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WEB ED IT ION

SENSUS NAV IGAT ION

Road type Colour / paint

Motorway Orange

Primary road Dark grey

Smaller primary road Grey

Ordinary road Light grey

Local road White

Text and symbols on the screen

Event at next guidance point

Distance to next guidance point

Name of next road/street

Facility/point of interest (POI)

Planned route final destination

Planned route intermediate destination

Symbol for destination/final destination

Calculated arrival time at final destination

Calculated remaining distance to destination

Compass

Traffic information

Section covered by traffic information

Current road/street name - at car's current position (15)

Planned route

The car's current position

Stored location

Map scale

SENSUS NAVIGATIONSensus Navigation is a satellite based traf-fic information and route guidance system.

Development work is constantly in progress toimprove our product. Modifications may mean

that information, descriptions and illustrations inthis supplement differ from the equipment in thecar. We reserve the right to make modificationswithout prior notice.

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01 IntroductionIntroduction................................................. 5Sensus Navigation...................................... 6Navigation - operation................................ 9Navigation - character wheel and key-board......................................................... 11Navigation - voice recognition.................. 12

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Navigation - specify destination............... 15Navigation - points of interest (POI) sym-bols........................................................... 19Navigation - itinerary................................. 20Navigation - route..................................... 21Navigation - route options........................ 23Navigation - map options......................... 26Navigation - guidance options.................. 28Navigation - importing/exporting storedlocations.................................................... 30 03

03 Traffic informationNavigation - traffic information................. 33

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04 Map and system informationNavigation - map and system informa-tion............................................................ 37Navigation - menu overview..................... 38Navigation - fault tracing........................... 41Navigation - license agreement andcopyright................................................... 43

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05 Alphabetical IndexAlphabetical Index.................................... 46

INTRODUCTION

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IntroductionThis supplement is a supplement to the nor-mal owner's manual for the car.

In the event of uncertainty regarding any ofthe car's functions, consult the owner's man-ual in the first instance. For answers to addi-tional questions it is recommended to contacta dealer or a representative of Volvo Car Cor-poration.

The specifications, design features and illus-trations in this supplement are not binding.We reserve the right to make modificationswithout prior notice.

© Volvo Car Corporation

Options/accessoriesAll types of option/accessory are marked withan asterisk: *.

In addition to standard equipment, the sup-plement also describes options (factory fittedequipment) and certain accessories (retrofit-ted extra equipment).

The equipment described in the supplementis not available in all cars - they have differentequipment depending on adaptations for theneeds of different markets and national orlocal laws and regulations.

In the event of uncertainty over what is stand-ard or an option/accessory, contact a Volvodealer.

Owner's Manual in mobile devices

NOTE

The Owner's manual is available for down-load as a mobile application (applies forcertain car models and mobile devices),see www.volvocars.com.

The mobile application also includes videoand searchable content and easy naviga-tion between different sections.

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Sensus NavigationBasic description and overview of SensusNavigation.

The navigation system calculates the route,travel time and distance to the selected desti-nation. The system gives guidance andinstructions for junctions, etc. If there is adeviation from the planned route outline dur-ing the journey then the system automaticallycalculates a new route outline.

The navigation system can be used without adestination being selected.

The system is supplied with default settings,but starts with the settings last used.

Volvo Sensus Navigation uses reference sys-tem WGS84, which gives longitude and lati-tude positions.

Points to rememberThe navigation system provides road informa-tion which guides to a preset destination.However, not all of the recommended guid-ance is always reliable, since situations may

arise that lie outside the capacity and judge-ment of the navigation system, such as sud-den changes in the weather.

WARNING

Observe the following.

• Direct all your attention to the roadand make sure that all your concentra-tion is on driving.

• Follow applicable traffic legislation anddrive with good judgment.

• Due to weather conditions or time ofyear affecting the road conditions,some recommendations may be lessreliable.

System overview

Keypad in the steering wheel for menus,volume and voice recognition.

The screen displays maps and providesdetailed information on route type, dis-tance, menus, etc.

Control panel in centre console for activa-tion of the navigation system, menus andvolume.

USB connection.

Microphone for voice recognition.

Navigation system audio uses the front loud-speakers.

Remote control* can be used for all functionsin the navigation system. The remote con-trol's buttons have the same functions as thebuttons in the centre console or steeringwheel keypad.

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Map overview

Examples of map images for the current position. Itinerary, junction map and scroll mode are some of the views the screen can show. NOTE: the illustrationsare schematic - details may vary depending on software version and market.

The appearance of the screen depends ongeographic position and the settings made,

e.g. map scale and which POI options areselected to be shown.

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Explanations for the text, signs and symbolsthat may appear on the display are availableon the front of the cover.

Three alternative route outlines can becalculated when an Itinerary is set, see(p. 23).

Detailed junction map - the left-hand sec-tion of the screen shows a detailedenlargement of the next junction. The sit-uation is always supplemented with avoice message, see (p. 23).

Avoid a particular area, see (p. 23).

Scroll mode, see (p. 9).

Related information• Navigation - operation (p. 9)

• Navigation - voice recognition (p. 12)

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Navigation - operationBasic operation of Sensus Navigation andexamples of use.

The navigation system can be operated fromthe centre console, steering wheel buttons,remote control* and partly with voice recogni-tion. For basic operation of the system, seesection "Audio and media - operating thesystem" in the owner's manual.

Activate Sensus Navigation– Press the NAV button in the centre con-

sole.> After a short time a map of the current

geographic area is shown where thecar is symbolised by a blue triangle.

WARNING

Observe the following.

• Direct all your attention to the roadand make sure that all your concentra-tion is on driving.

• Follow applicable traffic legislation anddrive with good judgment.

• Due to weather conditions or time ofyear affecting the road conditions,some recommendations may be lessreliable.

The navigation system cannot be deacti-vated, but instead operates in the back-ground - it is not deactivated until the remotecontrol key is removed from the ignitionswitch.

