Ford Denso Navigation User Manual

Contents

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Introduction 2

Audio System Operation 6

Climate Control Operation 15

Navigation System Quick Start 21

Audio System Quick Start 4

Safety Information 64

Navigation System Operation 26

Care and Attention 66

Keycode Security 3

Hints and Tips 65

Index 67

Climate Control Quick Start 14

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Introduction

Your Ford DVD Navigation Systemwith Touch-Screen incorporatesthe latest technology and features,easy-to-operate controls and easy-to-read graphics.

The system has many featuresincluding a full range of audio andclimate control functions. Toaccess these functions, press therelevant button on the unit bezel.This will take you into the selectedmode.

SYSTEM NOTESThe Ford DVD Navigation Systemwith Touch-Screen isrecommended for use when theignition key is turned to theAccessory position, or when theengine is running. If the system isused extensively when the engineis not running, care needs to betaken to avoid draining the battery.

To clean the navigation system,please use a soft cloth that is moist,but not wet. Do not use any liquidor aerosol cleaning agents.

KEYCODE SECURITYFord audio units incorporate aunique Keycode security numberthat must be entered before theunit will operate. Normally, theFord Dealer does this during thepre-delivery inspection.

If the battery is disconnected forany reason, or the audio unit isremoved from the vehicle, theKeycode must be re-entered beforethe unit will work again.

To enter a KeycodeIf power to the electronicnavigation system is interrupted,when you next switch on, ‘Pleaseenter PIN’ is shown on the title barof the screen.

If an incorrect Keycode isenteredIf the Keycode is enteredincorrectly, ‘Code incorrect pleasewait’ is shown in the title bar andthe keypad is toned down. A time is

shown which indicates when thenext attempt can be made. If thecode is entered incorrectly 10times, ‘Audio pin lockout’ is show inthe title bar and ‘Audio PIN lockoutplease contact your dealer’ in themain text area.

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION (VID)Every vehicle has a unique vehicleidentification number. When this isentered into the unit, it helps thepolice to locate the true owner of arecovered unit.

Note: The vehicle identificationnumber is stamped on a tag fixedon the left-hand side of theinstrument panel. It can be viewedthrough the windscreen fromoutside the vehicle.

The vehicle identification numberis entered into the navigationsystem during production and canonly be adjusted using specialdiagnostic tools. If the navigationsystem unit is moved to anothervehicle then ‘Security Check Failed’will be show in the title bar and‘Vehicle ID does not match. Pleasecontact your dealer’ will be shownin the main text area.

If the navigation electronic controlunit is moved to another vehicle,‘Serial numbers are not compatible.Please contact your dealer’ will beshown in the main text area.

Keycode Security

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Please Enter PIN . . . Back

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WARNING – The front glass on the liquid crystal

display may break when hit with ahard surface. If the glass breaks,do not touch the liquid crystallinematerial. In case of contact withskin, wash immediately with soapand water.

The Ford DVD Navigation Systemwith Touch-Screen is a high-grade laser product which uses avisible laser beam. If this ishandled incorrectly it can emitdangerous rays. Do not attemptto look through any openings inthe equipment into the interior.

CAUTION – Do not clean thesystem with solvents or aerosolcleaning agents. Use only a dampcloth.

Do not apply excessive force tothe screen.

Do not insert foreign objects intoeither the CD changer, or thenavigation system DVD map discdrives.

Do not insert more than one discinto the navigation system DVDmap drive.

Use only 12 cm discs, or 8 cmdiscs with a suitable adaptor.

Do not attempt to open up thedevice itself – your Ford Dealerwill be happy to assist you if theequipment should develop anyfaults.

Improper use of other settingsand connections than thosepresented here can cause damageto the equipment.

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Audio System Quick Start

To play a radio station:1. Ensure that the ignition and theNavigation System are ON.

2. Press the AM/FM button on thebezel and select the requiredwaveband: FM1/FM2/FMAST/AM/AM AST.

3. Tune up or down the frequencyto the desired radio station. Thesoft keys (touch screen keys)perform a scan function. The keyson the bezel are Seek, unlessManual Tune is engaged in whichcase the bezel keys perform themanual tune

4. When the desired station hasbeen selected, touch and hold oneof the preset buttons to store thestation.

To play a CD:1. Ensure that the ignition and theNavigation System are ON.

2. Press CD button on the bezel.

3. Ensure that a CD is loaded in thesystem. No CD will appear in thedisplay if there are not any CDsalready loaded into the system.

4. If another source is alreadyplaying, press CD to begin play. Ifanother source is not playing, theCD will begin play once it isinserted. Use the touch controlsor bezel keys to advance tracks,scan etc.

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AM/FMSome manufacturer’s copyprotected CDs do not

conform to internationalstandards and playback cannot beguaranteed. Irregular shapeddiscs, dirty, damaged, over-thickdouble-sided DVDs and discs witha scratch protection film or selfadhesive labels should not beused.

