The car is equipped with a CONNECT Nav+ system …...The car is equipped with a CONNECT Nav+ system...
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Transcript of The car is equipped with a CONNECT Nav+ system …...The car is equipped with a CONNECT Nav+ system...
The car is equipped with a CONNECT Nav+ system designed according to the specific features of the passen-ger compartment with a customised design which matches the style of the dashboard.
The system is installed in an ergonomically convenient position for the driver and the passenger; the graphic onthe front panel helps to quickly identify the controls and makes them easier to use.
In order to deter thefts, the device is provided with a special protection system and may only be used on thecar where it was originally fitted.
The interface language of the system is that in use in the country where the car is registered. Contact a FiatDealership to change the language or the voice (male/female) at a later time.
Read the following instructions carefully and keep the instructions at hand at all times (e.g. in the oddmentcompartment).
Enjoy.
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TIPS, CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION ........................... 4
TIPS........................................................ 4
CONTROLS ........................................ 8
GENERAL INFORMATION ........... 13
Important instructions and road safety ................................... 13
Switching the system on and off.............................................. 14
Antitheft protection .......................... 14
Configuration....................................... 14
AUDIO ............................................... 15
Volume adjustments........................... 15
Audio adjustments ............................ 15
Radio mode ......................................... 16
CD mode ............................................ 19
CD changer mode .............................. 21
CD charger .......................................... 22
MP3 mode ........................................... 23
AUDIO FUNCTIONS ................ 24
Jukebox function ................................. 24
MOBILE TELEPHONE ............. 26
Introduction ......................................... 26
Alphanumeric codes ......................... 28
How to insert the SIM card ............. 29
How to enter the PIN code............. 29
How to make a call ........................... 30
How to call a service number.......... 30
How to answer a call ........................ 31
How to reject a call .......................... 31
Directory ............................................. 31
Text messages (SMS) ......................... 33
Bluetooth system................................ 34
bCONNECT SERVICES .......... 35
“SOS” function .................................... 35
“Emergency” function........................ 35
“Breakdown” function ...................... 36
– Emergency and breakdowncalls ..................................................... 36
Infomobility services .......................... 37
– “Connect” function ....................... 37
– “Breakdown” function ................... 38
– “Operator services” function....... 38
– “Messages received” function ..... 38
– Traffic information ......................... 38
– Information on centres of interest .............................................. 39
– Generic information ...................... 39
VOICE CONTROLS .................. 40
NAVIGATOR ................................. 43
Main menu............................................ 44
Select destination .............................. 45
Guidance options................................ 46
TMC traffic info................................... 47
Map ....................................................... 49
VIDEO FUNCTION ..................... 51
CONNECT Nav+
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TIPS
ROAD SAFETY
We recommend that you learn touse the various car radio and naviga-tor functions (for example, storing sta-tions) before starting to drive.
RECEPTION CONDITIONS
Reception conditions change con-stantly while driving. Reception may bedisturbed near mountains, buildings orbridges especially when you are faraway from the broadcaster’s tran-smitter.
IMPORTANT When receivingtraffic information, there may be an in-crease in volume with respect to nor-mal.
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
The constructive structure of the ra-dio and navigation system guaranteesa long life without any need for parti-cular maintenance. In the case of da-mage, contact a Fiat Dealership.
The following precautions will ensu-re fully efficient operation of the radioand navigation system:
– the monitor may be scratched anddamaged by liquid detergents and UVradiation;
– the device could be damagedbeyond repair if fluids penetrate insi-de.
Use a clean, dry, antistatic, soft clothto clean the front panel and the displayonly. Cleaning and polishing productscould damage the surface.
TIPS, CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION
Excessively high volumewhile you are driving may
endanger your life and that ofothers. Always adjust the volume soyou are able to hear the surroun-ding noises (for example, horns,ambulances, police cars, etc.).
WARNING
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NOTES
– Contact a Fiat Dealership onlyfor repairs to the radio and navigationsystem, if required.
– The display may take some time toreach optimal brightness in the eventof particularly low temperatures.
– The overheat protection device ofthe system may trip if the car is parkedfor a long time and the outside tem-perature is high. The system will startworking again when the temperaturein the passenger compartment returnsto acceptable levels.
CDWhen using the audio CD player, re-
member that dirt or scratches on a CDmay make it skip and cause poor play-back quality. The same things may hap-pen if the CDs are bent.
IMPORTANT Do not use 8-cmaudio CDs or MP3 CDs even with aspecific adapter. This type of disk maydamage the system.
To achieve optimal playing condi-tions, we recommend the following:
– Only use audio CDs with the fol-lowing trademark:
– Do not use chemical cleaning pro-ducts (e.g. antistatic products, sprays,or thinners) to prevent damage to theCD surface.
– After playing a CD, put it back itcase to prevent marks and scratcheswhich could make it skip during play-back.
– Keep CDs away from direct sunli-ght, high temperatures and prolongedhumidity to prevent bending them.
– Do not stick labels or write on therecorded side of a CD.
To extract a CD from its case, pressonto the middle of the case and lift theCD holding it from its edges.
Proper way to holdthe compact disc
Removing the disc
– Carefully clean each CD with softcloth. Remove fingerprints and dust.Hold the CD from the edges and cleanit from the middle to the edges.
Be careful not to scratchthe display with sharp or ri-gid objects. Avoid touching it
with your fingers. Do not press onthe display when cleaning it.
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Always only hold a CD from its ed-ges. Never touch the surface.
Use a soft cloth and sweep the CDfrom the middle towards the edge toremove fingerprints and dust.
New CDs may be rough along theedges. The device may not work pro-perly and playback may skip in this ca-se. Rub the edge with a ballpoint penor the like to make the edges of theCD smooth.
IMPORTANT Do not use com-mercially available protective sheets forCDs or disks with stabilisers as thesecould get stuck in the internal mecha-nism and damage the disk.
IMPORTANT If a copy protectedCD is used, it may take a few secondsbefore the system will start to play it.In addition, due to the proliferation ofnew and different protective methods,it cannot always be guaranteed thatthe CD player will play every protec-ted disk. The presence of a copy pro-tection system is often written in verysmall, difficultly legible print on the co-ver of the CD itself. Possible wordingincludes “COPY CONTROL”,“COPY PROTECTED”, “THIS CDCANNOT BE PLAYED ON APC/MAC”. Symbols such as the fol-lowing may be used:
The symbol used to identify audioCDs is often missing from the disk andthe cover of a copy protected CD:
NoBall-point pen
Roughness
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No
Do not use stain removers, antista-tic sprays or thinners to clean a CD.
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Do not use very damaged, crackedor deformed CDs.
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Use of such CD may damage theplayer. Keep CDs away from directsunlight and all sources of heat.
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INTRODUCTION
The CONNECT Nav+ system es-sentially consists of:
– a keypad on the front panel andtwo knobs (encoders);
– controls on the central unit and re-mote controls on the steering wheel;
– electronic control unit inside thedashboard.
The system interface is the mul-tifunctional display used by all in-tegrated components.
Unavailable functions will appear sha-ded on the display and cannot be ope-rated.