NOTE

The navigation system is also availablewhen the engine is switched off. When thebattery level gets too low the systemswitches off.

MenusIn addition to the system's normal sourcemenu and shortcut menu (see owner's man-ual, section Menus in Audio and media -operating the system) there is a scroll menufor the navigation system.

In Scroll mode a crosshair is moved over themap image with the centre console's numeri-cal keys.

Scroll mode with crosshair1.

Activate/deactivate scroll mode– Activate - press one of the numerical keys

0-9.

– Deactivate - press EXIT or NAV.

Scroll– Press one of the numerical digit keys

1-2-3-4-6-7-8-9 - a directional arrow isshown in the margins combined with thenumber that will be used to scroll themap in the desired direction.

Zoom– Turn the TUNE knob.

Centring the mapPressing the number 5 in Scrollmode centres the map around thecar's position.

If an Itinerary with Waypoints is activated, themap is centred around each respective Way-point with each additional press.

1 Select whether the position of the crosshair/cursor should be shown with name or GPS coordinates, see (p. 26).

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Scroll menu

1. In scroll mode, press OK/MENU.> A menu opens for the point on the map

to which the centre of the crosshair ispointing.

2. Select function:

• Set single destination - Deletes anyprevious destinations in the itinerary,and starts guidance on the map.

• Add as waypoint - Adds the selectedpoint to the itinerary.

• POI information - shows name andaddress on the screen for the POIlocated closest to the crosshair. Formore information on POI options, see(p. 15).

• Traffic information on map - Allowsyou to view traffic messages2 aroundthe selected location.

• Information - Shows informationavailable about the selected location.

• Save - allows you to store the high-lighted location in the memory, to thenbe able to specify as destination(p. 15).

ExampleGuidance to desired point of interest (POI):

1. If the map view is not shown - press NAV.> The map view is shown.

2. Press NAV.> The shortcut menu is opened.

3. Highlight Set point of interest and con-firm with OK/MENU.

4. Highlight e.g. Near the car and confirmwith OK/MENU.> A list of hits is shown.

5. Highlight e.g. Nearest tourist attractionand confirm with OK/MENU.> A list of hits is shown.

6. Highlight the desired alternative in the listand confirm with OK/MENU.> A pop-up menu is shown.

7. Highlight Set single destination andconfirm with OK/MENU.> Guidance starts - follow the instruc-

tions.

See also examples of voice recognition con-trol (p. 12) of the navigation system.

Related information• Sensus Navigation (p. 6)

• Navigation - character wheel and key-board (p. 11)

• Navigation - menu overview (p. 38)

• Navigation - fault tracing (p. 41)

• Navigation - map and system information(p. 37)

2 The service is not available for all areas/markets.

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Navigation - character wheel andkeyboardUse the character wheel or the centre consolekeypad for entering text and selectingoptions. For example, enter information aboutan address or a facility.

Screen view with text field or optional text.

Activate an optionAfter marking a desired function/menu barusing the TUNE knob, press OK/MENU tosee the next level of functions/options.

Enter with the character wheel

Character wheel.

1. Mark a text field.2. Press OK/MENU to call up the character

wheel.3. Select the characters using the TUNE

knob and enter them by pressing OK/MENU.

Enter with the numerical keys

Numerical keyboard3.

Another way of entering characters is usingthe centre console's buttons 0-9, * and #.

When 9 is pressed, a bar appearswith all characters4 under the but-

tons, e.g. w, x, y, z and 9. Quick presses onthe button move the cursor through thesecharacters.

• Stop using the cursor on the desiredcharacter to select it - the character isshown on the enter line.

• Delete/change using EXIT.

3 NOTE: The figure is schematic - details may vary depending on car model and market.4 The character for each button may vary depending on market.

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More options

NOTE

Faded characters cannot be selected incombination with the currently input char-acters.

In the character wheel's inset menu there arefurther options that have more characters anddigits:

• 123/ABC + OK/MENU - the characterwheel switches between numbers andcharacters.

• MORE + OK/MENU - alternative charac-ters are shown in the wheel.

• => + OK/MENU - the cursor moves tothe list on the right-hand side of thescreen, where selections can be madeusing OK/MENU.

• Postcode + OK/MENU - the cursormoves to the list on the right-hand side ofthe screen, where selections can bemade using OK/MENU, see Specify des-tination with postcode (p. 15).

List of options

List that matches entered characters.

A search will list the possible options basedon input information.

The digit "149" in the screen's top right-handcorner means that the list contains 149 possi-ble options that match the entered letters"LON".

No listAn empty list and the characters "***" in thescreen's top right-hand corner mean that thenumber of available options with currententered characters is greater than 1000 -when the amount is less, the current optionsare shown automatically.

To reduce the number of options in the list:

• Enter more characters on the text line.


Navigation - voice recognitionExample of voice recognition control of thenavigation system.

For a basic description of voice recognition,see section "Audio and media - voice recog-nition" in the owner's manual.

The following dialogues are only examples.The system's response may vary dependingon the situation.

Start guidanceThe following dialogue with voice commandsstarts guidance in accordance with the speci-fied itinerary.

– Say: "Start route guidance".> The system replies: "Starts

guidance".

Stop guidanceThe following dialogue with voice commandsstops guidance.

1. Say: "Cancel route guidance".> The system replies: "Are you sure

you want to stop guidance?".

2. Say: "Yes".> The system replies: "Stops

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Specify destination with point ofinterest (POI)The following dialogue with voice commandsstarts guidance to the nearest filling station.The scenario also works for other points ofinterest such as e.g. hotels and restaurants.

1. Say: "Nearest filling station.".> The system replies: "Select a line

number, or say next page.".

2. Say the line number where the desiredfilling station is specified (e.g. line 5): "5".> The system replies: "Number 5

accepted. Do you want to specifythe destination shown as anintermediate destination?".

3. Say: "Yes".> The system replies: "Intermediate

destination 5 has been specified.Do you want to start guidance?".