CD

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Audio System Quick Start

MENU NAV AM/FM CD

INFO

PHONE

MAX

A/C

OFF

AUTODUAL

AUDIO SYSTEM QUICK START

Dual Zone Climate Control System (depending on model)

MENU NAV AM/FM CD

INFO

PHONE

MAX

A/C

OFF

AUTO

Mono Zone Climate Control System (depending on model)

Menu Navigationselect

Wavebandselect

CD select Phone functionsand audio mute

Left-hand temper-ature control

Right-hand tem-perature control

Temperaturecontrol

Screen maximumdefrost

Front screen, face level andfootwellventilation

Blower high speed

Blower low speed

Dynamic route guidanceand TrafficMessageChannel (TMC)set up

Seek down On/Off/Volume

Seek up

Recirculated airAir conditionig

Climate controlswitches

Repeats voiceguidanceinformation

CD eject/aperture

Climate controlAuto switch

Climate controlOff switch

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AM/FM select in CD modePress to stop CD play and beginradio play.

AM/FM select in navigationmodeTo access, press AM/FM. Thesystem will switch to the radioscreen.

CD selectTo begin CD play (if a CD is alreadyloaded), press the CD button onthe bezel.

CD play will begin where it stoppedlast. If a CD is not already loadedinto the system, insert a disc.

When the Audio Menu Screen isselected, the CD button selects thelast used CD source: either singleCD or CDDJ (if fitted).

If AUX is enabled in the AudioMenu, the CD button will togglebetween the last used CD and AUX.

To change between single CD andCDDJ, press the discs on the touch-screen.

Sound function

To access settings for Bass, Treble,Balance, Fade, DSP (Digital SignalProcessing) and AVC modes:

1. Press AM/FM or CD.

2. Press MENU.

3. Select from Bass/Treble/Bal/Fadeor DSP/AVC mode. Touch theBTBF button shown, to displaythe detail screen; DSP has 6options and AVC 7 levels.

4. Press either the +/- buttons toincrease/decrease the levels, oralternatively, directly touch thelevel indication bar.

Bass: Allows you to increase ordecrease the audio system’s bassoutput.

Treble: Allows you to raise or lowerthe audio system’s treble output.

Fade: Allows you to adjust soundbetween the front and rear speakers.

Balance: Allows you to adjust thesound distribution between theright and left speakers.

DSP (Digital Signal Processing):Provides a choice of preset acousticenvironments. The availablesettings are ‘All’, ‘Driver’,

Audio System Operation

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Volume/Power controlPress to turn the navigation systemon/off. Turn to raise or lowervolume. The levels will be displayedon the screen.

To activate the navigation mode,press the NAV button on the bezel.

To adjust the navigation voiceoutput level, adjust the volumecontrol only when the navigationsystem is speaking. Otherwise, itwill adjust the radio levels. Thenavigation volume can also be seton the Volume Preset Screen.

Automatic Volume Control(AVC)With this feature, radio volumechanges automatically with vehiclespeed to compensate for road andwind noise. To engage the AVCfeature:

1. Press AM/FM or CD.

2. Press MENU.

3. AVC is located in the middle ofthe screen. Touch to turn on/off orset volume level (1 to 7).

AM/FM selectThe AM/FM control works in radio,CD and navigation modes.

Radio reception factors:

• Distance/strength. The further anFM signal travels, the weaker it is.The listenable range of the averageFM station is approximately 40 km(24 miles). This range can beaffected by “signal modulation”.Signal modulation is a processradio stations use to increasetheir strength/volume relative toother stations.

• Terrain. Hills, mountains and tallbuildings between your vehicle’santenna and the radio stationsignal can cause FM receptionproblems. Static can be caused onAM stations by power lines,electric fences, traffic lights andthunderstorms. Moving awayfrom an interfering structure (outof its “shadow”) returns yourreception to normal.

• Station overload. Weak signalsare sometimes captured bystronger signals when you pass abroadcast tower. A strongersignal may temporarily overtake aweaker signal and play while theweak station frequency isdisplayed.

AM/FM select in radio modePress to switch between FM1, FM2,FM AST, AM, AM AST memorypreset stations.


NAV

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Starting Autostore memorypreset1. Select a frequency band usingAM/FM.

2. Touch Autostore.

3. When the stations are filled, thestation stored in memory presetcontrol 1 will start playing. If thereare less than six strong stationsavailable on the frequency band,the remaining memory presetcontrols will all store the last strongstation available.

TUNE ADJUSTThe tune feature works in radiomode. Press the buttons on thebezel to manually move up/downthe frequency band.

CD selection (Tune adjust in CDmode)Where a 6-disc autochanger isfitted, the currently loaded slotsare shown in the CD screen. Touchon the required disc to start playingthat disc. Touch on the CD/MP3button to the right of the CDchanger display to switch betweensingle CD and 6-disc autochanger.