Notes on CDs
Do not stick labels onto the surfaceof a CD. Do not write on the surfaceof a CD with pencils or pens.
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CONTROLS
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Some controls have multiple functions which depend on the active system mode. The activated function in some cases depends on how long the button is pressed as shown in the following table:
Key Short press (less than 1 second) Long press (over 1 second)
1 SOS
2 ˚
3 SOURCE
4
5 £
6
7 •
8
9 ESC
10 N
11 �
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Show active mode general information.
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Display emergency call menu (medical emergency, breakdown, etc.).
Eject audio CD audio.
Select mode: radio, CD, CD changer.
System on/off.Turn: adjust volume and audio settings (treble, bass, balance, fader, loudness).
Telephone mode.Dial set number.Answer incoming call.
CONNECT Nav+ comprised system multifunctional display
bCONNECT mode.
CD compartment/housing.
Quit selection menu or go from a submenu to ahigher level menu.
Radio mode: tune radio in 50 kHz (in FM) or 1 kHz (in AM) steps to the next radio station from the currently tuned station.CD changer mode: select next CD.
Sound settings.
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Key Short press (less than 1 second) Long press (over 1 second)
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14 ˜
15 LIST
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17 O
18 MENU
19 ÷
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21 Ô
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CD mode: fast forward by one track.
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Show help menu.
CD mode: fast backward by one track.
Store current station (1 – 6).
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IR port.
SIM card housing adapter.
Radio mode: tune radio to the next station; press twice: switch from LO mode to DX mode.CD mode: go to next track.CD changer mode: go to next track.
Radio mode: show receivable radio stations in alphabetical order.CD mode: show track list contained on CD.MP3 mode: show folder list contained on CD.
Turn: select function.Press: confirm selected functions.
Radio mode: tune radio in 50 kHz (in FM) or 1 kHz (in AM) steps to the previous radio station from the currently tuned station.CD changer mode: select previous CD.
Access to function menus.
Radio mode: tune radio to the previous station; press twice: switch from LO mode to DX mode.CD mode: go to previous track.CD changer mode: go to previous track.
Radio mode: recall preset station (1 – 6)Telephone mode: dial telephone number (1 – 12).CD changer mode: select CD (1 – 6).
Reject incoming call.Hang up current call.
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Key Short press (less than 1 second) Long press (over 1 second)
22 BND AST
23 TA/PTY
24 DARK
25 MODE
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27 MEMO
28 ˜
29
30 SRC
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32 ÷
33 MEMO
Automatic station store (in FMAST band).
PTY (Type Program): activate search filter according to broadcasting station category.
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Navigation mode: repeat last voice message (supplied by system).
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Select frequency band FM1 – FM2 – FMAST(autostore) – AM.
TA (Traffic Announcements): automatic reception of traffic announcements.
Press once: partial dimming of display.Press twice: dimming of display.Press three times: normal display brightness.
Change current display.
Voice controls
Anticlockwise:Radio mode: previous preset station.CD changer mode: select previous CD.
Radio mode: manual tuning next station.CD mode: select next track
Audio section: volume up.Pressed with button 31: mute function
Select mode: radio, CD, CD changer.
Audio section: volume down.Pressed with button 29: mute function
Radio mode: manual tuning previous station.CD mode: select previous track
Clockwise.Radio mode: next preset station.CD changer mode: select next CD
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Key Short press (less than 1 second) Long press (over 1 second)
34 MUSIC
35 MODE
36 ESC
37 TEL
38 NAV
39 MAIN
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41 MENU
Audio settings: treble, bass, balance, fader, loudness automatic volume adjustment according to speed.
Change current display.
Quit selection menu or go from a submenu to a higherlevel menu.
Telephone mode.
Navigation mode.
Go to main menu.
Turn: select function.Press: confirm selected function.
Access function menus.
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Show help menu.
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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONSFOR USE AND ROADSAFETY
The Connect Nav+ system allows toeasily control the main car functions.
Read the following instructions toavoid endangering yourself and othersystem users:
– maintain full control of the car whi-le using the Connect Nav+ system. Ifin doubt when selecting a function,stop the car before proceeding.
– do not use the mobile telephone inthe proximity of explosive substances.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The navigation system will lead youto your destination indicating all va-riations to the route.
The system calculates the routetaking all stored road data into ac-count and recommends the best rou-te. Traffic conditions, unexpected de-tours and other problems cannot betaken into consideration.
Respect the highway code regardlessof the navigation system instructions.The navigation system will calculate anew route if you decide not to followthe recommended route instructions.
IIMPORTANT Do not use 8-cmaudio CDs or MP3 CDs even with aspecific adapter. This type of disk maydamage the system.
The navigation system isdesigned to assist the dri-
ver and to suggest the best routeto reach the programmed desti-nation using voice and graphicmessages. The suggestions sup-plied by the navigation system donot exonerate the driver from dri-ving the car responsibly and re-specting the highway code as wellas other road traffic dispositions.The driver is always and only re-sponsible for road safety.
WARNING
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SWITCHING THE SYSTEMON/OFFThe system will be switched on when
the key is switched to the M position.The system will be switched off when
the key is turned to the S position.With the key at S, press knob (4) to
operate the system for 20 minutes onlyto protect the battery charge.
ANTITHEFT PROTECTIONThe CONNECT Nav+ system is
provided with an automatic antitheftsystem which does not need to beoperated by the user.
CONFIGURATION
Press MENU (18); turn and pressthe knob (16 – 40) to select theCONFIGURATION function - fig. 2.The following settings may be acces-sed:
– “Display configuration”: turn andpress the knob (16 – 40) to select andconfirm. This function is used to chan-ge the display colour, adjust brightness,set the date and time and set the unitof measure.
– “Sound”: turn and press the knob(16 – 40) to select and confirm. Thisfunction is used to adjust the voicecontrol volume, set the voice synthe-sis parameters and switch the auxiliaryinput (RCA socket) located in theoddment compartment on and off.
– “Select language”: turn and pressthe knob (16 – 40) to select and con-firm. This function is used to select therequired language.
– “Define vehicle parameters”: turnand press the knob (16 – 40) to selectand confirm. This function may beused switch some vehicle parameterson and off. The parameters change ac-cording to the version (e.g. parkingsensors, etc.).
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With the key at M, the audio sectionmay be switched on and off by pres-sing the knob (4).
VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
Turn the knob (4) clockwise to turnthe radio volume up and anticlockwi-se to turn it down.
AUDIO SETTINGSSound settings (BASS/ TREBLE), ba-
lance (BAL), fader (FAD), loudness(LOUD), automatic volume and typeof sound (musical ambiance) may beadjusted. The balance and fader func-tions emphasise the sound from theleft/right and the front/rear speakers.The loudness function is used toemphasise the bass and treble tonewhen the volume is low. To access theaudio settings function, repeatedlypress �(11) to adjust bass (BASS),treble (TREB), loudness (LOUD), fa-der (FAD), balance (BAL), automaticvolume and sound type (musical am-bience).
The system will deactivate the audioadjustment system after a few secondsif no action is performed or if the ESC(9 - 36) is pressed after making thesetting.
IMPORTANTThe bass and treblesettings are source specific. They maybe adjusted separately in RADIO, CDor CD changer mode.
