docked in thecradle or via Bluetooth. The current activephone will appear in the main phonescreen display.

1. Press the PHONE button.

2. Enter the required telephone numberusing the keypad.

3. Select Dial.Note: If you enter an incorrect digit whilstentering a phone number, selectDeleteto erase the last digit. A long press onDelete will erase the complete string ofdigits.

Press and hold 0 to enter a + digit.

Dialling a number from thephonebook

You can also dial contacts from yourphonebook, without having to enter thenumber via the keypad.


2. Select List.3. Select Phone book.4. Enter the first letter of the contact

nameusing the alphanumeric keypad.

5. Press the SELECT button.

6. A list of phonebook entries startingwith the letter selected will appear.

7. Rotate the SELECT button to scrollthrough these entries to find therequired contact and select it.

8. A detailed screenwill appear showingthe contact details and number. SelectDIAL to proceed.

Ending a call

Calls can be ended by selecting End orby pressing one of the audio sourcebuttons.

Redialling the last dialled number


2. Select List.3. Select REDIAL to proceed.

Receiving an incoming call

Accepting an incoming call

Incoming calls can be accepted by either:

• pressing the PHONE button

• pressing the MODE button on theremote control

• Selecting Accept.

Rejecting an incoming call

Incoming calls can be rejected by either:

• pressing the CD/AUX button

• pressing the RADIO button

• Selecting Reject.

Note: You cannot reject an incoming callusing the remote control.

Handling a second incomingcall

Note: The second incoming call functionmust be activated in your phone.

If there is an incoming call whilst there isan ongoing call, a beep will be heard andyou will have the option to end the activecall and to accept the incoming call.

Accepting a second incoming call

Second incoming calls can be acceptedby either:

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• pressing the PHONE button

• pressing the MODE button on theremote control

• selecting Accept.

Note: This will cancel the ongoing call.

Rejecting a second incoming call

Second incoming calls can be rejected byeither:

• pressing the CD/AUX button

• pressing the RADIO button

• Selecting Reject.

Changing the active phone

Note: Phones must be bonded to thesystem before they can be made active.


2. Select Settings.3. Select active phone.4. Rotate the SELECT button and select

the new phone to become bondedfrom the list.


Note: After bonding a Bluetooth phoneto the system, this becomes the activephone.

Deleting a bonded phone

Abondedphone canbedeleted from thesystem at any time, unless a phone call isin progress.


2. Select Settings.3. Select phone to debond.4. Rotate the SELECT button and select

the phone to debond from the list.


Reject all incoming calls

Youmay set the phone via the navigationunit to automatically reject all incomingcalls.


2. Select Settings.3. Select Reject all incoming calls.4. Press the SELECT button to activate

selection.

All incoming phone calls will be divertedto voicemail or to whatever default is setup in your phone. Whilst this button ishighlighted in the phone screen, thefeature will be active.

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Main voice commands The following voice commands are themain commands that will be used toinitiate a specific instruction. Theygenerally cover the operation of the hardkeys on the navigation unit front bezel.Use thesecommands to switchbetweenthe main functions of the unit, beforeissuing further detailed commands.

CommentUser voice command

Starts radio"RADIO" / "TUNER"

Starts CD changer"CD-CHANGER" / "CHANGER"

Starts CD/CD MP3"CD-PLAYER" / "AUDIO-CD"

Starts phone"TELEPHONE" / "PHONE" / "MOBILE/CELLPHONE"

Starts navigation"NAVIGATION" / "NAVI" / "SATNAV"

Starts climate control"CLIMATE" / "CLIMATE CONTROL"

Cancels the current dialogue"CANCEL" / "ABORT"

Most important general helpcommands if the active applicationcannot be controlled by voice,else application/dialogue specific

commands

" HELP" / "WHAT CAN I SAY?" / "COMMANDS"

Less important general helpcommands if the active applicationcannot be controlled by voice,else less important application/dialogue specific command

(command not always available)

"MORE HELP" / "MORE COMMANDS"

Most important general helpcommands

"GENERAL HELP" / "GENERAL COMMANDS"

Switches between differentapplications

"CHANGE TO <source>" / "GO TO <source>" /"SWITCH TO <source>"

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Help function

If at any stage of a voice dialogue youbecome unsure of how to proceed, say"HELP" after the beep sound. The systemwill then reply with helpful advice andinstructions onwhat your available optionsare.

