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VAUXHALL Ampera
Infotainment Manual
Model Year 2012
Edition: September 2011
TS 1711-B-12
Introduction .................................... 2
Radio ........................................... 17
Audio players ............................... 28
Navigation .................................... 49
Voice recognition ......................... 75
Phone .......................................... 81
Index ............................................ 92
Contents
2 Introduction
Introduction
Introduction .................................... 2
Theft-deterrent feature ................... 2
Overview ........................................ 2
Control elements overview .......... 12
Introduction
The information in this manual
supplements the Owner's Manual.
This manual describes features that
may or may not be on your specific
vehicle either because they are
options that you did not purchase or
due to changes subsequent to the
printing of this manual. Please refer to
the purchase documentation relating
to your specific vehicle to confirm
each of the features found on your
vehicle.
Certain descriptions, including those
for display and menu functions, may
not apply to your vehicle due to model
variant, country specifications,
special equipment, or accessories.
This manual depicts left-hand drive
vehicles. Operation is similar for right-
hand drive vehicles.
Keep this manual with the Owner's
Manual in the vehicle, so it will be
there if it is needed. If the vehicle is
sold, leave this manual in the vehicle.
Theft-deterrent feature
The theft-deterrent feature works by
learning a portion of the Vehicle
Identification Number (VIN) to the
infotainment system. The
infotainment system does not operate
if it is stolen or moved to a different
vehicle.
Overview
Overview (with navigation)
Read this manual thoroughly to
become familiar with how the
navigation system operates.
The navigation system includes
navigation and audio functions.
Introduction 3
9 Warning
The usage of the navigation
system does not release the driver
from responsibility for a correct,
vigilant attitude in road traffic. The
related traffic regulations must
always be followed.
Only make entries (e.g.,
addresses) with the vehicle
stationary.
If a navigation instruction
contradicts traffic regulations, the
traffic regulations always apply.
Keeping your eyes on the road and
your mind on the drive is important for
safe driving. The navigation system
has built-in features intended to help
with this by disabling some features
when driving. A grayed-out function is
not available when the vehicle is
moving.
All functions are available when the
vehicle is parked. Do the following
before driving:
■ Become familiar with the navigation
system operation, buttons on the
faceplate, and touch-sensitive
screen buttons.
■ Set up the audio by presetting
favorite stations, setting the tone,
and adjusting the speakers.
■ Set up the navigation features,
such as entering an address or
a preset destination.
■ Set up phone numbers in advance
so they can be called easily by
pressing a single button or a single
voice command for navigation
systems equipped with phone
capability.
9 Warning
The infotainment system has to be
used so that the vehicle can be
driven safely at all times. If in doubt
stop your vehicle and operate the
infotainment system while the
vehicle is stationary.
Use the navigation system to:
■ Plan a route.
■ Select a destination using the
various methods and choices.
■ Follow turn-by-turn route and map
guidance with voice prompts, only
if permitted by traffic laws, controls,
and conditions.
■ Receive RDS broadcast
announcements.
4 Introduction
9 Warning
In some areas one-way streets
and other roads and entrances
(e.g. pedestrian zones) that you
are not allowed to turn into are not
marked on the map. In such areas
the infotainment system will issue
a warning that must be accepted.
Here you must pay particular
attention to one-way streets,
roads, and entrances that you are
not allowed to drive into.
Always be alert and obey traffic and
roadway laws and instructions,
regardless of the guidance from the
navigation system. Because the
navigation system uses street map
information that does not include all
traffic restrictions or the latest road
changes, it may suggest using a road
that is now closed for construction or
a turn that is prohibited by signs at the
intersection. Always evaluate
whether following the system's
directions is safe and legal for the
current conditions.
When the navigation system is turned
on, a screen may appear with
information that must be read and
acknowledged before accessing
some navigation features.
After acknowledging the start up
information, the NAV (Navigation)
and DEST (Destination) functions are
accessible. Information can now be
entered or deleted, and other
functions accessed. See instructions
later in this section.
Every 50 times the vehicle is started
and the navigation system is turned
on, the Attention! screen appears.
After reading the caution, select Ok to
load the map DVD information. If Ok
is not selected, all control buttons
except for NAV (Navigation) and
DEST (Destination) can be accessed.
When getting started, set your
preferences or delete information in
the navigation system using various
options.
NAV (navigation) menu
Use the navigation menu screen to
access the navigation system
settings 3 49.
■ Press the NAV button to view the
navigation map screen. The map
and the current vehicle location
display.
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■ Press the NAV button to change
between a map/audio split view or
a full map view.
Config Menu
Press the CONFIG button to display
the Config Menu. The Config Menu is
used for changing the settings for the
audio, navigation display, phone,
vehicle configuration, and time
features.
Turn the TUNE/MENU knob to scroll
through the available setup features.
Once the desired feature displays,
press the TUNE/MENU knob or press
the desired feature on the screen, to
display more options within that
feature.
Languages
To change the display language, see
“Vehicle personalization” in the
vehicle Owner's Manual.
The vehicle supports English, French,
Spanish, German, Italian, Swedish,
Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Czech,
Slovak, Danish, Portuguese,
Norwegian, Finnish, and Turkish. The
default language is English.
English and metric unit conversion
To change the display readings
between English and metric units,
see “Driver Information Centre (DIC)”
in the index of the vehicle Owner's
Manual for more information
Deleting personal information
The navigation system can record
and store destinations and personal
information such as names and
addresses.
It is recommended that this
information be deleted when selling
or disposing of the vehicle:
■ Last destinations
■ Address book, Favourite route,
Preset Destinations, and HDD
Music Files
Storing radio station presets
Up to 36 preset stations can be
stored. AM and FM can be mixed. To
store presets:
1. Press VOL/m to turn the system
on.
If viewing a map screen, press the
RADIO BAND button.
2. Select the band.
3. Seek or tune to the desired station
to select it.
6 Introduction
4. Press and hold one of the preset
screen buttons for more than two
seconds.
5. Repeat the steps for each preset.
To change the number of preset
pages, see “Mixed-band presets”
under AM-FM radio 3 17.
Entering an address and point of
interest, and storing preset
destinations
The vehicle must be in P (Park) to
perform these operations.
Entering an address
To more easily find a city or a street
name:
■ Enter the street name first instead
of the city name, or vice versa.
■ Enter more characters or reduce
the number of characters to reduce
or expand the available options.
To set a destination by entering
a street name:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Enter address button on
the touch screen.
3. Select the street name field. Enter
the street name. Do not enter
directional information or street
type. Use the space T screen
button between street and city
names. Use the backspace _
screen button to delete an
incorrect character.
A list displays if four or fewer
names are available. If there are
more than four, there is a match
counter with a number of available
streets. Press the List button to
view the list and select the street.
4. Press the country name field on
the touch screen to change it. The
last country name is automatically
recalled.
5. Select the city from the list or enter
the city name.
6. Enter the house number. This
field is automatically selected.
7. Press the Ok screen button. The
address information screen
displays the address entered.
8. Press the Start screen button if
correct. The route will calculate.
9. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. The system
highlights the route.
10. Press the Start screen button and
the route is calculated.
See “Address entry” under
Destination 3 61.
Entering a point of interest (POI)
To set a destination by entering
a point of interest (POI):
1. Press VOL/m to turn the system
on.
2. A caution could appear. Press
Ok to proceed.
3. Press the DEST button.
4. Press the Points of Interest
screen button.
5. Enter the specific title of the POI
in the POI name space. If four or
fewer names are available, a list
displays.
If more than four are available,
there is a match counter with
a number in it, representing the
number of available POI names.
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Press the List screen button to
view the list. Select the POI.
6. Press the Start screen button. The
system calculates the route.
7. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. The system
highlights the route.
8. Press the Start screen button. The
route is now ready to be started.
See Destination 3 61 for more
information on how to enter a POI.
Storing preset destinations
1. Press VOL/m to turn the system
on.
2. If a caution appears, press the
Ok screen button to proceed.
3. Press the DEST button.
4. Enter a destination. See
Destination 3 61 for information
on how to enter a destination.
5. Press Save from the map screen
to add the current final destination
to the address book.
6. Press the Edit screen button and
then press the Change name field
on the screen. An alpha keyboard
displays. Enter the name.
7. Press and hold one of the screen
buttons at the bottom of the
screen until the text in the button
changes.
The address book entry name
appears in that preset destination
screen button and is now
available to select from the Enter
destination screen. See “Using
the stored preset destinations”
next in this section to select it as
a destination.
See “Preset destination” under
Destination 3 61.
Using the stored preset destinations
These destinations are available for
selection while driving.
1. Press VOL/m to turn the system
on.
2. A caution could appear. Press the
Ok screen button to proceed.
3. Press the DEST button.
4. Press one of the available preset
destination screen buttons. The
system calculates the route.
5. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. The system
highlights the route.
6. Press the Start screen button. The
route is now ready to be started.
See “Preset destination” under
Destination 3 61.
Cancelling guidance
Guidance is cancelled at the final
destination. To cancel guidance prior
to reaching the final destination:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Cancel guidance
screen button.
3. Press the Yes screen button to
confirm cancellation.
8 Introduction
Voice guidance
To adjust the volume of voice
guidance prompts:
1. Press the CONFIG button to enter
the menu features. Turn the
TUNE/MENU knob until Nav
displays. Press the TUNE/MENU
knob to select Nav or press the
Nav screen button to display more
options within that feature.
2. Press Voice prompt.
3. Press Voice volume.
4. Press + or – screen buttons to
increase or to decrease the
volume of the voice prompts.
See Using the navigation system
3 49.
Cleaning the display
Note
Using abrasive cleaners when
cleaning glass surfaces, could
scratch the glass. When cleaning
the glass, use only a soft cloth and
do not spray cleaner directly on the
system.
Do not wipe the centre stack with
a volatile liquid such as paint thinner;
it could scratch the surface or erase
the characters on the buttons.
Overview (without navigation)
Keeping your eyes on the road and
your mind on the drive is important for
safe driving. The infotainment system
has built-in features intended to help
with this by disabling some features
when driving. A grayed-out function is
not available when the vehicle is
moving.
All functions are available when the
vehicle is parked. Do the following
before driving:
■ Become familiar with the
infotainment system operation,
buttons on the faceplate, and
touch-sensitive screen buttons.
■ Set up the audio by presetting
favorite stations, setting the tone,
and adjusting the speakers.
■ Set up phone numbers in advance
so they can be called easily by
pressing a single button or a single
voice command for vehicles
equipped with phone capability.
9 Warning
Taking your eyes off the road too
long or too often while using the
navigation system could cause
a crash and you or others could be
injured or killed. Focus your
attention on driving and limit
glances at the moving map on the
navigation screen. Use voice
guidance whenever possible.
Infotainment control buttons
The buttons on the faceplate are used
to start primary functions while using
the infotainment system.
VOL/m (Volume/Power):
1. Press to turn the system on and
off.
2. Turn to adjust the volume.
Introduction 9
r (Play/Pause): Press r to start,
pause, and resume playback. See
CD player 3 28 and MP3 3 34.
SOURCE: Press to change the audio
sources such as AM-FM radio, CD,
and AUX.
TONE: Press to access the sound
menu screen to adjust bass,
midrange, and treble. See AM-FM
radio 3 17.
Press the CONFIG button to display
the Config Menu, then turn the TUNE/
MENU knob to scroll through the
features. Once the desired feature
displays, press the TUNE/ MENU
knob to display more options within
that feature.
INFO (Information): Press to toggle
through an audio information screen.
CONFIG (Configure): Press to adjust
features for radio, display, phone,
vehicle, and time.
; (Home page): See “Home page”
following in this section.
TUNE/MENU: Turn to highlight
a feature. Press to activate the
highlighted feature. Turn to manually
select a radio station.
( (Phone Menu): See Bluetooth
3 81.
9 BACK: Press to return to the
previous screen in a menu.
If on a page accessed directly by
a faceplate button or Home page
screen button, pressing 9 BACK will
go to previous menu.
FAV (Favorite Pages 1-6): Press to
display the current page number
above the preset buttons. The stored
stations for each list display on the
touch-sensitive preset buttons at the
bottom of the screen. The number of
preset FAV lists can be changed in
the Config Menu.
] SEEK (Seek Down):
■ Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track. If the
track has been playing for less than
five seconds, it seeks the previous
track. If longer than five seconds,
the current track starts from the
beginning.
■ Press and hold to quickly reverse
through a track. Release the button
to return to playing speed. See CD
player 3 28 and MP3 3 34.
■ For AM or FM, press to seek to the
previous strong station.
SEEK [ (Seek Up):
■ Press to seek the next track.
■ Press and hold to fast forward
through a track.
■ Release the button to return to
playing speed. See CD player
3 28 and MP3 3 34.
■ For AM or FM, press to seek to the
next strong station.
Preset buttons (1-6): The preset
buttons numbered one through six
can be used to select stored AM or
FM stations.
TP (Traffic Program): Press to access
the traffic program.
R (Eject): Press to eject a disc from
the CD player 3 28.
10 Introduction
Touch screen buttons
Touch screen buttons are on the
screen and highlighted when
a feature is available. Some toggle
screen buttons highlight when active
and gray out when inactive.
Home page features
Various functions are disabled when
the vehicle is moving.
Press the screen button for Now
Playing to display the active source
page. The sources available are AM,
FM, CD, USB/iPod, and AUX. See
AM-FM radio 3 17, CD player
3 28, Auxiliary devices 3 45.
Press the Phone screen button to
display the Phone main page. See
Bluetooth 3 81.
Press the screen button for Config to
display the Config main page. From
this display, you can adjust features
such as time and date, radio, phone,
vehicle, and display.
Press the Tone screen button to
display the Tone main page. Adjust
the tone and speakers by pressing
the screen buttons to change the
levels of sound for treble, midrange,
bass, fade, and balance. See AM-FM
radio 3 17.
Press the FM screen button to display
the FM main page and play the
current or last tuned FM station. See
AM-FM radio 3 17.
Press the AM screen button to display
the AM main page and play the
current or last tuned AM station. See
AM-FM radio 3 17.
Press the CD screen button to display
the CD main page and play the
current or last CD track selected. See
CD player 3 28.
Press the USB screen button to
display the USB main page and play
the current or last track selected.
3 45.
Press the AUX screen button to
access any connected auxiliary
device. See Auxiliary devices 3 45.
Time and Date Settings
From the screen button for Time &
Date Settings, press to display the
menu for Time & Date Settings.
Set Time: Press the up or down
arrows to increase or decrease the
hours and minutes displayed on the
clock.
Set Date: Press the up or down
arrows to increase or decrease the
day.
Set Time Format: Press the 12
hours screen button for standard
time; press the 24 hours screen
button for military time.
Set Date Format: Depending on the
region, the following date formats
may be available: MM/DD/ YYYY,
DD.MM.YYYY, or YYYY/ MM/DD.
Display Digital Clock: Press Display
to turn the display of the clock on the
screen On or Off.
Introduction 11
Radio Setting
Press the button for Config on the
Home page or the CONFIG button on
the faceplate to enter the menu
options. Turn the TUNE/MENU knob
or touch-tap the scroll bar to scroll
through the available options. Press
the TUNE/MENU knob or press
Radio Setting to display the radio
settings menu. Press this feature to
make changes for radio information
displayed, preset pages, and Radio
Setting.
The Radio Setting are:
Speed dependent volume: Select Off,
Low, Medium, or High sensitivity to
automatically adjust the volume to
minimize the effects of unwanted
background noise that can result from
changing road surfaces, driving
speeds, or open windows. This
feature works best at lower volume
settings where background noise is
typically louder than the sound
system volume.
Startup Volume: Press to set the
maximum volume level for startup
that will be used even if a higher
volume had been set when the radio
was turned off.
Radio Favorites: Press to select the
Number of radio FAV pages to be
used in the system.
Phone settings
See Bluetooth 3 81.
Vehicle settings
See “Vehicle Personalization” in the
vehicle Owner's Manual for more
information.
Display settings
Press the Config button on the Home
page or the CONFIG button on the
faceplate, then select Display
Setting from the list.
The following options may display:
Display options: Press to change the
screen background. The Automatic
setting adjusts the screen
background automatically depending
on the exterior lighting conditions.
To change the overall brightness
setting for the display, use the vehicle
interior lighting instrument panel
illumination control.
Languages
The vehicle supports the following
languages:
■ English
■ Spanish
■ French
■ German
■ Italian
■ Swedish
■ Dutch
■ Polish
■ Hungarian
■ Czech
■ Slovak
■ Danish
■ Portuguese
■ Norwegian
■ Finnish
■ Turkish
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Turn the TUNE/MENU to highlight the
language. Press TUNE/MENU to
change the display language. The
default language is English.
To change the display language, see
“Vehicle Personalization” in the
vehicle Owner's Manual for more
information.
English and metric unit conversion
To change the display readings
between English and metric units,
see “Driver Information Centre (DIC)”
in the vehicle Owner's Manual for
more information.
