Alpine Portable Radio Navigation Radio User Manual

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NAVIGATION SYSTEM TABLE OF CONTENTS  
Trip Itinerary.............................................................. 25  
Map Cursor ................................................................ 26  
Setup Menu ......................................................28  
Setting Display Properties ......................................... 28  
Setting Guidance Properties ...................................... 29  
Setting a Language and Unit of Measure.................. 31  
Option Menu.....................................................32  
Saving the Current Position....................................... 32  
Edit............................................................................. 32  
Viewing GPS Information......................................... 35  
Viewing System Information .................................... 35  
Route Menu ......................................................36  
Deleting the Current Destination............................... 36  
Maneuver List............................................................ 36  
Creating a Detour....................................................... 37  
Changing Current Method......................................... 37  
Using the Trail Function................................38  
Creating a Trail.......................................................... 38  
Using a Trail as a Destination ................................... 39  
Safety Guidelines ........................................... 1  
System Introduction ...................................... 3  
System Overview........................................................3  
System Features..........................................................3  
System Limitations.....................................................5  
Navigation at a Glance ...............................................7  
Controls and Pushbuttons...........................................9  
Steering Wheel Controls.............................................10  
Operation.......................................................... 11  
Software Initialization ................................................11  
Inputting Information .................................................12  
Main Menu Screen......................................................13  
Map and Arrow Guidance Screens.............................14  
Confirm Destination Screen.......................................15  
Destination Menu............................................ 18  
Street Address.............................................................18  
Point of Interest ..........................................................20  
Recent Route...............................................................22  
Phone Number ............................................................22  
Intersection .................................................................23  
Address Book..............................................................25  
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SAFETY GUIDELINES  
traffic restrictions and circumstances while driving.  
Ensure that all persons read this manual carefully before us-  
ing the navigation system. It contains instructions on how to  
use the system in a safe and effective manner.  
Stop use immediately if a problem occurs. Failure to do  
so may cause injury or damage to the product. Return it to  
your authorized DaimlerChrysler dealer for repair.  
Warning: Please read and follow the following safety  
precautions. Failure to do so may result in injury or  
property damage.  
Do not place fingers or foreign objects into the CD/DVD-  
ROM insertion slot. Doing so may result in injury or  
damage to the product.  
Always check the CD player for discs before inserting  
another disc. Failure to do so may cause damage to the  
system.  
Do not operate the product while driving. Always stop the  
vehicle in a safe location before using the system.  
Do not use the navigation system to route you to emer-  
gency services such as police and fire stations or hospitals  
and clinics. Not all emergency service locations are con-  
tained in the database. Please use your own judgment and  
ask for directions in such situations.  
There may be situations where the navigation system  
erroneously displays the vehicle's location. Use your own  
driving judgment in this situation, taking into account  
current driving conditions. Please be aware that in this  
situation the navigation system should automatically cor-  
rect the vehicle's position within a few minutes.  
Glance at the screen only when necessary and safe to do  
so. If prolonged viewing of the screen is necessary, pull  
over at a safe location.  
Take care when removing a disc from the CD player. The  
disc might be hot.  
Road conditions and regulations take precedence over  
information contained on the map display. Observe actual  
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Make certain that the volume level of the monitor is set to  
a level that still allows you to hear outside traffic and  
emergency vehicles.  
The map database is designed to provide you with route  
suggestions and does not take into account the relative  
safety of a suggested route or of factors that may affect  
the time required to reach your destination. The system  
does not reflect road closures or construction, road char-  
acteristics (i.e. type of road surface, slope or grade,  
weight or height restrictions, etc.), traffic congestion,  
weather conditions, or any other factors that may affect  
the safety or timing of your driving experience. Use your  
own personal judgment if the navigation system is unable  
to provide you with an alternate route.  
If you have any questions about the operation of the navi-  
gation system, please contact a local DaimlerChrysler  
dealer or Alpine Customer Service at 1-866-733-5492.  
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SYSTEM INTRODUCTION  
Welcome to your new Navigation System. The information in  
this Owner’s Manual is designed to help you begin using  
your system quickly and safely. It contains the following  
information to help you become familiar with the system:  
When you input a destination, the navigation system uses  
map data from the DVD-ROM to quickly calculate a route.  
As you drive along your chosen route, you are guided with  
pictorial displays and voice prompts.  
System Features  
Multiple Mode Destination Selection  
Destinations can be selected from these 8 categories:  
Safety guidelines  
System features  
System limitations  
Detailed descriptions of system menus and controls  
an address  
an intersection  
a point of interest (POI)  
a recent destination  
your personal address book  
a special feature called Trip Itinerary  
a location selected directly from the map display  
a phone number  
Before using the system, please take some time to familiarize  
yourself with the information included in this manual.  
System Overview  
Your navigation system receives GPS signals from up to 8  
satellites to display the position and direction of your vehicle.  
Map and database information is supplied through a DVD-  
ROM. A gyroscope and the vehicle’s speed sensor enable the  
system to display the present vehicle position even in loca-  
tions where GPS signals may be blocked.  
Street Name Input  
This allows you to input your destination's street name (via  
Address or Intersection search) if you don't know your desti-  
nation's city name.  
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Next Maneuver Guidance  
GPS Clock  
When an upcoming turn is approaching, the system will give ma-  
neuver instructions via arrow guides and simple voice prompts.  
The clock will automatically adjust according to GPS time.  
This time is also displayed directly on the map along with  
your estimated time of arrival (ETA) or estimated drive time  
remaining (TO GO).  
Voice Guidance  
Using voice prompts, the system will notify you of upcoming  
Trails  
turns and highway entrances.  
You can display a "bread crumb" trail that appears on the  
Map screen as you drive along your route. This feature helps to  
log where you have traveled and is also useful for "off-roading".  
Map Zoom  
The map display has 9 different zoom scales to allow you to  
increase or decrease map magnification.  
Different Languages  
The navigation system can guide you in three different lan-  
guages: English, Spanish, and French. The text and guidance  
are in your language of choice.  
Recent Route  
Up to 10 previous destinations can be stored in the Recent  
Route list.  
Address Book  
Faster Input Using Smart Key Filtering  
Up to 100 personal locations and phone numbers can be  
stored in the system’s memory. Up to 10 custom Address  
Book folders can be created.  
When you use the digital keyboard to input information, the sys-  
tem makes educated guesses based on previously entered letter  
combinations and displays only the characters necessary to input  
your destination.  
Popular Points of Interest (POI)  
The navigation system’s database contains thousands of  
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points of interest in many different categories. Seven different  
POI icons can be programmed to appear on the map. These  
icons indicate the locations and names of the nearest ATMs,  
Banks, Gas Stations, Restaurants, Hotels, Parking Garages,  
and Grocery Stores. Three of the 7 categories of icons can be  
displayed on the map screen at one time.  
For example, if the system doesn’t recognize the street ad-  
dress you are searching for, try to find your destination by  
inputting the closest cross street names (see “Intersection” on  
page 23).  
Software upgrades are available to keep your system current.  
To obtain information about upgraded map data, please call  
Alpine Customer Service at 1-866-733-5492 (Monday  
through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm Eastern Standard Time).  
Routing Options  
You can program the system to minimize the use of toll roads  
and freeways or to provide the quickest route. If you go off  
course at any time, the system can automatically recalculate a  
route to the destination from your present location.  
Vehicle Position  
While the system uses multiple inputs to determine vehicle  
position, there are factors that may cause the position to be  
displayed incorrectly:  
System Limitations  
The DVD-ROM that is included with your system contains  
the most recent map data available at the time of production.  
Because of changes in streets, neighborhoods, and business  
locations, there may be situations where the navigation sys-  
tem is not able to route you to your desired destination by the  
entry method you have chosen. If this occurs, choose another  
entry method.  
Weak GPS reception caused by the obstruction of satellite  
signals (tall buildings, tunnels, indoor parking lots).  
Road mismatch. If there is an adjacent road within ap-  
proximately 35-100 feet (10-30 meters) of your current  
position, the system may display your vehicle on the adja-  
cent road.  
Non-use of navigation disc for several days. If the naviga-  
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not press CANCEL or NAV and wait until the vehicle comes to a com-  
plete stop before inputting any further information.  
tion disc is removed from the navigation system and re-  
inserted at a later date, the navigation system may tempo-  
rarily display an incorrect vehicle position.  
Driving the vehicle in an area of good GPS reception should  
correct these errors so that the vehicle position is correctly  
displayed. (Please note, it may take several minutes for the  
system to correct the vehicle position.)  
In-Motion Operation  
Your navigation system is equipped with a safety feature that  
limits the availability of certain navigation tasks while the  
vehicle is in motion. Programmable options such as editing  
the personal address book or inputting a destination will be  
unavailable and grayed out until the vehicle comes to a com-  
plete stop. Point of Interest selection is limited: you can  
choose from a list of the last 5 POIs that were entered.  