AUDIOUNITCOMMANDS

CDPlayer

You can control many CD audio featuresdirectly by voice control.

Overview

The overview below shows the availablevoice commands for operating your CDplayer.

CDAudio voice commands

"NEXT CD"

"PREVIOUS CD"

"NEXT TRACK"/"NEXT SONG"/"NEXT TITLE"

"PREVIOUS TRACK"/"PREVIOUS SONG"/"PREVIOUS TITLE"

"CD <1-6>"/"CD NUMBER <1-6>"

"TRACK <1-99>"/"TRACK NUMBER <1-99>"/"SONG <1-99>"/"SONG NUMBER <1-99>"/"TITLE <1-99>"/"TITLE NUMBER <1-99>"

"SHUFFLE ON"/"RANDOM ON"/MIX ON"

"SHUFFLE CD ON"/"RANDOM CD ON"/"MIX CD ON"

"SHUFFLE OFF"/"RANDOM OFF"/"MIX OFF"

"SHUFFLE CD OFF"/"RANDOM CD OFF"/"MIX CD OFF"

Worked example

The following sequence shows how atypical voice dialogue may be used toactivate a CD function:

1. Press the voice activation button

2. System: beep

3. User: "CD PLAYER"

4. The system now activates the CDplayer and plays the last track.

5. System: "CD PLAYER"

6. System: beep

If the navigation system CD slot is empty:


2. System: beep

3. User: "CD PLAYER"

4. System: "CANCEL. CD SLOT ISEMPTY."

CDchanger

You can control additional CD changerfeatures directly by voice control.

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Overview The overview below shows the availablevoice commands for operating your CDchanger. Use these together with theregular CD player commands.

CDChanger voice commands

"CD <1-6> TRACK <1-99>"/"CD NUMBER <1-6> TRACK NUMBER <1-99>"

"SHUFFLE CHANGER ON"/"RANDOM CHANGER ON"/"MIX CHANGER ON"

"SHUFFLE CHANGER OFF"/"RANDOM CHANGER OFF"/"MIX CHANGER OFF"

Worked example

The following sequence shows how atypical voice dialogue may be used toactivate a CD changer function:


2. System: beep

3. User: "CD CHANGER"

4. The system now activates the CDchanger and plays the last track.

5. System: "CD CHANGER"

6. System: beep

If no CD Changer is connected to thenavigation system:


2. System: beep

3. User: "CD CHANGER"

4. System: "CANCEL. CD CHANGERCOULD NOT BE ACTIVATED."

Radio

The radio voice commands support thefunctionality of the radio and allow you totune radio stations by voice control.

Overview

The overview below shows the availablevoice commands for operating your radio.

"RADIO / TUNER"

"PLAY PRESET <1-5>" / "PRESET <1-5>"

"DELETE STATION NAME" / "DELETE PRESET NAME"

"DELETE ALL STATION NAMES" / "DELETE ALL PRESET NAMES"

"READ STATION NAMES" / "READ ALL STATION NAMES"

"CHANGE STATION NAME" / "CHANGE NAME"

"STORE STATION AS PRESET" / "STORE STATION"

"PLAY STATION < >" / "PLAY < >"

"DELETE STATION < >" / "DELETE < >"

"FM" / "FM BAND" / "SWITCH TO FM" / "SWITCH TO FM BAND"

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"RADIO / TUNER"

"MW" / "MEDIUMWAVE BAND" / "MEDIUMWAVE"

"LW" / "LONG WAVE BAND" / "LONG WAVE"

"FM<1-3>" / "SWITCH TO FM<1-3>"

"FM AST" / "SWITCH TO FM AST"

"MEDIUMWAVE BANK" / "SWITCH TO MEDIUMWAVE"

"LONGWAVE BANK" / "SWITCH TO LONGWAVE"

"FREQUENCY <87.5-108.0>" / "PLAY <87.5-108.0>" / "FREQUENCY <87.5-108.0>MHZ"/ "PLAY <87.5-108.0> MHZ"

"FREQUENCY <531-1620>" / "PLAY <531-1620>" / "FREQUENCY <531-1620> KHZ"/"PLAY <531-1620> KHZ"