Bass settings (BASS)
When the message “BASS” appearson the display, turn the knob (4) toadjust the setting as follows:
– “BASS -9” for setting bass to mi-nimum level;
– “BASS 0” for setting bass to me-dium level;
– “BASS +9” for setting bass to maxi-mum level.
Treble setting (TREB)
When the message “TREB” appearson the display, turn the knob (4) toadjust the setting as follows:
– “TREB -9” for setting treble to mi-nimum level;
– “TREB 0” for setting treble to me-dium level;
– “TREB +9” for setting treble tomaximum level.
Loudness function (LOUD)
This function allows to automatical-ly emphasise bass and treble settingswhen the volume is low. Simply turnthe knob (4) to switch the function onand off.
AUDIO
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Front/rear balance (Fader)When the message “FAD” appears
on the display:– turn the knob (4) clockwise to
enhance the sound from the frontspeakers;– turn the knob (4) anticlockwise to
enhance the sound from the rearspeakers.
Right/left balance (Balance)When the message “BAL” appears
on the display:– turn the knob (4) clockwise to
enhance the sound from the rightspeakers;– turn the knob (4) anticlockwise to
enhance the sound from the leftspeakers.
Automatic volume correctionThis function is used to automatical-
ly adjust the volume according to thevehicle speed. Simply turn the knob (4)to switch the function on and off.
Musical ambiance
This function is used to set the requi-red ambiance (classical/jazz/rock/pop/techno/vocal/none).Select the required sound using the
knob (16 - 40) and press the knob toconfirm.After making the required settings,
turn and press the knob (16 - 40) toselect and confirm the setting and goback to the previous menu.
RADIO MODE
Listening to the radio
Select radio mode and repeatedlypress SOURCE (3) or SRC (30) todisplay “Radio”.
Frequency band selection
Press BAND/AST (22) to select thefrequency bands: FM1, FM2, FMAST orAM.
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Automatic station search
Briefly press ÷ (19) or ̃ (14)to select either the previous or thenext station.
Hold the button corresponding thechosen direction pressed to changefrequency continuously.
Tuning will stop at the first recei-veable station when the button is re-leased.
Only the stations transmitting traf-fic information will be selected if theTA function is on.
Station search is firstly run with “LO”sensitivity (most powerful stations)and then with “DX” sensitivity(weaker stations).
To perform a search with “DX” sen-sitivity directly, press ÷ (19) or˜ (14) twice.
Manual station search
Briefly press ▲ (10) or ▼ (17). Holdthe button corresponding the chosendirection pressed to change frequencycontinuously. Tuning will end as soonas the button is released.
Manual stations store
Proceed as follows to manually sto-re stations:
– tune to the required station;
– press one of the buttons from 1 to6 (20) and hold the button presseduntil you hear the acoustic tone.
Automatic FM station store(Autostore)
Hold BAND/AST (22) pressed toactivate the “Autostore” function.When this function is on, the radio willautomatically store the six FM bandstations with the strongest signal.
The message “FMAST” will appearon the display during automatic tuning.The stations will be automatically sa-ved under buttons from 1 to 6 of key-pad (20). After saving, the radio willbe automatically tuned to the first sta-tion in the FMAST band, correspon-ding to the frequency stored under se-lection button 1 of keypad (20).
Each station is stored only one. Re-gional programmes may be stored twi-ce.
The system will work as followswhen the Autostore function is on:
– all other functions are off when Au-tostore starts;
– Autostore is stopped when thesource is changed (radio, CD, CDchanger) during the function;
– volume adjustments will not ap-pear on the display.
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IMPORTANT If Autostore cannotfind six strong stations only the sta-tions found will be stored.
IMPORTANT When the Auto-store function is activated, the stationsthat were previously stored in theFMAST band are deleted.
TA (Traffic Announcement)function
Press TA/PTY (23) to switch thefunction on and off.
Traffic announcements may be recei-ved with the TA function on.
When a traffic announcement isbroadcast, the radio will automatical-ly tune to the station broadcasting theannouncement. The radio will switchback to the audio source being playedwhen the traffic announcement isover.
The message “TA” appears on the di-splay when the TA function is on. Thewording “TA” will appear shaded ingrey if the function is not available onthe tuned display. All traffic announ-cements will have higher priority overany only sound system use (RADIO,CD or CD Changer).
IMPORTANT The volume of traf-fic announcements is independentfrom the normal playing volume of thesound system. The volume may beadjusted using the knob during play-back. This setting will be stored andused for the next traffic announce-ment. Press TA/PTY (23) while re-ceiving a traffic announcement to stopthe announcement and switch the TAfunction off.
PTY (Type Program) function
The PTY function (where present)may be used to give higher priority tostations broadcasting specific pro-gramme types. The PTY function in-cludes emergency messages and va-rious topics (music, news, etc.).
IMPORTANT The PTY function isavailable on the FM band only.
Proceed as follows to access the PTYprogram list:
– Hold the TA/PTY (23) buttonpressed. The PTY programme list willappear on the display.
– Turn the knob (16 - 40) to scrollthe list.
– Select the programme type andpress the knob (16 - 40) to confirm.
The message “PTY” will appear onthe “Radio” page when the PTY func-tion is on.
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PTY programme list:– News– Information– Services– Sport– Education– Drama– Culture– Science– Entertainment– Pop music– Rock music– Easy listening– Light classics– Other music – Weather– Economics– Children– Current affairs– Religion– Phone in– Travel & Touring– Leisure & hobby– Jazz music– Country music – National music – Oldies music– Folk music– Documentary.
The previously tuned station will beselected if there are no available sta-tions with the selected programme ty-pe. Select a programme type or ESC(9 - 36) to quit the PTY programmelist.
EON (Enhanced OtherNetworks) function
This function connects the stationsbelonging to a network. The functionallows to receive traffic announcementor PTY programmes broadcast by astation belonging to the same networkas the tuned station. This service is au-tomatically activated when TA or PTYis selected.
LIST function
This function displays a list of the re-ceiveable local stations with the stron-gest signal. Press LIST (15) to swit-ch the function on. Turn and press theknob (16 - 40) to select and confirmthe required station.
CD MODE
To guarantee best sound playback,we recommend using original CDs. IfCD-R/RW are used, we recommendusing good quality media that are bur-ned at the slowest speed possible.
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IMPORTANT Do not use 8-cmaudio CDs or MP3 CDs even with aspecific adapter. This type of disk maydamage the system.
Playback will start automatically aftera CD is correctly inserted (printed si-de facing upwards).
Press SOURCE (3) if a CD is al-ready inserted in the player and youare listening to another source: play-back will start automatically.
How to extract a CD
Press ˚ (2) to extract the CD.
How to select a track
Proceed as follows to select a track:
– briefly press ˜ (14) to selectthe next track;
– briefly press ÷ (19) to go backto the beginning of the current track;press if again to select the previoustrack.
Fast search
Hold ˜ (14) or ÷ (19) pressto play the CD tracks at fast speedeither forwards or backwards. Relea-se the button to return to normalplayback speed.
CD mode menu
Repeatedly press MODE (25 - 35)to display audio mode.