Scan functionTouch either of the scan buttonsfor a brief sampling of all listenablestations and CD tracks.

Touch again to disable and remainon the current selection. Oralternatively, touch a preset buttonto store the station.

Where a CDDJ is fitted, Scan Allwill sample tracks on all CDs.

RandomWhen in CD mode, touch Randomto engage and disengage the shufflefeature. All tracks on the currentdisc will be played in random order.If in CD Autochanger mode, youcan toggle between repeat off -repeat track - repeat disc. This isalso the case for Shuffle.

RDS settings

When selected, RDS trafficinformation broadcasts fromcertain stations will automaticallyinterrupt radio or CD playback at apreset volume level. To access theRDS settings screen, touch theRDS button (bottom left touchbutton). This gives the option toselect News Programmes Interrupt,Traffic Announcements (eitherlocal or distant) and AF control.This also allows for a PTY seek. Todo this touch the Select button in

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Audio system operation

Auto-store

AM/FM

‘Passenger’, ‘Pop’, ‘Classical’ and‘Rock’. ‘All’ gives a conventionalstereo environment. ‘Driver’optimises the sound image to suitthe driver’s position whilst‘Passenger’ does the same for thefront seat passenger.

AVC (Automatic Volume Control):Automatically compensates forroad speed related noise.

Seek functionThe bezel seek down/seek upcontrol buttons work in all modes.

Seek in radio mode• Press the left button to find the

next listenable station down thefrequency band.

• Press the right button to find thenext listenable station up thefrequency band.

Seek in CD mode• Press to seek to the previous

track of the current disc. If aselection has been playing forthree seconds or more and youpress the seek button, the CDchanger will replay that selectionfrom the beginning.

• Press to seek forward to the nexttrack of the current disc. After thelast track has been completed, thefirst track of the current disc willautomatically replay.

RADIO STATION MEMORYPRESET

The radio is equipped with sixstation memory preset controls.These controls can be used toselect up to 12 preset AM stations(AM/AM AST) and 18 FM stations(FM1/FM2/FM AST).

Setting memory preset stations

1. Select the frequency band withthe AM/FM select control.

2. Select a station.

3. Press and hold a memory presetuntil the sound returns. The stationname or frequency will appear inthe preset.

AUTOSTORE MEMORY PRESETAutostore allows you to set strongradio stations without losing youroriginal manually set presetstations. This feature is helpful ontrips when you travel betweencities with different radio stations.


AM/FM

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the PTY box. A list of PTYcategories will be displayed onmultiple pages. Select thecategories that you wish to searchfor and then touch Back. Touchingthe up and down arrows in the PTYbox will now search the FM bandfor stations which are of theselected type. If none are found,this will be is displayed on the RDSbutton.

CompressionThe compression feature works inCD mode and boosts more quietmusic and lower louder music tominimise the need for volumeadjustments. When in CD mode,touch Compress to engage ordisengage the compression feature.

TRAFFIC MESSAGE CHANNEL(TMC) SET-UP

TMC stations are broadcast on theFM waveband. To enter the TMCsettings screen, press the DynamicRoute Guidance (DRG) button(bottom left of the bezel). Thisdisplays the RDS-TMC screen. Onthis screen are the options toDisplay TMC icons and usedynamic route guidance.

Touch the select RDS-TMC stationbutton on this screen. From theselection screen, touch the Scanbutton to scan through the FM bandto add all stations which are foundtransmitting RDS-TMC data.

Touching the button to the left of oneof these stations will tune the TMCtuner to this station. You can also seta particular station as a default andactivate the auto function. Auto isuseful because it will automaticallychange station if reception is lost onthe currently selected station andtunes into a station automaticallyevery time the unit is powered on.Once this is completed press theNAV button on the bezel to returnto the main screen.

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MP3Playback from discs with MP3 andaudio tracks

The audio unit scans each loadeddisc searching for MP3 and audiotracks. The time this takes willdepend entirely on the number oftracks, files, folders and sessions onthe disc.

MP3 track navigationMP3 tracks may be recorded on theCD in several ways. They can all beplaced in the root directory like aconventional audio CD, or they canbe placed in folders that mayrepresent, for example, an album,an artist, or a genre. Folders mayeven be nested within other folders.

The normal playing sequence onCDs with multiple folders is to playthe tracks in the first folder, thenthe tracks in any folder nestedinside the first folder, then thesecond folder, and so forth.

Note: The unit will always play MP3tracks in alphabetical order. If yourecord your own MP3 discs, andwant to dictate a specific order ofplay, you must ensure that eachtrack file name starts with anumber, e.g. 001-sunshine-ladyb.mp3, 002-augustsong-robert.mp3, etc. The unit will stillplay in alphabetic sequence, butthe number will ensure that 001 isplayed before 002, and so forth.