Control elements overview
Control elements overview (with
navigation)
See “Navigation buttons” under Using
the navigation system 3 49 for more
information.
Introduction 13
Control elements overview
14 Introduction
A. RADIO BAND (AM or FM) .... 17
B. HDD/DVD/AUX (Source) ...... 17
C. FAV (Favorites) ..................... 17
D. TUNE/MENU ......................... 17
E. 9BACK ................................. 49
F. TONE .................................... 17
G. CONFIG (Configure) ............. 70
H. ]SEEK or SEEK[ .............. 17
I. :(Phone/Mute) ................ 81
J. TP (Traffic Program) ............ 49
K. DEL (Delete) ......................... 37
L.
oREC .................................... 37
M. r (Play/Pause) ................. 28
N. VOL/m (Volume/Power) ........ 17
O. INFO (Information) ................ 49
P. DEST (Destination) ............... 49
Q. NAV (Navigation) .................. 49
R. RPT (Repeat) ........................ 49
S. AS 1–2 (Autostore) ................ 17
T. R (Eject) ............................... 28
Control elements overview
(without nagivation)
Infotainment system overview
The infotainment system in the
vehicle is controlled by using the
TUNE/MENU knob, preset buttons,
and other buttons on the faceplate.
The TUNE/MENU knob can be turned
and then pressed to complete any of
the highlighted screen functions.
The preset buttons can be pressed to
select the appropriate screen button
function as shown on the display.
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16 Introduction
A. ; (Home Page) ...................... 2
B. SOURCE ............................... 17
C. ( (Phone) ............................. 81
D. TUNE/MENU ......................... 17
E. 9BACK ................................. 49
F. TONE .................................... 17
G. CONFIG ................................ 70
H. R (Eject) ............................... 28
I. FAV (Favorites) ..................... 17
J. AS 1–2 .................................. 17
K. INFO (Information) ................ 17
L. VOL/m (Volume/Power) ........ 17
M. r (Play/Pause) ................. 28
N. TP (Traffic Program) ............ 49
O. : (Mute) .................................. 2
P. ]SEEK or SEEK[ .............. 17
Steering wheel controls
For vehicles with audio steering
wheel controls, some audio controls
can be adjusted at the steering wheel.
3 (Push to talk): For vehicles with
Bluetooth, or navigation system,
press to interact with those systems.
See Bluetooth 3 81 for more
information.
4 (End call/mute): Press to
silence the vehicle speakers only.
Press again to turn the sound on. For
vehicles with the Bluetooth system,
press to reject an incoming call, or
end a current call.
d SRCc (Rotary control): press d or
c to select a radio band or audio
source.
Turn d or c to select the next or
previous favorite radio station, CD
track, DVD track/chapter, or MP3
track.
Press SRC to change between radio
and CD or DVD.
+ X − (Volume): Press + to increase
the volume. Press − to decrease the
volume.
Radio 17
Radio
AM-FM radio ................................ 17
Radio reception ............................ 26
Multi-band antenna ...................... 26
AM-FM radio
AM-FM radio (with navigation)
Playing the radio
Audio source menu
VOL/m (volume/power):
1. Press to turn the radio on or off.
2. Turn to increase or decrease the
volume. The volume is adjusted
for the current audio source,
active navigation voice guidance,
voice prompts, or audio cues.
The steering wheel controls can also
be used to adjust the volume. See
steering wheel controls 3 12 for more
information.
TUNE/MENU: Turn this knob to
change the radio station. See
“Finding a station” following for more
information.
RADIO/BAND: Press to select the
AM, FM, or DAB (Digital Audio
Broadcasting).
The audio sources can also be
changed by using the steering wheel
controls. See steering wheel controls
3 12 for more information.
HDD/DVD/AUX: Press until the
desired source is selected.
TP (Traffic program): Press TP to
change the setting of the radio traffic
service.
If the audio source is on while viewing
a map screen, a source indicator
button displays at the top of the map
screen.
18 Radio
Press the source indicator button to
display the current audio source
screen. The display shows a split
screen with the audio source screen
on the left side and the map or
guidance screen on the right side.
Press the Map view screen button to
exit the split view screen.
Navigation audio system
Sound settings menu
To access the Sound settings menu,
press the TONE button.
Use the Sound settings menu to
adjust the following features:
■ Setting the tone
■ Adjusting the speakers
Setting the tone
To adjust the tone using the Sound
settings menu:
■ Bass: Press + or − to change the
level.
■ Middle (Midrange): Press + or − to
change the level.
■ Treble: Press + or − to change the
level.
Adjusting the speakers
To adjust the speaker balance using
the Sound settings menu:
■ Press and hold ] for more sound
from the left speakers or [ for more
sound from the right speakers. The
middle position balances the sound
between the left and right speakers.
To adjust the speaker fade:
■ Press and hold { for more sound
from the front speakers and } for
more sound from the rear speakers.
The middle position balances the
sound between the front and rear
speakers.
EQ settings
EQ settings (Equalization): The EQ
settings are selected through the
Sound settings menu. If the vehicle is
equipped with the Bose
®
Energy
Efficient Series sound system, EQ
provides a choice of Manual or Talk
settings.
Radio menu
There are two ways to access the
Radio menu:
Radio 19
■ Press the CONFIG button, then
press the Radio screen button.
■ Turn the TUNE/MENU knob until
Radio displays. Press the TUNE/
MENU knob to select Radio or
press the Radio screen button to
display more options within that
feature.
Audio Cue Options
This menu allows changes to the
audio cue features.
Audio Cue Options are used to
welcome the driver to the car as well
as indicate when the vehicle is ready
to drive.
Audio Cue Volume: Press the + or
− screen buttons to adjust the audio
cue volume. The Audio Cue Volume
has a minimum volume. A Limit
reached pop-up will display when the
volume has been changed to less
than the minimum volume.
Press the Audio Cue Volume screen
button to hear the selected sound
level.
The Audio Cues can also be changed
by adjusting the TUNE/MENU knob.
Audio Cues: Press to turn the Audio
Cues on or off. A checkmark indicates
the Audio Cues are on.
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Speed dependent volume
Select Off, Low, Medium, or High
sensitivity to automatically adjust the
volume to minimize the effects of
unwanted background noise that can
result from changing road surfaces,
driving speeds, or open windows.
This feature works best at lower
volume settings where background
noise is typically louder than the
sound system volume.
Number of radio FAV pages
Change the number of mixed-band
preset pages when using the FAV
button. Press 1 through 6 to select the
number of preset lists.
HDD Favourite Modes
Select the categories such as
Favourite Playlist, Favourite Artist,
Favourite Album, and Favourite
Genre to be used as a favourite
category during HDD mode.
DivX
®
VOD
1. Press theDivX(R) VOD screen
button to display the DivX(R)
Video on Demand menu.
2. Press the Registration code
screen button to display the
Registration code information.
3. Press the Deactivation Option to
unregister this device.
RDS options
Selects the RDS options for the FM
tuner.
Radio 21
Finding a station
To select the band, see “Audio source
menu” in this section.
Turn the TUNE/MENU knob to find
a radio station. To select a preset
station, press the corresponding
preset button.
See “Mixed-band presets” following
for more information.
Seeking a station
Press ] SEEK or SEEK [ to search
for a station.
Local station list search
To find a list of local stations in the
current band, press TUNE/MENU.
The radio performs a search for
available stations.
Mixed-band presets
Up to 36 preset stations can be
stored. Each page can store six
preset stations. The presets within
a page can be from different radio
bands.
To scroll through the pages, press the
FAV button. The current page
number displays above the preset
buttons. The stored stations for each
list display on the preset buttons at
the bottom of the screen. The number
of preset FAV lists can be changed.
To store a radio station to a mixed-
band preset list:
1. Press the RADIO BAND button,
then press AM, FM, or DAB to
select the desired band.
2. Tune to the station.
3. Press the FAV button to scroll to
the list.
4. Press and hold one of the preset
buttons for more than two
seconds. The station frequency
appears on the preset button at
the bottom of the display.
5. Repeat the steps for each preset
in each page.
To recall a preset station from a FAV
page:
1. Press the FAV button to scroll to
the page.
2. Press the preset button. The
stored preset station is recalled.
Timeshift
The timeshift feature automatically
begins recording the audio when
listening to the radio.
The recording allows playback of
content that was missed.
Timeshift stores up to 20 minutes of
content. After 20 minutes, it removes
the oldest content and continues
recording new content.
While listening to the radio, press
r (Play/Pause) to stop hearing the
information through the speaker.
During this paused time, timeshift
keeps recording. A status bar
displays the length of the recording.
To resume listening to the broadcast
at the point left off, press r again.
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Timeshift stops recording and erases
the buffer when the vehicle is turned
off or the station or source is changed.
Before turning the vehicle off, press
r so that timeshift keeps recording
for 20 minutes. If the vehicle is still off
after 20 minutes, the system stops
recording and all information is lost. If
a low 12-volt battery condition occurs,
timeshift stops recording and all
information is erased.
Radio data system (RDS)
TP (Traffic program): Radio traffic
service stations are RDS stations that
broadcast traffic news.
Switching the radio traffic service on
and off
To switch the traffic announcement
standby facility of the infotainment
system on and off:
■ Press the TP button. If the radio
traffic service is switched on, [TP] is
illuminated on the display.
■ Only radio traffic service stations
are received.
■ If the current station is not a radio
traffic service station, a search is
started automatically for the next
radio traffic service station.
■ If a radio traffic service station has
been found, [TP] is illuminated on
the display.
■ Traffic announcements are played
at the set voice volume by pressing
the CONFIG button and selecting
the Nav screen button and then the
Voice prompt screen button.
■ If the radio traffic service is
switched on, the replay of CDs/
DVDs and of external sources is
interrupted for the duration of the
traffic announcement.
Listening to traffic announcements
only
Switch on the radio traffic service and
turn down fully the volume of the
infotainment system.
EON (enhanced other networks)
With EON you can listen to radio
traffic announcements even if the
station you have set does not
broadcast its own radio traffic service.
If such a station is set, it is displayed
as TP.
Radio data system (RDS)
Radio data system (RDS) is a service
of the FM stations that helps to find
the desired station and its fault-free
reception. RDS stations are
recognized by the program names
rather than the transmission
frequency.
Configuring RDS
To open the menu for the RDS
configuration:
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Select Radio and then RDS
options.
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Switching RDS on and off
Set RDS to On or Off. The following
advantages result through activating
RDS:
■ On the display the program name
of the set station appears instead of
its frequency.
■ The infotainment system always
tunes into the best receivable
broadcasting frequency of the set
station by means of AF (Alternative
Frequency).
■ Depending on the station that is
received, the infotainment system
displays radio text that can contain,
for example, information about the
current program.
Switching regionalization on and off
RDS must be activated for
regionalization. At certain times some
RDS stations broadcast regionally
different programs on different
frequencies.
1. Set Regional to On or Off. Only
alternative frequencies (AF) with
the same regional programs are
selected.
2. If regionalization is switched off,
alternative frequencies of the
stations are selected without
regard to regional programs.
RDS scrolling text
Some RDS stations use the lines for
indicating the name of the program to
indicate additional information.
During this process the program
name is hidden. To block out the
display of the additional information,
set text scroll freeze to On.
DAB
The digital radio system DAB (digital
audio broadcasting) is a universal
broadcast system.
DAB stations are indicated by the
program name instead of the
broadcasting frequency.
General information
■ With DAB, several radio programs
(services) can be broadcast on
a single frequency.
■ Besides high-quality digital audio
services, DAB is also able to
transmit program-associated data
and a multitude of other data
services including travel and traffic
information.
■ As long as a given DAB receiver
can pick up the signal sent out by
a broadcasting station (even if the
signal is very weak), sound
reproduction is ensured.
■ There is no fading (weakening of
the sound) that is typical of AM or
FM reception; the DAB signal is
reproduced at a constant volume.
■ If the DAB signal is too vague to be
interpreted by the receiver,
reception is interrupted completely.
This incident can be avoided by
activating Auto ensemble linking
and/or Auto linking DAB-FM 3. See
“Configuring DAB” below.
■ Interference caused by stations on
nearby frequencies (typical of AM
and FM reception) does not occur
in connection with DAB.
■ If the DAB signal is reflected by
natural obstacles or buildings, the
reception quality of DAB is
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improved, whereas AM or FM
reception is considerably worsened
in such cases.
Configuring DAB
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Select Radio and then DAB.
The following options are available for
selection in the configuration menu:
■ Auto ensemble linking: with this
function activated, the device
switches over to another service of
the active DAB ensemble (if
available) when the DAB signal is
too vague to be interpreted by the
receiver.
■ Auto linking DAB-FM: with this
function activated, the device
switches over to a corresponding
FM station of the active DAB
service (if available) when the DAB
signal is too vague to be interpreted
by the receiver.
■ Dynamic audio adaptation: with this
function activated, the dynamic
range of the DAB signal is reduced.
That means the level of the loud
sounds is reduced, but not the level
of the quiet sounds. Therefore the
volume of the Infotainment system
can be raised to a point where the
quiet sounds are audible, without
the loud sounds being too loud.
■ Frequency band: after selection of
this option, DAB wavebands to be
received by the infotainment
system can be defined.
DAB announcements
Besides their music programs,
numerous DAB stations broadcast
various announcement categories.
Radio or CD/MP3 playing is
interrupted when any
announcements are pending.
To select several announcement
categories at the same time:
1. Select DAB announcements.
2. Activate the desired
announcement categories.
AM-FM radio (without
navigation)
Playing the radio
Audio source
VOL/m (volume/power):
1. Press to turn the radio on or off.
2. Turn to increase or decrease the
volume of the active source (i.e.,
current audio source, active
navigation voice guidance, or
traffic prompts).
The steering wheel controls can also
be used to adjust the volume. See
Steering wheel controls 3 12.
To access the radio main page, press
the SOURCE button on the faceplate,
the Now Playing screen button, or
one of the audio screen buttons on
the Home page.
While on the audio main page, press
the Source button repeatedly to
display and cycle through the
available sources (AM, FM, CD, USB/
iPod, and AUX).
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Finding a station
To select the band, see “Audio
source” earlier in this section.
Turn the TUNE/MENU knob to find
a radio station. To select a preset
station, touch the FAV button and
choose a preset button.
Seeking a station
Press t or v to search for a station.
AM
1. Press the AM screen button on
the Home page or select AM from
the source pop-up to display the
AM main page.
2. From the AM screen, press the
Menu screen button to display the
AM stations.
3. Press to select the desired option.
To update the station list, touch
Refresh.
FM
1. Press the FM screen button on the
Home page or select FM from the
source pop-up to display the FM
main page.
2. From the FM screen, press the
Menu screen button to display the
FM stations.
3. Press to select the desired option.
To update the station list, touch
Refresh.
Changing the sources
To change audio sources from any of
the audio main pages (AM, FM, CD,
USB/iPod, or AUX), press the
SOURCE button on the faceplate or
the Source screen button to display
a pop-up of available audio sources.
Touch-tap or press the SOURCE
button on the faceplate repeatedly to
change the desired source.
Storing radio station presets
There are a few ways to store presets.
Up to 36 preset stations can be
stored. AM and FM can be mixed.
1. From the AM or FM main page,
press and hold one of the preset
screen buttons located at the
bottom of the screen. After a few
seconds, a beep will be heard and
the new preset information will
display on that screen button.
2. Touch and hold a preset button to
store the currently active station.
After a few seconds, a beep will be
heard and the new preset
information will display on a small
pop-up display at the bottom of
the screen.
3. Repeat the steps for each preset.
To change the number of preset
pages, see “Mixed-Band Presets”
following for more information.
Recalling a preset station
To recall a preset station from a FAV
page, do the following:
■ Press the FAV button on the
faceplate to display the FAV pop-
up. Select the desired preset from
the pop-up.
■ Press the FAV screen button at the
top bar to display the preset pop-up
that appears at the bottom of the
page. Press one of the preset
screen buttons to go to the selected
preset station.
■ In the AM or FM main page, press
one of the preset screen buttons to
go to the selected preset station.
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Mixed-Band Presets
Each page can store six preset
stations. The presets within a page
can be from different radio bands.
To scroll through the pages, press the
FAV button located on the faceplate
or the FAV screen button on the top
bar. The current page number
displays above the preset buttons.
The stored stations for each FAV
page display on the preset buttons at
the bottom of the screen. The number
of FAV pages displayed can be
changed in the Radio Setting in the
Config Menu.
Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB)
DAB is available on some stations
and is indicated when the station
name is displayed and not the
frequency.
Traffic Program (TP)
Traffic programming stations are
RDS stations that broadcast traffic
news. To access, press the TP
button.
Radio reception
Frequency interference and static can
occur during normal radio reception if
items such as mobile phone
chargers, vehicle convenience
accessories, and external electronic
devices are plugged into the
accessory power outlet. If there is
interference or static, unplug the item
from the accessory power outlet.