"FREQUENCY <153-279>" / "PLAY <153-279>" / "FREQUENCY <153-279> KHZ"/"PLAY <153-279> KHZ"

"NEXT STATION" / "PLAY NEXT STATION"

"PREVIOUS STATION" / "PLAY PREVIOUS STATION"

"TA ON" / "TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT ON"

"TA OFF" / "TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT OFF"

"ADD STATION NAME" / "NAME STATION" / "STORE STATION NAME"

"AUTOSTORE" / "START AUTOSTORE" / "AUTOSTORE STATIONS"

"PRESET NUMBER <1-5>"

Worked example

The following sequence shows how atypical voice dialogue may be used toactivate a radio function:


2. System: beep

3. User: " - "

4. System: "COMMAND PLEASE!"

5. System: beep

6. User: " - "

7. System: "IMPORTANT COMMANDSARE: RADIO, CD PLAYER,NAVIGATION AND HELP."

8. System: beep

9. User: "RADIO"

10. The system now activates the radiofunction and plays the last tunedstation.

11. System: "RADIO"

12. System: beep

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In the sequence above, long pauses andsilences are denoted by " - ". Thisdemonstrates how the system will guideyou even if you are unsure of how toproceed at any point.

TELEPHONECOMMANDS

Phone

Your phone system allows you to createan additional phonebook. The storedentries can be dialled by voice control.Phone numbers stored by using voicecontrol are stored on the vehicle systemand not in your phone.

Overview

The overview below shows the availablevoice commands of the phone system.

"PHONE"

"DIAL NUMBER"/"ENTER NUMBER"

"REDIAL"/"LAST CALL"

"CALL < >"/"DIAL < >"

"READ PHONE BOOK NAMES ALOUD"/"READ NAMES"/"REPLAY NAMES"

"ADD PHONE BOOK NAME"/"ADD NAME"

"CHANGE PHONE BOOK NAME"/"CHANGE NAME"

"DELETE NAME"/"DELETE PHONE BOOK NAME"

"DELETE ALL PHONE BOOK NAMES"

"REJECT INCOMING CALLS"/"REJECT CALLS"

"ACCEPT INCOMING CALLS"/"ACCEPT CALLS"

"ENABLE BLUETOOTH"/"BLUETOOTH ON"

"DISABLE BLUETOOTH"/"BLUETOOTH OFF"

"REPEAT NUMBER"/"REPEAT"

"DIAL"/"DIAL NUMBER"/"CALL NUMBER"/"CALL"

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Worked example

The following sequence shows how atypical voice dialogue may be used toactivate a phone function (unit starts inphone mode for this example):


2. System: "PHONE"

3. System: beep

4. User: "DIAL NUMBER"

5. System: "PLEASEENTERTHEPHONENUMBER"

6. System: beep

7. User: "12345"

8. System: "12345"

9. System: beep

10. User: " - "

11. System: "WHAT NEXT?"

12. System: beep

13. User: "6789"

14. System: "6789"

15. System: beep

16. User: "DIAL"

17. System: "THE NUMBER IS BEINGDIALLED"

18. The system dials the enterednumber.


Create a phonebook

Add name

New entries can be stored with the "ADDNAME" command. This feature can beused to dial a number by calling up thename instead of the full phone number.

Note: Select the first letter of the contactfrom the address book and then pressthe voice button.

Note: A maximum of 5 entries may bestored.

Worked example 1

The following sequence shows how atypical voice dialogue may be used toassign a name to a number (unit starts inphone mode for this example):


2. System: "PHONE"

3. System: beep

4. User: "ADD NAME"

5. System: "PLEASE SAY A LINENUMBER"

6. System: beep

7. User: " - "


9. System: beep

10. User: "2"

11. System: "PLEASE SAY THE PHONEBOOK NAME"

12. System: beep

13. User: "MY OFFICE"

14. System: "THE PHONE BOOKNAMEIS STORED"

15. "MY OFFICE" is stored for entry line2 of the phone book.