Press (16 - 40) until the followingmenu appears on the display:
– “Activate random”: select the func-tion to play the CD tracks in randomorder. The message RDM will appearon the display when the function is on.Press the knob (16 - 40) and select“Deactiv. random” and confirm to swit-ch the function off.
– “Activate Introscan”: select and con-firm this function to play all tracks fromthe beginning in the order they appearon the CD. Press the knob (16 - 40),select “Deactivate Introscan” and con-firm to switch the function off.
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– “Program tracks”: this function isused to play the tracks on the CD. Se-lect and confirm the function. A keypadwill appear on the display for enteringthe number of tracks to be program-med: “reset” cancels all selected tracks,“delete” cancels the last selected track,“OK” confirms the selection.
LIST function
This function is used to display the li-st of tracks on the CD. Press LIST(15) while playing a CD to activate thefunction. Turn and press the knob (16- 40) to select and start playback.
CD CHANGER MODE (where provided) (not compatible with MP3 CDs)
To guarantee best sound playback,we recommend using original CDs. IfCD-R/RW are used, we recommendusing good quality media that are bur-ned at the slowest speed possible.
IMPORTANT Do not use 8-cmaudio CDs even with a specific adap-ter. This type of disk may damage thesystem.
Select radio mode and repeatedlypress SOURCE (3) or SRC (30) toselect CD changer mode.
How to select a CD
Press buttons from 1 to 6 on thekeypad (20) to select the requiredCD.
How to select a trackProceed as follows to select a track
on a CD in the CD changer:– briefly press ˜ (14) to select
the next track;– briefly press ÷ (19) to play the
current track from the beginning andpress it again to go to the previoustrack.
Fast track search(forward/backward)Hold ˜ (14) or ÷ (19) press
to play the CD tracks at fast speedeither forwards or backwards. Relea-se the button to return to normalplayback speed.
CD changer mode menuRepeatedly press MODE (25 - 35)
to display audio mode.Press (16 - 40) until the following
menu appears on the display:
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– “Activate random”: this functionis used to play the tracks on the se-lected CD in random order.– “Activate Introscan”: this function
is used to listen to the beginning of allthe tracks on the selected CD.– “Activate repeat”: allows to listen
to the last played track.
CD CHARGER
How to extract the changer
The CD charger is fitted inside theoddment compartment on passengerside - fig. 3. The changer may contai-ner up to six CD.Proceed as follows to access the
charger:– open the oddment compartment
on passenger side;
– open the sliding hatch A-fig. 4.– press CD charger eject button
B-fig. 4.
How to insert a CD in thecharger
Proceed as follows to insert the CDsin the charger:
– pull the tab D-fig. 5 to open oneof the six charger compartments C;
– insert the CD with the printed si-de and label facing upwards;
– close the compartment;
– repeat the procedure for the otherCDs.
How to introduce the CDchanger
Proceed as follows to insert the CDchanger in the device:– Introduce charger C-fig. 6 into the
CD changer device and push it untilyou hear the click.– Close the sliding hatch A-fig. 6.
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MP3 MODE
IMPORTANT Do not use 8-cm au-dio CDs or MP3 CDs even with a spe-cific adapter. This type of disk may da-mage the system. Playback will start im-mediately after inserting a CD with theprinted side facing upwards. PressSOURCE (3) is a CD is already inser-ted in the player and you are listeningto another source: playback will startautomatically.
How to extract a CD
Press ˚ (2) to extract the CD.
How to select a folderProceed as follows to select a folder:
– press N to select the next folder;
– press O to select the previous fol-der.
How to select a trackProceed as follows to select a track:
– briefly press ˜ (14) to selectthe next track;
– briefly press ÷ (19) to go backto the beginning of the current track;press if again to select the previoustrack.
CD mode menuRepeatedly press MODE (25 - 35)
to display AUDIO mode.
Press (16-40) until the following me-nu appears on the display:
– “Activate Random”: select thefunction to play the CD tracks in ran-dom order. The message RDM will ap-pear on the display when the functionis on. Press the knob (16 - 40) and se-lect “Deactiv. random” and confirm toswitch the function off.
– “Activate Introscan”: select and con-firm this function to play all tracks fromthe beginning in the order they appearon the CD. Press the knob (16 - 40),select “Deactivate Introscan” and con-firm to switch the function off.
– “Activate repeat”: select and con-firm the function to play the last trackagain (repeat track).
LIST functionThis function is used to display the li-
st of folders on the CD. Press LIST(15) while playing a MP3 CD to acti-vate the function. Turn and press theknob (16 - 40) to select the list oftracks in the folder. Turn and pressthe knob (16 - 40) to select and startplayback.
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Press MENU (18 - 41) to access thegeneral menu. Select “AUDIOFUNCTIONS” fig. 7 by pressing andturning the knob (16 - 40) to accessthe following menus:
– Radio favourites;
– CD, Jukebox favourites;
– Copy CD to Jukebox;
– Stop the copy;
– Jukebox.
JUKEBOX FUNCTION
How to copy a CD to the hard disk (capacity 10 GB)
Insert a CD and press MENU (18– 41).
Turn knob (16 - 40) to select “Au-dio functions” and press the knob toconfirm; select and confirm the “CD”function and then “Copy CD to juke-box” to call up the following menu:
– “Copy complete CD”
– “Multiple selection”
– “Current album”
– “Current track”
Turn and press the knob (16 – 40)to select and confirm the “CompleteCD copy” function. The entire audioCD or MP3 is copied to the hard di-sk.
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AUDIO FUNCTIONS
Radio favouritesTurn and press the knob (16 - 40) to
select and confirm this function andaccess the following functions:– “Activate RDS mode”: turn and
press the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm this function for displaying va-rious information, including the tunedstation name, the alternative receptionfrequencies, automatic traffic announ-cements and thematic programmes se-lected using the PTY function. – “Activate regional mode”: turn and
press the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm turning to local (regional) sta-tions only.
– “Activate radio text”: this functionis used to display RDS data on the tu-ned frequency.
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During the album copying step, thealbums already copied to the hard di-sk and the CD cannot be played.
The system will automatically com-pact the CD in MP3 format if thetracks are not already in MP3 format.
Hold SOURCE (3) pressed to startcopying the CD.
Turn and press the knob (16 – 40)select “Stop the copy” to stop.
How to rename an album
Press MENU (18 – 41) and select“Audio functions” by turning and pres-sing the knob (16 – 40).
Select the “Jukebox” function andthen “Jukebox management” by turn-ing and pressing the knob (16 – 40).
Select the album to be renamed byturning the pressing the knob (16 –40).
Select “Rename” and use the al-phanumeric keypad to assign a newname to the selected album.
Select “OK” by turning the knob (16– 40) and press to confirm.
Playing the jukebox
Repeatedly press SOURCE (3) toselect the “Jukebox” function.
Press LIST (15), turn and press theknob (16 – 40) to select the tracks.