4. Say: "Yes".> The route is calculated and guidance

starts.

More commandsMore commands for voice recognition controlof the navigation system can be found in thenormal view for MY CAR by pressingOK/MENU and then selecting SettingsVoice control settings Command listNavigation commands.


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Navigation - specify destinationSpecify destination in the navigation system.

Each time a destination is specified it is pos-sible to save it as "stored location" or"home", which is then easily accessible whena destination shall be specified. The naviga-tion system gives guidance to a destination,and it is possible to add four waypoints in theitinerary. For many destinations, the naviga-tion system can also give further informationwith the Information menu option.

With the car connected to the Internet it ispossible to use the app "Send to Car" tosend map destinations from a browser andvia Volvo On Call* mobile app to the naviga-tion system, see owner's manual andsupport.volvocars.com.

To access the following alternative methodsfor specifying destinations, in the normal viewfor the navigation source, press OK/MENUand select Set destination.

Specify destination with homeNote that the destination must have beensaved previously to be specified.

– In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Home.> Guidance starts.

Specify destination with addressIt is sufficient to only enter a city/town inorder to obtain an itinerary with guidance - itguides to the centre of the city/town.

NOTE

The definition of city or area may vary fromcountry to country and even within thesame country. In some cases, it refers to amunicipality and in others it refers to a dis-trict.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Address.

2. Fill in one or more of the following searchoptions:

• Country:

• City:

• Street:

• Number:

• Junction:

3. If more information about the destinationis required, select Information and thenthe required information:

• Map - Shows where on the map thelocation can be found - sometimeswith additional information.

• Call number1 - Calls the facility if atelephone number is given.

• Online info.1 - Supplementary infor-mation is downloaded from the Inter-net.

4. To store the address in the memory,select Save and then as Stored locationor as Home.

1 Requires connected mobile phone, see owner's manual.

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5. Specify as intermediate destination or assingle destination:

• Add as waypoint - adds the addressto the itinerary.

• Set single destination - Deletes anyprevious destination in the itineraryand starts guidance to the current des-tination.

Specify destination with point ofinterest (POI)POI (Point of Interest) also denominated aspoint of interest and facility.

The map database contains a large numberof searchable POI2 options which can bespecified as destinations.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Point of interest (POI).

2. Search for point of interest using the fol-lowing:

• By name - leads directly to the char-acter wheel and refers to searching ofPOI options with their proper name,e.g. "Peppes Bodega". The searcharea is the whole of the current maparea, e.g. EUROPE, see Maps - con-tent (p. 37).

• By category - enables limited search-ing of POI options - select to entertheir category (e.g. bank/hotel/museum), proper name, country and/orcity/town.

• Near the car - refers to searching ofPOI options around the car's currentposition.

• Along the route - refers to searchingof POI options along the set itinerary.

• Near the destination - refers tosearching of POI options in the vicinityof the destination.

• Around point on map - refers tosearching of POI options with the scrollfunction's crosshair - see (p. 9).

If more information about the destinationis required, select Information and thenthe required information.





Specify destination using previousdestination1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Previous destination.

2. Select a destination in the list.


Here it is also possible to delete a desti-nation, select Delete or Delete all.

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Specify destination using previouslystored locationCollected here are the destinations storedwith the menu option Save Storedlocation.

Note that the destination must have beensaved previously.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Stored location.

2. Open saved destination:

• Routes - e.g. recorded section ofroad.

• Other - e.g. saved locations.


Here it is also possible to edit or delete asaved destination, select Edit, Delete orDelete all.




Specify destination with Internet searchRequires connection to the Internet, seeowner's manual

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Internet search.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Specify destination with postcode1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Postcode.

2. Type in the postcode, and country ifrequired.


3. To store the destination in the memory,select Save and then as Stored locationor as Home.




Specify destination with latitude andlongitude

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Latitude and longitude.

2. First decide which method the GPS coor-dinates should be specified with, selectFormat::

• DD°MM'SS'' - position with Degrees,Minutes and Seconds.

• Decimal - position with Decimals.


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3. Type in the position.






Specify destination using point on map

Cursor position specified with GPS coordinates.To change to showing name, select SettingsMap options Position information.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Select point on map.

2. Locate and specify desired point on mapusing the crosshair, see section Menus(p. 9) .

3. To store the address in the memory,press OK/MENU and select Save andthen as Stored location or as Home.> The destination is stored as a symbol/

icon on the map if the Stored locationon map function is selected, see sec-tion Map options (p. 26).




Specify destination with travel guideSearch with travel guide (Travel guide) meansthat prepared suggestions are available tochoose from with varying themes, e.g. restau-rants, scenic roads or sights and landmarks.

A travel guide is stored in a USB memory,which must be fitted in the car's USB con-nector in the tunnel console's rear storagecompartment.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and select Setdestination Travel guide.

If the menu option is not visible on thescreen then there are no suggestions inthe area the car is currently in, or a USBdevice is not connected.

2. Select travel guide via one of the follow-ing categories:

• Restaurants

• Tourist attractions

• Hotels

• Tourist routes

• Other

3. If available in the travel guide, it is possi-ble to view details and images, as well asto play back audio, select:

• Details

• Photos

• Play audio

4. Set Start guidance.

Related information• Navigation - character wheel and key-

board (p. 11)

• Navigation - operation (p. 9)

• Navigation - itinerary (p. 20)


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Navigation - points of interest (POI)symbolsShown here are examples of how symbols fordifferent points of interest (POI) may appear.

To set which POI symbols should be shownon the map, see section Points of interest(POI) on map (p. 26).

NOTE

• The symbol for a POI and the numberof POIs varies between different mar-kets.

• Symbols may appear and others dis-appear in conjunction with updatingthe map data - you can browsethrough all the symbols for the relevantmap system in the menu system underSettings Map options POIsymbols Selected.