MP3 display options – selectingdisplay informationWhen an MP3 disc is playing,certain information encoded ineach track can be displayed on theunit. File name and folder name isall that is normally displayed.Pressing the ‘i’ button shows thefull information of the track. This isdisplayed for 10 seconds and thenremoved. Additional buttons appearin the display screen to skip up anddown the folders.

ShuffleThe shuffle feature operates withMP3 in a similar way to Random inCD mode. Shuffle options are off,shuffle tracks in the current folder,and shuffle tracks in all folders.

PHONEThe PHONE button controls phonefunctions when a PBT phonemodule is fitted.

Pressing the PHONE button willmute audio playback allowing youconduct your phone call withoutdistraction. Press any button tocancel audio playback mute.

Note: For operating details ofBluetooth systems, please refer tothe appropriate guide.

Audio system operationAudio system operation

Man

Dist.

Sel.

Off On

Off

Off Local

Auto

Comp

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MIX

PHONE

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AUXILIARY INPUT (AUX IN)SOCKETLocated in the vehicle glove box,this socket permits an auxiliarydevice, like a portable MiniDisc orMP3 player, to be linked into thevehicle audio system, so thatoutput can be played through thevehicle speakers.

To listen to an auxiliary device,plug it into the glove box socketusing a 3.5 mm conventional‘headphone type’ electricalconnector.

From the Audio Menu, select AUX.Playback will be heard through thevehicle speakers from the AUXsource.

To disconnect the auxiliary device,pull out the plug-in electricalconnector and use the vehicle audiounit buttons to restore playbackfrom the vehicle audio unit.

The vehicle audio unit buttons canalso be used to restore playbackfrom the vehicle audio unit, whilethe auxiliary device remainsconnected.

CD CHANGER

Loading the disc magazineThe CD changer magazine takes upto six discs, numbered 1 to 6starting from the bottom.

To load a disc:• Apply slight pressure to the

changer unit door. It will openwhen you release it.

• Press the eject button andremove the magazine.

• Insert individual discs, label sideup, into each slot until they clickinto position.

Do not insert more than one disc ineach slot.

To remove a discPull out the individual traycontaining the disk and remove it.

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Inserting the magazineAn arrow on the magazine showswhich direction to insert it into theCD Changer. Press firmly until themagazine clicks into position, thenclose the changer door.

Note: The CD changer is notinstalled in the same place in allvehicles. Please refer to yourOwner Guide for the exact location.

Audio system operation

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Climate Control Operation

At low outside temperatures,when the system is in AUTOmode, the air stream will bedirected to the front screen andthe side windows as long as theengine is cold.

When switched on, the airconditioning uses energy from theengine. This results in higher fuelconsumption. In order to saveenergy and to reduce fuelconsumption, turn the airconditioning off when it is notneeded.

CLIMATE CONTROLRECOMMENDED SETTINGSThe recommended system settingsare 22ºc and AUTO mode. Thissetting is the best way to achieveand maintain a comfortable climatein the vehicle. Changing thetemperature only affects the stabletemperature desired, not the rateof heating and cooling.

AIR CONDITIONINGIn AUTO mode, the air conditioningswitches on automatically toachieve and maintain comfort andsupport demisting.

Press the A/C button to toggle theair conditioning on and off, ECOappears in the display.

Switching off the air conditioningcan lead to a reduction in comfortlevels and in certain circumstances,cause the windows to mist up.

Switch on the air conditioning (A/Cbutton) when the interiortemperature is too high or thewindows start to mist up.

TEMPERATUREBlue button: lower temperature.

Red button: higher temperature.

The recommended standardtemperature setting is 22ºC.

The individual temperature can beset between 16ºC and 28ºC usingthe buttons. In position LO (below16ºC) the system will switch topermanent cooling, in HI (above28ºC) to permanent heating, andnot regulate a stable temperature.

Note: When the temperature is setto HI, the auxiliary heater isswitched on automatically ifneeded.

Climate Control Quick Start

CLIMATE CONTROL QUICKSTARTThe climate control system isavailable in two configurations:mono zone, or dual zone.

To operate the climate control,touch the button on the displayscreen. Select the temperature(s)and the Dual AutomaticTemperature Control will thencontrol the temperature of the airflow and adjust the blower speedand air distribution accordingly,thus evenly creating a comfortableinterior climate. The selectedsettings are indicated in thedisplay.

When the navigation system andaudio system are off, the climatecontrol can still be operated and isshown on the screen (provided theignition key is in the run position).

Touching the screen off buttonremoves the climate control screen

from the display. However if anychanges are made in this mode, apop-up display will appear on thescreen for 3 seconds to show theclimate control system status.

To reinstate the climate controlscreen, touch any part of thescreen, or press the On/Off button.