NOTE: If you try to input information while the vehicle is in-motion, the  
system will display a message prompting you to press CANCEL or NAV.  
Please note that pressing either of these buttons will cause your input  
information to be deleted. To prevent this information from being lost, do  
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3. The Find Destination by  
Navigation at a Glance  
screen appears. At this screen  
you can search for your desti-  
nation in several ways. In this  
example we are searching by  
street address, so highlight  
“Street Address”. PressENTER .  
The following example briefly describes how to use the navi-  
gation system. In this example you will learn how to find a  
destination using a known street address.  
1. Turn the unit on by pressing the  
PUSH ON/VOL button. Press  
the NAV button to activate the  
navigation system. The opening  
screen appears followed by a  
disclaimer screen. Press EN-  
TER to accept this statement.  
4. The Find Address by screen  
appears. There are 4 options to  
choose from: Street Name, City  
Name, Change State, and  
Change Province. Highlight  
“Street Name” and press EN-  
TER.  
2. The Main Menu screen appears.  
Use the Select Encoder to high-  
light the desired option. In this  
example we will be searching  
for an address by destination,  
so highlight “Destination”.  
Press ENTER to continue.  
5. The Input Street Name screen  
appears. Use the Select En-  
coder to spell out the desired  
street name. Highlight the first  
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letter of the street name and press ENTER. Highlight the  
second letter and press ENTER. Continue this process  
until the name is spelled out. Highlight “Street List” and  
press ENTER to continue.  
8. The Confirm Destination  
screen appears. This screen  
shows the address of the input  
destination. If this is your de-  
sired destination, highlight  
“OK” and press ENTER. The  
system will now calculate your  
route for you.  
6. The Select Street Name screen  
appears. Select a street name  
and press ENTER.  
7. The Input Address Number screen  
appears. Use the Select Encoder to  
input the address number. Use the  
same procedure that you used for  
inputting the street name in Step 5.  
When you are finished, highlight  
“Done” and press ENTER.  
9. When your route has been cal-  
culated, the Map screen will  
appear. You are now ready to  
begin traveling to your desired  
destination.  
10. Proceed to the route. When driving begins, voice direc-  
tions and map displays will guide you to your destination.  
The map will show the destination as a star.  
NOTE: If the chosen address is in more than one city, the Select a City  
screen will appear. If this is the case, highlight the correct city and press  
ENTER to continue.  
NOTE: For more information about the screens used in this example  
and the options associated with them, please refer to the appropriate  
section in this manual.  
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The Power/Volume Control knob is used to turn the naviga-  
tion radio on and off and to adjust the volume of the naviga-  
tion voice command. To turn the navigation radio on or off,  
press the knob in. To raise or lower the volume of the voice  
guidance during a voice command, turn the knob to the left or  
right.  
Controls and Pushbuttons  
There are several controls that you will frequently use when  
using the navigation system:  
1. Power/Volume Control knob  
2. Select Encoder  
3. ENTER button  
4. CANCEL button  
5. NAV button  
The Select Encoder and ENTER button work together to  
input route information. The Select Encoder is used to scroll  
through navigation menus and map icons. The ENTER button  
is used to input highlighted information into the system.  
When you highlight a menu or map item using the Select  
Encoder and press ENTER, the system will take you to the  
next screen.  
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The CANCEL button is similar to the back button on a com-  
puter. When pressed, CANCEL will return you to the previ-  
ous screen.  
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The NAV button allows you to access the Main Menu screen  
from anywhere in the navigation system.  
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The right button controls voice guidance volume and the  
NAV button function.  
Steering Wheel Controls (if equipped)  
In addition to the faceplate controls, there are also remote  
buttons that control the navigation system. They are located  
under the left and right sides of the steering wheel.  
Volume up  
Scroll up or counterclockwise  
NAV—Press for 3+ seconds.  
ENTER – Press once  
CANCEL – Press for 3+ seconds  
Volume down  
Scroll down or clockwise  
RIGHT  
LEFT  
You can use the steering wheel controls to adjust voice guid-  
ance volume ONLY during a voice command. Press the top  
of the button to increase the volume of the voice guidance.  
Press the bottom of the button to decrease the volume of the  
voice guidance. To simulate the NAV button function, press  
the middle of the button for more than 3 seconds.  
The left button controls the scroll, enter, and cancel functions  
of the navigation system.  
Press the top of the button to scroll up or counterclockwise.  
Press the bottom of the button to scroll down or clockwise.  
To simulate the ENTER function, press the middle of the  
button once. To simulate a CANCEL function, press the mid-  
dle of the button for more than 3 seconds.  
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5. Drive the vehicle several miles in an area with an open  
view to the sky. This will correctly synchronize the navi-  
gation system.  
Software Initialization  
Before you use your navigation system for the first time or  
when installing software updates, the system software will  
need to be written to the system.  
NOTE: When powering on the unit for the first time, it takes the GPS  
receiver approximately 10 minutes to calculate the vehicle's current  
position. During this period, the vehicle position icon may not move  
even if the vehicle is being driven.  
1. Turn the ignition key to the ON position. The opening  
screen should appear on the monitor display.  
2. If installing a software update, remove the old version of  
the map disc from the DVD player.  
3. Insert the new DVD-ROM map disc into the DVD player.  
The system will automatically begin downloading the  
software.  
NOTE: Do not turn off the vehicle's engine or operate the navigation  
system during program writing.  
4. The opening screen appears when the download is com-  
plete.  
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Input Process  
Inputting Information  
Keyboard Features  
To input a name or number into the system, use the Select  
Encoder to highlight the first character of the name/number  
and press ENTER. The character will appear in the text win-  
dow. The system will display only the character matches for the  
next entry. All unnecessary characters are grayed out. Select from  
the characters remaining and press ENTER. Repeat this process  
until the entry is complete.  
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Helpful Hints  
Make sure you input the exact name into the system. If  
the name is spelled wrong or is missing characters (i.e.  
apostrophe, dash, space), the system may route you to the  
wrong location.  
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1. Match—Shows the number of possible character matches.  
2. Space button—Creates a space between words.  
3. List function (available only when inputting street or intersec-  
tion name, POI place name, or destination by phone num-  
ber)—Displays a list of the names or numbers for the selected  
characters. You can search for a name or phone number by  
inputting the first few characters and selecting “List”. A  
list of the closest matching selections will appear.  
For best results when inputting a highway, enter the high-  
way number exactly as it appears on the highway sign.  
For example, Interstate 75 should be input as I-75, not  
I75. You do not have to input a N, S, E, or W designation.  
A list of all possible highways will be displayed after you  
select “Street List”.  
4. Delete—Deletes characters entered in the text window.  
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view arrival time or time remaining to the destination,  
change rerouting methods, change system language prop-  
erties, and change the unit of measure.  
Main Menu Screen  
All navigation operation begins at the  
Main Menu screen. At the Main Menu  
screen you can access 4 other menu  
screens: Destination, Setup, Option,  
and Route. From the Main Menu  
screen you can also view the Map  
screen.  
Select “Option” to edit entries and view system informa-  
tion. You can save the current position of the vehicle to  
the recent route list, view the position of your vehicle,  
view the number of satellites the system is receiving,  
view system information, and edit the recent route list,  
address book entries, and the trip itinerary.  
NOTE: To access the Main Menu screen from anywhere in the system, press  
the NAV button.  
Select “Route” to edit the properties of a programmed  
route. This screen is available only when a destination is  
programmed into the unit. It allows you to delete the  
current destination, display a turn-by-turn listing of your  
route, and create a detour. You can customize the route  
by telling the system to use the quickest route, travel by  
freeway, or minimize toll road travel.  
Select “Destination” when you want to program a desti-  
nation. You can input a destination in one of 8 ways:  
street address, point of interest, recent route, address  
book, phone number, trip itinerary, intersection, and map  
cursor.  
Select “Map” to view a map of your current position.  
Select “Setup” when you want to adjust the settings of the  
navigation system. Through this menu you can change  
vehicle orientation display, turn trail display on or off, set  
beep prompt frequency, select guidance map display,  
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At the right of the Map screen are 4 icons:  
Map and Arrow Guidance Screens  
The Map screen is displayed after a route has been calculated.  
You can also access it by highlighting “Map” on the Main  
Menu screen. The Map screen displays a detailed road map  
that shows the following information:  
Orientation—Shows orientation of vehicle: “North  
Up” or “Heading Up” icons  
Information—Shows estimated time of arrival and  
distance to destination  
Voice—Repeats the current voice command  
Next Maneuver  
Name of Next Maneuver GPS Clock  
Arrow—Activates the Arrow screen  
Distance to Next  
Maneuver  
Three more icons are located on the left side of the screen:  
Trail—Activates Trail mode  
Icons  
Icons  
Map Scroll—Allows manual scrolling of map  
Zoom Scale—Increases or decreases the route mag-  
nification  
Current  
Position  
Current Location  
Radio Bar  
To access the icons, use the Select Encoder to highlight an  
icon, then press ENTER.  