Examples of POI symbols, groupedaccording to society function:

Car dealer/repair

Petrol station

Car repair

Parking

Tourist attraction

Golf

Cinema

Amusement park

Recreation

Restaurant

Bar or cafe

Shopping centre

Hotel

Railway transport

Railway station

Railway access

Airport

Bus station

Ferry terminal

Government or comunityfacility

Government office

Police/emergency

Library

Hospital or health carefacility

Pharmacy

Cash dispenser

ATM/Bank exchange

Post office

Education facility

Related information• Navigation - specify destination (p. 15)

• Navigation - map options (p. 26)

• Navigation - guidance options (p. 28)

• Navigation - map and system information(p. 37)

• Navigation - importing/exporting storedlocations (p. 30)

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Navigation - itineraryArrange an itinerary and start guidance tonavigate to desired destination.

An Itinerary is created when a destination issaved. The system handles one itinerary at atime with a maximum of 4 waypoints.

A destination must be specified for the itiner-ary to be activated.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectItinerary.

2. If a waypoint is required in the itinerary,select Add another waypoint.

A maximum of 4 waypoints can be addedto the itinerary. The order can beadjusted, see section "Adjust itinerary"below.

3. If information about a waypoint isrequired, highlight the waypoint, pressOK/MENU and select Information.

4. Set Start guidance.> Current itinerary is activated and guid-

ance is started unless the Route sug-gestion(p. 21) function is activated.

5. If the Route suggestion function is acti-vated, select route.> Current itinerary is activated and guid-

ance is started.

Stop guidance– In the normal view for the navigation

source, press NAV and select Cancelguidance.> Guidance is interrupted.

Resume guidance– In the normal view for the navigation

source, press NAV and select Resumeguidance.> Guidance continues where it was stop-

ped.

Adjust itinerary

1. Highlight the waypoint and confirm withOK/MENU.

2. Select what shall be adjusted and makethe changes:

• Delete - deletes the waypoint.

• Move in list - changes order in theitinerary (see next heading).

• Save - saves the waypoint.

Change the order of waypoints1. Select the waypoint to be moved and

confirm with OK/MENU.

2. Highlight Move in list and confirm withOK/MENU.

3. Turn TUNE to move the waypoint up/down in the list. When the desired loca-tion has been reached, confirm with OK/MENU.

Delete itinerary– In the normal view for the navigation

source, press NAV and select ItineraryClear itinerary.

> Current itinerary including all way-points is deleted.


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Navigation - routeThe route can be shown in detail or as anoverview and alternative routes can beselected. It is possible to record the route inorder to save it in the system's memory.

Route - avoidWith this function the driver can select toavoid the next approaching section of aroute. The function only works where alterna-tive streets/roads are available, otherwise thehighlighting, or parts of it, is ignored.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectRoute Avoid.

2. Select desired action:

Highlighted subsection.

• Reroute - the system calculatesanother route in which considerationhas been taken of the section to beavoided.

• Longer - subsection to avoid isextended.

• Shorter - subsection to avoid is short-ened.

• Delete - highlighted subsections aredeleted and the route is restored to theoriginal version.

Alternative routes1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectRoute Alternative routes todestination.

2. Select a suggested route or Route type:

• ECO with traffic adaption - low fuelconsumption3 prioritised.

• Fast - short travel time prioritised.

• Fast with traffic adaption - shorttravel time with minimal traffic queues3.

• Short - short route prioritised. Theroute can also be set via smaller roads.

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Route overview– In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectRoute Route overview.> Information is shown about the route's

intermediate destinations and final des-tination.

Detailed route informationShown here are the elements contained ineach section between two waypoints, e.g.exits and junctions.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectRoute Detailed route information.> Information is shown about the route's

intermediate destinations and final des-tination.

Detailed subsection on a route.

2. Zoom in/out on the map and scroll theroute:

• Next - scrolls to next subsection.

• Previous - scrolls to previous subsec-tion.

• Zoom in/Zoom out - enlarges/reduces the map image of the currentsubsection.

Map of the remaining routeThis function shows the remaining distancefor the route.

– In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectRoute Map of remaining route.> A map image is shown containing the

itinerary's remaining distance from thecar's current position.

For functionality and available functions, seesection Menus (p. 9) .

Record a routeRecord and store the route in the navigationsystem's memory.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectRoute Record route.> Recording is started. The REC symbol

is shown on the screen while recordingis in progress.

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Recoded routes can be opened in the menuSet destination Stored locationRoutes.

Recorded files can be exported/transferred toa USB memory4 in order to e.g. be copied toanother vehicle's GPS navigator. For moreinformation, see (p. 30).

Related information• Navigation - itinerary (p. 20)


• Navigation - traffic information (p. 33)


Navigation - route optionsSettings for route options include route typeand number of route proposals, amongstother things.

Route type1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Route options.

2. Select type of route:

• Fast with traffic adaption - shorttravel time with minimal trafficqueues5.

• Fast - short travel time prioritised.

• Short - short route prioritised. Theroute can also be set via smaller roads.

• ECO with traffic adaption - low fuelconsumption5 prioritised.

Reroute on requestOption for recalculating route due to trafficinformation.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Route options Rerouteon request.

2. Select functionality:

• Box selected - recalculation of routemust be confirmed with OK/MENU orignored with EXIT.

• Box unselected - automatic recalcula-tion of route.

Route proposals1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Route options Routeproposals.

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Route proposals.

Select setting for use of route suggestion:

• 1 - starts guidance immediately inaccordance with specified itinerary.

• 3 - the system suggests 3 alternativeroutes, of which one alternative routemust be selected before guidancestarts. Note that there is a slightlylonger delay before guidance startsbecause the system has to calculate 3suitable routes.

Use carpool lane6

Sometimes private passenger cars areallowed to use lanes normally intended forlocal buses, commercial vehicles and taxis -this is provided that the passenger car is car-rying one or more passengers. With this func-

tion activated, lanes of this type are alsoincluded in the calculation of a suitable route.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Route options Usecarpool lane.