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The CONNECT Nav+ system isequipped with a free-hands GSM DualBand mobile telephone. The GSM (Global System for Mobile
Communication) standard is current-ly used in many countries and offersexcellent coverage: contact your tele-phone operator for more informationon the areas currently covered by theGSM network and those which will beavailable in the future.The system consists of a microphone
(free-hands function) located near thefront ceiling light and a set of speak-ers. The system is completed by re-mote controls on the steering wheelfor easier access to functions.
INTRODUCTIONThe mobile telephone is provided
with the following functions for easieruse:– PIN (Personal Identification Num-
ber) for preventing unauthorised useof the telephone– How to change the PIN code– how to activate/deactivate the PIN
code prompt when the system isswitched on – how to answer or reject incoming
calls – how to make a telephone call– emergency calls (also without SIM
card and without entering the PINcode)– how to read the telephone num-
bers stored on the SIM card– how to add a new telephone num-
ber to the SIM card
– how to delete a telephone numberfrom the SIM card – how to access the last call list for
easily calling the most frequently callednumbers – how to access the last calls list– how to manage SMS (Short Message
Service) text messages for receiving andsending short messages – how to manually dial a number – how to adjust the reception vol-
ume.
MOBILE TELEPHONE
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Proceed as follows to access the tele-phone menu:
– Press MENU (18 - 41);– Select the “TELEMATICS” fig. 8
icon and press the knob (16 - 40) toconfirm. The following menu will ap-pear on the display:– Call – Directory– Telephone functions– Messages
– Turn the knob (16 - 40) to select“Telephone functions” and press theknob to confirm to access the followingfunctions:“Network”: this function is used to
select the network search mode anddisplay the available networks.
“Length of calls”: the total call timeand the time since the last reset willappear on the display. Select and con-firm the “Reset” option to reset thecounter.
“Safety”: the following menu will ap-pear on the display:
• Manage PIN code: this function isused to activate, deactivate or edit thePIN code.
• Delete call and SMS list: this func-tion is used to delete the list of callsand text messages sent and received;
“Telephone options”: the followingsetup menu will appear on the display:
• Configure calls: this function isused to send your number and auto-matically answer all incoming calls;
• Ring options: this function is usedto set the call and text message ringtone;
• Calls diversion to mail box num-ber: this function is used to set thetelephone number where to divertcalls.
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ALPHANUMERIC CODES
Buttons Associated characters
1 1 / white space
2 2 / A B C 2 / a b c 2
3 3 / D E F 3 / d e f 3
4 4 / G H I 4 / g h i 4
5 5 / J K L 5 / j k l 5
6 6 / M N O 6 / m n o 6
7 7 / P Q R S 7 / p q r s 7
8 8 / T U V 8 / t u v 8
9 9 / W X Y Z 9 / w x y z 9
0 0 / + (long press)
# #
* * / delete previous character (long press)
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HOW TO INSERT A SIM CARD
Insert a SIM card to make the tele-phone operative and to access thetelephone functions.
Press and release the button overthe adapter (13) and extract theadapter; insert the SIM card followingthe instructions from on the card it-self; then insert the adapter in the spe-cific seat.
The PIN prompt will appear if theSIM card is inserted correctly.
Press and release the button overthe adapter to remove the SIM card(13); then remove the SIM card.
IMPORTANT Extracting the SIMcode while the telephone is workingmay cause temporary problems. In thiscase, normal operation of the tele-phone may be restored by switchingthe engine off and back on.
HOW TO ENTER THE PINCODE
IMPORTANT The PIN code (Per-sonal Identification Number) preventsunauthorised use of the functions ac-tivated by inserting a SIM code.
The PIN code consists of a variablenumber of digits (from four to eight).Enter the code using the keypad onthe front of the device and press theknob (16 - 40) to confirm.
Asterisks (*) will appear on the dis-play instead of the entered digits.
Select “Correct” with the knob (16- 40) to correct the PIN code; pressto delete the last entered digit.
IMPORTANT The SIM card willbe locked if an incorrect PIN code isentered three times in sequence. En-ter the PUK (Pin Unlocking Key) andthe new PIN to unlock the device.
The device will start searching for thenetwork straight after entering thePIN code. The main telephone func-tions will appear on the display. Thename of the network access supplierwill appear on the display after con-nection is established.
How to deactivate the PIN code prompt
Press MENU (18 - 41) and use theknob (16 - 40) to select and confirm “TELEMATICS” fig. 8.
Again with the knob (16 - 40), select“Telephone functions”, “Manage PINcode” and then “Modify PIN code”;the system will at this point promptyou to enter the new code; select OKwhen you have finished.
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HOW TO MAKE A CALL
Press £ (5): the following menu willappear on the display:
– Dial– Directory – Call list – Mail box.
How to dial a telephonenumber
Proceed as follows to dial a tele-phone number:
– turn and press the knob (16 - 40)to select and confirm the “Dial” func-tion; dial the number using the al-phanumeric keypad;
– press £ (5) to make the call.
How to select a number fromthe directory
Proceed as follows:
– turn and press the knob (16 - 40)to select and confirm the “Agenda”function to access the list of numbersstored in the directory;
– turn the knob (16 - 40) to selectthe number and then press £ (5) tomake the call.
How to select a number fromthe call list
Turn and press the knob (16 - 40) toselect and confirm the “Call list” func-tion to access the list of numbersstored in the directory;
Turn the knob (16 - 40) to select thenumber and then press £ (5) to makethe call.
Mail box
Turn and press the knob (16 - 40) toselect and confirm the “Mail box”function to access the voice mail man-agement menu.
HOW TO CALL ANEMERGENCY NUMBER
Follow the instructions shown in theprevious paragraph to make an emer-gency call (e.g.: � # xxxxxx �) in ac-cordo con la Norma ETSI GSM 02.03.
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HOW TO ANSWER A CALL
Press £ (5) or turn knob (16 - 40)or SRC (30) to answer a call; pressÔ (21) to SRC (30) to hang up.
HOW TO REJECT A CALL
Press Ô (21) or turn and press theknob (16 - 40) to select “NO” whenthe “Reply?” message appears.
DIRECTORY
Up to 400 records may be saved infour separate directories: User 1, User2, User 3 and User 4.
Turn and press (16 - 40) to selectthe “Directory” function. The follow-ing menu will appear on the display:
– Managing directory files
– Configure directory
– Select a directory
Managing directory files
The function is used to add, edit ordelete a record (name) from the di-rectory.
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select the“Managing directory files” function.The following menu will appear on thedisplay:
• Consult or modify the file
• Add a file
• Delete a file
• Delete all files.
• Consult or modify the file
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select theitem. The stored records will appearon the display.
Each record may be customised byadding a voice recognition string, atext note, an address, a telephonenumber and an email.
Press the central graphic button “,”to enter a voice recognition string.
Select “Note” to display the windowcontaining the text note related to theselected record; select “Modify” to ac-cess an “Editor” for editing the note.
Select “Address” to enter the ad-dress related to the selected record.
Select “Number” to add or edit thetelephone number of the selectedrecord.
Select “e-mail” to access an editor“Editor” for storing the e-mail addressrelated to the selected record.
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• Add a file
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select theitem. A window will appear on the dis-play where to enter a new directoryrecord or edit an existing record. Pro-ceed as follows:
– use the knob (16 - 40) to selectand confirm “Add” to create a newrecord;
– use the knob (16 - 40) to selectand confirm “Consult” to edit a ex-isting record.