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The Arrow screen displays turn-by-turn guidance. To access  
this screen from the Map screen, highlight the Arrow icon and  
press ENTER. To return to the Map screen, highlight the  
Map icon and press ENTER.  
Confirm Destination Screen  
After you have input your destination information into the  
system, the Confirm Destination screen appears.  
This screen displays the name and  
address of your destination, as well  
as the current routing method. At  
the bottom of the screen are 3  
“buttons”: “OK”, “Map”, and  
“Options”:  
The Information and Voice icons are also displayed on this  
screen.  
Name of Next Maneuver  
GPS Clock  
Select “OK” to proceed to route calculation.  
Select “Map” to verify or modify the location of your  
destination on the map.  
Distance  
to Next  
Maneuver  
Icons  
Select “Options” to add the destination to your trip itiner-  
ary, save the location in your address book, find local  
POIs, or change the routing method.  
Next Maneuver  
Radio Bar  
Current Location  
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OPERATION  
NOTE: To edit the Trip Itinerary list, see the Option menu section entitled  
“Editing Trip Itinerary”.  
Using the “Options” menu  
1. From the Confirm Destination screen highlight “Options”  
and press ENTER.  
Adding a destination to the Address Book  
The Address Book can store up to 100 addresses and phone  
numbers.  
2. The Select screen appears.  
3. Highlight the desired option.  
1. Highlight “Save in Address Book” and press ENTER.  
Adding an address to Trip Itinerary  
Up to 10 addresses can be added to the Trip Itinerary function.  
NOTE: If the Address Book is full, “Save in Address Book” will be  
grayed out and unavailable.  
2. The Input Name screen appears. Use the Select Encoder  
to spell out the name you would like to see in the address  
book. Select “Done” when finished and press ENTER.  
1. Highlight “Add to Trip Itinerary”. Press ENTER.  
NOTE: If the current destination has been set using the Trail function, or if  
the Trip Itinerary list is full, “Add to Trip Itinerary” will be grayed out and  
unavailable.  
3. The Input Phone Number screen appears. Use the Select  
Encoder to input the phone number of the address. When  
the number is complete, or if you do not know the phone  
number, highlight “Save” and press ENTER.  
2. The Trip Itinerary List screen appears with the added desti-  
nation highlighted. Press ENTER.  
3. The Find Destination by screen appears. To add more en-  
tries to Trip Itinerary, input a destination then repeat this  
procedure.  
4. The name, address, and phone number are now stored in  
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the address book. The Confirm Destination screen will reap-  
pear showing the saved information.  
Changing Routing Method  
This feature allows you to customize your route by selecting  
the quickest route, minimizing or maximizing freeway travel, or  
minimizing toll roads. Only one option at a time may be cho-  
sen.  
Finding Local POIs  
This feature allows you to locate a point of interest near your  
destination and choose it as your new destination.  
1. Highlight “Change Routing Method” and press ENTER.  
1. Highlight “Find Local POI” and press ENTER.  
2. Select the desired mode. Press  
ENTER.  
2. The Select Category screen  
appears. Select the desired point  
of interest and press ENTER.  
3. The new routing method will now be shown on the Con-  
firm Destination screen. The system will calculate the  
route using the new routing information.  
3. The Select Name screen appears with a list of POIs. Se-  
lect the POI and press ENTER.  
4. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
name and address of your selected point of interest.  
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DESTINATION MENU  
This section describes how to input your destination. The des-  
tination can be input in one of 8 different ways.  
2. The Find Address by screen  
appears:  
1. Highlight “Destination” and  
press ENTER.  
Select “Street Name” to find a street address by in-  
putting the street name and house or building num-  
ber, if known. For this example, the “Street Name”  
input method is used.  
2. The Find Destination by  
screen appears.  
Select “City Name” if you want to search for an ad-  
dress in a particular city. Use this option for a more  
direct search.  
3. Select desired mode.  
Select “Change State” to search for an address in a  
different state.  
Street Address  
If you know the address of the destination, the system can cal-  
culate the route to that address.  
Select “Change Province” to search for an address in  
a Canadian province.  
1. Select “Street Address” from the Find Destination by  
screen and press ENTER.  
3. Highlight “Street Name” and press ENTER.  
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NOTE: The procedure for searching by City Name is similar to the  
Street Address procedure. Instead of inputting address information,  
however, input the name of a city. Follow the screens until you have  
input your city name. You will then be directed to input the street name.  
NOTE: If the chosen address is in more than one city, the Select a City  
screen will appear. If this is the case, highlight the correct city and press  
ENTER to continue.  
8. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
address of the selected destination. If it is correct, select  
“OK” and press ENTER. The system will calculate a  
route to the destination.  
4. The Input Street Name screen  
appears. Use the Select Encoder  
to spell out the street name.  
Highlight the first letter of the  
street name. Press ENTER.  
NOTE: Select “Options” to add this destination to your Trip Itinerary,  
save it in your Address Book, locate local POIs, or change route op-  
tions. Select “Map” to verify or modify the location of your destination on  
the map. (See “Confirm Destination Screen” section for more details.)  
5. The selected character appears in the text window. Input  
the rest of the name. Select “Street List” to continue.  
6. The Select Street Name screen appears. Select a street  
name and press ENTER.  
7. The Input Address Number  
screen appears. Use the Select  
Encoder to input the address  
number. When you are fin-  
ished, highlight “Done” and  
press ENTER.  
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DESTINATION MENU  
Selecting a Point of Interest by Place Name  
Point of Interest  
1. Upon selecting the Place Name option, the Input Name  
screen appears. Use the Select Encoder to select the first  
character of the place name. Press ENTER. The character  
will appear in the text window. Input the rest of the place  
name. Highlight “Name List”. Press ENTER.  
This feature allows you to select a destination from a list of lo-  
cations and public places, or point of interest (POI). You can  
search by place name (if known), or by category or place type.  
NOTE: The DVD-ROM that is included with your system contains the  
most recent map data available at the time of production. Because of  
changes in streets and neighborhoods, there may be situations where  
the system is not able to locate the desired destination by the entry  
method you have chosen. If this occurs, choose another entry method.  
NOTE: Make sure you input the exact name into the system. If the  
name is spelled wrong or is missing characters (i.e. apostrophe, dash,  
space), the system may route you to the wrong location.  
1. To find a destination by point of interest, select “Point of Inter-  
2. The Select Name screen appears.  
Scroll through the list. Select the  
desired location. Press ENTER.  
est” from the Find Destination by menu. Press ENTER.  
2. The Find Point of Interest by  
screen appears. There are two  
options on this screen: “Place  
Name” or “Place Type”.  
If there is more than one location to a place name, the system  
will display the number of locations available. In that case,  
highlight the desired place name and press ENTER.  
If you know the name of the destination, select “Place  
Name”. If you wish to search by category, select “Place  
Type”. Press ENTER.  
3. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
address of the selected destination. If it is correct, select  
“OK”. Press ENTER. The system will calculate a route to  
the destination.  
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NOTE: Select “Options” to add this destination to your Trip Itinerary,  
save it in your Address Book, locate local POIs, or change route op-  
tions. Select “Map” to verify or modify the location of your destination on  
the map. (See “Confirm Destination Screen” section for more details.)  
Select “Sort by Distance” to view the locations clos-  
est to the vehicle’s position. The Select Name  
screen appears, displaying a list of place names for  
the selected category. The names are shown in order  
of proximity to the vehicle, with the closest location  
at the top of the list. Select the desired location and  
press ENTER.  
Selecting POI by Place Type  
1. Upon selecting the Place Type  
option, the Select Category  
screen appears. Use the Select  
Encoder to locate the desired  
category. Press ENTER.  
Select “Name” to find locations by a specific name.  
The Input Name screen appears. Use the Select En-  
coder to spell out the name of the POI. Highlight  
“Name List” and press ENTER. The Select Name  
screen appears. Select the desired location and press  
ENTER.  
NOTE: If you don’t find the name of the category in this list, select  
“Additional Category” and input the name of the desired category. A list  
beginning with the closest match will appear. Make your selection from  
this list and continue.  
NOTE: When you select Restaurant as your place type, you will be  
prompted to choose a type of cuisine.  
Select “Within a City” to find locations within a par-  
ticular city. The Input City Name screen appears.  
Use the Select Encoder to spell out the name of the  
city. Highlight “City List” and press ENTER. The  
Select Name screen appears, showing a list of place  
names within the desired city. Select the desired lo-  
cation and press ENTER.  
2. The Find Place Type by screen  
appears. You may search for  
place type in three ways: Sort  
by Distance, Name, Within a  
City.  
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3. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
address of the selected destination. If it is correct, select  
“OK”. Press ENTER. The system will calculate a route to  
the destination.  
most recent destinations is dis-  
played. Use the Select Encoder  
to highlight the desired destina-  
tion. Press ENTER.  