2. Select setting for use of carpool lane:

• Never

• For 2 persons

• Over 2 persons

Use express lane6

Sometimes private passenger cars areallowed to use lanes normally intended forlocal buses, commercial vehicles and taxis -this is provided that the passenger car isclassed as a "green car" or similar. With thisfunction activated, lanes of this type are alsoincluded in the calculation of a suitable route.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Route options Useexpress lane.

2. Select setting for use of express lane:

• Box selected - express lane used inroute calculations.

• Box unselected - express lane notused.

Avoid area6

Motorways cannot be deselected. Motorwaysare always used alternative route during routecalculation.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Route options Avoidarea.

2. Select area to avoid along the route (if thearea is already in the list as previouslyspecified area - proceed to next step):

• Select area on map - select desiredarea on map, for more information see"Create restricted area" below.

• From stored location - select fromsaved locations.

> The selection is added in the list withareas to avoid.

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Highlight the area in the list you wish toavoid, press OK/MENU and selectActivate.

Here it is also possible for Edit,Deactivate and Delete areas.> The area is avoided during route calcu-

lation.

Create restricted areaAn area that shall be avoided is selected byhighlighting directly on the map with a squarebox.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Route options Avoid area

Select area on map.

2. Scroll the map until the cursor is in thedesired area.

3. Press OK/MENU.> A red box is created.

4. Turn TUNE to adjust the size of the box.

5. Press OK/MENU when the box coversthe desired area.> The area is stored in the list of areas to

avoid.

For the area not to be included in route calcu-lation the area must be activated, see section"Avoid area" above.

Avoid certain traffic interruptions 6– In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Route options:

• Avoid motorways

• Avoid toll roads

• Avoid tunnels

• Avoid ferries

• Avoid car trains

• Avoid vignette obligation

NOTE

• If an itinerary is entered when theseselections are made then there may bea certain delay after an option hasbeen ticked/unticked since the itiner-ary must be recalculated.

• If tunnels, toll roads and motorwaysare not selected then these are avoi-ded as far as possible and are onlyused if no other reasonable alternativeis available.

Related information• Navigation - traffic information (p. 33)


• Navigation - specify destination (p. 15)


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Navigation - map optionsSettings can be made here for how the mapshould be shown and what should be shown.

Full screen map1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Map options Show full-screen map.

2. Select map size:

• Box selected - shows map acrosswhole screen.

• Box unselected - car-related informa-tion such as e.g. passenger compart-ment temperature and media beingplayed back are shown in the bottomand top of the screen.

Map position1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Map options Map type.

2. Select how the map should be shown onthe screen:

• North up - the map always showsNorth at the top of the screen. The carsymbol moves in the relevant directionon the screen.

• Map heading up - the car symbol is inthe centre and always points up on thescreen. The map image rotates underthe car symbol in relation to how theroad bends.

• 3D map basic - the map is vieweddiagonally from above with the carsymbol in the centre and direction oftravel upward on the screen.

• 3D map enhanced - same as the pre-vious option but with different objects,buildings, etc. added into the mapimage.

Information along a motorway1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Map options Motorwayinformation.

2. Select function:

• Box selected - when the car is on amotorway the three (3) next exits thathave e.g. a rest area or petrol stationare shown. The list is sorted with theclosest exit at the bottom of the list.

• Box unselected - function switched off.

Information about current position1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Map options Positioninformation.

2. Select position information:

• Current road - the screen shows thename of the road/street where the car/cursor is located.

• Lat/Long - the screen shows thecoordinates for the location where thecar/cursor is located.

• None - the screen shows no informa-tion for the location where the car/cursor is located.

CompassThere is a compass on the screen's mapimage that shows the direction in which thefront of the car is pointing.

The red tip of the compassneedle points north and thewhite end points south. Atext-based compass direc-tion can also be selected asan alternative to the graphiccompass.


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1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Map options Compass.

2. Select whether compass direction shouldbe shown with a compass needle or withletters:

• Graphic - a compass needle indicatesthe compass direction.

• Text - the letters N for north, W forwest, S for south or E for east indicatecompass direction.

The map image's compass direction - northor direction of travel upward on the screen -can also be adjusted, see section "Map modecompass direction" above.

Points of interest (POI) on map1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Map options POIsymbols.

Marked POI options are shown on the map.

2. Select which POI symbols should beshown on the map.

• Default - POI specified with the func-tion Selected is/are shown.

• Selected - select with the TUNE knob+ OK for each POI required on thescreen.

• None - no POI is/are shown.

To avoid making the map image difficult toread, the number of POI options that can beviewed simultaneously on the screen is lim-ited - zooming into an area provides theopportunity to view several POI options.

Map colours1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Map options Mapcolours.

2. Select setting for map colours:

• Automatic - a light sensor detectswhether it is day or night and adaptsthe screen automatically.

• Day - the colours and contrast of thescreen become clear and sharp.

• Night - the colours and contrast of thescreen are adapted to provide thedriver with optimum night vision.

Stored location on map– In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Map options Storedlocation on map.> All stored positions are shown.

Related information• Navigation - route options (p. 23)

• Navigation - guidance options (p. 28)

• Navigation - map options (p. 26)

• Navigation - points of interest (POI) sym-bols (p. 19)



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Navigation - guidance optionsSettings can be made here for how guidanceshould be presented.

Arrival time or Remaining travel time1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Timeof arrival format.

2. Select option for display of time:

• ETA - shows the estimated arrival time

• RTA - shows the remaining time untilarrival.

Street names in voice guidance1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Streetnames in voice guidance.

2. Select what voice guidance shouldinclude:

• Box selected - distance and direction,as well as names of streets and roads.

• Box unselected - distance and direc-tion.

Navigation with Turn-by-turn7

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Turn-by-turn navigation.

2. Select setting for display in combinedinstrument panel:

• Box selected - shows next manoeuvrein the itinerary and the distance to it.