Note: The air conditioningoperates only when thetemperature is above +5ºC, theengine is running and the DualAutomatic Temperature Control isswitched on. It is recommended toclose all windows completely whenoperating the air conditioning.

The sensors which measure theinterior temperature are located tothe left and right of the centreconsole. The sun load sensor islocated on top of the instrumentpanel. The sensors should not becovered by any objects.

The air conditioning systemextracts humidity form the cooledair (condensation) and you maynotice a small pool of waterunderneath the parked vehicle.This is quite normal.

When entering a hot vehicle, openthe windows for a couple ofminutes to let out the hot air. Thiswill aid cooling performance.

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Mono modeIn mono mode, the temperaturesettings for both the driver’s andpassenger’s side are linked. If thetemperature is adjusted using thebuttons on the driver’s side, thesettings will also be adjusted to thesame setting on the passenger’sside. In mono mode, MONOappears in the right-hand side ofthe display.

Setting different temperatures forthe driver’s and passenger’s side:

Press the temperature buttons onthe passenger’s side to select thedesired temperature for thepassenger’s side. The temperaturefor the driver’s side will remainunchanged. The temperaturesettings for each side are shown inthe display and MONO willextinguish from the display. It ispossible to set a temperaturedifference of up to 4ºC.

If one of the sides is set to HI or LO,both sides will be set to HI or LO.

To toggle mono mode on andoff

To toggle mono mode on and off,touch and hold the AUTO buttonfor at least two seconds. If thesystem was in Mono mode MONOwill extinguish from the display.

The driver and passenger sidetemperatures can now be adjustedindependently of one another.

To return to mono mode, touch andhold the AUTO button for at leasttwo seconds. MONO reappears inthe display and the passenger’s sidetemperature will be adjusted to thedriver’s side temperature.

BlowerTouch the large fan icon button toincrease blower speed.

Press the small fan icon button todecrease blower speed.

The blower speed setting isindicated in the left-hand panel inthe display.

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AIR DISTRIBUTIONTo adjust air distribution, press thedesired button. The light in thebutton indicates operation. Anycombination of settings can beselected simultaneously.

Front screen: All the air flows tothe front screen and the sidewindows defrosting/ demistingvents. This can be selected with orwithout air conditioning and incombination with face level and /orfootwell. This setting can also beselected in combination withrecirculated air.

When defrost is selected, face levelfootwell and windscreen switch offautomatically and the airconditioning switches on. Outsideair will flow into the vehicle.Recirculated air cannot be selected.

Front screen defrosting/demisting: Set the air distributioncontrol to defrost. Outside air willflow into the vehicle. Airconditioning is automaticallyselected. As long as the airdistribution is set to defrost,recirculated air cannot be selected.The blower speed and thetemperature control operateautomatically and cannot beadjusted manually. The blower is setto high speed and the temperatureto HI. The auxiliary heater will beswitched on automatically if needed.

When defrost is selected, theheated screens switch onautomatically and switch off after ashort time.

To return to auto mode, pressAUTO or the button(s) withilluminated indicator lights.

Face level: All the air flows to theface level area.

Footwell: All the air flows to thefootwell area.

Recirculated air: Press therecirculated air control to togglebetween outside air andrecirculated air. The indicator lightin the button illuminates duringoperation. Use recirculated air e.g.to shut out unpleasant odours fromthe outside.

Recirculated air operation is notpossible when the air distributioncontrol is set to defrost.


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REAR CLIMATE CONTROLWhen Rear Climate Control is fitted,the lower portion of the touch-screen will display the rear climatecontrols and settings.

The lower portion of the touch-screen display will incorporate rearclimate buttons for the following:On/Off control; AUTO modecontrol; temperature settingincrease and decrease; and blowerspeed setting increase anddecrease.

The upper portion of the touch-screen can display the drivertemperature and MONO in MONOmode, or driver and front passengerin DUAL mode, plus blowerspeed/AUTO mode.

The Rear Climate Control can beturned on and off independently ofthe front zone while the FrontClimate Control is active. The rearclimate control will automatically beturned off when the Front ClimateControl is turned off.

When the Front Climate Control isoperational, touching any of theRear Climate Control touch-screen

buttons will activate the rear zonesystem.

The Front Climate Control settingfor AUTO will not affect the rearclimate AUTO setting, and viceversa.

While the AUTO mode is off,pressing the AUTO button will turnAUTO mode on. Once the AUTOmode is on, pressing the button willhave no further effect.

The touch-screen AUTO button willnot cause the MONO/DUAL modeto change to DUAL if rear AUTO isselected while the system mode isin MONO.

Cancellation of the AUTO mode isperformed by the selection of eitherthe large or small rear blower speedtouch-screen buttons.

When the AUTO mode is off, thebutton will appear in its blue,inactive state. When the AUTOmode is on, the button appears inits orange, active state.