NOTE: Select “Options” to add this destination to your Trip Itinerary,  
save it in your Address Book, locate local POIs, or change route op-  
tions. Select “Map” to verify or modify the location of your destination on  
the map. (See “Confirm Destination Screen” section for more details.)  
3. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
address of the selected destination. If it is correct, select  
“OK”. Press ENTER. The system will calculate a route to  
the destination.  
Recent Route  
If your destination is one of the 10 most recent route calcula-  
tions you can use the Recent Route feature to recall that desti-  
nation.  
NOTE: Select “Options” to add this destination to your Trip Itinerary,  
save it in your Address Book, locate local POIs, or change route op-  
tions. Select “Map” to verify or modify the location of your destination on  
the map. (See “Confirm Destination Screen” section for more details.)  
NOTE: If there are no recent routes in the system, “Recent  
Route” will be grayed out and unavailable.  
Phone Number  
If you know the phone number of the destination, you can use  
this function to find the address. This function is available only  
when the phone number is stored in your personal address  
book or is listed in the database.  
1. At the Find Destination by screen, select “Recent Route”.  
Press ENTER.  
NOTE: The system contains a database of Yellow Page business list-  
ings. It does not contain White Page listings.  
2. The Select Address screen appears. A list of up to 10  
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NOTE: Select “Options” to add this destination to your Trip Itinerary,  
save it in your Address Book, locate local POIs, or change route op-  
tions. Select “Map” to verify or modify the location of your destination on  
the map. (See “Confirm Destination Screen” section for more details.)  
1. From the Find Destination by screen select “Phone Num-  
ber”. Press ENTER.  
2. The Input Phone Number  
screen appears. Use the Select  
Encoder to highlight the first  
number of the phone number.  
Press ENTER. Input the rest of  
the phone number. Select  
“Phone List”. Press ENTER.  
Intersection  
If you know the intersection near where you want to go, you  
can input two cross street names as your destination.  
1. From the Destination screen, select “Intersection”. Press  
ENTER.  
3. The Select Phone Number  
screen appears. Use the Select  
Encoder to select the phone  
number of the desired destina-  
tion. Press ENTER.  
2. The Find Intersection by screen  
appears.  
Select “Street Name” to find an intersection by in-  
putting street names. For this example, the “Street  
Name” input method is used.  
4. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
address of the selected destination. If it is correct, select  
“OK”. Press ENTER. The system will calculate a route to  
the destination.  
Select “City Name” if you want to search for the  
intersection in a particular city. Use this option for a  
more direct search.  
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7. The Input Cross Street Name  
screen appears. Use the Select  
Encoder to spell out the cross  
street name. When you are fin-  
ished, highlight “Street List”  
and press ENTER.  
Select “Change State” to search for an intersection in  
a different state.  
Select “Change Province” to search for an intersec-  
tion in a Canadian province.  
3. Highlight “Street Name” and press ENTER.  
8. The Select  
a
Cross Street  
NOTE: The procedure for searching by City Name is similar to the  
Street Name procedure. Instead of inputting a street name, however,  
input the name of a city. Follow the screens until you have input your  
city name. You will then be directed to input a street name.  
screen appears. Select the de-  
sired street and press ENTER.  
9. The Confirm Destination screen  
appears showing the selected in-  
tersection. If it is correct, select  
“OK” and press ENTER. The  
system will calculate a route to  
the intersection.  
4. The Input Street Name screen appears. Use the Select  
Encoder to spell out the street name. Highlight the first  
letter of the street name. Press ENTER.  
5. The selected character appears in the text window. Repeat  
this process until the name is spelled out. Select “Street  
List” to continue.  
NOTE: Select “Options” to add this destination to your Trip Itinerary,  
save it in your Address Book, locate local POIs, or change route op-  
tions. Select “Map” to verify or modify the location of your destination on  
the map. (See “Confirm Destination Screen” section for more details.)  
6. The Select Street Name screen appears. Select a street  
name and press ENTER.  
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Address Book  
If a location has already been placed into your personal address  
book, you can recall that address for use as a destination.  
Trip Itinerary  
If you are traveling to multiple destinations, the Trip Itinerary  
function will calculate the most efficient route. Up to 10 destina-  
tions can be stored in Trip Itinerary.  
1. From the Find Destination by screen, select “Address  
Book”. Press ENTER.  
1. Add destinations to your trip itinerary list (see “Confirm  
Destination Screen” section).  
NOTE: If there are no entries in the address book, “Address Book” will  
be grayed out and unavailable.  
2. From the Find Destination by screen, select “Trip Itiner-  
ary”. Press ENTER.  
2. The Select Name screen appears  
showing a list of your address book  
entries. Select the desired address  
and press ENTER.  
NOTE: If there are no destinations stored in the trip itinerary, “Trip Itiner-  
ary” will be grayed out and unavailable.  
3. The Select Sorting Method  
screen appears. Select the de-  
sired method of travel: “In Or-  
der” or “Quickest Route”.  
3. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
address of the selected destination. If it is correct, select  
“OK” and press ENTER. The system will calculate a  
route to the destination.  
“In Order” will route you to each destination in the order  
in which it was entered. “Quickest Route” will route you  
to each destination in the most efficient travel order.  
NOTE: Select “Options” to add this destination to your Trip Itinerary,  
locate local POIs, or change route options. Select “Map” to verify or  
modify the location of your destination on the map. (See “Confirm Des-  
tination Screen” section for more details.)  
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DESTINATION MENU  
NOTE: To delete items from the Trip Itinerary list, see the Option menu  
section entitled “Editing Trip Itinerary”.  
NOTE: If you press another button instead of CANCEL, you will have to  
re-enter the trip itinerary from the Main Menu screen.  
4. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the address  
of the first destination. If it is correct, select “OK”. Press EN-  
TER. The system will calculate a route to the destination.  
Map Cursor  
This feature allows quick and easy selection of a destination  
directly from the Map screen. By selecting a street segment or  
icon, you can quickly enter a destination without the need to  
input the city name or street.  
NOTE: Select “Options” to save this destination in your Address Book,  
locate local POIs, or change route options. Select “Map” to verify or  
modify the location of your destination on the map. (See “Confirm Desti-  
nation Screen” section for more details.)  
1. From the Find Destination by screen, select “Map Cur-  
sor”. Press ENTER.  
5. When you reach your destination, the system will prompt  
you to your next destination depending upon the follow-  
ing conditions:  
2. Using the Select Encoder, high-  
light any of the 8 arrows to select  
the direction you want to move.  
Press and hold the ENTER button  
to scroll through the map and lo-  
cate your destination.  
If you turn the ignition off, the system will prompt  
you to confirm the next destination upon turning the  
ignition on again.  
If you do not turn the ignition off press CANCEL.  
The system will then prompt you to confirm the next  
destination before calculating the route to your desti-  
nation.  
NOTE: To move greater distances on the map, use the Select Encoder  
to highlight the zoom scale icon, then choose a level of magnification.  
NOTE: The Map Scroll feature will not work with the steering wheel con-  
trols. Use the Select Encoder only.  
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3. When you have located your  
destination, use the Select En-  
coder to highlight the center.  
Press ENTER.  
4. A call-out balloon appears showing the address of the loca-  
tion. Press ENTER again to select the location.  
5. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
address of the selected destination. If it is correct, select  
“OK” and press ENTER. The system will calculate a  
route to the destination.  
NOTE: Select “Options” to add this destination to your Trip Itinerary,  
save it in your Address Book, locate local POIs, or change route op-  
tions. Select “Map” to verify or modify the location of your destination on  
the map. (See “Confirm Destination Screen” section for more details.)  
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SETUP MENU  
At the Setup menu you can set display properties, guidance prop-  
erties, and a language and unit of measure.  
2. The Display Setup menu ap-  
pears. There are 3 options on  
this menu: POI Icon, Orienta-  
tion, and Trail. To select an op-  
tion, highlight the box next to it  
and press ENTER.  
1. At the Main Menu screen high-  
light “Setup” and press ENTER.  
2. The Select menu appears.  
POI Icon  
3. Select the desired mode.  
This option allows you to show or hide POI icons on the display, or  
to choose which icons are to be displayed. There are 7 icons to  
choose from: ATM, Bank, Gas Station, Grocery Store, Hotel, Park-  
ing, or Restaurant. You may select up to 3 icons to appear on the  
map at one time. The Gas Station icon is turned on by default, but  
can be turned off. When you select Restaurant, you can choose the  
types of cuisine you want.  
NOTE: If the battery is disconnected, all settings will return to their de-  
fault positions.  
Setting Display Properties  
Select the Display Setup screen when you want to change the  
appearance of the map display. You can turn on/off or change  
the POI icons, switch between the North Up and Heading Up  
direction function, and turn on/off or clear the Trail display op-  
tions.  
1. To show icons, highlight “Show” and press ENTER. Your  
selected icons will be displayed on the map.  