• Delete a file
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select thisitem. This function is used to delete apreviously stored record from the di-rectory.
• Delete all files
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select thisitem. This function is used to delete allthe pr eviously stored record from thedirectory.
Configure directory
This function is used to select whichof the four directories to be displayedand to assign a customised name toeach directory to display when the sys-tem is started.
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select the“Directory configuration” function.The following menu will appear on thedisplay:
• Select a directory
• Name directory
• Select starting directory.
• Select directory
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm the item. Select and confirmthe required directory: User 1, User2, User 3 or User 4.
This selection will apply to the nextsystem start-up.
• Name directory
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm this item and rename the di-rectory and assign a customised name.
• Select starting directory
This function is used to select whichdirectory to display when the systemis started. Use the knob (16 - 40) toselect and confirm this item. The fouravailable directories will appear on thedisplay. Select the required directoryand press OK to confirm.
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TEXT MESSAGES(SMS - Short Message Service)
A tone will be heard (if the text ringoption is active) when a text messageis received and the message “Do youwish to read the new text message?”will appear on the display. Select andconfirm “YES” to read the messageimmediately by turning and pressingthe knob (16 - 40); otherwise select“NO” or press ESC (9 - 36).
Use the knob (16- 40) to select the“Text messages (SMS)” function. Thefollowing menu will appear on the dis-play:
• Received text messages reading
• Sending a text message
• SMS writing
• Delete list of text messages.
• Received text messages reading
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm the item and access the storedmessage list. Use the knob to selectand read the required message.
Use the “Delete” function if requiredto delete each message.
• Sending a text message
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm this item and send a previouslystored or written text message.
Select the required message, select“Send” and either dial or select thenumber where to send the messagefrom the directory.
• SMS writing
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm this item. The alphanumerickeypad will appear on the display. Se-lect and confirm one character at atime to write the text. When you havecompleted the message, select andconfirm OK.
• Delete list of text messages
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm this item and delete all thestored text messages.
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BLUETOOTH SYSTEM (where provided)
Bluetooth technology allows wirelesscommunication without any electricalconnections between your mobilephone and the hands-free set on thevehicle.
The Bluetooth services offereddepend on your phone provider,your SIM card and compatibilitybetween the devices used; checkthe available services in your mo-bile phone user handbook andwith your service provider.
To activate the Bluetooth function,proceed as follows:
– press MENU (18 - 41);
– Select the “TELEMATICS” icon byturning and pressing knob (16 – 40).
– select “BLUETOOTH FUNC-TIONS” by turning and pressing knob(16 – 40).
the following menu will appear:
– “Activation mode”: allows selec-tion of the following functions: “deac-tivated” (the system is deactivated andallows the use only of the internalphone), “active and visible” (Blue-tooth system active and visible to allphones), “active and not visible” (Blue-tooth system active but not visible tothe other phones); activate the re-quired function by turning/pressingknob (16 – 40).
– “List connected phones”: shows alist of previously connected phones(up to 10); turn/press knob (16 - 40)to select the required phone, then se-lect and confirm “CONNECT”
– “Change name of radiophone”: al-lows you to alter the name of the ve-hicle system displayed.
– “Authentication code”: allows youto change/record the selected au-thentication code (code preset by themanufacturer: 0000).
– “Radiophone synchronisation mode”:allows you to synchronise the contactlist and the list of calls between thephone and vehicle system; the syn-chronisation procedure could take afew minutes.
For safety reasons, theBluetooth connection pro-
cedure between the mobile phoneand the hands-free system must becarried out only with the vehicleparked and the ignition key turnedto M.
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IMPORTANT NOTES
“112” is the emergency number to callwherever this service is available world-wide. You can make a 112 emergencycall also if the SIM card is not present.
The system will enter the PIN codeif services are provided (if the codewas not previously entered).
The mobile telephone must be work-ing and correctly powered to make anemergency call. The service may notbe available following an accident ordamage to the car.
The bCONNECT services may beactivated to subscribers upon request.The corresponding functions will beavailable to subscribed users only. Youwill receive instructions on how to ac-tivate and deactivate bCONNECTservices when you subscribed.
“SOS” FUNCTION
The 112 emergency call request willappear on the display if the servicesare not active and SOS (1) is pressedfor approximately two seconds.
You can make a 112 emergency callalso if the SIM card is not present.
“EMERGENCY CALL”FUNCTION
The medical emergency call requestwill appear on the display if the ser-vices are active and SOS (1) ispressed for approximately two sec-onds. Select “YES” to send the med-ical emergency request message to thebCONNECT operator along withcar coordinates to allow positioning.If no option is selected, the messagewill be forwarded after approximate-ly 10 seconds.
To stop the function, simply hold theSOS (1) button pressed for approxi-mately 8 seconds.
IMPORTANT The medical emer-gency number cannot be programmedby the user.
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“BREAKDOWN”FUNCTION
The breakdown call request will ap-pear on the display if the services areactive and CONNECT (7) is pressedfor approximately two seconds.
Select “YES” to send the breakdownmessage to the bCONNECT oper-ator along with the car coordinates toallow positioning. If no option is se-lected, the message will be forward-ed after approximately 10 seconds.
To stop the function, simply hold theCONNECT (7) button pressed forapproximately 8 seconds.
This system allows to call the re-quired service if the breakdown ormedical emergency call message wasnot successfully sent. The call can on-ly be made if the area is covered by theGSM service.
The 112 emergency call request willappear on the display if the servicecentre cannot be contacted.
IMPORTANT The breakdownnumber cannot be programmed by theuser.
Medical emergency and breakdown requests
All activated functions (except fortelephone functions) will be deactivat-ed by during an emergency call.
These conditions will be maintainedfor the entire time the emergency callis in progress.
IMPORTANT All emergency re-quests will be sent. The bCONNECToperator may not manage to call youback if you receive or make a call aftersending an emergency request becauseyou telephone will be engaged.
A message will appear on the displayfor approximately 7 seconds aftersending a request.
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If the service request cannot be sentfor any reason, a message promptingyou to call the centre will appear (*)and ask for the required service will ap-pear. The operative centre will not beable to position the car in this case.
(*) The call is normally made to a toll-freenumber. The user will be charged if the call ismade while the user is roaming.
INFOMOBILITY SERVICES
Press the CONNECT (7) button toopen a page for accessing the follow-ing services and functions:
• Connect (*)
• Breakdown (*)
• Operator services
• Received messages
This page may alternatively be ac-cessed by pressing MENU (18) andselect the telematics icon. ThebCONNECT (*) services are avail-able to subscribers. The functions willbe deactivated and a specific messagewill appear on the display if the user isnot subscribed. The stored data maybe consulted at any time even afteryour bCONNECT subscription ex-pires.
“Connect” function
Turn and press the knob (16 - 40) toselect the function. The system willsend the information request.
A telephone connection will be es-tablished when the bCONNECT re-quest is received. Ask the operator forthe information you require once thetelephone connection is established.
A warning message will appear onthe display if the connection cannot beestablished.