FM
FM signals only reach about 10 to
40 miles. Although the radio has
a built-in electronic circuit that
automatically works to reduce
interference, some static can occur,
especially around tall buildings or
hills, causing the sound to fade in and
out.
AM
The range for most AM stations is
greater than for FM, especially at
night. The longer range can cause
station frequencies to interfere with
each other. Static can occur when
things like storms and power lines
interfere with radio reception. When
this happens, try reducing the treble
on the radio.
Mobile phone usage
Mobile phone usage can cause
interference with the vehicle's radio.
Multi-band antenna
The multi-band antenna is located on
the roof of the vehicle. The antenna is
used for the AM/FM radio and GPS
(Global positioning system); if the
vehicle has these features. Keep the
antenna clear of obstructions for clear
reception. If the vehicle has a sunroof
and it is open, the performance of the
AM/ FM radio and GPS can be
affected.
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Diversity antenna system
The FM antenna is a hidden self-
tuning system. It optimizes the FM
signals relative to the vehicle's
position and radio station source. No
maintenance or adjustments are
needed.
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Audio players
CD player ..................................... 28
CD/DVD player ............................ 30
MP3 ............................................. 34
Hard drive device ......................... 37
Auxiliary devices .......................... 45
CD player
The player can be used for CD and
MP3s.
With the ignition on, insert a CD into
the slot, label side up. The player pulls
it in and begins playing.
The vehicle must be in P (Park) for
video to display.
The system is capable of playing:
■ Most audio CDs
■ CD-R
■ CD-RW
■ MP3 or unprotected WMA formats
When playing any compatible
recordable disc, the sound quality can
be reduced due to disc quality, the
method of recording, the quality of the
music or video that has been
recorded, or the way the disc has
been handled.
To avoid damage to the CD player:
■ Do not use scratched or damaged
discs.
■ Do not apply labels to discs. The
labels could get caught in the
player.
■ Insert only one disc at a time.
■ Keep the loading slot free of foreign
materials, liquids, and debris.
If a description label is needed, try
labelling the top of the disc using
a marking pen.
Loading and ejecting discs
To load a disc:
1. Turn the ignition on.
2. Insert a disc into the slot. The
player pulls it in the rest of the
way. If the disc is damaged or
improperly loaded, there is an
error and the disc ejects.
The disc automatically plays once
loaded.
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Press R to eject a disc from the CD
player. If the disc is not removed
within a short period of time, it is
automatically pulled back into the
player.
Playing an audio CD
1. Press the CD screen button on the
Home page or select CD from the
source pop-up to display the CD
main page.
2. From the CD screen, press the
Menu screen button to display the
menu options.
3. Press to select the desired option.
On the CD main page a track number
displays at the beginning of each
track. Song, artist, and album
information displays when available.
Use the following controls to play the
disc:
r (Play/Pause): Press to start,
pause, or resume play.
]SEEK (Seek Down):
■ Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track. If the
track has been playing for less than
five seconds, it seeks to the
previous track. If longer than
five seconds, the current track
starts from the beginning.
■ Press and hold to fast reverse
through a track. Release the button
to return to playing speed. Elapsed
time displays.
]SEEK (Seek Up): [
■ Press to seek to the next track.
■ Press and hold to fast forward
through a track. Release the button
to return to playing speed. Elapsed
time displays.
TUNE/MENU:
Turn to the right or left to select the
next or previous track. Press this
knob to select the list. If a track is
selected from the menu, the system
plays the track and returns to the CD
screen.
Error Messages
If Disc Read Error displays and/or the
disc comes out, it could be for one of
the following reasons:
■ The disc has an invalid or unknown
format.
■ The disc is not from a correct
region.
■ The disc is very hot. Try the disc
again when the temperature
returns to normal.
■ The road is very rough. Try the disc
again when the road is smoother.
■ The disc is dirty, scratched, wet, or
upside down.
■ The air is very humid. Try the disc
again later.
■ There was a problem while burning
the disc.
■ The label is caught in the CD
player.
If the CD is not playing correctly, for
any other reason, try a known good
CD.
If any error continues, contact your
dealer.
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CD/DVD player
CD/DVD player (with
navigation)
The player can be used for CD, MP3,
and DVD audio and as a DVD video
player.
With the ignition on, insert a CD/ DVD
into the slot, label side up. The player
pulls it in and begins playing. While
playing, the navigation system is
available.
The vehicle must be in P (Park) for
video to display.
The DVD player is only compatible
with DVDs of the appropriate region
code printed on the jacket of most
DVDs.
The system is capable of playing:
■ Most audio CDs
■ CD-R
■ CD-RW
■ MP3 or unprotected WMA formats
■ DVD-Video
■ DVD-Audio
■ DVD-R/RW
■ DVD+R/RW
When playing any compatible
recordable disc, the sound quality can
be reduced due to disc quality, the
method of recording, the quality of the
music or video that has been
recorded, or the way the disc has
been handled.
There can be increased skipping,
difficulty in recording tracks, and
difficulty in finding tracks/chapters
and/or difficulty in loading and
ejecting. If these problems occur,
check the disc for damage or try
a known good disc.
To avoid damage to the CD/DVD
player:
■ Do not use scratched or damaged
discs.
■ Do not apply labels to discs. The
labels could get caught in the
player.
■ Insert only one disc at a time.
■ Keep the loading slot free of foreign
materials, liquids, and debris.
■ Use a marking pen to label the top
of the disc.
Loading and ejecting discs
To load a disc:
1. Turn the ignition on.
2. Insert a disc into the slot, label
side up. The player pulls it in the
rest of the way. If the disc is
damaged or improperly loaded,
there is an error and the disc
ejects.
The disc automatically plays once
loaded.
Press R to eject a disc from the CD/
DVD player.
Playing a CD/DVD
A disc must be loaded to select the
source.
When a disc is loaded, the disc icon
displays.
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There are two ways to play a CD/
DVD:
■ Insert the disc and play starts
automatically.
■ Press the HDD/DVD/AUX button,
then press the disc screen button.
Playing an audio CD
A track number displays at the
beginning of each track. Song, artist,
and album information displays when
available.
Use the following controls to play the
disc:
r (Play/Pause): Use to start,
pause, or resume play.
SEEK [:
■ Press to seek to the next track.
■ Press and hold to fast forward
through a track. Release the button
to return to playing speed. Elapsed
time displays.
] SEEK:
■ Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track. If the
track has been playing for less than
five seconds, it seeks the previous
track. If longer than five seconds,
the current track starts from the
beginning.
■ Press and hold to fast reverse
through a track. Release the button
to return to playing speed. Elapsed
time displays.
TUNE/MENU: Turn to the right or left
to display the track list. Turn it again
to cycle through the list. Press this
knob to select the track. The system
plays the selected track and returns
to the CD screen.
CD menu
Press the CD menu screen button to
display the CD menu.
Shuffle: Press to play the tracks
randomly rather than in sequence.
Press again to stop shuffle.
A checkmark indicates shuffle is on.
Track list: Press to display the list of
tracks on the disc. Select a track from
the list. The selected track plays and
the CD screen displays.
Playing an audio and video DVD
To view the DVD video, the vehicle
must be in P (Park) or the parking
brake must be engaged.
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After the DVD is loaded, the menu
options display on the DVD screen.
The menu options time out and a full
screen appears after about
10 seconds. Press anywhere on the
navigation system screen or press
the FAV, HDD/DVD/AUX, or 9
BACK button to view the menu screen
again.
Use the preset keys or press screen
buttons to operate the DVD options.
There are two pages of DVD options.
Press the arrow screen button, in the
bottom right corner of the screen, to
access the other page. Only the
highlighted functions are available for
use. Some menu options are only
available when the disc is not playing.
DVD options
Full screen mode:
1. Press to hide the DVD options and
display the full video image.
2. Press anywhere on the navigation
system screen or press the FAV,
HDD/DVD/AUX, 9 BACK button
to display the source screen
buttons over the video image.
Cursor:
Press to access the Cursor menu.
The arrows and other cursor options
allow navigation of the DVD menu
options. The Cursor menu options are
only available if a DVD has a menu.
k, R, l, S (Arrow buttons): Use
these screen buttons to navigate
through the DVD menu.
r (Play/Pause): Use to start,
pause, or resume play.
SEEK [:
1. Press to seek to the next chapter.
2. Press more than once to continue
moving forward through the disc.
3. Press and hold to fast forward
through a disc. When fast forward
is active, press again to change
the speed. Elapsed time displays.
] SEEK:
1. Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous chapter. If
the chapter has played for less
than five seconds, it goes to the
previous chapter. If the chapter
has played longer than
five seconds, the current chapter
is restarted. More than one press
continues moving back through
the disc.
2. Press and hold to fast reverse
through a disc. When fast reverse
is active, press again to change
the speed. Elapsed time displays.
3. Press r to resume playing.
TUNE/MENU: Press ] SEEK or
SEEK [ to go to the next or previous
chapter. You can also change
chapters by turning the TUNE/
MENU knob after touching the
screen.
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Stop:
1. Press on the display screen to
show the available buttons. Press
the stop button to stop the DVD.
2. To resume playing the DVD from
where it stopped, press r.
3. Press r twice to start the DVD
from the beginning.
9 Shuffle:
1. Press to play the tracks randomly
rather than in sequence.
2. Press again to play sequentially.
This button is available for DVD
audio discs.
Main menu: Press to display the first
menu of the DVD. Availability of this
feature is dependent on the DVD.
Menu: Press to display the menu for
the part of the DVD currently playing.
Availability of this feature is
dependent on the DVD and is not
available for audio DVDs.
Keypad: Press to display and search
through the chapter, track, or menu
number screen. On the keypad, enter
the title/chapter number or the group/
track number.
Search: Press to perform a title
search.
Angle: Press to adjust the viewing
angle of the DVD, depending on the
DVD, while the DVD is playing.
Continue pressing to cycle through
the viewing angles.
Audio: Press to change the audio
stream and the audio language
heard, while the DVD is playing.
Continue pressing to cycle through
the available audio streams or
languages, depending on the DVD.
Subtitle: Press while a DVD is playing
to view with subtitles on or off or to
change the language of the subtitles.
Continue pressing to cycle through
the available subtitle languages and
to turn subtitles off, depending on the
DVD playing.
Pan & Scan: Press to adjust
widescreen film images so that they
can be proportioned to fit the DVD
screen display. Press this screen
button to turn on Pan & Scan.
Error messages
If Disc Read Error displays and/or the
disc comes out, it could be for one of
the following reasons:
■ The disc has an invalid or unknown
format.
■ The disc is not from a correct
region.
■ The disc is very hot. Try the disc
again when the temperature
returns to normal.
■ The road is very rough. Try the disc
again when the road is smoother.
■ The disc is dirty, scratched, wet, or
upside down.
■ The air is very humid. Try the disc
again later.
■ There was a problem while burning
the disc.
■ The label is caught in the CD/DVD
player.
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If the CD or DVD is not playing
correctly, for any other reason, try
a known good CD or DVD.
If any error continues, contact your
dealer.
MP3
MP3 formats
There are guidelines that must be met
when creating an MP3 disc;
otherwise, the CD might not play.
The guidelines are:
■ Sampling rate: 8 kHz, 16 kHz,
22.05 kHz, 24 kHz, 32 kHz, 44.1
kHz, and 48 kHz.
■ Bit rates supported: 8, 16, 24, 32,
40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128,
144, 160, 192, 224, 256, and 320
kbps.
■ Maximum number of folders is 255
with a maximum hierarchy of eight
folders.
■ Maximum of 1024 files on a disc.
■ Recorded on a CD-R or CD-RW
with a maximum capacity of 700
MB.
■ The artist/album/song titles/genre
information requires a CD to be fully
scanned before the music
navigator works with these menus.
Disc scanning does not occur when
the disc is being played.
Playing an MP3 CD (without
navigation)
When an MP3 is loaded in the player,
MP3 displays.
If a disc is already loaded and you are
listening to a different audio source,
press SOURCE to change to the disc
source. A track number appears on
the display when each track starts to
play.
r (Play/Pause): Press to start,
pause, or resume play of a loaded
disc.
SEEK [ (Next/Forward):
1. Press to seek to the next track.
2. Press again to continue moving
forward through the disc.
3. Press and hold to advance quickly
through playback.
4. Release the button to return to
playing speed. Elapsed time
displays.
] SEEK (Previous/Reverse):
1. Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track. If the
track has played for less than
five seconds, it goes to the
previous track. If longer than
five seconds, the current track
restarts.
2. Press again to continue moving
back through the disc.
3. Press and hold this button to
reverse quickly through playback.
4. Release the button to return to
playing speed. Elapsed time
displays.
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TUNE/MENU:
1. Turn to the right or left to display
the track list.
2. Turn it again to cycle through the
list.
3. Press TUNE/MENU to select the
track. The system plays the
selected track and returns to the
CD screen.
MP3 music menu
Press the Menu screen button while
that source is active to access the
menu.
Press any of the following buttons on
the MP3 menu:
Shuffle: Press to play the tracks
randomly. Press again to stop shuffle.
Playlists: Press to view the playlists
stored on the disc. Select a playlist to
view the list of all songs in that playlist.
There might be a delay before the list
displays. Select a song from the list to
begin playback.
Artists: Press to view the list of artists
stored on the disc. Select an artist
name to view a list of all songs by the
artist. There might be a delay before
the list displays. Select a song from
the list to begin playback.
Albums: Press to view the albums on
the disc. Select the album to view
a list of all songs on the album. There
might be a delay before the list
displays. Select a song from the list to
begin playback.
Song titles: Press to display a list of
all songs on the disc. Songs are
displayed as stored on the disc. There
might be a delay before the list
displays. To begin playback, select
a song from the list.
Genres: Press to view the genres.
Select a genre to view a list of all
songs of that genre. Select a song
from the list to begin playback.
Folders/Playlists: Press to open
a folder list to access the files within
the folder structure.
Root directory
The root directory is treated as
a folder. All files contained directly
under the root directory are accessed
prior to any root directory folders.
Empty folders
If a root directory or folder is empty or
contains only folders, the player
advances to the next folder in the file
structure that contains a compressed
audio file. The empty folder(s) are not
displayed or numbered.
No folder
When the CD only contains
compressed audio files without any
folders or playlists, all files are under
the root folder.
File system and naming
The song titles, artists, albums, and
genres are taken from the file's ID3
tag and are only displayed if present
in the tag. If a song title is not present
in the ID3 tag, the radio displays the
file name as the track name.
Preprogrammed playlists
The radio recognizes
preprogrammed playlists; however,
there is no editing capability. These
playlists are treated as special folders
containing compressed audio song
files.
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Playing an MP3 CD and DVD
(with navigation)
When an MP3 is loaded in the player,
MP3 displays.
If a disc is already loaded, but
currently on a map screen or listening
to a different audio source, press the
HDD/DVD/AUX button to switch to
the disc source. A track number
appears on the display when each
track starts to play.
To play a disc:
r (Play/Pause): Use to start,
pause, or resume play of a loaded
disc.
SEEK [:
1. Press to seek to the next track.
2. Press again to continue moving
forward through the disc.
3. Press and hold to advance quickly
through playback.
4. Release the button to return to
playing speed. Elapsed time
displays.
] SEEK:
1. Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track. If the
track has played for less than
five seconds, it goes to the
previous track. If longer than
five seconds, the current track
restarts.
2. Press again to continue moving
back through the disc.
3. Press and hold this button to
reverse quickly through playback.
4. Release the button to return to
playing speed. Elapsed time
displays.
TUNE/MENU:
1. Turn to the right or left to display
the track list.
2. Turn it again to cycle through the
list.
3. Press TUNE/MENU to select the
track. The system plays the
selected track and returns to the
CD screen.
MP3 Music Menu
Press the Disc Music Menu screen
button or press the TUNE/MENU
knob on the faceplate while on the
disc audio screen to display the Disc
Music Menu.
Press any of the category buttons on
the Disc Music Menu to display the
corresponding category screen:
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Shuffle: Press to play the tracks
randomly rather than in sequence.
■ Folders/Playlists
Press to view the folders stored on
the disc. Select a folder to view the
list of all songs in that folder. Select
the song from the list and it begins
to play.
■ Track list
Press to view a list of all songs on
the disc. Select a song from the list
and it begins to play. Songs are
displayed based on the CD burning
application folder and file structure
used.
■ Artists
Press to view the list of artists
stored on the disc. Select an artist
name to view a list of all songs by
the artist. Select the desired song
from the list and it begins to play.
■ Albums
Press to view the albums on the
disc. Select the album to view a list
of all songs on the album. Select
a song from the list and it begins to
play.
■ Genres
Press to view the genres on the
disc. Select a genre to view a list of
all songs of that genre. Select
a song from the list and it begins to
play.