Worked example 2

Unit starts in phone mode and "MR.SMITH" has been named for this example:

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2. System: "PHONE"

3. System: beep

4. User: "CALL MR. SMITH"

5. System: "THE NUMBER IS BEINGDIALLED"

6. The system dials the phone numberassociated with the nametag "MR.SMITH"

NAVIGATIONSYSTEMCOMMANDS

Navigation

Overview

The overview below shows the availablevoice commands of the navigationsystem.

"NAVIGATION"

"START GUIDANCE"/"START ROUTE GUIDANCE"/"CALCULATE ROUTE"

"STOP GUIDANCE"/"STOP ROUTE GUIDANCE"

"VOICE GUIDANCE ON"/"NAVIGATION VOICE ON"

"VOICE GUIDANCE OFF"/"NAVIGATION VOICE OFF"

"STORE DESTINATION"/"SAVE DESTINATION"

"LAST DESTINATIONS"/"LAST DESTINATIONS MEMORY"

"DESTINATIONS"/"DESTINATIONS MEMORY"/"MY DESTINATIONS"

"SHOWMAP"/"MAP"

"ROUTE OPTIONS"/"CHANGE ROUTE OPTIONS"

"SHOW ROUTE LIST"/"ROUTE LIST"

"ADD DESTINATION NAME"/"NAME DESTINATION"

"START GUIDANCE TO < >"/"NAVIGATE TO < >"/"CALCULATE ROUTE TO < >"

"CHANGE DESTINATION NAME"/"CHANGE NAME"

"DELETE DESTINATION NAME"/"DELETE NAME"

"DELETE ALL DESTINATION NAMES"/"DELETE ALL NAMES"

"READ NAMES"/"READ DESTINATION NAMES ALOUD"/"REPLAY NAMES"

"ENTER DESTINATION"

"ENTER COUNTRY"/"CHANGE COUNTRY"/"COUNTRY"

"ENTER CITY"/"CHANGE CITY"/"CITY"

"ENTER STREET"/"CHANGE STREET"/"STREET"

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"NAVIGATION"

"ENTERHOUSENUMBER"/"CHANGEHOUSENUMBER"/"HOUSENUMBER"/"ENTERNUMBER"/"CHANGE NUMBER"/"NUMBER"

"SPELL COUNTRY"

"SPELL CITY"

"SPELL STREET"

"SPELL"

"SHOW POSITION"

"SHOW DESTINATION"

Route option commands

"NAVIGATION"

"DYNAMICGUIDANCEON"/"DYNAMICROUTEGUIDANCEON"/"DYNAMICNAVIGA-TION ON"

"DYNAMIC GUIDANCE OFF"/"DYNAMIC ROUTE GUIDANCE OFF"/"DYNAMICNAVIGATION OFF"

"FAST ROUTE"/"FASTEST ROUTE"/"QUICK ROUTE"/"QUICKEST ROUTE"

"SHORT ROUTE"/"SHORTEST ROUTE"

"AVOID HIGHWAYS"/"NO HIGHWAYS"/"AVOID MOTORWAYS"/"NO MOTORWAYS"

"ALLOWHIGHWAYS"/"USEHIGHWAYS"/"ALLOWMOTORWAYS"/"USEMOTORWAYS"

"AVOID TOLL"/"NO TOLL"/"AVOID TOLL ROADS"/"NO TOLL ROADS"

"ALLOW TOLL"/"ALLOW TOLL ROADS"/"USE TOLL"/"USE TOLL ROADS"

"AVOID FERRIES"/"NO FERRIES"

"ALLOW FERRIES"/"USE FERRIES"

"AVOID TUNNELS"/"NO TUNNELS"

"ALLOW TUNNELS"/"USE TUNNELS"

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Mapcommands

"NAVIGATION"

"AUTOZOOM ON/OFF"

"SCALE UP"/"ZOOMOUT"/"ENLARGE SCALE"/"INCREASE SCALE"/"REDUCEMAP"

"SCALEDOWN"/"ZOOM IN"/"REDUCESCALE"/"DECREASESCALE"/"ENLARGEMAP"

"NORTH UP MAP"/"NORTH UP"

"HEADING MAP"/"HEADING"/"HEAD UP"

"SHOW ARROWS"/"SHOW SYMBOLS"/"ARROWS"/"SYMBOLS"

Worked example 1

The following sequence shows how atypical voice dialogue may be used toactivate a navigation function (unit startsin navigation mode for this example):