Temperature adjustment:When the Front Climate Control isin DUAL mode, the front and reartemperatures can be set

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Automatic recirculated control:When the system is in AUTO modeand the interior and exteriortemperatures are quite hot, theclimate control systemautomatically selects therecirculated air position tomaximise cooling of the interior.

Once the selected temperature isreached, the system willautomatically change to the outsideair position. The indicator light inthe button does not illuminateduring automatic operation.

To switch off the Dual Automatictemperature Control, press OFF.

If the recirculated air button is alsopressed when the system is off, nooutside air will enter the vehicle.

Press any button (apart from therecirculated air button) to switchthe Dual Automatic Temperaturecontrol back on.

OFF

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independently of one another.When the front climate is in MONOmode, the driver’s instrument paneltemperature buttons will controlboth front and rear temperaturesettings (provided the rear climateis turned on).

The temperature buttons will causethe MONO/DUAL mode to changeto DUAL if these buttons arepressed while the system mode is inMONO.

Touching the ‘red’ or ‘blue’ reartemperature touch-screen buttonswill raise or lower the temperatureuntil the desired setting is reached.When maximum or minimumtemperatures are reached, therelevant button will be greyed outand will not adjust the temperatureany further.

The greyed out rear temperaturetouch-screen buttons can be re-enabled under two conditions:changing the temperature awayfrom the maximum or minimumcondition by touching either of thetemperature buttons, or bytouching the rear climate powerbutton resulting in the rear climatebeing turned off.

Blower speed:The Front Climate Control settingfor blower speed will not affect theRear Climate Control blower speedsetting, and vice versa.

Touching the increase (large fanicon) or decrease (small fan icon)rear blower speed touch-screenbuttons will raise or lower the rearblower speed to the desired level.The MONO/DUAL mode will notchange to DUAL if rear blowertouch-screen buttons are pressedwhile the system mode is in MONO.When the minimum blower speed isreached the decrease button will begreyed out and will no longerdecrease the blower speed. Whenthe maximum blower speed isreached the increase button will begreyed out and will no longerincrease the blower speed.

The greyed out blower speedbuttons can be re-enabled undertwo conditions: changing the blowerspeed away from the maximum orminimum condition by touchingeither of the blower speed buttons,or by touching the rear climatepower button resulting in the rearclimate being turned off.

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Navigation System Quick Start

NAVIGATION SYSTEM QUICKSTARTThe Ford DVD Navigation Systemwith Touch-Screen has a largerange of features, yet is easy to use.Guidance can be given by voiceprompts and is also shown on thedisplay screen. The screen providesfull information for operating thesystem through the use of menus,text screens and map displays.Screen selections are made bytouching the desired selection onthe screen.

Note: In order to conserve batterypower, the system can be operatedin one hour mode. If the ignition isin Off position, pressing theON/OFF button will cause thesystem to switch on. The systemwill automatically switch off againafter one hour if not switched offby the user.

Using the systemFor best results, always use thelatest version of the map DVD

(navigable map database). Mapinformation is regularly updated,but all areas are not necessarilycovered to the same level ofdetail. Some areas, in particularprivate roads, may not be includedon the database (non-digitisedroads).

While driving under routeguidance, only follow an instructionwhen it is safe to do so, as thesystem cannot be aware ofchanging conditions, for exampleturn restrictions, roadworks ordiversions. Use voice guidance asmuch as possible, and only view thedisplay when driving conditionspermit.

The following instructions explainhow to operate the navigationsystem and give examples showinghow to set a destination. Afterbecoming familiar with thecontrols, follow the on-screenmenus and prompts to operate thesystem as required.

To find a particular menu, seeMenu Structure.

Note: In these instructions, theexpression ‘Select an item’ (orsimilar wording), means ‘Touch theon-screen touch button adjacent tothe item required’.

CAUTION!If the system is used for anextended period of time with

the vehicle stationary, ensure thatthe engine is running to avoiddraining the battery.

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ROUTE SETTING EXAMPLEThis is a simple example explaininghow to use the basic features of thesystem to set a route. It describeseach screen in turn and explainshow to use the controls. Forinformation relating to the otherfeatures of the system, see therelevant section in this Guide.

Note: Before using the system,check that the correct map DVD isloaded, see Loading the Map DVD.

1. Selecting the systemNote: The ignition must beswitched on.

To select the navigation system (ifnecessary), push the NAV buttonon the bezel of the touch screenpanel. The road safety caution willbe displayed. To use the system,read the caution and touch Agree.

2. Map displayThe initial map screen showing thecurrent vehicle position isdisplayed.

Press MENU to select theNavigation menu.

3. Navigation menuThe Navigation menu is the toplevel menu of the system, andshows the main functions that areavailable.

Touch Destination Entry to selectthe Destination Entry menu.

4. Destination entry menu

The Destination Entry menu showsthe options available for setting aroute. The map inset shows thecurrently selected area, which thesystem will use when searching fordestination addresses.