■ Song titles
Press to display a list of all songs
on the disc. Select a song from the
list and it begins to play. Songs are
displayed in alphabetical order
based on the song title ID3 tag, if
available.
Folders
Root directory
The root directory is treated as
a folder. All files contained directly
under the root directory are accessed
prior to any root directory folders.
Empty directory or folder
If a root directory or folder is empty or
contains only folders, the player
advances to the next folder in the file
structure that contains a compressed
audio file. The empty folder(s) are not
displayed or numbered.
No folder
When the CD only contains
compressed audio files without any
folders or playlists, all files are located
under the root folder.
File system and naming
The displayed song title is taken from
the file's ID3 tag. If a song title is not
present in the ID3 tag, the radio
displays the file name as the track
name.
Preprogrammed playlists
The radio recognizes
preprogrammed playlists; however,
there is no editing capability. These
playlists are treated as special folders
containing compressed audio song
files.
Hard drive device
Hard drive device (HDD) (with
navigation)
With a hard drive device (HDD),
songs can be recorded.
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The types of formats supported by the
HDD are:
■ MP3
■ MP3-Pro
■ WMA
■ Audible.com
■ M4A
Songs can be recorded from a CD
player or a mass media storage
device connected by a USB
connector.
For optimal recording performance
make sure the disc is clean with no
damage; otherwise the system might
partially record the track.
To select the hard drive audio source:
Press the HDD/DVD/AUX button;
cycle through the available audio
source until the HDD sources
displays or press the HDD/DVD/
AUX button once, and then press the
HDD source button.
Recording from a CD to the hard drive
The speed of the recording increases
if you are listening to another source
while recording.
To record all tracks from the disc:
1. Load a CD or press the HDD/
DVD/AUX button until the DISC
screen displays.
2.
Press the o REC button.
3. A confirmation displays.
4. Select All songs to record all
tracks. A progress bar displays.
To record selected tracks from the
disc:
1. Load a CD or press the HDD/
DVD/AUX button until the DISC
screen displays.
2. Press ] SEEK or SEEK [ or
Disc Music Menu to select a song
for recording.
3.
Press the o REC button.
4. A confirmation displays.
5. Select the song name to record.
A progress bar displays.
Recording from a USB device to the
hard drive
To copy all tracks from the USB
device:
1. Connect a USB device or press
the HDD/DVD/AUX button until
the DISC screen displays the
USB screen.
2.
Press the o REC button.
3. A confirmation displays.
4. Select All songs to copy all tracks.
A progress bar displays.
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To record selected tracks:
1. Connect a USB device or press
the HDD/DVD/AUX button until
the DISC screen displays the
USB screen.
2. Use the ] SEEK or SEEK [ or
HDD menu to select a song for
recording.
3.
Press the o REC button.
4. A confirmation displays.
5. Select the song name to record.
A progress bar displays.
Duplicate content
When the record function starts, there
is a check to verify that the content
does not already exist on the hard
drive. If the entire content of the CD
exists on the hard drive, it will not
record the content.
If it is determined that some or none
of the content exists, then only that
missing content will be copied to the
hard drive.
If the same file is recorded from the
USB and CD, it is possible to have
duplicate tracks.
CD eject
If the CD ejects before the recording
process completes, only tracks that
have been completely recorded are
stored to the hard drive. Incomplete
tracks are discarded.
Power mode
If the system is turned off during a CD
or USB recording process, it stops.
When the radio is turned back on, the
recording process does not resume
automatically.
Playing hard disc drive content
To operate hard drive functions while
the HDD source is active, use the
following buttons or touch-sensitive
buttons:
r (Play/Pause): Press to start,
pause, or resume play of the current
media source.
SEEK [:
1. Press to seek to the next track.
2. Press and hold to advance quickly
through playback.
3. Release the button to return to
playing speed. Elapsed time
displays.
] SEEK:
1. Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track. If the
track has been playing for less
than five seconds, the previous
track plays. If longer than
five seconds, the current track
restarts.
2. Press and hold this button to
reverse quickly through playback.
3. Release the button to return to
playing speed. Elapsed time
displays.
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TUNE/MENU:
1. Turn to the right or left to display
All songs.
2. Turn it again to cycle through the
list.
3. Press the TUNE/MENU knob to
select the song. The system plays
the selected song and returns to
the CD screen.
DEL (Delete):
1. Select the song from the HDD
menu screen to delete.
2. Press the DEL button.
To delete an entire list of Artists,
Albums, or Genres, select the
category from the HDD menu screen.
Press the DEL button.
HDD menu
From the HDD screen, press the HDD
menu screen button on the HDD
screen to display the HDD menu.
Press any of the following buttons on
the HDD menu:
Shuffle: Press to play the tracks
randomly rather than in sequence.
Similar songs:
Press to use Gracenote
®
music
recognition technology and related
data to generate a list of songs similar
to the current song. Select a song
from the list.
This feature is only available with
songs recorded to the HDD from
audio CDs, not MP3s and other
compressed audio.
When recording CDs to the HDD
there might be delays to build the list
until all the files are compressed.
Playlists:
1. Press to view the playlists on the
hard drive.
2. Select a playlist to view a list of all
songs in the playlist.
3. Select a song from the list. Once
selected, Mode: Playlist displays.
Artists:
1. Press to view the artists on the
hard drive.
2. Select an artist to view a list of all
songs by that artist.
3. Select a song from the list. Once
selected, Mode: Artist displays.
Albums:
1. Press to view the albums on the
hard drive.
2. Select an album to view a list of all
songs on the album.
3. Select a song from the list. Once
selected, Mode: Album displays.
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All songs:
1. Press to view a list of all songs on
the hard drive.
2. Select a song from the list. Once
selected, Mode: All songs
displays.
Genres:
1. Press to view the genres on the
hard drive.
2. Select a genre to view a list of all
songs of that genre.
3. Select a song from the list. Once
selected, Mode: Genre displays.
Recently saved:
Press to view a list of the 50 most
recently saved songs to the HDD.
Once selected, Mode: Recently
saved displays.
Saving HDD favorites
During HDD playback, to save the
current song playing to a category
preset:
1. Press the FAV button until the
FAV playlist category displays.
2. Press and hold a preset button on
the bottom of the screen until the
Saved as favourite message
displays.
To save an entire Artist, Album, or
Genre to a FAV category preset:
1. Press the FAV button until the
correct FAV category appears.
2. Press and hold a preset button on
the bottom of the screen.
Playing HDD favorites
Favorites can be played two different
ways:
■ Press the FAV button until the
appropriate FAV HDD category
displays. Press a preset button at
the bottom of the FAV HDD screen.
■ Select FAV from the HDD menu.
Favourite Artist, Favourite Album,
and Favourite Genre are in the
corresponding list.
USB supported devices
The USB connector uses the
following:
■ USB 2.0.
■ USB flash sticks or pen drives.
■ Portable USB hard drives. Special
care needs to be taken related to
the power source of these devices
(USB bus powered vs. external
power).
■ Portable media adapters that
support SD Flash, Compact Flash,
or SD Micro.
Depending on the USB mass storage
device, some devices might not be
recognized.
Music can be played directly from the
USB device and controlled through
MP3 control functions and menu.
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Playing from a USB
A USB mass storage device can be
connected to the USB port to copy
compressed audio files onto the hard
drive. Content can also be played
directly from the USB device.
The USB port is in the floor console.
The USB icon displays when the USB
device is connected.
To play a USB device:
■ Connect the USB and it begins to
play.
■ Press HDD/DVD/AUX, then press
the USB screen button.
While the USB source is active, use
the following to operate USB function:
r (Play/Pause): Press to start,
pause, or resume play of the current
media source.
SEEK [:
1. Press to seek to the next track.
2. Press and hold to advance quickly
through playback. Release the
button to return to playing speed.
Elapsed time displays.
] SEEK:
1. Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track. If the
track has been playing for less
than five seconds, the previous
track plays. If longer than
five seconds, the current track
restarts.
2. Press and hold this button to
reverse quickly through playback.
3. Release the button to return to
playing speed. Elapsed time
displays.
TUNE/MENU:
1. Turn to the right or left to display
the track list.
2. Turn it again to cycle through the
list.
3. Press the TUNE/MENU knob to
select the track. The system plays
the selected track and returns to
the USB screen.
USB menu
Press the USB menu screen button or
press the TUNE/MENU knob while on
the USB Audio screen to display the
USB menu.
Select any of the following buttons on
the USB menu:
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Shuffle: Press to play the tracks
randomly rather than in sequence.
Select again to stop this function.
Folders/Playlists: Select to view the
playlists stored on the USB. Select
a folder/playlist to view a list of all
songs in the folder/playlist. Select
a song from the list. Once selected,
Mode: Folder/Playlist displays.
Track list: Press to view a list of songs
and what track the songs are stored
on.
Artists: Press to view the artists
stored on the USB. Select an artist to
view a list of all songs by the artist.
Select a song from the list. Once
selected, Mode: Artist displays.
Albums: Press to view the albums
stored on the USB. Select an album
to view a list of all songs on the album.
Select a song from the list. Once
selected, Mode: Album displays.
All songs: Press to view a list of all
songs stored on the USB. Select
a song from the list. Once selected,
Mode: All songs displays.
Genres: Press to view the genres
stored on the USB. Select a genre to
view a list of all songs of that genre.
Select a song from the list. Once
selected, Mode: Genre displays.
Eject USB: Press when the USB is to
be removed. If the USB is
disconnected without selecting Eject
USB, the files could become
corrupted.
Playing from an iPod
®
This feature supports the following
iPod models:
■ iPod touch (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th
generation)
■ iPod classic
■ iPod with video
■ iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
and 6th generation)
■ iPhone 4
■ iPhone 3GS
■ iPhone 3G
■ iPhone
For proper operation, make sure the
iPod has the latest firmware from
Apple
®
. iPod firmware can be
updated using the latest iTunes
®
application.
For more information, visit
www.apple.com/itunes.
Recording from the iPod to the HDD
is not supported. Media must be
recorded using a USB mass storage
device.
To connect and control an iPod,
connect one end of the standard iPod
USB cable to the iPod's dock
connector. Connect the other end to
the USB port in the centre console.
iPod music information displays on
the radio’s display and begins playing
through the vehicle's audio system.
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The iPod battery recharges
automatically while the ignition is on.
When the ignition is turned off while
an iPod is connected using the iPod
USB cable, the iPod battery stops
charging and the iPod automatically
turns off.
If the iPod is an unsupported model,
it can still be listened to in the vehicle
by connecting to the auxiliary input
jack using a standard 1/8 in stereo
cable. See Auxiliary devices 3 45
for more information.
iPod menu
Press any of the following buttons on
the iPod menu to display the
corresponding screen:
Shuffle:
1. Press to play the tracks randomly
rather than in sequence.
2. Press the button again to stop this
function.
Playlists:
1. Press to view the playlists stored
on the iPod.
2. Select a playlist name to view a list
of all songs in the playlist.
3. Select the desired song from the
list. Once a song has been
selected, Mode: Playlist appears
on the iPod main screen.
Artists:
1. Press to view the artists stored on
the iPod.
2. Select an artist name to view a list
of all songs by the artist.
3. Select the desired song from the
list. Once a song has been
selected, Mode: Artist appears on
the iPod main screen.
Albums:
1. Press to view the albums stored
on the iPod.
2. Select an album name to view
a list of all songs on the album.
3. Select the desired song from the
list. Once a song has been
selected, Mode: Album appears
on the iPod main screen.
All songs:
1. Press to view a list of all songs
stored on the iPod.
2. Select the desired song from the
list. Once a song has been
selected, Mode: All songs
appears on the iPod main screen.
Genres:
1. Press to view the genres stored
on the iPod.
2. Select a genre name to view a list
of all songs of that genre.
3. Select the desired song from the
list. Once a song has been
selected, Mode: Genre appears
on the iPod main screen.
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Composers:
1. Press to view the composers
stored on the iPod.
2. Select a composer name to view
a list of all songs by that
composer.
3. Select the desired song from the
list. Once a song has been
selected, Mode: Composer
appears on the iPod main screen.
Podcasts appear with the general
music. They do not have their own
category. Like the other music files,
they are searchable by title, artist, and
album.
Eject iPod Press to remove the iPod.
If the iPod is disconnected without
selecting this button, the files on the
iPod could be corrupted.
Auxiliary devices
This vehicle has an auxiliary input
jack in the floor console. Possible
auxiliary audio sources include:
■ Laptop computer
■ MP3 player
■ Tape player
This jack is not an audio output. Do
not plug headphones into the
auxiliary input jack. Set up any
auxiliary devices with the vehicle in
P (Park).
Connect a 1/8 in cable from the
auxiliary device to the auxiliary input
jack. When a device is connected, the
system automatically begins playing
audio from the device over the vehicle
speakers.
If an auxiliary device has already
been connected, but a different
source is currently active, press the
screen button for Now Playing on the
home page, then press Source
repeatedly to cycle through all of the
available audio source screens, until
the AUX source screen is selected.
Playing from a USB
A USB mass storage device or
Microsoft Transfer Protocal (MTP)
device can be connected to the USB
port.
The USB port is in the centre console.
The USB icon displays when the USB
device is connected.
USB MP3 player and USB drives
■ The USB MP3 players and USB
drives connected must comply with
the USB Mass Storage Class
specification (USB MSC).
■ Only USB MP3 players and USB
drives with a sector size or 512
bytes and a cluster size smaller or
equal to 32 kbytes in the FAT32 file
system are supported.
■ Hard disk drives are not supported.
■ The following restrictions apply for
the data stored on a USB MP3
player or USB device:
◆ Maximum folder structure depth:
11 levels.
◆ Maximum number of MP3/ WMA
files that can be displayed: 1,000.
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■ WMA with Digital Rights
Management (DRM) from online
music shops cannot be played.
WMA files can only be played back
safely if they were created with
Windows Media Player version 8 or
later.
◆ Applicable playlist extensions
are: .m3u, .pls.
◆ Playlist entries must be in the
form of relative paths.
◆ The system attribute for folders/
files that contain audio data must
not be set.
To play a USB device, do one of the
following:
■ Connect the USB and it begins to
play.
■ Press the Now Playing screen
button on the Home page, then
press the SOURCE button on the
faceplate repeatedly to cycle
through all of the available audio
source screens, until the USB
source screen is selected.
While the USB source is active, use
the following to operate USB function:
r (Play/Pause): Press to start,
pause, or resume play of the current
media source.
] SEEK (Seek Down):
1. Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track. If the
track has been playing for less
than five seconds, the previous
track plays. If playing longer than
five seconds, the current track
restarts.
2. Press and hold to reverse quickly
through playback.
3. Release to return to playing
speed. Elapsed time displays.
SEEK [ (Seek Up):
1. Press to seek to the next track.
2. Press and hold to advance quickly
through playback. Release to
return to playing speed. Elapsed
time displays.
USB menu
Press any of the following buttons on
the USB menu:
Shuffle: Press to play the tracks
randomly. Press again to stop shuffle.
Playlists: Press to view the playlists
stored on the USB. Select a playlist to
view the list of all songs in that playlist.
There might be a delay before the list
displays. Select a song from the list to
begin playback.
Artists: Press to view the list of artists
stored on the USB. Select an artist
name to view a list of all albums by the
artist. There might be a delay before
the list displays. To select a song,
touch All songs then select a song or
touch an album then select a song
from the list to begin playback.
Albums: Press to view the albums on
the USB. Select the album to view
a list of all songs on the album. There
might be a delay before the list
displays. Select a song from the list to
begin playback.
Song titles: Press to display a list of
all songs on the USB. Songs are
displayed as stored on the disc. There
might be a delay before the list
displays. To begin playback, select
a song from the list.
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Genres: Press to view the genres on
the USB. Select a genre to view a list
of all songs of that genre. Select
a song from the list to begin playback.
Folders/Playlists: Press to open
a folder list to access the files within
the folder structure.
File system and naming
The song titles, artists, albums, and
genres are taken from the file's ID3
tag and are only displayed if present
in the tag. If a song title is not present
in the ID3 tag, the radio displays the
file name as the track name.
Playing from an iPod
®
This feature supports the following
iPod models:
■ iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th
generation)
■ iPod with video (5.0 and 5.5
generation). Video is not shown;
only audio is supported.
■ iPod classic (6th generation)
■ iPod touch (1st and 2nd
generation)
There may be problems with
operation and function in the following
situations:
■ When connecting an iPod on which
a more recent version of the
firmware is installed than is
supported by the infotainment
system.
■ When connecting an iPod on which
firmware from other providers is
installed.
To connect and control an iPod,
connect one end of the standard iPod
USB cable to the iPod's dock
connector. Connect the other end to
the USB port in the centre console.
iPod music information displays on
the radio's display and begins playing
through the vehicle's audio system.
The iPod battery recharges
automatically while the vehicle is on.
When the vehicle is off while an iPod
is connected using the iPod USB
cable, the iPod battery stops charging
and the iPod automatically turns off.