2. System: "NAVIGATION"

3. System: beep

4. User: "VOICE GUIDANCE ON"

5. System: "VOICE GUIDANCE ON"

6. The navigation systemactivates voiceguidance (audible turn by turninformation).

Worked example 2

Unit starts in navigation mode for thisexample:



3. System: beep

4. User: "DESTINATIONS MEMORY"


6. System: beep

7. User: " - "


9. System: beep

10. User: "HELP"

11. System: "PLEASE SELECT ADESTINATIONBY ITS LINENUMBERBETWEEN ONE AND FIVE. SAYNEXT OR PREVIOUS TO SCROLLLIST CONTENT, OR CANCEL."

12. System: beep

13. User: "NEXT"


15. System: beep

16. User: "LINE 2"

17. The navigation system calculates aroute and starts guidance to theselected destination.

Creating and using a customaddress book

The following examples give generalguidance on storing and usinguser-defined voicetags for specificaddresses and locations.

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Worked example 1

In this example the unit starts in navigationmode and the current destination is notstored in the destination memory:



3. System: beep

4. User: "ADD NAME"

5. System: "PLEASE SAY THEDESTINATION NAME"

6. System: beep

7. User: "MY OFFICE"

8. System: "THEDESTINATIONNAME ISSTORED."

9. The voicetag "MY OFFICE" is storedfor the current destination and isadded to the destination memory.

Worked example 2



3. System: beep

4. User: "NAVIGATE TO "MY OFFICE"."

5. System: "ROUTE GUIDANCE TO < >IS STARTED."

6. The system calculates a route andstarts guidance to the user specifiedlocation "MY OFFICE".

Using voice control with themapdisplay

The following examples give generalguidance on using voice command inconjunction with the map display screen:

Worked example 1

In this example the unit starts in navigationmenu mode:



3. System: beep

4. User: "SHOWMAP"

5. The navigation screen switches to themap display.

Worked example 2

In this example the unit starts in the mapscreen:



3. System: beep

4. User: "AUTOZOOM OFF"

5. System: "AUTOZOOM OFF"

6. Thenavigation systemdeactivates theAutozoom function.

Using voice control to enter adestination

You may enter a complete destinationusing the buttons on the unit, or via voicecontrol. It is also possible to enter differentparts of the destination address (forexample City and Street) by acombination of both methods.

Note: It is necessary to press the voiceactivation button every time beforeentering each field of the destinationaddress.

Worked example 1




3. System: beep

4. User: "ENTER DESTINATION"

5. The unit will change to the destinationentry screen

6. System: beep

7. User: "ENTER CITY"

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8. System: "PLEASE ENTER THE CITYNAME"

9. User: "LONDON"

10. The unit will display the best 5matches to your spoken city nameon the screen. These will beassigned a number from 1 to 5 (forexample 1-LONDON,2-LONDONDERRY, 3-LANCASTER,4-MARGATE, 5-STANTON). Thesystemwill request confirmation thatmatch number 1 is the correct cityname.

11. System: "DID YOU SAY LONDON?"

12. User: "YES"

13. The correct city name is nowentered in the city field.

Worked example 2




3. System: beep

4. User: "ENTER DESTINATION"

5. The unit will change to the destinationentry screen

6. System: beep

7. User: "ENTER CITY"

8. System: "PLEASE ENTER THE CITYNAME"

9. User: "LONDON"

10. In this example the system does notrecognize the correct name asmatch number 1 (for example1-LONDONDERRY, 2-LONDON,3-LANCASTER, 4-MARGATE,5-STANTON).

11. System: "DID YOU SAYLONDONDERRY?"

12. User: "NO, SELECT LINE NUMBER2"

13. The correct city name is nowentered in the city field.

CLIMATECONTROLCOMMANDS

Climate

The climate voice commands support thefunctionality of the fan speed and thetemperature settings.

Overview

The overview below shows the availablevoice commands for your climate controlsystem.