2. To hide icons, highlight “Hide” and press ENTER. No icons  
will be displayed on the map.  
1. From the Setup menu, highlight “Display Setup”. Press  
ENTER.  
3. To change the icons that are displayed on the map, highlight  
“Edit” and press ENTER.  
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Trail  
To add an icon to the map dis-  
play, select a grayed out icon  
name and press ENTER. When  
3 icon names are selected, the  
rest of the list will be grayed  
out and unavailable until one  
of the names is deselected.  
Use this option to view a saved trail on the map. Select the  
box next to “Trail” and press ENTER. The Select Trail  
screen appears showing a list of all of your trail entries. Se-  
lect a trail and press ENTER. Select “Done” and press EN-  
TER. Press NAV to go to the Main Menu screen. Select  
“Map” and press ENTER. The Map screen appears. If your  
trail is not displayed, scroll through the map to find your trail.  
To delete an icon from the map display, select a highlighted  
icon name and press ENTER. The name will now be grayed  
out.  
Setting Guidance Properties  
At the Guidance Setup screen you can change how the sys-  
tem directs you to your destination. You can edit beep prompt  
frequency, change the guidance map view, edit estimated time  
options, and change rerouting methods.  
To reset the list of icons, highlight “Reset” and press ENTER.  
4. When you are finished, select “Done” and press ENTER.  
Orientation  
1. From the Select screen, highlight “Guidance Setup”.  
Use this option to change how the map will display the route.  
When set to “Heading Up”, the map display will rotate so that  
the vehicle position icon is always pointing toward the top of the  
screen. When set to “North Up”, the map display will always  
show the map with north facing toward the top of the screen. The  
vehicle position icon will rotate on the map display.  
Press ENTER.  
2. The Guidance Setup screen  
appears.  
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Editing Beep Prompt Frequency  
This option allows you to choose how often you hear the au-  
dible “ping” tone and voice prompt as you follow your route.  
neuvers. Voice instructions occur one-half mile before  
the next maneuver on surface streets and 1 mile before  
the next maneuver on freeways and expressways.  
1. From the Guidance Setup screen, highlight the box next  
to “Beep Prompt”. Press ENTER. Four options appear:  
Off, Min, Norm, and Max.  
2. Highlight the desired setting and press ENTER.  
NOTE: To adjust navigation volume turn the volume knob during voice  
guidance.  
When set to the “Off” mode, no tones or voice  
prompts will be emitted throughout your route.  
Setting Guidance Map Display  
You can choose the type of map you wish to view when driv-  
ing to your destination: “Map”, “Arrow”, or “Both”:  
When set to the “Min” (minimum) mode, the system  
will emit only tones when approaching upcoming ma-  
neuvers.  
If you choose “Map”, the system will display the Map  
screen at all times.  
When set to the “Norm” (normal) mode, you will hear  
a “ping” tone followed by a voice prompt when ap-  
proaching upcoming maneuvers. Voice instructions  
occur one-half mile before each maneuver on surface  
streets and 1 mile before each maneuver on freeways  
and expressways.  
If you choose “Arrow”, the system will display the Arrow  
screen at all times.  
If you choose “Both”, the system will display the Arrow  
screen near a maneuver then return to the Map screen af-  
ter the maneuver.  
When set to the “Max” (maximum) mode, you will  
hear a “ping” tone followed by a voice prompt and a  
“ping” tone again when approaching upcoming ma-  
To change the map display properties, highlight the desired option  
and press ENTER.  
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SETUP MENU  
1. From the Setup screen, highlight “Language/Unit”. Press  
Setting EST. Time  
This option allows you to view on the Map screen the esti-  
mated time you will arrive at your destination or the amount  
of time left until you reach your destination. To view the esti-  
mated time of arrival, highlight “Arrival” and press ENTER.  
To view the time remaining to arrival, highlight “Remaining”  
and press ENTER.  
ENTER.  
2. The Language/Unit screen ap-  
pears.  
Language  
The language default setting is English. To change the set-  
ting, highlight the box next to “Language” and press ENTER.  
Three options will appear: English, Spanish, and French.  
Highlight the desired language and press ENTER. The dis-  
claimer screen will appear in the selected language. Press  
ENTER. The navigation system text will now appear in the  
language of choice. As well, the voice prompt will command  
in the selected language.  
Setting Reroute options  
If you deviate from the suggested route, the system can recal-  
culate a route to get you back on the way to your destination.  
You may select either Auto or Manual.  
When set to Auto mode, the system will automatically recal-  
culate a new route if you deviate from the original route.  
When set to Manual mode, the system will prompt you to  
press ENTER before recalculating your route.  
Unit of Measure  
The current unit of measure will appear next to “Unit”, in ei-  
ther metric or US. To change the unit of measure, highlight  
the box next to “Unit”. Press ENTER. Select the desired box  
and press ENTER. Highlight “Done” and press ENTER.  
Setting a Language and Unit of Measure  
The navigation system can display and prompt in 3 different  
languages: English, Spanish, and French. The units of meas-  
ure can be displayed in either metric or US.  
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OPTION MENU  
NOTE: If the vehicle is not in a digitized (i.e. mapped) location, the last  
known digitized location is saved.  
At the Option menu you can save the current position of the vehi-  
cle to the recent route list; edit the recent route list, address book,  
and trip itinerary; and view GPS and system information.  
Edit  
Select “Edit” to edit the recent route list, address book, or trip itinerary.  
1. At the Main Menu screen highlight  
“Option” and press ENTER.  
Editing Recent Route List  
Select “Recent Route” if you want to delete one or more  
2. The Select menu appears.  
items from your recent route list.  
3. Select the desired mode.  
1. From the Select screen, highlight  
“Recent Route” and press EN-  
TER.  
Saving the Current Position  
Select “Save Current Position” to save your current position in  
the recent route list. This feature is useful if you want to use  
your current location as a future destination.  
2. The Select Address screen ap-  
pears. Highlight the address that  
you want to delete and press EN-  
TER.  
1. From the Select screen, highlight “Save Current Posi-  
tion” and press ENTER.  
2. The Recent Route List screen  
appears. At the top of the screen  
your current position is dis-  
played. Highlight the position  
and press ENTER.  
3. The Confirm Address screen appears. Press ENTER to  
delete.  
4. To delete all the addresses in the Recent Route list, high-  
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light “Delete All” on the Select Address screen. A con-  
firmation screen appears. Select “Yes” to delete. When  
finished, highlight “Return” and press ENTER.  
a. To delete the address, select “Delete” and press ENTER.  
A warning message appears. Select “Yes” to delete  
the address. Press ENTER.  
b. To change address book infor-  
mation, select “Change” and  
press ENTER. The Change  
screen appears.  
Editing Address Book  
Select this option to change or delete address book entries  
and to add, change, or delete folders in your address book.  
Select “Name” if you want to change the name of  
the entry. Press ENTER. Use the Select Encoder to  
change the name. Highlight “Save” and press EN-  
TER.  
1. From the Select screen, high-  
light “Address Book” and press  
ENTER. The Select Name  
screen appears.  
Select “Phone” if you want to change the phone  
number. Press ENTER. Use the Select Encoder  
to change the phone number. Highlight “Save”.  
Press ENTER. The Confirm Address screen ap-  
pears. Press “Done” to go back to the Select Name  
screen.  
2. Scroll through the list of addresses and highlight the one  
you wish to edit. Press ENTER. If the address is located  
in a folder, highlight “Select Folder” and press ENTER.  
Highlight a folder and press ENTER. Select an address  
and press ENTER.  
Select “Folder” to assign the entry to a new folder.  
Press ENTER. The Change Folder screen appears.  
Select the folder that you wish to place the address  
3. The Confirm Address screen  
appears.  
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in. Press ENTER. The Confirm Address screen  
appears showing the new folder.  
b. To change the name of a  
folder, select the desired  
folder. Press ENTER. The  
Confirm Folder Name  
screen appears.  
NOTE: If the selected address is a Trail address, only the change name  
option is available.  
Highlight “Change Folder Name” and press ENTER.  
Using the Select Encoder, input the new folder name.  
Highlight “Save” and press ENTER.  
Address Book Folders  
1. To add or edit a folder, select “Select Folder” from the  
Select Name screen. Press ENTER.  
c. To delete a folder, select the desired folder and press  
ENTER. The Confirm Folder Name screen appears.  
Highlight “Delete” and press ENTER. A warning  
message appears. Select “Yes” to delete the folder.  
Press ENTER.  
2. The Select Folder screen ap-  
pears. Highlight “Edit Folder”  
and press ENTER.  
3. The Edit Folder screen appears.  
Editing Trip Itinerary  
Select “Trip Itinerary” if you want to delete one or more  
items from your trip itinerary.  
a. To add a new folder, select  
“Add New Folder” and  
press ENTER.  
The Input Folder Name screen appears. Using the  
Select Encoder, input the name of the folder. High-  
light “Save” and press ENTER.  