If the iPod is an unsupported model,
it can still be listened to in the vehicle
by connecting to the auxiliary input
jack using a standard 3.5mm (1/8 in)
stereo cable.
iPod menu
Shuffle: Press to play the tracks
randomly. Press again to stop shuffle.
Press any of the following buttons on
the iPod menu:
Playlists:
1. Press to view the playlists stored
on the iPod.
2. Select a playlist name to view a list
of all songs in the playlist.
3. Select the desired song from the
list to begin playback.
Artists:
1. Press to view the artists stored on
the iPod.
2. Select an artist name to view a list
of all songs by the artist.
3. Select the desired song from the
list to begin playback.
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Albums:
1. Press to view the albums stored
on the iPod.
2. Select an album name to view
a list of all songs on the album or
select All songs to view all songs
by the artist.
3. Select the desired song from the
list to begin playback.
Song titles:
1. Press to view a list of all songs
stored on the iPod.
2. Select the desired song from the
list to begin playback.
Genres:
1. Press to view the genres stored
on the iPod.
2. Select a genre name to view a list
of artists of that genre.
3. Select an artist to view albums or
All songs to view all songs of that
genre.
4. Select album to view songs.
5. Select the desired song from the
list to begin playback.
Podcasts:
1. Press to view the podcasts stored
on the iPod.
2. Select a podcast name to play the
desired podcast.
Composers:
1. Press to view the composers
stored on the iPod.
2. Select a composer name to view
a list of all songs by that
composer.
3. Select the desired song from the
list to begin playback.
Audio book:
1. Press to view the audio books
stored on the iPod.
2. Select an audio book name to
view a list of all audio books.
3. Select the desired audio book
from the list to begin playback.
Playing from an iPhone
®
This feature supports the following
iPhone model:
■ iPhone (3G – 3GS)
To use the iPhone, follow the same
instructions as stated earlier for using
an iPod.
Navigation 49
Navigation
Usage .......................................... 49
Maps ............................................ 53
Symbols overview ........................ 57
Destination ................................... 61
Configure menu ........................... 70
Global Positioning System ........... 71
Vehicle positioning ....................... 72
Problems with route guidance ..... 73
Service of the navigation
system ......................................... 73
Obtaining navigation CDs/
DVDs ........................................... 73
Database coverage
explanations ................................. 74
Usage
Use the buttons on the navigation
system and the available screen
buttons on the navigation screen to
operate the system. See Control
elements overview 3 12.
Various functions are disabled when
the vehicle is moving.
Infotainment control buttons
The buttons on the faceplate are used
to start primary functions while using
the infotainment system. See Control
elements overview 3 12. These
buttons are:
RADIO BAND: Press to select AM,
FM, or DAB.
HDD/DVD/AUX (Source): Change to
the hard drive, CD, DVD, USB, or
AUX by pressing the HDD/DVD/AUX
button until the desired source is
selected.
The audio sources can also be
changed by using the steering wheel
controls. See steering wheel controls
3 12 for more information.
FAV (Favorites): Press to display the
current page number above the
preset buttons. The stored stations
for each list display on the preset
buttons at the bottom of the touch
screen. The number of preset FAV
lists can be changed.
TUNE/MENU: Turn to highlight
a feature. Press to activate the
highlighted feature.
9 BACK: Press to return to the
previous screen in a menu. The 9
BACK button does not work in
primary screens, such as the map,
audio, leaf or climate screens.
TONE: Press to open the tone menu
for sound adjustment.
CONFIG (Configure): Press to adjust
features for radio, navigation, display,
phone, vehicle, and time. See
Configure menu 3 70 for more
information.
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SEEK [:
1. Press to seek to the next track or
chapter.
2. Press and hold to advance quickly
through playback.
3. Release the button to return to
playing speed. Elapsed time
displays.
] SEEK
1. Press to seek to the beginning of
the current or previous track or
chapter. If the track or chapter has
been playing for less than
five seconds, the previous track or
chapter plays. If playing longer
than five seconds, the current
track or chapter restarts.
2. Press and hold to reverse quickly
through playback. Release the
button to return to playing speed.
Elapsed time displays.
: (Phone): See Bluetooth 3 81
for more information.
r (Play/Pause): Press to start,
pause, or resume play of the current
media source.
TP (Traffic Program): Press to
receive radio traffic service stations
that broadcast traffic news.
o REC (Record): Press to record from
a CD player or a mass media storage
device connected by a USB
connector.
DEL (Delete): Press to delete
information from the hard drive.
VOL/m (Volume/Power): Press to
turn the system on and off. Turn this
knob to adjust the volume for the
audio, voice guidance, and voice
recognition voice prompts.
DEST (Destination): Press to plan
a route through the Enter destination
menu. If route guidance is active,
press to access the Route menu. See
Destination 3 61 for more
information.
NAV (Navigation): Press to view the
vehicle's current position on the map
screen. Continue pressing to cycle
through the full map and split screen.
Map view displays the screen in full
view; Split Screen displays both map
and audio information.
INFO (Information): Press for climate
control displays, if equipped.
RPT (Navigation repeat): Press to
repeat the last voice guidance
prompt.
AS1–2 (Autostore): The stations that
can be received best in an AM or FM
band can be searched for and stored
automatically through the autostore
function. Each band has two
autostore lists (AS1, AS2), in each of
which six stations can be stored. To
update a station list, press and hold
the AS1–2 button for more than two
seconds. To update the station list,
press and hold the AS1–2 button for
more than two seconds.
R (CD/DVD eject): Press to eject
a CD or DVD.
Touch screen buttons
Touch screen buttons are on the
screen and are highlighted when
a feature is available. Some screen
buttons highlight when active and
grey out when inactive.
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Alpha-numeric keyboard
Letters of the alphabet, symbols,
punctuation, and numbers, when
available, display on the navigation
screen as an alpha or numeric
keyboard. The alpha keyboard
displays when data needs to be
entered.
All characters are touch screen
buttons. Touch to select.
À-Ý (Accent alphabet): To select
letters with accent symbols.
A-Z (Alphabet): To select letters from
the alphabet.
Symbols: To select symbols.
T (Space): To enter a space
between characters or the words of
a name.
k (Backspace): To delete an
incorrect character that has been
selected.
To make name selection easier, the
system highlights only characters that
are available after the previously
entered one.
If a name does not display after entry,
try entering it differently. The map
database may not contain all
information.
Navigation settings
The Config Menu screen accesses
the navigation system settings.
To access:
1. Press the CONFIG button to
display the Config Menu.
2. Turn the TUNE/MENU knob to
scroll through the available setup
features. Press the TUNE/MENU
knob or press the Nav screen
button to display other options
within that feature.
3. Select the navigation setting to
change.
Voice prompt
This menu allows changes to the
voice features.
If the volume is changed to the lowest
level, it will default to a minimum value
so the voice recognition beep can still
be heard.
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The touch screen buttons available
are:
Voice volume: Adjust the voice
volume for guidance and voice
recognition prompts by pressing the
− or + buttons or by turning the VOL/
m knob on the infotainment system.
Press the Volume test button to
preview the selected sound level.
Voice route guidance: Press to
enable or disable voice route
guidance. A checkmark indicates on.
Voice recognition feedback: Press to
turn the voice recognition feedback
on or off. A checkmark indicates on.
TMC voice message: Press to enable
or disable TMC voice message. If the
voice prompts are on and an Alert for
approaching traffic events displays,
the related voice prompt is provided.
A checkmark indicates on.
Route criteria
Press the Route criteria screen button
to change route options when a route
is calculated.
Avoid Motorway: Motorways are
avoided.
Avoid toll road: Toll roads are
avoided.
Avoid ferry: Ferries are avoided.
Avoid time and seasonal restricted
roads: Time restricted and seasonal
roads are avoided.
Avoid tunnels: Tunnels are avoided.
TMC options
TMC: Press to enable or disable
traffic guidance.
Show TMC icons: Press to display
and enable or disable icon
preferences during traffic events.
Dynamic guidance: Press to enable
or disable guidance that is actively
changing or developing.
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Alert for approaching traffic events:
Press to enable or disable alerts for
approaching traffic events.
TMC station: Press to display TMC
stations that allow for automatic or
manual searches of TMC stations.
Press Auto to enable or disable the
automatic search. Press Manual to
manually search and select stations
that receive traffic broadcasts.
Tracking
Press the Tracking screen button to
turn on, off, or delete the recording
and displaying of the travelled path.
Display tracking points: When active,
the travelled path displays.
Record tracking points: When active,
the travelled path is recorded.
Delete tracking points: The recorded
path is deleted.
Map data information
Displays map database version
information.
Press the Coverage button to view
the major metropolitan coverage
area.
Fuel Level Low
When selected, a popup screen
displays petrol station icons on the
map or lists the five nearest petrol
stations.
Off-Road mode
When selected, the off-road feature is
on. When the off-road mode is turned
on, the navigation system will show
the path being travelled by the vehicle
when not on a marked road.
Show 3D landmark
When selected, 3-D landmarks
display on the map screen.
Maps
This section includes basic
information about the map database.
Map coverage
The navigation maps are stored on
the hard drive.
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For more information on map
coverage, see Database coverage
explanations 3 74.
Map disc copyright information
© 2011 DENSO CORPORATION
© 1993-2011 NAVTEQ
© Bundesamt für Eich-und
Vermessungswesen
Source: Géoroute
®
IGN France & BD
Carto® IGN France
Die Grundlagendaten wurden mit
Genehmigung der zuständigen
Behörden entnommen.
© Based upon Crown Copyright
material
La Banca Dati Italiana è stata
prodotta usando quale riferimento
anche cartografia numerica ed al
tratto prodotta e fornita dalla Regione
Toscana.
Copyright © 2000; Norwegian
Mapping Authority
Source: IgeoE — Portugal
Información geográfica propiedad del
CNIG
Based upon electronic data
© National Land Survey Sweden
Topografische Grundlage:
© Bundesamt für Landestopographie
All rights reserved.
Preparation for map update
IMPORTANT
The map update DVDs included in
this package can only be used for
your particular navigation system. Do
not use these discs to update any
other navigation system.
Pictures shown in the package may
appear slightly different than what
you see on the navigation system.
Please follow the step-by-step
instructions in this manual to update
your map data.
CAUTIONS
Do not manually eject the DVD before
the map update is finished. If you
eject the disc prior to completion, you
may need to restart the map data
update from the first step.
NOTES
A map update key is needed to
update the map data. Please refer to
the documentation sent with this map
DVD package.
During the update, you cannot use
functions such as HDD Audio, USB/
iPod
®
Audio, Navigation, Timeshift of
AM/FM, and voice recognition. If the
engine is turned off during the update
process, the update will resume from
the last position once the vehicle is
turned back on.
Updating map data
1. Turn the vehicle engine on.
2. Wait until the opening animation is
complete.
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3. Insert Disc 1 in the disc slot. The
“Checking new map data...”
message will display.
4. After about 30 seconds to
3 minutes, you will be asked if you
want to start the map update.
Press the Yes screen button.
5. Enter the map update key and
press the Ok screen button.
6. The Starting Update screen will
display.
7. The display will transition to
a screen showing Map update in
progress .... The update will take
about 80 minutes.
8. After Disc 1 update completes,
the disc will automatically eject.
Please remove it quickly.
9. Insert Disc 2 in the disc slot.
10. After about 30 seconds to
3 minutes, the display will change
to show Map update in
progress ....
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11. After Disc 2 update completes,
the disc will automatically eject.
Please remove it quickly.
12. The Map update completed
screen will display. Press the Ok
screen button to reboot the
system and enable the new map
data.
13. Confirm that the opening
animation is displayed.
Handling the DVD map disc
■ Handle the disc very carefully to
avoid contamination or flaws.
Signals might not read out properly.
■ Use a soft cloth if the disc gets
soiled and gently wipe it from the
centre of the disc to the outside. Do
not use cleaners or solvents.
■ Do not use the disc to rest on while
writing or drawing using any writing
utensil or attach a seal to any of the
sides or the disc.
■ Do not keep the disc in direct
sunlight, high temperatures, or
humidity.
■ Place the disc back into the original
case after use.
Map adjustments
The scale of view on the map can be
adjusted.
Map scales
There are two methods to change the
map scale:
1. Turn the MENU/SELECT knob
clockwise or counterclockwise to
zoom out or in.
2. Press the Map scale button which
is located on the bottom left-hand
corner of the map screen to
change the zoom level.
The map scale bar times out if the
zoom level is not changed within
a few seconds.
The scale ranges from 150 ft to
250 miles. To change from English to
metric, see “Driver Information Centre
(DIC)” in the Index of the vehicle
owner manual.
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Scroll features
■ To scroll within the map, press
anywhere on the map screen and
the scroll symbol displays.
■ Tap the map to centre that location
on the screen.
■ Hold a finger in any direction
outside of the scroll symbol and the
map will continue to scroll in that
direction until the finger is removed.
■ Scroll speed increases when
pressing closer to the edge of the
screen.
■ Press NAV to exit map scrolling and
return to the current vehicle
location on the map.
■ While scrolling the map, this symbol
can display the distance to the
crosshair area.
For example, this shows that the map
has been scrolled, 0.1 mi away from
current vehicle position.
Symbols overview
Navigation symbols
Following are the most common
symbols that appear on a map
screen.
The vehicle symbol indicates the
current position and heading direction
of the vehicle on the map.
The destination symbol marks the
final destination after a route has
been planned.
The waypoint symbol marks a set
waypoint and is numbered depending
on how many have been set.
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A waypoint is a stopover destination
point added to the planned route.
If waypoints have been added to the
current route, each waypoint
destination displays estimated time
and distance to the destination.
This symbol indicates that the map
view is North up: North up displays
North at the top of the map screen
regardless of the direction the vehicle
is travelling. Select this symbol to
change the view to Heading up or
3-D.
This symbol indicates that the map
view is heading up.
Heading-up view displays the
direction the vehicle is travelling at the
top of the map screen. The shaded
triangle indicates North.
Press this screen symbol to change to
3‐D mode.
The 3-D symbol is the same as the
Heading-up symbol, but the map is in
3-D.
The No GPS symbol appears when
there is no Global Positioning System
(GPS) satellite signal.
The upper symbol indicates the
information can be displayed on the
right side of the map. The lower
symbol indicates the information can
be hidden to show a full screen map
view.
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This symbol indicates that a menu is
available and displays on the left side
of the screen. Press this symbol or the
TUNE/MENU knob to access the
screen menu.
Driving on a route
While driving on a route, the next
maneuver the map screen displays is
either as an urgent maneuver or
a non-urgent maneuver.
Urgent maneuver
An urgent maneuver is displayed
when the next maneuver is less than
or equal to 0.5 mi away on
a residential road or is less than or
equal to 1 mi away on highway.
Driving on a Highway
Driving on a residential road
Non-urgent maneuver
A non-urgent maneuver is when your
distance to the next maneuver is
greater than 0.5 mi when driving on
a residential road or is greater than
1 mi when driving on a highway. This
is indicated by a small arrow in the top
right corner of the screen.
Map screen options
While on route, several options are
available while viewing the map
screen. To access this menu:
Press the TUNE/MENU knob to
display the menu on the left side.
See Navigation symbols 3 57 to learn
how to change the map view to North
up, Heading up, or 3-D view.
When this symbol is selected, the
distance and time remaining from the
current vehicle position to the first
waypoint displays.
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This menu displays if the symbol and
waypoints are entered. Select the
main map view to display the distance
and time remaining from the current
vehicle position to any of the set
waypoints or final destination.
Save: Press to save a specific
location to the address book.
Show POI: Press to view POI
information nearby and on route.
There are several preset options on
the bottom of the screen.
Edit: Press to display a list of POI
icons.
1. Select the POI icon to edit. The
POI icon is replaced by another
icon selected from the next menu.
2. Select the new POI icon.
3. The new icon is on the Show POIs
on map menu.
List: Displays all available POIs.
Clear: Clears all selected POIs.
Nearby: Displays up to 200 of the
selected POIs within 20 mi of the
current vehicle position. The POIs
can be sorted by distance, icon, or
type.
Hide: Press to hide the POIs from
view on the map. To display, go to the
Map menu, press the Show POIs on
map menu, and press the Show
option. See “Map screen options”
earlier for more information on
showing the POIs.
Press this button to change the full
map screen to the half map screen
and half exit information.
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Traffic: Press to provide nearby traffic
information and traffic events on the
planned route.
Whole route: Press to choose options
for the entire route.
Cancel guidance: Press to cancel
guidance of the current route.
Destination
While destination is not set, press the
DEST button to access the Enter
destination screen. Several options
can be selected to plan a route by
entering destinations.
Address entry
Set a route by entering the country
name, city name, street name, and
house number.
Country: Enter a country name.
City: Enter a city name.
Street Name: Enter a street name.
House number: Enter a valid address
number.