Climate voice commands

"TEMPERATURE <15.5-28.5> DEGREES"/"<15.5-28.5> DEGREES"

"TEMPERATURE UP"/"WARMER"

"TEMPERATURE DOWN"/"COLDER"

"BLOWER UP"/"BLOWER SPEED UP"/"VENTILATION UP"

"BLOWER DOWN"/"BLOWER SPEED DOWN"/"VENTILATION DOWN"

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Note: Temperatures may be set directlyin degrees Celsius for the range indicatedin 0.5 degree steps. Each single step upor down is by 0.5 degrees.

Worked example

The following sequence shows how atypical voice dialogue may be used toactivate a climate function (unit starts inradio mode for this example):


2. System: "RADIO"

3. System: beep

4. User: "CLIMATE"

5. The system switches to the climatecontrol menu.

6. System: "CLIMATE CONTROL"

7. System: beep

8. User: " - "

9. System: "COMMAND PLEASE!"

10. System: beep

11. User: " - "

12. System: "SOME IMPORTANTCOMMANDS FOR CLIMATECONTROL ARE: BLOWER SPEEDUPORDOWN,ANDTEMPERATUREUP OR DOWN."

13. System: beep

14. User: "TEMPERATURE DOWN"

15. The systemdecreases temperatureby 0.5 degrees.


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AUTOMATICCLIMATECONTROL

Note: For general information on climatecontrol, please consult the mainhandbook for your vehicle. This sectionof the navigation handbookonly describesthe unique climate control functionsintegrated within the unit.

For an overview of the climate controlbuttons See Navigation unitoverview (page ?). Buttons will bereferred to using the letters A to Y asdenoted in the overview diagram.

Climate button

Press buttonM to access the climatetouchscreenmode from any othermodethe navigation unit is in.

Touch the fan icon button to accessventilation options.

Touch the thermometer icon button toaccess temperature setting options.

Touch the off button to turn climatecontrol off. This sets the blower speed tozero, closes air outlets and turns the airconditioning off.

Note: The touchscreen buttons allow amore detailed operation and setup forclimate options, however most climatesettings can be set via the hard keys I toS.

Setting the temperature

Rotate the buttonsQ and K for the leftand right hand sides of the vehiclerespectively.

Alternatively, you can also set thetemperature via the touchscreen:

1. Press the CLIMATE buttonM.

2. Touch the thermometer icon button.

3. Adjust the temperature for the desiredpart of your vehicle using the arrowbuttons.

Note: For vehicles with triple-zoneclimate control, you can change the rearzone temperature only via thetouchscreen.

Monomode

In monomode, the temperature settingsfor both the driver’s and passenger’s sideare linked. If you adjust the temperatureusing the rotary control on the driver’sside, the settings will be adjusted to thesame setting on the passenger’s side. Inmono mode,MONO will appear in theclimate display. As long as MONO isactivated, any changes of thetemperature using the touchscreenarrows will set the temperature for thewhole vehicle.


2. Touch the thermometer icon button.

3. Touch theMONO button to turn on oroff.

To switchmonomodeoff

Select a temperature for the passenger’sside with the rotary control on thepassenger’s side. Monomodewill switchoff andMONO will disappear from theclimate display. The temperature for thedriver’s side will remain unchanged. Youcan now adjust the driver and passengerside temperatures independently of eachanother. The temperature settings foreach side are shown in the display on thebottom line of the screen. You can set atemperature difference of up to 4ºC.

Note: If you set a temperature differenceof greater than 4°C, the temperature onthe other side will be adjusted so that thedifference remains 4°C.

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Navigation climate control - VehiclesWith:TouchscreenDisplay

Note: If you set one of the sides to HI orLO, both sides will be set the same.

Note: If you press and hold buttonQ, thiswill switch between mono and dual zonemode.

To switchmonomodeback on

To switchmonomodeback on, touch theMONO button.MONO becomeshighlighted in the display and thepassenger’s side temperature will beadjusted to the driver’s side temperature.

Note: If you press and hold buttonQ, thiswill switch between mono and dual zonemode.

Blower

Use the buttons P and S to adjust theblower speed.

Alternatively, you can also set the blowerspeed via the touchscreen:


2. Touch the fan icon button.

3. Adjust the blower speed for the frontor rear of your vehicle using the fanspeed buttons.

The blower setting is indicated in thedisplay.

To return to automode, press theAUTObutton.

Note: For vehicles with triple-zoneclimate control, it is possible toindependently change theblower settingsfor the front and rear using thetouchscreen controls. Any combinationof fan speeds, or auto on and off may beset.