Touch Address to enter thedestination details for the desiredroute.

Note: If your route destination isnot within the area highlighted onthe map, another search area mustbe selected.


MENU

DestinationEntry

Address

NAV

SAFETY INFORMATION LOADING THE MAP DVDThe navigation system DVD drive islocated (depending on model) inthe top of the glove compartment,or in the luggage compartment,behind the trim that covers the CDchanger.

1. Ensure that the vehicle ignitionis ON.

2. To ensure that a DVD is notalready loaded in the navigationsystem slot, push the eject button.

3. Load the new map DVD with theprinted side up. Do not allowmoisture or foreign objects to enterthe slot.

The navigation system utilises adatabase stored in a special formaton a DVD. It is recommendedalways to use the latest update ofthis map DVD.

The navigation system will only workwith DVDs specifically intended foryour navigation system. Always storethe map DVDs in their protectivecases when not in use.


Agree

WARNING !

Distraction may cause accidents.Never enter data while driving.Always concentrate on driving and obey traffic regulations.See Owners Handbook.

IMPORTANT!Do not use the system untilyou have familiarisedyourself with its operation.

The road safety caution isdisplayed each time the ignition isswitched on, and the navigationsystem is selected.

The caution screen gives the.following, information:

• Distraction may causeaccidents. Never enter datawhile diving. Alwaysconcentrate on driving and obeytraffic regulations. See OwnersHandbook.

• Please read this Guide foroperating instructions.

• Always obey traffic regulations.

• To use the system, read thecaution and touch ‘Agree’.

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5. Enter street nameEnter the street name by touchingthe letters required. (For moreinformation, see Text Input.)

When sufficient characters havebeen entered, touch List.

The list of possible streets from thecharacters entered is displayed.

Select the street required.

Note: In this example, the streetname is entered first. Addressescan be entered in other ways, e.g.town name first.

6. Select townThe screen shows the list of townswhere the street name enteredoccurs.

Select the town required.

Notes: 1. If there is only one townmatch, this step is omitted.

2. If a large number of matches isfound, the alpha keyboard screen isdisplayed. To enter the desiredtown name, press the A-Z button.

3. For more information about thelist, see Town Name Lists.

7. Enter house numberEnter the house number bytouching the digits required.

For more information, see Numberinput.

When all the digits have beenentered, touch Enter.

Notes: 1. If a list of house numberranges is displayed, select therange applicable.

2. If the street does not have housenumbers, or the house number isnot known, just touch Enter. Themidpoint of the street will be usedas the destination.

8. Confirm destinationThe map screen showing thedestination details, and the currentroute settings is displayed.

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Touch Dest. to confirm as adestination.

The screen shows ‘CalculatingRoute’ while the route is calculated.

Note: For information on usingway points, see Route calculation.

9. Start guidanceWhen the route calculation hasbeen completed, the map displayshows the entire route, and theroute information at the top of thescreen.

Touch Start (or commence driving).

Alternative routesThe system will also calculate atleast one alternative route (wherepossible). The alternative route(s)can be viewed and selected in placeof the original route if required.

To view an alternative route, touchNext.

MODIFICATION OF ROUTE

If you wish to amend your route,press Change Route > CancelGuidance. Go back to step 1 andenter a new route.

10. Route guidanceAfter touching Start, the initial mapscreen while under guidance isdisplayed. The route is shownhighlighted, with the current roadname shown in the text area at thebottom of the screen.

Drive away, following the voiceguidance given by the system.Continue to follow the voiceguidance until the end of the routeis reached.

11. Arrival at destinationWhen the vehicle reaches the endof the route, the screen shows thedestination address details. Arrivalat the destination is also confirmedby voice guidance. The system isnow ready for further use.

Navigation System Quick StartNavigation System Quick Start

High Street

Town

Street

Lon_

Input House Number

Town

House No

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0 –

Input Street Name

Town

Street

A B C D E F

I J K L M N

Q R S T U V

Y Z – – & Oth

List

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Notes: 1. If the manoeuvre pointhas been passed, the audibleinstruction for the next manoeuvrepoint will be heard.

2. Repeat is also available while one ofthe other touch screen systems isselected (but not during a phone call).

Additional touch buttonsThese buttons are displayed aftertouching the map display.

Home buttonSets a route to the home position(only displayed when a homeposition is set).

Chg. Route button

Displays the Route Options menuto make changes to the routepreference settings (only displayedwhen a route is set).

Ent. Dest. buttonStores a selected map location as adestination. (See Confirmdestination.) Displayed in place ofthe Chg. Route button, aftertouching the screen twice withinfive seconds and only after scrolling.

Store buttonStores a selected map location as amemory point.

POI/POI Off buttonsPOI - Selects the quick points ofinterest function to display POIicons on the map.