Crossroad: Enter a street name that
intersects with the selected street.
A checkmark displays on the right
side when the field has been selected
and the destination can be entered.
After an entry step is completed, the
checkmark moves to the next item.
Entering the city name first:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. If necessary, enter the country
name. The last country is
automatically recalled.
3. Enter the city name. The city field
is automatically selected.
4. Enter the street name. This field is
automatically selected. Do not
enter directional information or
street type. Use the space T
screen button between street and
city names. Use the backspace
_ screen button to delete an
incorrectly entered character.
A list displays if four or fewer
names are available. If there are
more than four, there is a match
counter with a number of available
streets. Press the List screen
button to view the list and select
the street.
5. Enter the house number. This
field is automatically selected.
6. Press the Ok screen button. The
address information screen
displays the address entered.
7. Press Start located on the
confirmation screen if the
information is correct. The route is
calculated.
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8. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. The chosen
route preference highlights. See
“Entering an address and point of
interest, and storing preset
destinations” under Overview 3 2
for more information.
9. Press the Start screen button and
the route is calculated.
Entering the street name first:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. If necessary, enter the country
name. The country name is
automatically recalled.
3. Select the street name field. Enter
the street name. Do not enter
directional information or street
type. Use the space button
between street and city names.
Use the backspace k screen
button to delete an incorrect
character.
A list displays if four or fewer
names are available. If there are
more than four, there is a match
counter with a number of available
streets. Press the List screen
button to view the list and select
the street.
4. Select the city from the list or enter
the city name.
5. Enter the house number. This
field is automatically selected.
6. Press the Ok screen button.
7. Press Start located on the
confirmation screen if the
information is correct. The route is
calculated.
8. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. The chosen
route preference highlights. See
“Entering an address and point of
interest, and storing preset
destinations” under Overview 3 2
for more information.
9. Press the Start screen button and
the route is calculated.
Points of Interest
The POI destination entry allows
selection of a destination by providing
the POI name or a city name, or
selecting from the POI list.
Entering by POI name/phone
number:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Select Points of Interest.
3. Enter the name or select by phone
number.
A list displays if four or fewer
names are available. If there are
more than four, there is a match
counter with a number of available
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POI names. Press the List screen
button to view the list.
4. Select the POI name from the list.
5. Press Start located on the
confirmation screen if the
information is correct.
6. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy.
7. Press the Start screen button and
start the route.
Entering a POI by city name:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Select Points of Interest.
3. Press the Browse screen button.
4. Press the Change city screen
button.
5. Enter the new state and city.
6. Select a category, then a sub-
category.
The available POI names will
display.
7. Select the POI name.
8. If the POI is correct, Press the
Start screen button. The route is
calculated.
9. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy.
10. Press the Start screen button and
start the route.
Selecting from a POI category
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Select Points of Interest.
3. Press the Browse screen button.
4. Select a category, then a sub-
category.
The available POI names display.
5. Select the POI name.
6. If the POI is correct, press the
Start screen button. The route is
calculated.
7. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy.
8. Press the Start screen button and
start the route.
Last destinations
Select a destination from a list of
previous destinations. Up to 15 points
that have been previously entered
can be recalled. If the list is full, the
oldest destinations are automatically
deleted once the newest destinations
are added.
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press Last destinations. A list
displays the previous
destinations.
3. Select the destination.
4. Press Start located on the
confirmation screen if the
information is correct. The route is
calculated.
5. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. See
“Entering an address and point of
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interest, and storing preset
destinations” under Overview 3 2
for more information.
6. Press the Start screen button and
start the route.
Address book
Choose a destination by selecting an
address that has been stored in the
address book.
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press Address book. A list
displays the address book entries.
3. Select the destination from the
list.
4. Press Start on the confirmation
screen if the information is
correct. The route calculates.
5. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. See
“Entering an address and point of
interest, and storing preset
destinations” under Overview 3 2
for more information.
6. Press the Start screen button and
start the route.
Pick from map
Select a destination by scrolling on
the map.
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Pick from map screen
button. A map screen with a scroll
symbol displays.
3. Press the Zoom in/out arrows
displayed on the screen and press
the map to locate the destination
to select. Press and hold a finger
on the map to activate fast
scrolling.
4. Press Start on the confirmation
screen if the information is
correct. The route calculates.
5. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. See
“Entering an address and point of
interest, and storing preset
destinations” under Overview 3 2
for more information.
6. Press the Start screen button and
start the route.
Latitude/Longitude coordinates
Choose a destination based on
latitude and longitudinal coordinates.
Enter in the location as coordinates,
latitude and longitude.
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Latitude/Longitude
screen button.
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3. Enter the coordinates for the
destination in degrees, minutes,
and seconds.
4. Press Start on the confirmation
screen if the information is
correct. The route calculates.
5. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. See
“Entering an address and point of
interest, and storing preset
destinations” under Overview 3 2
for more information.
6. Press the Start screen button and
start the route.
Preset Destination
Set a destination by selecting from
one of six previously stored
destinations. If a destination is not set
for one of the screen buttons, the
button dims and is not available to
use. See “Entering an address and
point of interest, and storing preset
destinations” under Overview 3 2 for
more information.
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Select one of the available screen
buttons for Preset Destination.
The screen buttons were stored
with the name selected. The route
is calculated.
3. Select the route preference for
Fast, Short, or Easy. See
“Entering an address and point of
interest, and storing preset
destinations” under Overview 3 2
for more information.
4. Press the Start screen button and
start the route.
Getting started on the route
Several functions can be performed
after a destination has been entered.
Press the DEST button to access the
Route options screen.
Cancel guidance
From the Route options screen, press
Cancel guidance to cancel the current
route. Press Yes on the confirmation
screen to cancel or No to continue the
guidance.
Voice Prompt
Select Voice volume to change the
volume of voice prompts and voice
recognition.
Select the Voice route guidance,
Voice route guidance, or TMC voice
message screen buttons to turn voice
prompts on or off for each category.
See “Navigation settings” under
Usage 3 49 for more information.
Detour
While on the surface streets, select
a detour around the current route,
select the Route screen, then select
to detour 1, 5, or 10 mi. While on the
highway, select to detour 5, 15, or
25 mi. Select Whole route to detour
the entire route. This is only available
while driving on a route.
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Turn list
To view the list of maneuvers for the
entire route, select Turn list from the
Route options screen.
Waypoints
Up to three waypoints can be added
to the current route, between the start
point and final destination. The
waypoints can be edited or deleted.
To add a waypoint:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Add waypoint screen
button. This button is only
available if the route has been
calculated.
3. Enter the waypoint by any of the
add destination methods. See
Destination 3 61 for more
information. The system
calculates and highlights the route
and the route can be started.
4. To add more waypoints, press the
DEST button. Press the Add
waypoint screen button to add the
waypoint in the order desired on
the route. The system calculates
and highlights the route and the
route can be started.
To delete a waypoint:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Delete waypoint screen
button.
3. Select the waypoint to be deleted
by touching the screen.
4. A confirmation message displays.
Press the Yes screen button to
delete the waypoint; press No to
cancel this operation. The system
calculates and highlights the route
and the route can be started.
Route preview
Preview the entire route in either
direction.
U V (Reverse or forward skip):
■ Press the reverse skip arrow to go
to the start point.
■ Press the forward skip arrow to go
to the final destination.
YZ (Fast reverse or forward scroll):
■ Press the fast reverse scroll arrow
to go to the start point.
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■ Press the fast forward scroll arrow
to go to the final destination. These
buttons display once the reverse/
forward scroll button has been
selected.
<> (Reverse or forward scroll):
■ Press the reverse scroll arrow to go
to the start point.
■ Press the forward scroll arrow to go
to the final destination.
/ (Pause): Pauses the route preview,
while in reverse, fast reverse,
forward, or fast forward scroll.
Suspend route guidance/
Suspend route guidance
Press the Suspend route guidance/
Suspend route guidance screen
button to suspend or resume
guidance on the current route.
Previous destinations —
deleting
To delete all previous destinations
from the system:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Last destinations
screen button.
3. Press the Clear all screen button.
4. Press Ok to Clear all last
destinations?, or press the
Cancel screen button to cancel
this operation.
Address book
Options for saving to the Address
book:
■ Scrolling on Map or Pick from map
in the Dest Menu: Scroll to the
location. Press the TUNE/MENU
knob on the faceplate. A menu
displays on the left side of the
screen. Press the Save screen
button and the location is saved.
■ Enter address: Enter a destination
through the Enter address menu.
Press the Start screen button. The
Save screen button displays at the
bottom of the screen. Press the
Save screen button to save this
location to the address book.
■ POI Menu: Select a POI. Press
Save located at the bottom of the
information page display.
■ Last destinations: From the Last
destinations menu, select the
destination to save. Press Save
located at the bottom of the
information page.
To change the map icon of an
address book entry:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Address book screen
button. A list displays the address
book entries.
3. Select the address book entry to
be changed.
4. Press Edit located on the bottom
of the screen.
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5. Press Change icon.
6. Select an icon from the list.
7. Press the Ok screen button to
save changes.
To edit the name of an address book:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Address book screen
button. A list displays the address
book entries.
3. Select the address book entry to
be changed.
4. Press Edit located on the bottom
of the screen.
5. Press the Change name option.
6. Use the alpha keyboard to enter
the name.
7. Press the Ok screen button to
save the changes.
To add or change the phone number
of an address book entry:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Address book screen
button. A list of address book
entries displays.
3. Select the address book entry to
be changed.
4. Press Edit located on the bottom
of the screen.
5. Press the Change phone number
option.
6. Use the numeric keyboard to
enter or change the phone
number.
7. Press the Ok screen button to
save changes.
To add a voice tag to an address book
entry:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Address book screen
button. A list displays the address
book entries.
3. Select the address book entry to
be changed.
4. Press Edit located on the bottom
of the screen.
5. Press the Add Voice-Tag screen
button.
6. Speak the name after the beep
and within four seconds. The
name is repeated back.
To delete an address book entry:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Address book screen
button. A list displays the address
book entries.
3. Select the address book entry to
be deleted.
4. Press the Delete Entry screen
button. A confirmation message
displays.
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To add a preset destination from the
address book:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Address book screen
button.
3. Select the address book entry to
add as a preset. The Address
info screen displays.
4. Press Edit located on the bottom
of the screen.
5. Press and hold one of the six
screen buttons at the bottom of
the screen until the text within the
button changes.
6. The name appears in that preset
destination screen button and can
be selected from the Enter
destination screen button.
Favorite route
1. After the route has been planned,
press the NAV button until the full
map screen is shown.
2. Press the TUNE/MENU knob.
A menu displays.
3. Scroll down and selecte Whole
route. The whole route map
screen displays.
4. Press the Add Route screen
button. The route is stored as
a favorite.
To change the route name, add
a voice tag, or delete a favorite route:
1. Press the DEST button.
2. Press the Favourite route screen
button.
3. Select the route.
4. Press Edit located on the bottom
of the screen.
5. Select from: Change route name,
Add Voice-Tag, or Delete
Favourite route.
To change the route name:
1. Select Change route name.
2. Using the keypad, enter the
name.
3. Select the Favourite route entry to
be edited.
4. Press the Ok screen button. The
new name will be in the Favourite
route menu.
To add a voice tag:
1. Press the Add Voice-Tag screen
button.
2. Speak the name after the beep
within four seconds. The name is
repeated back.
To delete a favorite route:
1. Press Delete Favourite route. The
confirmation screen displays.
2. Press the Yes screen button to
delete the route and No to cancel
from deleting the route.
Menu screen button
Various navigation system settings
are available through the Menu
screen button. Some options are only
available after a route is planned.
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1. Press the NAV button to view the
Map screen.
2. Press the Menu screen button or
the TUNE/MENU knob on the
faceplate.
Map heading
Press to change the view to North up,
Heading up, or 3-D mode. See
Navigation symbols 3 57 for more
information.
Traffic: Press to view the Traffic
screen. See Configure menu 3 70
for more information.
Save: Press to save a location to the
address book.
Show POI: Press to display POI icons
to be shown on the map. Select from
a list of six pre-programmed POI sub-
categories. Scroll through a list of
categories, or select nearby and on
route options.
Press this screen button to minimize
the guidance window and expand the
map window.
Whole route: Press to view the entire
route from starting point to destination
on the map.
Cancel guidance: Press to stop the
current route.
Configure menu
Adjust features and preferences
through the Config Menu. The last
selected menu screen displays.
Adjust features for Sound settings,
Radio, Nav (navigation), Display, or
Time Setting.
Radio
Press the CONFIG button to enter the
Menu options. Turn the TUNE/
MENU knob to scroll through the
available menu options. Press the
TUNE/MENU knob or press Radio to
display the radio settings. Press this
feature to make changes, such as
preset pages, Speed dependent
volume, and Audio Cue Options.
Nav (navigation)
Press the CONFIG button to enter the
Menu options. Turn the TUNE/
MENU knob to scroll through the
available menu options. Press the
TUNE/MENU knob or press the Nav
screen button.
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Display
Press the CONFIG button to enter the
menu options.
Turn the TUNE/MENU knob to scroll
through the available setup features.
Press the TUNE/MENU knob or press
the Display screen button to display
the other options within that feature.
Display options
To change the overall brightness
setting for the display, use the vehicle
interior lighting display option.
These options are:
Automatic mode: The screen
background automatically adjusts
depending on exterior lighting
conditions.
Day mode: The map background
brightens.
Night mode: The map background
darkens.
Display off
Press to enable or disable the display
option. A checkmark will indicate the
option is on.
Setting the clock
To set the time:
1. Press the CONFIG button and
select Time Setting from the list.
2. Press + and – to decrease or
increase the hours and minutes
displayed on the clock.
12 hours / 24 hours format: Select the
12 hours screen button for standard
time; select the 24 hours screen
button for military time.
Day + or Day -: Press the Day + or
Day - display buttons to increase or
decrease the day.
Display: Press the Display screen
button to turn the display of the clock
on the screen on or off.
Global Positioning System
The position of the vehicle is
determined by using satellite signals,
various vehicle signals, and map
data.
At times, other interferences such as
the satellite condition, road
configuration, the condition of the
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vehicle and/or other circumstances
can interfere with the navigation
system's ability to determine the
accurate position of the vehicle.
The GPS shows the current position
of the vehicle using signals sent by
the GPS Satellites. When the vehicle
is not receiving signals from the
satellites, a symbol appears on the
map screen. See Navigation symbols
3 57.
This system might not be available or
interferences can occur if any of the
following is true:
■ Signals are obstructed by tall
buildings, trees, large trucks, or
a tunnel.
■ Satellites are being repaired or
improved.
For more information if the GPS is not
functioning properly, see Problems
with route guidance 3 73 and
Service of the navigation system
3 73.
Vehicle positioning
At times, the position of the vehicle
could be inaccurate due to one or
more of the following reasons:
■ The road system has changed.
■ The vehicle is driving on slippery
road surfaces such as in sand,
gravel, and/or snow.
■ The vehicle is travelling on winding
roads or long straight roads.
■ The vehicle is approaching a tall
building or a large vehicle.
■ The surface streets run parallel to
a freeway.
■ The vehicle has been transferred
by a vehicle carrier or a ferry.
■ The current position calibration is
set incorrectly.
■ The vehicle is travelling at high
speed.
■ The vehicle changes directions
more than once, or when the
vehicle is turning on a turn table in
a parking lot.
■ The vehicle is entering and/or
exiting a parking lot, garage, or a lot
with a roof.
■ The GPS signal is not received.
■ A roof carrier is installed on the
vehicle.
■ Tyre chains have been installed.
■ The tyres are replaced or worn.
■ The tyre pressure for the tyres is
incorrect.
■ This is the first navigation use after
the map data is updated.
■ The 12-volt battery is disconnected
for several days.
■ The vehicle is driving in heavy
traffic where driving is at low
speeds, and the vehicle is stopped
and started repeatedly.
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Problems with route
guidance
Inappropriate route guidance can
occur under one or more of the
following conditions:
■ The turn was not made on the road
indicated.
■ Route guidance might not be
available when using automatic
rerouting for the next right or left
turn.
■ The route might not be changed
when using automatic rerouting.
■ There is no route guidance when
turning at an intersection.
■ Plural names of places might be
announced occasionally.
■ It could take a long time to operate
automatic rerouting during high-
speed driving.
■ Automatic rerouting might display
a route returning to the set waypoint
if heading for a destination without
passing through a set waypoint.
■ The route prohibits the entry of
a vehicle due to a regulation by time
or season or any other regulation
which may be given.
■ Some routes might not be
searched.
■ The route to the destination might
not be shown if there are new
roads, if roads have recently
changed, or if certain roads are not
listed in the map data. See Maps
3 53 for more information.
To recalibrate the vehicle's position
on the map, park the vehicle with the
engine running for two to five minutes,
until the vehicle position updates.