Air distribution

To adjust air distribution, press the desiredbutton I, J or L. Any combination ofsettings can be selected simultaneously.

Alternatively, you can also set airdistribution via the touchscreen:


2. Touch the fan icon button.

3. Select the desired direction for air flowusing the touchscreen buttons.

When you select windscreen defrostingand demisting, I, J and L switch offautomatically and the air conditioningswitches on. Outside air will flow into thevehicle. You cannot select recirculatedair.

Windscreen defrosting anddemisting

Press the windscreen defrosting anddemisting button R. Outside air will flowinto the vehicle. Air conditioning isautomatically selected. As long as the airdistribution is set to this position, youcannot select recirculated air.

The blower speed and the temperaturecontrol operate automatically and cannotbe adjusted manually. The blower is setto high speed and the temperature to HI.

When you select windscreen defrostinganddemisting, the heated screens switchon automatically and switch off after ashort time.

To return to automode, press theAUTObutton.

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Switching the air conditioningon and off

Press button K to switch the airconditioning on and off. AIRCONDITIONINGOFF appears in thebottom line of the screen display whenthe air conditioning is switched off.

A/CON appears in the display when theair conditioning is switched on.

Recirculated air

Press the recirculated air button to togglebetween outside air and recirculated air.

Note:When the system is in auto modeand the interior and exterior temperaturesare quite hot, the system selectsrecirculated air automatically tomaximisecooling of the interior. Once the selectedtemperature is reached, the system willreselect outside air automatically.

Switching off the automaticclimate control

Press the climate buttonM, then pressthe off button on the touchscreen.

When switchedoff, the heating, ventilationand air conditioning system is switchedoff and recirculated air is selected.

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PRINCIPLEOFOPERATION

Traffic message channel (TMC) stationsare broadcast on the FMwaveband. TMCis a feature that receives traffic alertswhich can be used to plan alternativeroutes and avoid hold ups.

USINGTMC

Press the TRAFFIC button to show thetraffic menu page.

Traffic announcement

Traffic announcement (TA) can be turnedon or off via this menu. If switched on aTA indicator is shown in the informationborder of the status bar.

Stations which broadcast on the FMwaveband and carry traffic programme(TP) information are identified by TPshown in the screen display. With TAswitched on the unit will respond to theseannouncements and interrupt musicplayback. After the announcement hasended music playback will resume.

Ending traffic announcements

The unit will return to normal operation atthe end of each traffic announcement. Toend the announcement prematurely,press the TRAFFIC button during theannouncement.

Using TMCmessages

To reviewTMCmessages, youmayeitherselect a viewwhich showsmessagesonlyaffecting your programmed route, or aviewwhich shows all messages received.

Select the required item to display a list ofTMC messages. This is only an overviewdisplaywhich gives very basic information.Select the message you require furtherinformation on and another screenwill bedisplayed giving full message details onincident location etc. TMCevents can alsobe shown on the map, if activated. SeeRoute optionsmenu (page 45).

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TrafficMessageChannel

MAPUPDATES

The road network is constantly changingdue to new roads, changes in roadclassification, etc. Therefore, it is notalways possible to exactlymatch themapdata in the system to the current roadnetwork.

Map information is regularly updated, butall areas are not necessarily covered tothe same level of detail. Some roads, inparticular private roads, may not beincluded on the database. To help withaccuracy, always use the latest versionnavigation disc. Your dealer will be able toprovide this.

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Mapupdates

TYPEAPPROVALS

FCC/INDUSTRYCANADANOTICE

This device complies with Part 15 of theFCC Rules. Operation is subject to thefollowing two conditions: (1) this devicemay not cause harmful interference, and(2) this device must accept anyinterference received, includinginterference that may cause undesiredoperation.

FCC ID: WJLRX-42

IC: 7847A-RX42

Changes or modifications to your devicenot expressly approved by the partyresponsible for compliance can void theuser's authority to operate the equipment.

RX-42 - declaration ofconformity

We, the party responsible for compliance,declare under our sole responsibility thatthe Handset Integration product RX-42 isin conformity with the provisions of thefollowing Council Directive: 1999/5/EC. Acopy of theDeclaration of Conformity canbe found at:

www.novero.com/declaration_of_conformity

The Bluetooth word mark and logos areowned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and anyuse of such marks by Ford MotorCompany is under license. Othertrademarks and trade names are thoseof their respective owners.