NOTE: If there are no entries in the Trip Itinerary, this option will be  
grayed out and unavailable.  
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OPTION MENU  
1. From the Select screen, highlight “Trip Itinerary” and  
2. The GPS Information screen appears. The 8 small circles  
at the bottom of the screen represent each of the 8 satel-  
lites that feed into the system. Each circle that is filled in  
represents a satellite that is currently detected by the sys-  
tem.  
press ENTER.  
2. The Select Address screen appears. Highlight the ad-  
dress that you want to delete. Press ENTER.  
Viewing System Information  
The System Information screen contains information that is  
useful to Technical Support in case of difficulty.  
3. The Confirm Address screen appears. Press ENTER to delete.  
NOTE: To delete all the addresses in the Trip Itinerary list, highlight “Delete  
All” on the Select Address screen and press ENTER.  
1. To view this screen, highlight “System Information” and  
press ENTER.  
Viewing GPS Information  
The GPS Information screen displays latitude, longitude, ele-  
vation, and the city in which you are currently located. It also  
displays satellite information.  
2. The System Information  
screen appears. The Database  
Code displays the numeric code  
associated with the particular  
database list that contains all  
stored information of the navi-  
gation system. The Software  
Code displays the numeric code  
for the software used to run the  
navigation system.  
NOTE: Elevation display accuracy can vary widely since the system  
uses only GPS signals for determining elevation approximations.  
1. To view this screen, highlight  
“GPS Information” and press  
ENTER.  
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ROUTE MENU  
The Route feature allows you to change route properties once  
you have chosen your destination. This screen is available  
only when a destination is mapped in. From this screen you  
can delete the current destination, display a list of directional  
route maneuvers, create a detour, and change the method of  
travel.  
Maneuver List  
The Maneuver List feature allows you to view each guidance ma-  
neuver along the route to your destination. The Avoid Road fea-  
ture allows you to select roads in the maneuver list that you wish  
to avoid.  
Viewing the Maneuver List  
1. Highlight “Maneuver List” from the Select screen. Press  
1. Highlight “Route”. Press EN-  
TER  
ENTER.  
2. The Maneuver List screen ap-  
pears. Select a maneuver. Press  
ENTER. The Arrow screen ap-  
pears showing the selected ma-  
neuver.  
2. The Select screen appears.  
3. Select the desired mode.  
Deleting the Current Destination  
The navigation system will guide you to your desired destina-  
tion until you arrive. However, if you wish to cancel the routing  
function, you can use this feature to do so.  
Avoiding Roads  
1. Select “Avoid Road” from the Maneuver List screen.  
At the Select screen, highlight “Delete Current Destination”  
and press ENTER. A confirmation screen appears. Select  
“Yes” to delete the current destination.  
2. The Avoid Road screen appears. Select the desired road.  
Press ENTER. The road will now be grayed out.  
3. Select another road, if desired. Press ENTER.  
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ROUTE MENU  
4. When you have selected all the roads that you wish to  
avoid, select “OK to Proceed”. The system will now re-  
calculate your route.  
Changing Current Routing Method  
This screen allows you to customize the route by selecting the  
quickest route, minimizing or maximizing freeway travel, or  
minimizing toll roads. Only 1 option at a time may be chosen.  
To view a map of the destination, select the destination ad-  
dress located at the bottom of the Maneuver List screen and  
press ENTER. The map appears.  
1. To change the current routing method, select “Change  
Current Method” from the Select screen.  
2. The Change Current Method  
screen appears. Select the de-  
sired mode.  
Creating a Detour  
When you encounter an undesirable road condition, you can  
use the Detour option to calculate a different route, if possible,  
from the next intersection for 1 mile on surface streets and 5  
miles on freeways.  
Quickest Route: Calculates the shortest driving time.  
Maximize Freeways: Makes the most efficient use of  
1. To create a detour, select “Detour” from the Select  
freeways.  
screen. Press ENTER.  
Minimize Freeways: Uses mostly surface streets.  
2. A confirmation screen appears. Select “Yes” to create a  
detour. Press ENTER.  
Minimize Toll Roads: Uses the least number of pay  
roads.  
3. Press ENTER. The system will now use the new routing  
information when calculating a route.  
3. The system will then re-calculate the route.  
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USING THE TRAIL FUNCTION  
The Trail function is a feature that helps you to log and save  
routes in non-digitized areas. The system allows a total of 150  
miles (241 kilometers) to be stored as trails. When in use, a  
trail appears on the Map screen as you drive along your route.  
Using the Map Cursor: At the Map screen, highlight the  
map cursor icon. Use the map cursor to find the current  
position. Select the middle of the map cursor and press  
ENTER. The Confirm Destination screen appears. Select  
“Options”. Select “Save in Address Book”. Input the des-  
tination name.  
NOTE: The map database does not include non-digitized roads; there-  
fore, the voice prompt and turn-by-turn guidance features are disabled  
when using the Trail function.  
NOTE: For ease in retrieving trail information it is recommended that  
you number the starting point, i.e. “TRAIL1”.  
Before you leave the digitized road on the map to create your  
trail, you will need to save your current position as a destina-  
tion in the address book. This will allow you to locate the trail  
starting point quickly and easily. You can save your position  
in one of two ways:  
Creating a Trail  
1. Press the NAV button. From the Main Menu screen select  
“Map”.  
2. The Map screen appears. Highlight the zoom icon and  
Using the Menu Screens: Select “Option” from the Main  
Menu screen. Select “Save Current Position”. Highlight  
the position and press ENTER. Select “Destination” from  
the Main Menu. Select “Recent Route” and press EN-  
TER. Select the address that you just saved. At the Con-  
firm Destination screen select “Options”. Select “Save in  
Address Book”. Input the destination name.  
change the scale to the lowest scale.  
3. Highlight the trail icon and press ENTER.  
4.  
A
message appears on the  
screen. Highlight “Yes” to re-  
cord a trail. Press ENTER.  
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USING THE TRAIL FUNCTION  
5. The Map screen appears. As  
you drive the system will begin  
recording your route. Every 164  
feet (80 meters) the system will  
drop “points” and connect these  
points by lines. You will see  
your trail on the screen.  
coder to input the name of your trail. It is recommended  
that you number the trail end point, i.e. “TRAIL2”. High-  
light “Save” and press ENTER.  
9. A message appears prompting you to save the last posi-  
tion on the road. If you didn’t save the current position  
before you began the trail, follow the “Using the Map  
Cursor” procedure on the previous page to do so.  
NOTE: The Trail icon is yellow when Trail mode is on.  
10. The Map screen appears with the Trail function turned  
6. When you are done recording your trail, highlight the  
Trail icon and press ENTER.  
off.  
Using a Trail as a Destination  
After a trail has been recorded, you can recall the trail as a  
destination from your address book.  
7.  
A
message appears on the  
screen. Highlight “Save” to save  
the trail and press ENTER.  
NOTE: The system uses only GPS signals to map the trail data. If you  
are following a trail in mountainous or forested areas or other areas  
where the GPS signals may be blocked, the system may have trouble  
registering the position of your vehicle.  
NOTE: If you do not wish to save the trail, highlight “Discard”. You will  
be taken back to the Map screen.  
8. The Input Trail Name screen appears. Use the Select En-  
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USING THE TRAIL FUNCTION  
1. From the Find Destination by screen, highlight “Address  
Book” and press ENTER.  
2. The Select Name screen appears. A list of addresses ap-  
pears. Select the destination that you saved as the first  
point (TRAIL1). Press ENTER.  
3. The Confirm Destination screen appears showing the  
name of the selected trail point. If it is correct, select  
“OK”. Press ENTER.  
4. Follow the directions to the starting point of the trail.  
5. Go to the Address Book and select the destination that  
you saved as the second point of the trail (TRAIL2).  
Press ENTER.  
6. The Map screen appears displaying the selected trail. Fol-  
low the displayed trail line to your destination. The end  
point of the trail is designated by a star icon. The voice  
prompt will inform you when you have reached your des-  
tination.  
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RADIO TABLE OF CONTENTS  
Setting the Clock............................................ 42  
Radio Operation.............................................. 43  
Controls and Pushbuttons...........................................43  
Steering Wheel Controls.............................................45  
Setting the Radio Pushbutton Memory ......................46  
Program Type (PTY)..................................................46  
CD Player Operation...................................... 48  
Inserting a CD.............................................................48  
Ejecting a CD..............................................................48  
Playing a CD...............................................................48  
Play Options................................................................48  
CD Changer Operation (if equipped) ......... 50  
Controls and Pushbuttons...........................................50  
Play Options ...................................................... 50  
Satellite Radio Operation (if equipped).....51  
Controls and Pushbuttons.......................................... 51  
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SETTING THE CLOCK  
NOTE: To reset the clock, select the appropriate time zone and press  
ENTER. The clock will revert to the accurate time based on the time  
zone you selected.  