Service of the navigation
system
If the navigation system needs
service and the steps listed here have
been followed but there are still
problems, see your dealer for
assistance.
Obtaining navigation CDs/
DVDs
The map data in the vehicle is the
most up-to-date information available
when the vehicle was produced. The
map data is updated periodically,
provided that the map information has
changed.
For any questions about the
operation of the navigation system or
the update process, contact your
dealership.
After receiving the updated disc, see
“Installing the DVD map disc” under
Maps 3 53.
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Database coverage
explanations
Coverage areas vary with respect to
the level of map detail available for
any given area. Some areas feature
greater levels of detail than others. If
this happens, it does not mean there
is a problem with the system. As the
map data is updated, more detail can
become available for areas which
previously had limited detail. See
Obtaining navigation CDs/DVDs
3 73 for more information.
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Voice recognition
Voice recognition ......................... 75
Voice recognition
The navigation system's voice
recognition allows for hands-free
operation of the navigation system
and the audio system features. Voice
recognition only works if the map
database is installed in the system.
If the radio is off, the only commands
would be Hands Free and help.
Navigation voice commands are not
available until the I Agree button has
been selected.
Voice recognition can be used when
the ignition is on or when retained
power off is active. See “Retained
power off” in the Index of the vehicle
owner manual for more information.
Using voice recognition
1. Press and release the 3
steering wheel button. The audio
system mutes, and a beep is
heard. A voice prompt stating,
“Please start speaking after the
Beep.” might be heard.
If there is no beep, make sure that
the voice volume setting is not
turned down. See Configure
menu 3 70 for more information.
While voice recognition is active,
the system displays a w symbol.
2. Clearly speak one of the
commands listed later in this
section.
Cancelling voice recognition
1. Press and release the 4
steering wheel control button to
cancel a command, or if the
system response does not match
the verbal command.
2. The system replies, “Voice
recognition canceled.”
Pressing any other radio or
steering wheel control, besides
the volume knob or the volume
steering wheel button cancels the
session.
3. Press and release 3 to restart
the voice recognition session.
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Helpful hints for speaking
commands
■ When multiple commands are
available, choose the command
that best works for you.
■ Words in brackets are optional. For
example, for the command “(Radio
| Radio band) (FM | F M),” saying
“Radio FM”” or “Radio Band FM”
are both valid commands.
■ Words separated by a ( / ) mean
there is a choice of using a word on
either side of the slash. For
example, for the command (CD | C
D | DVD | D V D | Disc) help, you
can say “CD (help)” or “DVD
(help)” or “Disc help.”
■ When the system recognizes the
command, the system will either
perform the function or ask to
confirm the choice by clearly saying
“YES” or “NO.”
■ When the system does not
recognize the command, the
system issues an error message
such as “Pardon” or “command not
recognized”. The system could also
say, “Voice recognition canceled.”
■ If experiencing difficulty with the
system recognizing a command,
confirm that the command is
correct. Try saying the command
clearly or wait for a brief moment
after the beep.
■ Background noise such as
a climate control fan positioned on
high, open windows, and very loud
outside noises, even if the windows
are closed, can cause voice
commands to be misunderstood.
■ This system is able to recognize
commands in different languages.
The system only recognizes
commands based on the language
selected.
■ To increase or decrease the voice
volume during a voice recognition
session, turn the volume knob of
the radio, or press the volume
steering wheel control buttons. If
the volume is adjusted during
a voice recognition session,
a Voice Volume bar appears on the
screen showing the voice volume
level as it is being adjusted. This
also changes the volume of the
guidance prompts.
Voice recognition help
To enter the help playback session,
clearly speak one of the help
commands.
help: The system plays back more
specific help commands (such as
Radio help, Display help, Navigation
help) for the user to choose from.
radio [help]: The system plays back
helpful advice about radio
commands, and some common radio
commands which are available. Use
this command to learn about how to
select a band (AM or FM), and how to
change radio stations (by speaking
frequency numbers).
(CD | C D | DVD | D V D | Disc) help:
The system plays back helpful advice
about disc commands, and some
common disc commands which are
available. Use this command to learn
about how to select Disc mode
playback, and how to change track
numbers.
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Display [help]: The system plays back
helpful advice about display
commands, and some common
display commands which are
available to adjust the display setting.
Navigation [help]: The system plays
back helpful advice about navigation
commands, and some common
navigation commands which are
available.
Voice recognition commands
The following list shows the voice
commands available for the
navigation system with a brief
description of each. The commands
are listed with the optional words in
brackets. To use the voice
commands, see the instructions listed
previously.
Display commands
Display [set | select] day [mode]: This
command instructs the system to
switch the display to day mode.
Display [set | select] night [mode]:
This command instructs the system to
switch the display to night mode.
Display [set | select] auto [mode]: This
command instructs the system to
switch the display to auto mode.
Display [help]: This command
instructs the system to play back
helpful advice about display
commands, and some common
display commands which are
available to adjust the display setting.
Radio commands
(Radio | Radio band) A M, “Radio
FM”, (Radio | Radio band) (FM | F
M): These commands instruct the
system to go to either the AM or FM
radio bands.
Radio select <frequency> A M, Radio
select <frequency> (FM | F M): These
commands instruct the system to go
to a specific frequency on either the
AM or FM band. For example, radio
select ninety seven point one FM or
radio select ten forty AM.
radio [help]:This command instructs
the system to play back some helpful
advice about radio commands, and
some common radio commands
which are available to the user.
CD/DVD/disc commands
The following commands are only
available when a CD, MP3, or DVD is
loaded.
Radio (CD | C D | DVD | D V D
| Disc): These commands instruct the
system to go to Disc mode.
Radio (CD | C D | DVD | D V D | Disc)
select <y>: These commands instruct
the system to play a specific track on
the disc. For example: Radio (CD | C
D | DVD | D V D | Disc) select (ten
| one (oh | zero)). This command
supports up to 254 tracks.
(CD | C D | DVD | D V D | Disc) help:
This command instructs the system to
play back helpful advice about disc
commands, and some common disc
commands which are available.
General navigation commands
Feedback on, Feedback off: This
command instructs the system to turn
on and off the voice recognition
feedback. When feedback is on, the
system responds to commands with
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a talk back phrase. When feedback is
off, the system responds to
commands with a chime.
Navigation voice [guidance] on,
Navigation voice [guidance] off: This
command instructs the system to turn
on and off voice guidance prompts
during route guidance.
cancel: This instructs the system to
cancel the command.
Point of interest (POI)
commands
The following is a list of POI
commands. POIs only display on the
map screen if the map scale is
0.50 mi or less. If POIs display on
a map with the wrong scale, the
system reminds that this cannot be
done.
The available POI commands are:
Navigation show petrol station[s],
Navigation hide petrol station[s]:
These commands instruct the system
to display and hide petrol station POIs
on the map screen.
Navigation show restaurant[s],
Navigation hide restaurant[s]: These
commands instruct the system to
display and hide restaurant POIs on
the map screen.
Navigation show ATM[s], navigation
hide ATM[s]: These commands
instruct the system to display and
hide ATM POIs on the map screen.
Navigation show hotel[s], Navigation
hide hotel[s]: These commands
instruct the system to display and
hide hotel POIs on the map screen.
Navigation show airport[s],
Navigation hide airport[s]: These
commands instruct the system to
display and hide airport POIs on the
map screen.
Navigation show shopping,
Navigation hide shopping: These
commands instruct the system to
display and hide shopping POIs on
the map screen.
Destination and guidance
commands
Navigation (go to preset | preset)
(destination number | destination)
one (one, two, three, four, five, or six):
These commands instruct the system
to set one of the preset destinations
one through six as the new
destination.
Navigation delete [destination | route
| next waypoint]: This command
instructs the system to delete the
destination, route, or next waypoint.
The system requests a confirmation
of which item should be deleted
(destination, route, or next waypoint).
Post code:
This command is available to search
destinations for limited support areas
depending on the language used.
Any other language except for the
following are not supported by this
feature.
Language post code commands
The support area for address search
description is shown in brackets.
■ British English (United Kingdom)
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Post code: This command instructs
the system that the user wants to
enter a destination using voice
recognition. After this command is
stated, the system displays the
search area. If the destination to be
entered is in the displayed area,
then say the first half of the desired
postal code. Otherwise, say
“change area” and say the area
name the search should take place
in. Then, say the next digit of the
desired postal code when
prompted, and say the desired
street name and house number
when prompted.
■ German (Germany and Austria)
Postleitzahl: This command
instructs the system that the user
wants to enter a destination using
voice recognition. After this
command is stated, the system
prompts a current search country of
either Germany or Austria. If the
destination to be entered is in the
current search country, then say
the desired postal code. Otherwise,
say “change country” to toggle
between the two available
countries. Then, say the desired
street name and house number
when prompted.
■ French (France including Monaco
and Andorra)
Code postal: This command
instructs the system that the user
wants to enter a destination using
voice recognition. After this
command is stated, say the desired
postal code. Then, say the desired
street name and house number
when prompted.
■ Italian (Italy including Vatican City
and San Marino)
Codice postale: This command
instructs the system that the user
wants to enter a destination using
voice recognition. After this
command is stated, say the desired
postal code. Then, say the desired
street name and house number
when prompted.
■ Spanish (Spain)
Código postal: This command
instructs the system that the user
wants to enter a destination using
voice recognition. After this
command is stated, say the desired
postal code. Then, say the desired
street name and house number
when prompted.
Voice tag commands
nametags are recorded phrases that
can be stored in the navigation
system. These nametags are
associated with address book entries,
and once these nametags are stored,
they can be used as part of a voice
recognition command that sets the
particular address book entry as
a destination. See “Address book”
earlier in this manual for information
about instructions on how to store
a nametag in the system.
Navigation [go to] <Nametag>: This
command allows selection of
a destination saved under the stored
nametag. The system plays back the
nametag and asks to confirm by
saying “YES” or “NO”.
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If a destination is set to “Home” say
“Navigation go to Home” After the
system plays back the nametag and
it is confirmed, the system sets
“Home” as the destination.
Help commands
■ help
■ radio [help]
■ (CD | C D | DVD | D V D | Disc) help
■ Display [help]
■ Navigation [help]
Display commands
■ Display [set | select] day [mode]
■ Display [set | select] night [mode]
■ Display [set | select] auto [mode]
Radio commands
■ (Radio | Radio band) A M
■ (Radio | Radio band) (FM | F M)
■ Radio select <frequency> A M
■ Radio select <frequency> (FM | F
M)
CD/DVD/Disc commands
■ Radio (CD | C D | DVD | D V D
| Disc)
■ Radio (CD | C D | DVD | D V D
| Disc) select <y>
General navigation commands
■ Feedback on
■ Feedback off
■ Navigation voice [guidance] on
■ Navigation voice [guidance] off
■ cancel | goodbye | quit
Point of interest (POI) commands
■ Navigation show petrol station[s] /
Navigation hide petrol station[s]
■ Navigation show restaurant[s] /
Navigation hide restaurant[s]
■ Navigation show (ATM/ATMs) /
Navigation hide (ATM/ATMs)
■ Navigation show hotel[s] /
Navigation hide hotel[s]
■ Navigation show airport[s] /
Navigation hide airport[s]
■ Navigation show shopping /
Navigation hide shopping
Destination and guidance commands
■ Navigation (go to preset | preset)
(destination number | destination)
one
Repeat numbers two through six.
■ Navigation delete [destination
| route | next waypoint]
■ Route (used in conjunction with
another command)
■ Next waypoint (used in conjunction
with another command)
■ Add to waypoint (used in
conjunction with another
command)
■ Replace destination (used in
conjunction with another
command)
■ YES (used in conjunction with
another command)
■ NO (used in conjunction with
another command)
■ Destination (used for Destination
VR entry, available in English
language only)
Nametag commands
■ Navigation [go to] <Nametag>
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Phone
Bluetooth® ................................... 81
Bluetooth®
For vehicles equipped with Bluetooth
capability, the system can interact
with many mobile phones, allowing:
■ Placement and receipt of calls in
a hands-free mode.
■ Sharing of the mobile phone’s
address book or contact list with the
vehicle.
To minimize driver distraction, before
driving, and with the vehicle parked:
■ Become familiar with the features of
the mobile phone. Organize the
phone book and contact lists clearly
and delete duplicate or rarely used
entries. If possible, program speed
dial or other shortcuts.
■ Review the controls and operation
of the infotainment system.
■ Pair mobile phone(s) to the vehicle.
The system may not work with all
mobile phones. See “Pairing
a phone” in this section for more
information.
■ If the mobile phone has voice
dialling capability, learn to use that
feature to access the address book
or contact list. See “Voice pass-
thru” in this section for more
information.
■ See “Storing and deleting phone
numbers” in this section for more
information.
9 Warning
When using a mobile phone, it can
be distracting to look too long or
too often at the screen of the
phone or the infotainment
(navigation) system. Taking your
eyes off the road too long or too
often could cause a crash
resulting in injury or death. Focus
your attention on driving.
General information
Vehicles with a Universal Handsfree
Phone (UHP) system can use
a Bluetooth
®
capable mobile phone
with a hands-free profile to make and
receive phone calls. The infotainment
system and voice control are used to
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control the system. The system can
be used while the ignition is in ON/
RUN or ACC/ACCESSORY.
The range of the UHP system can be
up to 33 ft. Not all phones support all
functions and not all phones work with
the UHP system.
Other information
The Bluetooth word mark and logos
are owned by the Bluetooth
®
SIG, Inc.
and any use of such marks by
General Motors is under license.
Other trademarks and trade names
are those of their respective owners.
UHP controls
Use the buttons located on the
infotainment system and the steering
wheel to operate the UHP system.
Steering wheel controls
Steering wheel controls can be used
to:
■ Answer incoming calls.
■ Confirm system information.
■ Start voice recognition.
■ End a call.
■ Reject a call.
■ Cancel an operation.
■ Make outgoing calls using the call
list.
3 (Push To Talk): Press to answer
incoming calls, to confirm system
information, and to start voice control.
Press and hold for two to three
seconds to access the call list.
4 (End call/mute): Press to end
a call, reject a call, or to cancel an
operation.
To make outgoing calls using the call
list:
1. Press the 3 button.
2. Highlight the phone number by
toggling the SRC switch up or
down.
3. Dial the highlighted number by
pressing the 3 button.
Infotainment system controls
:: Press to enter the Phone main
menu.
Voice control
The voice control system uses
commands to control the system and
dial phone numbers.
Noise: The system may not recognize
voice commands if there is too much
background noise.
When to speak: A tone sounds to
indicate that the system is ready for
a voice command. Wait for the tone
and then speak.
How to speak: Speak clearly in a calm
and natural voice.
Audio system
When using the UHP system, sound
comes through the vehicle's front
audio system speakers and overrides
the audio system. Use the VOL/m
knob during a call to change the
volume level. The adjusted volume
level remains in memory for later
calls. The system maintains
a minimum volume level.
Turning Bluetooth on or off
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Press : on a navigation radio.
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3. Select Bluetooth.
4. Select Activation.
Changing Bluetooth code
The default Bluetooth code should
work with most mobile phones. If you
are having difficulty pairing your
mobile phone, you can change the
code at any time.
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Press : on a navigation radio.
3. Select Bluetooth.
4. Select Change Bluetooth code.
5. Enter a new four-digit code, then
select Ok.
Ring tone
There are three different ring tones
available for the UHP system.
To change the ring tone:
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Press : on a navigation radio.
3. Select Ring tone.
4. Select Ring tone 1, Ring tone 2 or
Ring tone 3.
Default settings
Selecting this option will reset the ring
tones and the Bluetooth code.
Pairing
A Bluetooth‐enabled mobile phone
must be paired to the UHP system
first and then connected to the vehicle
before it can be used. See the mobile
phone manufacturer's user guide for
Bluetooth functions before pairing the
mobile phone.
Pairing information:
■ Up to five mobile phones can be
paired to the UHP system.
■ The pairing process is disabled
when the vehicle is moving.
■ The UHP system connects with the
first available paired mobile phone
in the order the phone was paired.
■ Only one paired mobile phone can
be connected to the UHP system at
a time.
■ Pairing should only need to be
completed once, unless changes to
the pairing information have been
made or the mobile phone is
deleted.
SIM access profile (SAP) mode
If equipped, this feature allows
a wider range of functions via the
phone portal including security and
messaging functions. The functions
depend on the network provider. In
SAP mode, the phone is in standby
mode and only the Bluetooth
connection and SIM card are active,
which leads to lower energy usage.
Connecting a phone via SAP
1. Turn the infotainment system on.
2. Press the CONFIG button.
3. Select Add SIM access device
(SAP).
The system scans for available
devices and displays a list of
devices found.
4. Select the mobile phone from the
list.
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The SAP passcode prompt is
shown on the infotainment display
containing a 16-digit code.
5. Enter the displayed SAP
passcode in the mobile phone
(without spaces).