• Box unselected - no display.

Automatic reading out of traffic1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance optionsAutomatic read out of traffic.

2. Select setting for reading out of trafficinformation:

• Box selected - important traffic disrup-tions on the route are read out.

• Box unselected - no reading out.

Automatic audio adaptation1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Audiofadeout.

2. Select setting for map audio adaptation:

• Box selected - Audio and media sys-tem, e.g. radio, is muted when voiceguidance reads out information.

• Box unselected - no audio adaptation.

Voice guidanceDuring guidance, when the car approaches ajunction or exit, a voice message gives dis-tance and type of next manoeuvre. At thesame time a detailed map of the junction isdisplayed. The voice guidance message isrepeated closer to the junction. To repeat a

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message - press twice on the OK/MENU but-ton.

The volume can be adjusted with the audiounit's volume button (during ongoing voicemessage).

NOTE

There is no voice guidance during a cur-rent call with a Bluetooth-connectedmobile phone.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Voiceguidance.

2. Select setting for voice guidance:

• Box selected - distance and type ofnext manoeuvre are read out.

• Box unselected - no voice guidance.

Simple voice guidanceWith voice guidance there arethree (3) instructions given before each guid-ance point - one preparatory, one immedi-ately before and then the last one when themanoeuvre should be performed. With Simplevoice guidance activated there is only one (1)instruction given for each guidance point.

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Usesimple voice guidance.

2. Select setting for voice guidance:

• Box selected - one (1) voice guidanceinstruction for each guidance point.

• Box unselected - no voice guidance.

Safety camera1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Speedcamera warning.

2. Select function:

• Box selected - warning with acousticsignal and symbol when the carapproaches a safety camera.

• Box unselected - no warning.

NOTE

The type of information permissible forinclusion on the map is stipulated innational legislation. For current informa-tion, see www.volvocars.com/navi.

NOTE

• Pay attention that the posted maxi-mum permissible speed may some-times be changed and accordinglydeviate from the navigator's database.

• The driver always has the responsibil-ity that the traffic and speed regula-tions in force are followed.

Signal for stored location1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Storedlocation notification.

2. Select between stored positions:

• Box selected - an acoustic signal whenthe car approaches a user-stored loca-tion.

• Box unselected - no acoustic signal.

Speed restriction8

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Showspeed limits.

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2. Select function:

• Box selected - speed limit in force isshown with a sign in the combinedinstrument panel9.

• Box unselected - no notification in thecombined instrument panel.

Signal for POI in a guided round tour1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options TravelPOI notification.

2. Select function:

• Box selected - an acoustic signal whenthe car approaches a POI that isincluded in a Travel guide (p. 15).


Signal for guided round tour1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Guidance options Guidedtour notification.

2. Select function:

• Box selected - an acoustic signal whenthe car approaches a Travel guide(p. 15).


Related information• Navigation - traffic information (p. 33)

Navigation - importing/exportingstored locationsImport and/or export stored routes and loca-tions.

For the import of POIs, the file format mustbe .gpx.

1. Connect the USB memory in the tunnelconsole's storage compartment.

2. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings Import/export storedlocations.

3. Select what should be imported or expor-ted.

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NOTE

• Adding POI files to the map databaserequires a certain amount of computerknowledge!

• File format for POI files and how thefiles are downloaded from the Internetare determined by the respective man-ufacturer/distributor. Consequentlythere is no standardised process fordownloading POI files from the Inter-net - and for this reason this owner'smanual does not show an exact step-by-step description.

• If you have any questions - contact aVolvo dealer.




• Navigation - points of interest (POI) sym-bols (p. 19)

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Navigation - traffic informationThe navigation system continuously receivestraffic information transmitted via Traffic Mes-sage Channel (TMC) which is used fordynamic road directions. When situations thatcan affect the journey occur (e.g. accidents,road works) this is shown on the screen, andwhen a destination has been specified there isa recalculation of the route. Recalculation cantake place automatically or require confirma-tion, see Reroute on request (p. 23).

TMC is a standardised coding system for traf-fic information. The receiver automaticallysearches for the correct frequency.

NOTE

TMC is not available in all areas/countries.The system's coverage area is under con-stant construction and updating maysometimes be necessary.

The traffic information is presented differentlydepending on whether the destination isspecified or not specified.

This symbol on the screenindicates that traffic informa-tion is available within thecurrent reception area. Sym-bol colour indicates theimportance of the informa-tion:

• RED - the information is read out and theposition is shown on the map.

• YELLOW - no reading out, the position isshown on the map.

This symbol marks the posi-tion of a traffic problem, formore information, see sec-tion Traffic information - withspecified destination > Traf-fic information on map.

NOTE

Traffic information is not available in allareas/countries.

The traffic information transmission areasare constantly being expanded.

Activate/deactivate

1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectTraffic information.

2. Select in the box to activate traffic infor-mation, or deselect the box to deactivate.

Traffic information - without specifieddestinationThe function allows you to show traffic prob-lems without the destination having beenselected.

Opens the scroll function on the map.

Traffic information on map1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectTraffic information Traffic on map.

2. Search for traffic problems with the scrollfunction, see description below in thesection Traffic information - with specifieddestination > Traffic information on map.

All traffic1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectTraffic information Traffic on map.> A list of all traffic messages within the

reception area is shown.

2. Select what should be shown, seedescription below in the section Trafficinformation - with specified destination >All traffic.

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Traffic information - with specifieddestinationThe function shows traffic problems when thedestination has been entered.

Listening to traffic information alongthe route– In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectTraffic information Listen to trafficon route.> Current traffic messages along the itin-

erary will be read out.

All traffic1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectTraffic information All traffic.> A list of all traffic messages within the

reception area is shown. Traffic infor-mation is first grouped according tocountry (in border areas), then roadnumber and then street name.

2. Select a traffic problem (road/street) andconfirm with OK/MENU.> Traffic problems are listed, with the

most serious disruption at the top, e.g.total stop in a lane.