Some information may be provideddirectly by the operator while otherinformation may be sent by text mes-sages regardless of the activated mode.
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Select “Dial” to make the system au-tomatically dial the telephone numbercontained in the message (the messagewill be saved).
If a sequence of messages is received,the system will open a specific windowfor each message for saving, deleting,displaying on the map and dialling thetelephone number.
“Breakdown” function
Press the CONNECT (7) buttonfor approximately two seconds to ac-tivate this function.
“Operator services” function
These are the functions offered bythe GSM operator using the SIM card.
“Messages received” function
This function is used to read the re-ceived and stored messages (the func-tion is activated when at least onemessage is stored).
Up to 300 messages may be stored.The system will inform you that thememory is nearly full when approxi-mately 280 messages are stored, sug-gesting you to delete some: the newmessages will be written over the old300 messages.
Each message is identified by an iconaccording to its its type (closed enve-lope = new message; open envelope= read message).
The message will be displayed di-rectly over the current display in awindow. The functions “Save”,“Delete”, “Guide” (if the message con-tains geographic indications) and “Call”(if the message contains a telephonenumber) will appear. Select “Save” tosave the message or “Delete” todelete the message from the displayand the memory.
Select “Guide” to automatically dis-play the point on the map as destina-tion in the navigation system. The mes-sage will be automatically stored in thiscase.
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Select the “Messages received” byturning and pressing the knob (16 -40) to confirm to access the singlemessages of the list which may containtraffic information, points of interestor weather information; scroll the listuntil the message you want appears.Press the knob (16 - 40) to show it onthe display.
Traffic information
The “\” icon identities messagescontaining traffic information (e.g. roadworks, accidents, etc.). When a mes-sage contains geographic informationfor point positioning, the options“Delete” and “Map” will also appearon the display.
Select and confirm “Delete” bymeans of the knob (16 - 40) to deletea message from the list. The “Map”functions displays the map showing thepoint of interest contained in the mes-sage.
Information on centres of interest
The “<” icon identifies messagescontaining information on points of in-terest and generic information.
The “Delete”, “Guide” and “Dial”function will be available when thismessage is shown on the display.
Select and confirm “Delete” usingthe knob (16 - 40) and delete the mes-sage from the list. “Guide” is used toautomatically display the point of in-terest on the map and select is desti-nation of the navigation system. The“Dial” option (where present) can beused to call the number shown in themessage.
Generic information
The “<” icon also identifies messagescontaining generic information (weath-er conditions, etc.).
Only the “Delete” option will appearon the display when one of these mes-sages not containing geographic infor-mation is shown on the display. Thisoption may be used to delete the mes-sage from the list.
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The voice controls are used to con-trol the main system functions usingyour voice only. Press (26) on the endof the left stalk to activate the voicecontrol system.
VOICE CONTROL LIST
IMPORTANT A double tone willbe heard if the system does not un-derstand the voice message.
Utter “What can I say?” to show thelist of available voice controls that thesystem is capable of recognising.
VOICE CONTROLS
helpcancelhelpmap
navigatortrip computerwhat can I say
telephone
helpcancel
auto storelist
memorymemorymemorymemoryprevious
what can I saynexthelp
cancelrandom
1 - 6help
cancelwhat can I say
HelpCancelCallStopnoyespreviouswhat can I saydisplay
guide tostopnextdeleteradio
cd player
1st level controls 2nd level controls 3rd level controls
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1st level controls 2nd level controls 3rd level controls cd player
cd changer
navigator
telephone
sms
listtrack numbertrack numbertrack numbertrack numberprevious track
next trackwhat can I say
repeatscanhelp
canceldisk numberdisk numberdisk numberdisk numberprevious disk
next diskrandom
listtrack numbertrack numbertrack numbertrack numberprevious track
next trackwhat can I say
repeatscanhelp
cancelstop
what can I sayaddress book
restarthelp
cancelwhat can I sayaddress book
serviceserviceserviceserviceservicedisplayhelp
cancelread
what can I say
1 - 20help
cancelwhat can I say
1 - 7help
cancelwhat can I say
1 - 20help
cancelwhat can I say
helpcancel
messagesrecall
what can I say
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How to associate a voicecontrol to a directory record
The system may be used to recorda voice control associated to a namein the directory.
This function allows to call a numberin the directory to which a voice con-trol is associated (e.g.: “Call” / “Nameto which the voice control is associ-ated”).
To record a voice control, select“Consult” by turning and pressing theknob (16 - 40) and then select “Di-rectory file management”.
Select and confirm the recording but-ton which appears using the knob (16 - 40) and follow the instructionswill appear on the display.
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The CONNECT Nav+ navigator isdesigned to help you reach your des-tination using visual and acoustic in-structions. The navigator is quick, easyand safe to use. Above all, it is flexi-ble because it allows to recall previ-ously programmed destinations andreference points, such as hotels, mon-uments, public buildings, service sta-tions.
The car is positioned by the GPS(Global Positioning System) installedaboard. The GPS is equipped with anantenna and a reception module inte-grated in the system.
IMPORTANT NOTES
– Satellite navigation GPS receptionmay be hindered by trees, high build-ings, multilevel car parks and tunnels.
– The GPS system needs a few min-utes to initialise again after discon-necting the battery.
– The GPS system needs a few min-utes to determine the new car posi-tion if the car is moved with the en-gine not running and the system off(e.g. on a breakdown truck).
The on-board system will use infor-mation from the gyroscope and thewheel sensor for temporarily pro-cessing data if satellite information isnot available.
– Do not put metallic or damp ob-jects over the GPS satellite antenna.
NAVIGATOR
The navigation system isdesigned to assist the dri-
ver and to suggest the best routeto reach the programmed desti-nation using voice and graphicmessages.The suggestions supplied by thenavigation system do not exoner-ate the driver from driving the carresponsibly and respecting thehighway code as well as otherroad traffic dispositions. The dri-ver is always and only responsiblefor road safety.
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The navigation maps are pre-loadedonto a hard drive. Contact a FiatDealership for system upgrades/ dif-ferent geographic areas.
– The current position is identifiedand shown on the display along withthe topographical features of the area. – The navigation system requires
travelling for approximately 100 kilo-metres during first use or when thetyres are changed in order to be pre-cise.– The system may temporarily de-
tect an inexact position if wheel gripcomes repeatedly less (e.g. slipping onice).– The position may not be detected
accurately during precision calibration.The navigation function is fully man-
aged by the CONNECT Nav+ system.
Repeat last voice information
Press button (26) on the left leverfor longer than two seconds to repeatthe last voice message generated bythe system.
MAIN MENU
Press MENU (18 - 41) to access themain menu fig. 9.
Select the “Navigation” icon by turn-ing and pressing the knob (16 - 40)to access the navigation menu:
– Select destination
– Journey leg and route
– Guidance options
– Stop guidance (*).
(*) Only when navigation is running.
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SELECT DESTINATION
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select the“Select destination” function. The fol-lowing menu will appear on the dis-play:
– Enter an address
– Enter GPS coordinates
– Directory
– Previous destinations.
Enter an address
This function is used to select an ad-dress and use it as point of destination.
Use the alphanumeric keypad to en-ter the name of the required town, thestreet and the house number.