The mobile phone PIN is shown
on the infotainment display.
If the PIN request function is
active on the mobile phone, the
PIN for the SIM card must be
entered.
Using UHP with infotainment
controls
Pairing a phone
If your mobile phone has simple
pairing or auto discovery features,
they need to be turned off before the
mobile phone can be paired to the
UHP system. Reference the mobile
phone manufacturer's user guide for
information on these features.
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Press : on a navigation radio.
3. Select Bluetooth.
4. Select Pair or Add device
(Handsfree). A four-digit number
appears on the display and the
UHP system goes into discovery
mode.
5. Start the pairing process on the
mobile phone that will be paired to
the vehicle. Reference the mobile
phone manufacturer's user guide
for information on this process.
Locate the device named UHP
followed by a four‐digit number in
the list on the mobile phone and
follow the instructions on the
mobile phone. Enter the four-digit
code provided by the system if
necessary, then follow the
instructions on the infotainment
display screen.
6. Repeat Steps 1 through 5 to pair
additional mobile phones.
Viewing all paired and connected
phones
To view all available mobile phones
that are paired to the UHP system:
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Press : on a navigation radio.
3. Select Bluetooth.
4. Select Device list.
5. Repeat Steps 1 through 4 to pair
additional mobile phones.
Deleting a paired phone
To remove a paired mobile phone
from the UHP system:
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Press : on a navigation radio.
3. Select Bluetooth.
4. Select Device list.
5. Select the mobile phone to delete
and follow the on screen prompts.
Connecting to a different phone
To connect to a different paired
mobile phone, the new mobile phone
must be in the vehicle and available
to be connected to the UHP system
before the process is started.
To connect to a different phone:
1. Press the CONFIG button.
2. Press : on a navigation radio.
3. Select Bluetooth.
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4. Select Device list.
5. Select the new mobile phone to
link to and follow the on screen
prompts.
If delete is selected, the highlighted
mobile phone will be deleted.
Making a call using phone book and
call list
For mobile phones that support the
phone book and call list features, the
UHP system can use the contacts
and call lists stored on your mobile
phone to make calls.
See your mobile phone
manufacturer's user guide or contact
your wireless provider to find out if this
feature is supported by your mobile
phone.
The time it takes to download the
phone book and call list from your
mobile phone to the UHP system can
vary depending on the size of the
phone book and call list stored on
your mobile phone.
When a mobile phone supports the
phone book and call list features, the
Phone book, and Call lists menus are
automatically available.
The Phone book menu allows you to
access the phone book stored in the
mobile phone to make a call.
The Call lists menu allows you to
access the phone numbers from the
Incoming Calls, Outgoing Calls, and
Missed Calls menus on your mobile
phone to make a call.
To make a call using the Phone
book menu:
1. Press :.
2. Select Phone book.
3. Search through the list by
selecting the letter group the
phone book entry begins with. To
continue scrolling through the
entire list, turn the TUNE/MENU
knob.
4. Select the name or number you
want to call.
To make a call using the Call lists
menu:
1. Press :.
2. Select Call lists.
3. Select the Incoming Calls,
Outgoing Calls, or Missed Calls
list.
4. Select the name or number you
want to call.
Making a call
To make a call:
1. Press :.
2. Press the numbers on the
infotainment screen.
3. Select Call to start dialling the
number.
Accepting or declining a call
When an incoming call is received,
the infotainment system mutes and
a ring tone is heard in the vehicle.
To accept the incoming call, turn the
TUNE/MENU knob to Answer and
press the TUNE/MENU knob, or
press the 3 button on the steering
wheel controls.
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To decline the incoming call, turn the
TUNE/MENU knob to Decline and
press the TUNE/MENU knob, or
press the 3 button on the steering
wheel controls.
Call waiting
Call waiting must be supported on the
mobile phone and enabled by the
wireless service carrier to work.
To accept the incoming call, turn the
TUNE/MENU knob to Answer and
press the TUNE/MENU knob, or
press the 3 button on the steering
wheel controls.
To decline the incoming call, turn the
TUNE/MENU knob to Decline and
press the TUNE/MENU knob, or
press the 4 button on the
steering wheel controls.
To switch calls using call waiting:
1. Press :.
2. Select Switch calls from the
menu.
Conference calling
Conference calling and three‐way
calling must be supported on the
mobile phone and enabled by the
wireless service carrier to work.
To start a conference call while in
a call:
1. Press the TUNE/MENU knob and
select Enter number.
2. Enter the character sequence
then select call.
3. After the call has been placed,
press the TUNE/MENU knob and
choose Merge calls.
4. To add more callers to the
conference call, repeat steps
1 through 3. The number of callers
that can be added is limited by
your wireless service carrier.
To disconnect from one caller while in
a conference call, select Detach call
from the menu and select the number
to hang up on.
Ending a call
Press the TUNE/MENU knob and
select Hang up, or press the 4
button on the steering wheel controls.
To mute a call
Press the TUNE/MENU knob and
select Mute call.
To cancel mute
Press the TUNE/MENU knob and
select Mute call.
Dual tone multi-frequency (DTMF)
tones
The UHP system can send numbers
during a call. This is used when
calling a menu‐driven phone system.
To access this system:
1. Press the TUNE/MENU knob and
select Enter number.
2. Enter the character sequence.
Operating UHP using voice
control
The voice control of the UHP system
enables you to operate several
functions of the mobile phone using
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your voice. The UHP system uses
voice commands to control the
system and dial phone numbers.
After input of the command, the
infotainment system guides you
through the dialogue with appropriate
questions and feedback to achieve
the desired action. The commands
and numbers can be spoken without
a pause between the individual
words.
In addition, you can save telephone
numbers under a nametag selected
by you. The telephone connection
can be set up with this name.
In the event of incorrect operation or
incorrect codes, the voice control
gives you voice feedback and
requests you to re-enter the desired
command. Apart from this, the voice
control acknowledges important
commands and will ask if necessary.
In order that calls made inside the
vehicle do not lead to unintentional
voice activation of the mobile phone,
the voice control does not start until it
has been activated.
Activating the voice control
Press the 3 button on the steering
wheel to activate the voice control of
the UHP system. The system
responds with a tone. After the tone,
say “Dial.”
For the duration of the dialogue, any
audio source that is active is muted
and any traffic news fade-in is
cancelled.
Adjusting the volume for voice output
Turn the volume knob of the
infotainment system or press the + / -
buttons on the steering wheel.
Cancelling dialogue
There are different ways to deactivate
the voice control and cancel the
dialogue:
■ Press the 4 button on the
steering wheel controls.
■ Enter the command “Cancel.”
■ Do not enter a command for some
time.
■ The command is unrecognized
after three tries.
Main menu commands
The UHP system has a set of main
menu commands that are available
when voice control is first started.
After the voice control is activated,
a short tone indicates that the voice
control system is waiting for
a command.
Available commands:
■ “Dial”
■ “Call”
■ “Redialing”
■ “Save”
■ “Delete”
■ “Directory”
■ “Pair”
■ “Select device”
■ “Voice feedback”
■ “Help”
■ “Cancel”
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Frequently used commands
Here is a list of frequently used
commands:
■ “Help”: the dialogue is terminated
and all commands available in the
current context are listed.
■ “Cancel”: the voice control is
deactivated.
■ “Yes”: a suitable action is triggered
depending on the context.
■ “No”: a suitable action is triggered
depending on the context.
Voice feedback
Each voice input is answered or
commented on by the infotainment
system by way of a voice output that
is adapted to the situation.
To switch the voice output on or off,
enter “Voice feedback” or press 3.
Pairing, saving, or deleting a phone
from the device list
With the command “Pair,” a mobile
phone can be saved to or deleted
from the device list of the UHP
system. The UHP system will assign
a device number to the mobile phone
when it is paired.
Available commands:
■ “Add”
■ “Delete”
■ “Help”
■ “Cancel”
Example of a dialogue
User: “Pair.”
Voice output: “Do you want to add or
delete a device?”
User: “Add.”
Voice output: “Using the pair function
in the external device, enter <1234>
to pair.” (At this time, start the pairing
process on the mobile phone that will
be paired to the vehicle. Reference
the mobile phone manufacturer's
user guide for information on this
process. Locate the device named
UHP followed by a four‐digit number
in the list on the mobile phone and
follow the instructions on the mobile
phone and enter the four-digit code
provided by the system).
Voice output: “Do you want to pair the
device?”
User: “Yes.”
Voice output: “Paired, ending
session.”
Selecting phone from device list
The “Select device” command can be
used to select a different paired
mobile phone. The UHP system asks
for a device number that was
assigned by the UHP system to the
mobile phone when it was paired.
Example of a dialogue
User: “Select device.”
Voice output: “Please, say a device
number to select.”
User: <device_number>.
Voice output: “Do you want to select
the device number <device_num‐
ber>?.”
(The device name appears on the
infotainment display screen)
User: “Yes.”
Voice output: “One moment. The
system searches for the selected
device.”
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Voice output: “Device number
<dev_num> is selected, ending
session.”
Telephone number dialling
After the “Dial” command, the voice
control requests input of a number.
The telephone number must be
spoken in your normal speech without
any artificial pauses between the
numbers.
Recognition is best if a pause of at
least half a second is made after
every three to five digits. The
infotainment system then repeats the
numbers recognized.
Available Commands:
■ “Dial”: the inputs are accepted.
■ “Digits”: a numeric value between
“0-9” is entered.
■ “Delete”: the number last entered or
the block of numbers last entered is
deleted.
■ “Plus”: a preceding “+” is entered
for a call abroad.
■ “Verify”: the inputs are repeated by
the voice output.
■ “Star”: an asterisk “*” is entered.
■ “Hash”: a hash character “#” is
entered.
■ “Paus”: a pause is entered into the
character sequence.
■ “Help”
■ “Cancel”
The telephone number entered can
have a maximum length of 25 digits.
To be able to make a call abroad you
can say the word “Plus” (+) at the
beginning of your number. The plus
allows you to call from any country
without knowing the prefix for calls
made abroad in that country. Then
say the required country code.
Example of a dialogue
User: “Dial.”
Voice output: “Please, say the
number to dial.”
User: “Plus Four Nine.”
User: “Seven Three One.”
Voice output: “Seven Three One.”
User: “One One Nine Nine.”
Voice output: “One One Nine Nine.”
User: “Dial.”
Voice output: “The number is being
dialled.”
Making a call using nametag
When the “Call” command is used,
a telephone number is entered that
has been stored in the telephone
book as a nametag.
Available commands:
■ “Yes”
■ “No”
■ “Help”
■ “Cancel”
Example of a dialogue
User: “Call.”
Voice output: “Please, say the
nametag to call.”
(For nametag information, see
“Saving a nametag” later in this
section).
User: <Name>.
Voice output: “Seven Three One.”
User: “Yes.”
Voice output: “Calling.”
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Starting a second call
Press 3 to start a second call
during an active telephone call.
Available commands:
■ “Send”: activate manual DTMF
(touch-tone dialling), e.g. for voice
mail or telephone banking.
■ “Send nametag”: activate DTMF
(touch-tone dialling) by entering
a nametag.
■ “Dial”
■ “Call”
■ “Redialing”
■ “Help”
■ “Cancel”
Example of a dialogue
User: Press 3 if a telephone call is
active.
User: “Send.”
Voice output: “Please, say the
number to send.”
(For number input information, see
the dialogue example for “Making
a call using a telephone number”
earlier in this section).
User: “Send.”
Redialing
The “Redialing” command redials the
last number dialled.
Saving a nametag
The “Save” command is used to store
a telephone number in the telephone
book as a nametag.
The name entered must be repeated
once. The pitch and pronunciation
must be as identical as possible for
both name inputs, otherwise the voice
control will reject the inputs.
A maximum of 50 nametags can be
stored in the telephone book.
Nametags are speaker-dependent,
(i.e., only the person who recorded
a nametag can open it). To avoid the
start of the recording of a saved name
from being cut off, a short pause
should be left after an input request.
To be able to use the nametag
independently of the location, (i.e.
including other countries), all
telephone numbers should be
entered with a “plus” character and
a country code.
Available commands:
■ “Save”: the inputs are accepted
■ “Redialing”: the last input is
repeated
■ “Help”
■ “Cancel”
Example of a dialogue
User: “Save.”
Voice output: “Please, say the
number to save.”
(For number input information, see
the dialogue example for “Making
a call using a telephone number”
earlier in this section).
User: “Save.”
User: “Nametag” (give nametag).
Voice output: “Please, repeat the
nametag to confirm.”
User: “Nametag”
Voice output: “Saving the nametag.”
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Deleting a nametag
The “Delete” command is used to
delete a previously saved nametag.
Available commands:
■ “Yes”
■ “No”
■ “Help”
■ “Cancel”
Listening to stored nametags
The “Directory” command is used to
listen to all stored nametags.
Available commands:
■ “Call”: the telephone number of the
voice tag last read aloud is
selected.
■ “Delete”: the entry of the voice tag
last read aloud is deleted.
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Index
A
Accepting or declining a call......... 81
Address book................................ 61
Alpha-numeric keyboard............... 49
AM................................................ 26
AM-FM radio ................................ 17
Antenna, multi-band..................... 26
Audio book.................................... 37
Auxiliary devices .......................... 45
Auxiliary input jack........................ 45
B
Bluetooth® ................................... 81
C
Call waiting................................... 81
Cancelling guidance....................... 2
Cancelling voice recognition......... 75
CD/DVD/disc commands.............. 75
CD/DVD player ............................ 30
CD Menu...................................... 30
CD player ..................................... 28
Cleaning the Display....................... 2
Conference calling........................ 81
Configure menu ........................... 70
Connecting a phone..................... 81
Control buttons....................... 17, 28
Control elements overview........... 12
D
Database coverage explanations. 74
Deleting personal information......... 2
Destination ................................... 61
Destination and guidance
commands................................. 75
Devices, auxiliary.......................... 45
Dimming mode............................. 70
Display.......................................... 70
Driving on a route......................... 57
Dual tone multi-frequency
(DTMF) tones............................ 81
Duplicate content.......................... 37
DVD/CD player............................. 30
E
Ending a call................................. 81
English and metric unit conversion. 2
Error messages............................ 30
F
Favorite route............................... 61
Finding a station........................... 17
FM................................................ 26
G
General navigation commands..... 75
Getting started on the route.......... 61
Global Positioning System ........... 71
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H
Handling the DVD map disc......... 53
Hard drive device ......................... 37
Helpful hints for speaking
commands................................. 75
I
Installing the DVD map disc......... 53
Introduction .................................... 2
L
Languages...................................... 2
Lat/Long coordinates.................... 61
Listening to stored numbers......... 81
Loading a CD................................ 28
M
Making a call................................. 81
Map adjustments.......................... 53
Map coverage............................... 53
Maps ............................................ 53
Map scales................................... 53
Menu, configure............................ 70
Menu screen button...................... 61
Mobile phone usage..................... 26
MP3 ............................................. 34
Multi-band antenna....................... 26
Mute or unmute a call................... 81
N
Navigation audio system.............. 17
Navigation buttons........................ 49
Navigation settings....................... 49
Navigation symbols...................... 57
Navigation system overview........... 2
Navigation system, using the
system....................................... 49
Nav (navigation)........................... 70
O
Obtaining navigation CDs/DVDs . 73
Options available on the map
screen....................................... 57
Overview ........................................ 2
P
Pairing a phone............................ 81
Phone, Bluetooth.......................... 81
Pick from map............................... 61
Playing a CD/DVD........................ 30
Playing an audio and video DVD.. 30
Playing an audio CD..................... 30
Playing from an iPod
®
................... 37
Playing from USB......................... 37
Playing hard disc drive content....37
Playing HDD favorites.................. 37
Playing the radio........................... 17
Point of interest (POI) commands 75
Preset destination......................... 61
Previous destination..................... 61
Problems with route guidance...... 73
R
Radio commands.......................... 75
Radio menus................................ 17
Radio reception ........................... 26
Radio settings............................... 17
RDS (Radio Data System)............ 17
Receiving a call............................ 81
Recording to the hard drive.......... 37
Removing a CD............................ 28
Route preview............................... 61
S
Scroll features............................... 53
Selecting a band........................... 17
Service of the navigation system.. 73
Setting the clock........................... 70
Shuffle.......................................... 30
SIM access profile (SAP).............. 81
Steering wheel controls.................. 2
Symbols overview ........................ 57
T
Theft-deterrent feature ................... 2
Timeshift....................................... 17
Touch screen buttons................... 49
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U
Usage........................................... 49
USB music menu.......................... 37
USB supported devices................ 37
Using the navigation system........ 49
Using voice recognition................ 75
Using voice recognition for
pairing....................................... 81
V
Vehicle positioning ...................... 72
Voice feedback............................. 81
Voice recognition ......................... 75
Voice recognition commands....... 75
Voice recognition help.................. 75
Voice tag commands.................... 75
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