3. Select a traffic problem and confirm withOK/MENU.> Additional information about the traffic

problem is shown, as well as positionon map. The map image is centredaround the position of the traffic prob-lem.

Traffic problem on map.

Traffic information on map1. In the normal view for the navigation

source, press OK/MENU and selectTraffic information Traffic on map.

2. Scroll the map until the traffic event/symbol for which detailed information isrequired is positioned in the crosshair.> A yellow frame around the symbol is lit.

3. Confirm the selection by pressingOK/MENU> Available information is shown, e.g.

• street name/road number

• country

• nature of the problem

• extent of the problem

• duration of the problem.

If there are several traffic problemswithin the crosshair frame then the oneclosest to the centre of the crosshair isshown first.

Figures such as "2/5" in the upper partof the screen mean that the informa-tion shown is number 2 of a total of 5messages within the crosshair -remaining messages are browsed tousing repeated short presses onOK/MENU.

Direct listed information

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1. In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectTraffic information Traffic on map.> Direct listed traffic problems (two in the

previous illustration) indicate that theinformation affects the current itiner-ary.

2. Select a traffic problem and confirm withOK/MENU.> Additional information about the traffic

problem is shown, as well as positionon map. The map image is centredaround the position of the traffic prob-lem.

Traffic problem on map.

Extent of traffic problemCertain traffic problems are not just tied toone single position, but can cover a longersection.

In addition to the symbol for the position ofthe traffic problem, the current distance is

also highlighted with a row of red crosses"xxxxx".

• The length of the highlighting corre-sponds to the extent (distance) of thetraffic problem.

• Driving direction is indicated by the sideof the road that is highlighted.

Traffic problem with its extent.

Size of area for traffic informationThe map scale determines how much trafficinformation can be shown. The larger themap area that is shown on the screen, thegreater the number of traffic disruptions thatcan be shown.

Related information• Navigation - guidance options (p. 28)

• Navigation - specify destination (p. 15)


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Navigation - map and systeminformationVolvo offers a number of maps that cover dif-ferent parts of the world. A map consists ofmap data and road data with related informa-tion.

During the update, new information is trans-ferred to the navigation system and old out-dated information is deleted.

System information

– In the normal view for the navigationsource, press OK/MENU and selectSettings System information.> An excerpt from the current status in

the navigation system is shown, e.g.current transmitter of traffic informationand operative map data, as well asmap version.

Maps - contentMaps are developed with enhanced informa-tion and are updated continuously.

NOTE

Map data does not have 100 percent cov-erage in all areas/countries.

The system's coverage area is under con-stant construction and updating maysometimes be necessary.

See support.volvocars.com for informationabout maps and other information related toSensus Navigation.

Map areasThe car's navigation system varies dependingon market. Should you need to modify themap area - contact a Volvo dealer for infor-mation on how to proceed.

Updating the mapsUpdated map data is downloaded from theInternet1 to a USB memory2. The transfer ofthe downloaded update to the car's naviga-tion system then takes place via the car'sUSB connection, which is located in the tun-nel console's rear storage compartment.

NOTE

Before update of the car's map data isstarted:

• First read through the information andinstructions from the Internet related tothe download and update of map data.

In the event of any questions about updating- contact a Volvo dealer or seewww.volvocars.com/navi.

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UpdatingFollow the onscreen instructions in order toupdate the navigation system - this showsthe progress of the update process as well asapproximate time remaining.

NOTE

A number of the Infotainment functions aredisabled or reduced during updating.

1. Start the engine.

2. Connect the USB memory containing theupdate to the car's USB connector andfollow the onscreen instructions.> The display screen shows Map

update finished. All of the navigationsystem's functions can be used again.

NOTE

In certain cases, updating map data mayalso add new functions, which are notdescribed in this manual.

Continue an interrupted updateIf the update is not finished when the engineis switched off then the process continueswhere it left off next time the engine isstarted, providing the USB memory is stillconnected. If the USB memory is not con-nected - start the engine and then connectthe USB memory.

The screen shows Map update finishedwhen the update is completed.

Related information• Navigation - license agreement and copy-

right (p. 43)


• Sensus Navigation (p. 6)

Navigation - menu overviewOverview of possible options and settings inthe navigation system's menus.

Three of the menu levels are shown. Theremay be more submenus, which are thendescribed in their respective section.

– Open the menu system by pressingOK/MENU in the normal view for the nav-igation source.

Repeat voice guidance (p. 28)

Set destination (p. 15)

Home (p. 15)

Address

Country:

City:

Street:

Number:

Junction:

Set single destination

Add as waypoint

Information

Save

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Point of interest (POI)

By name

By category

Near the car

Along the route

Near the destination

Around point on map

(p. 15)

Stored location


Edit

Delete

Delete all

(p. 15)

Previous destination


Add as waypoint

Information

Save

Delete

Delete all

(p. 15)

Internet search (p. 15)

Postcode

Country:

Postcode

Street:

Number:

Junction:


Add as waypoint

Information

Save

(p. 15)

Latitude and longitude

Format:


Add as waypoint

Information

Save

(p. 15)

Select point on map


Add as waypoint

Save

(p. 15)

Travel guide

Start guidance

Details

Photos

Play audio

Pause audio

(p. 15)

Itinerary

Itinerary

Start guidance

Add another waypoint

Clear itinerary

(p. 20)

Route

Avoid

Reroute

Longer

Shorter

Delete

(p. 21)

Alternative routes to desti-nation

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Detailed route information

Next

Previous

Zoom in

Zoom out

(p. 21)

Map of remaining route (p. 21)

Record route

or

Stop recording

(p. 21)

Traffic information (p. 33)

All traffic

Traffic on map

(p. 33)

Cancel guidance

or

Resume guidance

(p. 20)

Settings

Route options

Route type

Reroute on request

Route proposals

Use carpool lane

Use express lane

Avoid area

Avoid motorways

Avoid toll roads

Avoid tunnels

Avoid ferries

Avoid car trains

Avoid vignette obliga-tion

(p. 23) Map options

Show full-screen map

Map type

Motorway information

Position information

Compass

POI symbols

Map colours

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Guidance options

Time of arrival format

Street names in voiceguidance

Turn-by-turn naviga-tion

Automatic read out oftraffic

Audio fadeout

Voice guidance

Use simple voice guid-ance

Speed camera warn-ing

Stored location notifi-cation

Travel POI notification

Guided tour notifica-tion

(p. 28)

System information (p. 37)

FAV key options See theFavour-ites sec-tion in

theowner'smanual.