The GPS receiver used in this system is synchronized to the  
time data being transmitted by the GPS satellites. The satel-  
lites’ clock is Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). This is the  
worldwide standard for time. This makes the system’s clock  
very accurate once the appropriate time zone and daylight  
savings information is set.  
Changing time zone: Highlight  
“Clock Setup” and press EN-  
TER. At the Clock Setup screen  
highlight the box next to “Time  
Zone” and press ENTER. High-  
light the appropriate time zone for your location and press  
ENTER to store your selection. Select “Done” when fin-  
ished.  
To manually set the clock, change  
the time zone, or change daylight  
savings information, use a ballpoint  
pen or similar object to press the  
hour (H) or minute (M) buttons on  
the radio. The Setup screen appears.  
NOTE: When you are traveling and enter a new time zone, the clock  
must be reset manually for the new zone.  
Changing daylight savings: Highlight the box next to  
“Time” and press ENTER. Select “Daylight Savings”  
when Daylight Savings Time is in effect. Select  
“Standard” if Daylight Savings is not being observed.  
Press ENTER. Select “Done” when finished.  
Setting the clock: Press the H button on the faceplate to  
change the hour or the M button on the faceplate to  
change the minute. The setting will increase each time  
you press the button. Holding either button in will fast-  
forward the setting. If no changes are made within 5 sec-  
onds of accessing the Setup screen, the screen will time  
out and you will be taken to the last mode.  
Select “Done” to exit from the clock setting mode.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
quency. The display will show “ST” when a stereo station is  
received (FM only).  
Controls and Pushbuttons  
Seek  
Press and release the SEEK button to search for the next sta-  
tion in either the AM or FM mode. Press to seek up and ▼  
to seek down. The radio will remain tuned to the new station  
until you make another selection.  
Scan  
Press and release the SCAN button to search for the next station in  
either the AM or FM mode. The radio will pause for 5 seconds at  
each listenable station before continuing on to the next. To stop  
the search, press the SCAN button a second time.  
Power/Volume Control  
Press the PUSH ON/VOL button to turn on the radio. Turn  
the volume control to the right to increase the volume and to  
the left to decrease the volume.  
Tune  
NOTE: Power to operate the radio is supplied through the ignition  
Press the TUNE control up or down to increase or decrease  
the radio frequency. If you press and hold the button, the ra-  
dio will continue to tune until you release the button. The fre-  
quency will be displayed and continuously updated while the  
button is pressed.  
switch. It must be in the ON or ACC position to operate the radio.  
AM/FM Selection  
Press the AM/FM button to toggle between AM and FM. The  
operating mode will be displayed next to the station fre-  
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RADIO OPERATION  
“FADE” and press ENTER. Turn the Select Encoder to set  
the desired fade level.  
Tone  
The TONE button controls bass and treble levels and speaker  
balance and fade.  
To exit the TONE screen, highlight “Done” and press EN-  
TER.  
Setting Bass Levels – The Bass control adjusts the bass levels  
of the sound system. Press the TONE button. Highlight  
“BASS” and press ENTER. Turn the Select Encoder to set  
the desired bass level.  
Setting Treble Levels – The Treble control adjusts the treble  
levels of the sound system. Press the TONE button. Highlight  
“TREBLE” and press ENTER. Turn the Select Encoder to set  
the desired treble level.  
Setting Speaker Balance – The Balance (BAL) control adjusts  
the left-to-right speaker balance. Press the TONE button.  
Highlight “BAL” and press ENTER. Turn the Select Encoder  
to set the desired balance.  
Setting Speaker Fade – The Fade control adjusts the front and  
rear speaker balance. Press the TONE button. Highlight  
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RADIO OPERATION  
The right button controls volume and mode advance.  
Steering Wheel Controls (if equipped)  
In addition to the faceplate controls, there are also remote  
buttons that control the radio. They are located under the left  
and right sides of the steering wheel.  
Volume up  
Seek up  
Mode Advance  
Preset advance/CDC disc advance  
Volume down  
Seek down  
RIGHT  
LEFT  
The left button controls the seek and preset/CDC disc ad-  
vance features.  
Press the top of the button to increase the volume. Press the  
bottom of the button to decrease the volume. Press the middle  
of the button to switch modes: AM, FM, CD, CD changer (if  
equipped) or Satellite radio (if equipped).  
Press the top of the button to seek up. Press the bottom of the  
button to seek down. Press the middle of the button to ad-  
vance to the next preset station (radio) or CD (CD changer).  
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RADIO OPERATION  
Setting the Radio Pushbutton Memory  
Program Type (PTY)  
The Program Type feature allows you to search for stations  
by type of music category (i.e. country, classical, rock).  
When you are receiving a station  
that you’d like to set to memory,  
highlight “SET” and press ENTER.  
“SET 1” appears on the display.  
To view the music category of the current station, select  
“PTY” and press ENTER. If no action is taken within 5 sec-  
onds, the feature will turn off.  
Select the “1-5” button you wish to lock on this station and  
press and release that button. If a button is not selected within  
5 seconds of entering “SET”, the station will continue to play  
but will not be locked into pushbutton memory.  
NOTE: If the station has no program type, “NO PTY” will be displayed.  
To view the program type of each listenable station, highlight  
“PTY” and press ENTER. Immediately press the SCAN but-  
ton. The system will begin to scan for stations, displaying the  
music category for each station that is scanned. To select a  
station while the SCAN feature is on press SCAN again.  
You may add a second station to each pushbutton by repeating the  
above procedure with this exception: After highlighting “SET”,  
press ENTER twice. “SET 2” appears on the display.  
Each button can be set for SET 1 and SET 2 in both AM and  
FM. This allows a total of 10 AM and 10 FM stations to be  
locked into pushbutton memory. The stations stored in SET 2  
memory can be selected by pressing the applicable “1-5” but-  
ton twice.  
To search for a specific music cate-  
gory, highlight “PTY” and press  
ENTER. Select “List” and press  
ENTER. A list of music categories  
appears.  
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RADIO OPERATION  
Using the Select Encoder, select a category. Press ENTER.  
The system will begin to search for stations in your selected  
music category. When the selected station is found, the search  
ends.  
The PTY function only operates in the FM mode. If a preset  
button is pressed while in the PTY mode, the PTY mode will  
be exited and the radio will tune to the preset station.  
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CD PLAYER OPERATION  
NOTE: The ignition switch must be in the ON or ACC position and the  
radio power turned ON before the CD player will operate.  
switch to the radio mode. If you do not remove the disc  
within 15 seconds, it will reload and begin to play. The disc  
can be ejected with the radio and ignition off.  
NOTE: If your vehicle is not equipped with the CD Changer option, you  
will not be able to use the Navigation system and the CD Player simulta-  
neously. Always remove the Navigation DVD before inserting another  
disc.  
Playing a CD  
Once the CD is loaded, the Track screen will be displayed  
and the CD will begin to play.  
WARNING: Always check the CD player for discs be-  
fore inserting another disc. Failure to do so may  
cause damage to the system.  
To return to AM/FM mode, press the AM/FM button. This  
will halt CD operation. To return to CD mode, press the CD/  
AUX button. The CD will resume from the point at which it  
was stopped.  
Inserting a CD  
You may insert or eject a disc with the radio off. If the radio  
is on, the unit will switch from radio to CD mode and begin  
to play when you insert the disc. The display will show the  
track number and index time in minutes and seconds. Play  
will begin at the start of Track 1.  
Play Options  
Press and hold the TUNE button to fast forward or rewind a track.  
To stop fast forward or rewind, release the TUNE button.  
Press the top of the SEEK button to go to the next track on  
the CD. Press the bottom of the button to return to the begin-  
ning of the current track, or return to the beginning of the pre-  
vious track if the CD is within the first second of the current  
track.  
NOTE: The unit may take 10-12 seconds to determine if the disc in-  
serted is a CD or DVD (map disc) before switching to the correct mode.  
Ejecting a CD  
Press the EJT button. The disc will unload and the unit will  
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CD PLAYER OPERATION  
Press the SCAN button to preview the first 10 seconds of  
each track. Press the SCAN button a second time to cancel  
this feature.  
Press the RND button while the CD is playing to activate  
Random Play. This feature plays the selections on the com-  
pact disc in a random order. Press the top of the SEEK button  
to move to the next randomly selected track. Press the RND  
button a second time to stop Random Play.  
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CD CHANGER OPERATION (IF EQUIPPED)  
CD. Press the bottom of the button to return to the beginning of  
the current track, or return to the beginning of the previous track if  
the CD is within the first second of the current track.  
Controls and Pushbuttons  
CD/AUX  
Press the CD/AUX button until the CD changer mode is acti-  
vated. To return to AM/FM mode, press the AM/FM button.  
This will halt CD changer operation. To return to CD changer  
mode, press the CD/AUX button until the CD changer mode  
is activated. The CD will resume from the point at which it  
was stopped.  