TYPEAPPROVALS

E97713

E97714

SD Logo is a trademark.

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Appendices

AAbout this handbook................................3Appendices...............................................71Audio operation........................................18Audio unit commands............................55CD changer...................................................55CD Player.......................................................55Radio..............................................................56

Automatic climate control.....................66Air distribution................................................67Blower............................................................67Climate button..............................................66Mono mode..................................................66Recirculated air.............................................68Setting the temperature.............................66Switching off the automatic climatecontrol........................................................68

Switching the air conditioning on andoff................................................................68

Windscreen defrosting anddemisting...................................................67

CCD operation............................................19Auxiliary input................................................20CD changer playback..................................20MP3 CD playback........................................20Playing a CD...................................................19Repeat............................................................19Scan................................................................19Shuffle.............................................................19Track fast forward/reverse..........................19Track seek......................................................19

Climate control commands...................64Climate...........................................................64

EEntering a destination............................46Alternative destination entrymethods....................................................46

Basic destination entry................................46Entering a security code..........................6

IIncorrect security code............................6Introduction................................................3

LLoading the navigation data..................10Lost security code.....................................6

MMap updates............................................70Menu structure........................................22

NNavigation climate control.....................66Navigation introduction............................4General information........................................4

Navigation Quick start...............................7Basic operation...............................................7Basic touchscreen operation.....................28Route setting example...................................7

Navigation system commands.............60Creating and using a custom addressbook...........................................................62

Navigation......................................................60Using voice control to enter adestination.................................................63

Using voice control with the mapdisplay........................................................63

Navigation system controls....................21Destination input...........................................43Destination input by voice...........................44Destination input from map........................43Destination memory....................................43Destinations...................................................21Last destinations..........................................43Special destinations.....................................44

Navigation system...................................21Navigation system security......................6Navigation telephone control................25General information.....................................25

Navigation unit overview..........................9Navigation voice control........................52Principle of operation...................................52

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RRadio operation........................................18Advanced radio settings..............................18Equalizer settings.........................................40Radio functions..............................................18Selecting a waveband.................................40Sound settings..............................................18Station preset memory................................18Tuning..............................................................18Volume/power control.................................18

Road Safety................................................4Safety information..........................................5

Route displays.........................................23Map display...................................................23Navigation display........................................24

Route options menu...............................23Dynamic guidance.......................................23Further options from the mainscreen........................................................23

Options...........................................................46Road features to be avoided orincluded.....................................................23

Route..............................................................23TMC dynamic................................................45

SSecurity code.............................................6Symbols glossary......................................3Symbols in this handbook.............................3Symbols on your vehicle...............................3

System settings........................................11Clock/date.....................................................16Clock/date button........................................38Display.............................................................16Display button...............................................38Display off.......................................................17Display off button.........................................38Factory settings.............................................17Factory settings button...............................39Languages.....................................................17Languages button........................................38Map.................................................................13Map button....................................................35Navigation......................................................14Navigation button.........................................36Radio...............................................................15Radio button..................................................37SD card...........................................................16Voice control button....................................39Volume settings.............................................16Volume settings button...............................38

TTelephone commands...........................58Create a phonebook...................................59Phone.............................................................58

Telephone setup.....................................25Bond another Bluetooth phone.................25Phonebook categories...............................25

Traffic Message Channel.......................69Principle of operation...................................69

Type approvals.........................................71FCC/INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICE............71RX-42 - declaration of conformity..............71

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Index

UUsing the telephone...............................25Changing the active phone........................27Debonding a bonded phone......................51Deleting a bonded phone...........................27Handling a second incoming call...............26Making a call..................................................26Muting a call...................................................51Phone menu.................................................25Receiving an incoming call.........................26Reject all incoming calls...............................27Reject incoming calls....................................51

Using the touchscreen..........................32Using TMC...............................................69Ending traffic announcements...................69Traffic announcement.................................69Using TMC messages.................................69

Using voice control.................................52Help function.................................................55Main voice commands................................54System operation.........................................52

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