Import/export stored loca-tions

(p. 30)



Navigation - fault tracingBelow are examples of what can be interpre-ted as the navigation system not working as itshould.

The position of the car on the map iswrongThe Navigation system shows the position ofthe car to an accuracy of about 20 metres.

There is a greater chance of error when driv-ing on roads lying parallel to another road, onwinding roads, on roads on several levels andafter driving a long distance without makingany distinctive turns.

High mountains, buildings, tunnels, viaducts,over/underpasses etc. also have a negativeeffect on the reception of GPS signals, whichmeans that accuracy in calculating the posi-tion of the car may decrease.

The system does not always calculatethe fastest/shortest routeWhen calculating a route outline, distance,width of road, type of road, number of right orleft turns, roundabouts etc. are all taken intoaccount in order to produce the best theoreti-cal route. A more efficient selection of routemay be possible based on experience andknowledge of the area.


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The system uses toll roads, motorwaysand ferries even though I chose to avoidthemFor technical reasons, the system can onlyuse major roads when calculating a route out-line extending over a long distance.

If you selected to avoid toll roads and motor-ways, then they are avoided to the greatestpossible extent and are only used if there isno other reasonable alternative available.

The position of the car on the map isincorrect after transportationIf the car is transported, for example by ferryor train, or in such a way as to impede thereception of GPS signals, it can take up to5 minutes before the position of the car iscorrectly calculated.

The position of the car on the map isincorrect after the car battery has beendisconnectedIf power has been cut from the GPS antenna,it can take more than 5 minutes for the GPSsignals to be received correctly and the posi-tion of the car to be calculated.

The car symbol on screen behaveserratically after a tyre changeIn addition to the GPS receiver, the car'sspeed sensor and a gyro assist in calculatingthe current position and direction of travel ofthe car. After fitting the spare wheel or chang-

ing between summer and winter tyres thesystem needs to "learn" the size of the newwheels.

In order for the system to work optimally it isrecommended to turn the steering wheel tofull lock a few times while driving, in a suita-ble location.

The map image does not correspondwith the real situationFactors such as the constant expansion andrebuilding of the road network, new trafficregulations constantly being introduced etc.mean that the map database is not alwayscomplete.

The information stored in the maps is con-stantly being developed and updated. Todownload the latest map data, see Updatingthe maps (p. 37). See alsosupport.volvocars.com for further informationon maps, etc.

The scale of the map sometimeschangesThere is no detailed map information in cer-tain areas. The system then automaticallychanges the degree of magnification.

The car symbol on screen jumpsforwards or spinsThe system may need a few seconds tosense the position and movement of the carbefore driving off.

Switch off both the system and the engine.Start again, but remain stationary for a whilebefore starting to drive.

I shall go on a long trip but do not wantspecify a particular route outline to thecities I plan to travel through - How do Imost simply create an itinerary?Specify the destination directly on the mapusing the hairline cross. The system automat-ically guides you to the final destination eventhough you are driving beside the intermedi-ate destinations.

My map information is not up-to-dateThe information stored in the maps is con-stantly being developed and updated. Todownload the latest map data, see Updatingthe maps (p. 37). See alsosupport.volvocars.com for further informationon maps, etc.

How can I easily check which mapversion is used?Search in the menu system for SettingsSystem information in order to obtain infor-mation about version and the geographicarea covered, see (p. 37).

Related information• Navigation - map and system information

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Navigation - license agreement andcopyrightThe following text is Volvo's agreement withthe manufacturer/developer.

Copyright

Europe

Austria© Bundesamt für Eich- undVermessungswesen.

Contains content of Stadt Wien –data.wien.gv.at, licensed in accordance withhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode .

Contains content of Statdt Linz –data.linz.gv.at, licensed in accordance withhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses /by/3.0/legalcode .

Contains content of LINZ AG – data.linz.gv.at,licensed in accordance with http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode .

BelgiumRealized by means of Brussels UrbIS®© –Distribution & Copyright CIRB, available athttp://www.cirb.irisnet.be/catalogue-de-services/urbis/telechargement .

Includes content made available by AGIV.

Croatia© EuroGeographics.

Cyprus© EuroGeographics.

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Related information• Navigation - map and system information

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A

arrival time................................................. 28

C

Character wheel......................................... 11

Compass................................................... 26

Copyright................................................... 43

D

Delete itinerary........................................... 20

Destination................................................. 15

F

Fault tracingsensus navigation................................. 41

G

Guiding options......................................... 28

I

Itinerary...................................................... 20

K

Keyboard................................................... 11

M

Map areas.................................................. 37

map data.................................................... 37

Map options............................................... 26

Menusmenu overview, navigation................... 38Scroll menu............................................. 9

P

POIspecify destination................................ 15symbols................................................ 19

Points of interest, see also POI................. 19

R

Resume guidance...................................... 20

Route......................................................... 21alternative routes and route overview.. 21

S

Safety camera............................................ 28

Scalechange.................................................. 33

Speed camera........................................... 28

Start guidance........................................... 20

Stop guidance........................................... 20

T

Traffic information...................................... 33

Transport of car......................................... 41

travel time.................................................. 28

U

Update of maps......................................... 37

USB connection........................................... 6


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Voice control.............................................. 12

Voice guidance.......................................... 28


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