Press the SCAN button to preview the first 10 seconds of  
each track. Press the SCAN button a second time to cancel  
this feature.  
Press the RND button while the CD is playing to activate  
Random Play. This feature plays the selections on the cur-  
rently playing compact disc in a random order. Press the top  
of the SEEK button to move to the next randomly selected  
track. Press the RND button a second time to stop Random  
Play.  
DISC 1  
Press the DISC 1 button to play the next available disc.  
DISC 5  
Press the DISC 5 button to play the previous disc.  
Play Options  
Press and hold the TUNE button to fast forward or rewind  
a track. To stop fast forward or rewind, release the TUNE  
button.  
Press the top of the SEEK button to go to the next track on the  
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SATELLITE RADIO OPERATION (IF EQUIPPED)  
In this mode you can select from 100 satellite channels of  
music, information, and entertainment programming.  
Controls and Pushbuttons  
CD/AUX  
Press the CD/AUX button until the satellite radio mode is  
Satellite Radio Activation  
activated.  
In order to activate the satellite radio, you will need to call  
the satellite radio service provider and give them an elec-  
tronic serial number (ESN). This number is located on a spe-  
cial diagnostic screen of the navigation radio. To find this  
number, follow this procedure:  
TUNE  
Press to go to the next available channel. Press to go to  
the previous channel. Press and hold TUNE to scroll through  
all available channels. When you reach the desired channel,  
release the TUNE button.  
1. Press the CD/AUX button until the satellite radio mode is  
activated. Highlight PTY and press CANCEL 2 times.  
2. Highlight DISP and press CANCEL 2 times.  
3. Highlight SET and press CANCEL 4 times.  
4. A diagnostic screen appears. Find the ESN on the screen  
and write it down.  
SCAN  
Press and release the SCAN button to scan all available chan-  
nels. The system will pause for 5 seconds at each channel be-  
fore continuing on to the next. To stop the search, press the  
SCAN button a second time.  
5. Call the satellite radio service provider (refer to the satel-  
lite radio owner’s manual) to activate the system.  
INFO  
The channel name, the channel number, and the program type  
will automatically be displayed on the screen. To view the  
song title, highlight “INFO” and press ENTER. Press ENTER  
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again to view the artist name.  
“PTY” and press ENTER. The current category is displayed.  
Press the SEEK button to tune the unit to the next station that  
broadcasts the chosen program type. Press the SCAN button  
to search the unit for all music categories.  
SET  
When you are receiving a station that you’d like to set to  
memory, highlight “SET” and press ENTER. “SET 1” ap-  
pears on the display. Press and release the “1-5” button you  
wish to lock on this station. If a button is not selected within  
5 seconds of entering “SET”, the station will continue to play  
but will not be locked into pushbutton memory in the satellite  
radio unit.  
You may add a second station to each pushbutton by repeat-  
ing the above procedure with this exception: After highlight-  
ing “SET”, press ENTER twice. “SET 2” appears on the dis-  
play. A total of 10 satellite radio stations can be locked into  
pushbutton memory. The stations stored in SET 2 memory  
can be selected by pressing the pushbutton twice.  
PTY  
The Program Type feature allows you to search for stations  
by type of category (i.e. country, classical, rock, news). Select  
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS—NAVIGATION SYSTEM  
Destination”.  
How do I go back to a screen?  
Press the CANCEL button.  
I prefer a different route than what the system gives  
me. Why can’t it remember the route I want?  
The navigation system does not have the ability to memo-  
rize your personal routes. To customize a route, use the  
Detour function from the Route menu.  
How do I get to the Main Menu screen?  
To get to the Main Menu screen from anywhere in the  
system, press the NAV button.  
How do I change the map size?  
Use the Zoom function to increase or decrease the detail  
I can’t input information into the system while the car  
is in motion. Is this normal?  
Yes. The navigation system is equipped with a safety fea-  
ture that limits availability of certain tasks while the vehi-  
cle is in motion.  
on the map.  
the Map screen  
Highlight the zoom scale icon on  
and choose a level of magnification.  
Why does the system show my vehicle position on the  
wrong road?  
How do I change the information in my address book?  
Go to the Option menu. Select “Edit”, then “Address  
Book”. Select the folder you wish to edit.  
While the system uses multiple inputs to determine vehi-  
cle position, it does have an error window of approxi-  
mately 35-100 feet (10-30 meters). If there is an adjacent  
road within these limits, the system may display your ve-  
hicle on the adjacent road. If this occurs, continue on your  
known calculated route. The system will eventually repo-  
sition you on the correct road.  
How do I delete a destination from the Trip Itinerary?  
Go to the Option menu. Select “Edit”, then “Trip Itiner-  
ary”. Highlight the destination that you wish to delete and  
press ENTER.  
Can I use the navigation software in my computer?  
No. This proprietary software is devoted exclusively by  
Alpine for the sole purpose of navigation.  
Can I cancel a trip once the destination has been calculated?  
Yes. Go to the Route menu and select “Delete Current  
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS—NAVIGATION SYSTEM  
Norm, or Max. Go to the Setup menu and select  
“Guidance Setup”. Highlight the box next to “Beep  
Prompt” and press ENTER.  
If the battery is disconnected will I lose my saved set-  
tings?  
The system will save ONLY the address book and recent  
route list. All other preset information will revert to their  
default positions and will have to be reset.  
When I search POI by place name (i.e. McDonald’s), it  
shows multiple entries with the same name but with  
different categories. What do I do?  
Choose the category that best fits your selection criteria.  
A list will appear that will show the nearest locations.  
What happens when I turn off the ignition?  
The zoom and scale settings will revert to their default  
positions. All other settings will be retained.  
I cannot find a phone number in the database.  
The database is not inclusive of all businesses in the US.  
Personal or household phone numbers are not listed to  
respect each individual’s privacy.  
Why can’t I find my home address on the map?  
The DVD-ROM that is included with your system con-  
tains the most recent map data available at the time of  
production. However, there are situations when homes  
may not yet be in the database (i.e. newly developed  
neighborhoods, homes located off dirt or country roads,  
etc.).  
What if I don’t have the address of my destination but I  
do have the phone number?  
You can search for your destination by phone number, but  
ONLY if it is a business phone number or a phone num-  
ber that is stored in your address book. If you know the  
street names you can search by intersection.  
Is there a way to view a list of the route directions?  
You may view the turn-by-turn instructions for your route by  
going to the Route menu and selecting “Maneuver List”.  
Can I control the frequency of the voice/beep prompt?  
Yes. You can select from 4 different options: Off, Min,  
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS—RADIO  
I have set the clock ahead of GPS time. How do I reset  
it to GPS time?  
Go to the Clock Setup screen. Select the correct time  
zone. The clock will reset to GPS time.  
When I drive over a rough road the CD player skips.  
Will this damage the CD or player?  
No.  
Can  
I
play CDRs (recordable CDs) and CD-RWs  
(rewritable CDs) in the CD player?  
Yes. Most CDRs and CD-RWs should play. However,  
playing DVD-Rs, DVD-RWs, and DVDs other than the  
navigation DVD-ROM is not recommended.  
What happens after the battery is disconnected?  
All preset information will revert to the default position.  
You will have to reset radio station presets, tone levels,  
etc.  
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TROUBLESHOOTING—NAVIGATION SYSTEM  
Symptom Cause  
Solution  
The vehicle position is displayed incor- The vehicle position changed after the Drive the vehicle in an area of good GPS  
rectly on the screen.  
ignition was switched off:  
reception to allow the unit to recalibrate.  
Movement on a ferry boat  
Rotation of a parking lot turntable  
Movement by a tow truck  
Poor satellite reception caused by the ob- Move to a location where strong GPS  
struction of satellite signals (tall buildings, reception is possible.  
tunnels, indoor parking lots, mountains)  
Not enough satellites to give three-  
dimensional positioning  
The system doesn’t recognize my destina- Incorrect spelling  
tion name.  
Re-enter name with correct spelling.  
Name isn’t entered correctly (i.e. missing Re-enter exact name.  
an apostrophe, dash, space, hyphen)  
The GPS antenna is disconnected.  
Work on vehicle has disconnected the See your authorized DaimlerChrysler  
antenna  
dealer.  
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TROUBLESHOOTING—RADIO  
Solution  
Symptom  
Cause  
No operation/no display  
Moisture condensation  
Temperature in vehicle is too hot  
Allow the condensation to evaporate  
(about 1 hour).  
Lower the temperature in the vehicle:  
Open vehicle windows  
Turn on air conditioner  
Blown fuse  
Replace with a fuse of the prescribed rat-  
ing.  
Error reading disc  
System cannot read the inserted disc  
The disc is dirty  
Insert another disc  
Clean disc.  
The disc is inserted improperly  
Eject disc and reinsert right side up.  
The disc cannot be read because of con- Allow condensation to evaporate (about 1  
densation hour).  
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