Turn the knob (16 - 40) to select thecharacters and press the knob to en-ter them.
If you make a mistake, turn and pressthe knob (16 - 40) to select the“Change” function to delete the lastselected letter.
Select the “List” function by turningand pressing the knob (16 - 40): a listof locations whose name starts withthe first selected letter will appear.This function may be used to select alocation from the list by turning andpressing the knob (16 - 40).
The “Intersection” function may beselected on the house number page toenter a crossroad with the previous-ly selected street as destination. Enterthe town, the street and the housenumber, then turn and press the knob(16 - 40) to select “OK”.
IMPORTANT Navigation may bestarted only by entering the name ofthe town, without specifying the streetor the house number. In this case, thenavigation system will guide you to thecentre of the selected town.
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Enter the town, the street and thehouse number and select:
– “OK”: to confirm the address andaccess the “Navigation” function andstart navigating;
– “Save”: to store the address andmake it available later;
– “Position”: to view the current ad-dress.
Directory – Previousdestinations
The addresses selected for navigationmay be saved in the “Directory” and“Previous destinations” menu.
Proceed as follows to select one ofthese addresses as destination:
– turn and press the knob (16 - 40)to select and confirm the “Directo-ry” or “Previous destinations” func-tions;
– select an address by turning thepressing the knob (16 - 40);
– turn and press the knob (16 - 40)to select and confirm “OK” functionto start navigating to the selected ad-dress.
GUIDANCE OPTIONS
Select “Guidance options” by turn-ing and pressing the knob (16 - 40).The following menu will appear on thedisplay:
– Define calculation criteria
– Set speech synthesis
– Map data base description
– Delete previous destinations.
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Define calculation criteria
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm the item: a window will ap-pear on the display for selecting thecriteria to be adopted to calculate therequired route:
– Fastest route
– Shortest route.
It is also possible to select whetherto include toll roads and ferries.
Set speech synthesis
The function is used to activate, de-activate and adjust the volume of voiceindications supplied by the syste dur-ing navigation. Use the knob (16 - 40)to select and confirm this item: agraphic scale indicating the volume willappear on the display. This value maybe varied using the knob (16 - 40).
The “Activate” and “Deactivate”functions selected by means of theknob (16 - 40) are used to switch thevoice indications on and off.
Map data base description
This function is used to display in-formation about the CD-ROM insert-ed in the CD drive.
Delete previous destinations.
This function is used to delete thelast stored addresses.
TRAFFIC INFO TMC (for versions/markets, where provided)
Press the MENU (18 - 41) buttonto access the main menu fig. 10.
Select “TRAFFIC INFO” icon bypressing and turning the knob (16 -40) to access the following menus:
– “Read traffic messages” : select andconfirm this function by pressing andturning the knob (16 - 40) to displaythe list of received messages contain-ing traffic info TMC.
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– “Filter traffic information”: turn andpress the knob (16 - 40) to access thefollowing menu for selecting the typeof information to be received:
– “Geographic filter”
– “Road information”
– “Urban/city information”
– “Message announcement parame-ters”: Select this function by pressingand turning the knob (16 - 40) to ac-cess the following menus:
– “Message reading”
– “Show new messages”
– “Select TMC station”: Select thisfunction by pressing and turning theknob (16 - 40) to access the follow-ing menus:
– “Automatic TMC”
– “Manual TMC”
– “TMC station list”
“Geographic filter”
Turn and press the knob (16 - 40) toselect and confirm this function andaccess the following menu:
– “Vehicle surroundings”
– “Location surroundings”
Select and confirm “Vehilce sur-roundings” by turning and pressing theknob (16 - 40) to obtain informationon the surroundings of the current ve-hicle position.
Select and confirm “Location sur-roundings” by turning and pressing theknob (16 - 40) to obtain informationon the surroundings of the current ge-ographic location.
“Road information”
Select and confirm “Road informa-tion” by turning and pressing the knob(16 - 40) to select the required infor-mation: “Traffic info”, “Closedstreets”, “Dimensional limts”, “Con-ditions of the road”, “Weather andvisibility”.
Turn and press the knob (16 - 40)to select and switch reception on andoff.
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“Urban/city information”
Select and confirm “Urban/city in-formation” by turning and pressing theknob (16 - 40) to select the requiredinformation: ”Parking”, “Local trans-port information”, “Events”.
Turn and press the knob (16 - 40) toselect and switch reception on and off.
MAP
Proceed as follows to access the mapmenu: press MENU (18 - 41), select“MAP” fig. 11 and press the knob (16- 40) to confirm. The following mes-sage will appear on the display:
– Map orientation
– Map details
– Map display
– Move the map
Move the map
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm this item. The map may bemoved in the four directions using thebuttons ▲ (10), ▼ (17), ˜ (14),÷ (19). Turn the knob (16 - 40) tozoom in and out.
fig. 11F0
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Map orientation
Turn the knob (16 - 40) to selectand confirm this item and orient themap in two different ways:
– “North direction”: the map isshown with north up and the cursormoves on the map;
– “Vehicle direction”: the cursor ispositioned in tihe middle of the mapand the map moves automatically ac-cording to the direction of advance-ment of the car.
– “3D view”: this function is used toview the map in three dimensions.
Map details
Use the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm this item for selecting services(hotels, restaurants, sports centres,etc.) from a list and display their po-sition directly on the map.
Map display
The map view (full screen or in win-dow) may be selected in navigationmode.
Select and confirm “Full screen map”by turning and pressing the knob (16- 40) to view the map full screen.
Select and confirm “Map in window”by turning and pressing the knob (16- 40) to view the map in a window.
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fig. 12
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The AUDIO-VIDEO A-fig. 12 sock-et for connecting a camera to theCONNECT Nav+ system is locatedin the oddment compartment. Thisconnection may be used to view pre-viously filmed pictures directly on thesystem display.
The video function may only beused when the car is not moving.
Press the MENU (18 - 41) buttonto access the general menu. Select the“VIDEO” fig. 13 icon by turning andpressing the knob (16 - 40) to accessthe following menus:
– “Activate video mode”: select andconfirm this function by rotating andpressing the knob (16 - 40) to showfilmed pictures.
– “Video parameters”: select andconfirm this function by turning andpressing the knob (16 - 40) and accessthe format, brightness, colour andcontrast adjustment menus.
fig. 13F0
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VIDEO FUNCTION
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After activating video mode, pressthe right knob (16 - 40) to access thefollowing menus:
– “Display formats”: select and con-firm this function by turning and press-ing the knob (16 - 40) to select theformat (16/9 or 4/3).
– “Adjust luminosity”: turn and pressthe knob (16 - 40) to select and con-firm to select the brightness adjust-ment scale.
– “Set contrast”: turn and press theknob (16 - 40) to select and confirmto select the contrast adjustmentscale.
– “Deactivate video mode”: selectand confirm this function by rotatingand pressing the knob (16 - 40) tostop viewing filmed pictures.
– After making the required settings,select and confirm “OK”, turn andpress the knob (16 - 40) to select andconfirm the setting and go back to theprevious menu.
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Print n. 603.83.757 - 03/2009 - 3rd Edition