POI Off - Deselects the display ofPOI icons.

Note: For more information, seeQuick Points of Interest (POI).

Volume adjustmentThe volume level for trafficnavigation and phone can beadjusted if required. Volumeadjustment is found on the UserSettings screen and achieved bypressing ‘Volume Preset’ followedby the volume preset plus (+) andminus (-) buttons. Alternatively,the volume can be adjusted byturning the rotary control knobwhile in the respective function isactive.

Navigation System Operation

POI Off

Ent Dest.

Chg. Route

Store

POI

NAVIGATION SYSTEMCONTROLS

All the navigation controls, exceptthe Navigation, Menu, DRG andInformation buttons on the bezel,are touch controls displayed on thescreen.

MENU buttonDisplays the Navigation menu.

Cancel/back buttonReturns to the previous menu, textscreen, or to the map display.

NAV buttonThe Navigation button selects thenavigation system. While thenavigation system is selected, itselects the initial map display fromany other screen. After scrolling, itreturns the system to the mapdisplay of current vehicle position.

Notes: 1. If the navigation systemwas selected when the ignition wasswitched off, it will be selectedautomatically when the ignition isswitched on again.

2. When switching back tonavigation from another touchscreen system, pushing NAV willreturn the system to the particularnavigation screen being displayedpreviously.

Map orientation buttonsThese buttons select the desiredmap orientation (north, or vehicleheading to the top of the screen).The current selection is shown onthe map.

Note: Above the 2 miles (4 km)zoom level, only north orientationis available.

Zoom controlSelects the desired map zoom levelby touching one of the arrowsymbols. The currently selectedscale is shown.

INFO buttonWhile under guidance, repeats thelast audible instruction.


Cancel

MENU

NAV

N

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Destination Entry

Address

Memory Point

Home

Point of Interest

Previous Destination

Post code

Select from Map

Motorway Entrance/Exit

Intersection

Change Search Area

Route Options

Detour

Route Preferences

Display Whole Route

Calculate

Cancel Guidance

Navigation Setup

Average Speed Settings

Quick POI Selection

Restore System Defaults

Calibration

Map Version

Display Options

Guidance(Split/Arrows/Hide)

2D/3D View

Stored Locations

Memory Points

Special Memory Points

Home

Avoid Area


Dest. & Way Point

Calculate

NAV > MENU > Navigation Menu

Destination Entry

Route Options

Navigation Setup

Display Options

Stored Locations

On Route Scroll (if route set)

User Settings Screen

Mute Voice Guidance

MENU STRUCTUREMenu screens are provided to select thevarious system functions.

To select a menu item, use the touch buttonfor the option required.

After selecting a menu item, the next sub-menu or screen will be displayed. If a menuitem cannot currently be selected, thebutton will be displayed in a light tint only.

FREQUENTLY USEDNAVIGATION FUNCTIONS

The starting position for all thesefunctions is the map screenshowing the current vehicleposition. If any other screen isshown, press the NAV button todisplay the map screen.

Getting started

Entering a destination byaddressNav Menu > Destination Entry >Address > enter the address detailsrequired > Dest. > Start.

Entering a destination to a towncentreNav Menu > Destination Entry >Address enter the town namerequired > Town Centre (symbol)> Dest. > Start.

Using a point of interest as adestinationNav Menu > Destination Entry >Point of Interest > select the pointrequired > Dest. > Start.

Storing a location as the homepositionNav Menu > Stored Locations >Home > Add > enter the addressdetails required.

Adding a memory pointNav Menu > Stored Locations >Memory Points > Add > enter theaddress details required.

OPTIONS ONLY AVAILABLEWITH A ROUTE SET

Cancelling guidanceNav Menu > Route Options >Cancel Guidance.

Repeating voice guidancePress the INFO button.

Changing route preferencesTouch the screen > Chg. Route >Route Preferences > select thepreferences required.


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Route guidance precision

Under certain driving conditions, itis possible that the route guidancemay be inaccurate. Some examplesare listed below:

• Deviation from a route may causeincorrect guidance until the routehas been recalculated.

• Route guidance may occasionallybe given where no turn isrequired.

• If there is no road, or only a narrowtrack, to the final destination,guidance will be given to thenearest point possible.

No guidance is given whilereversing.

If driving at high speed or on verydense road networks, it may not bepossible to recalculate the route intime for the next instruction.

On familiar roads, personal routepreferences may not always befollowed.

LATEST MAP DVDsThe traffic network is constantlychanging due to new roads, trafficrestrictions, etc. Therefore, it is notalways possible to exactly matchthe DVD map with the currentroadways.

Map information is regularlyupdated, but all areas are notnecessarily covered to the samelevel of detail. Some areas, inparticular private roads, may not beincluded on the database. To helpwith accuracy, always use the latestversion DVD for navigation.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM GETTINGSTARTED

NAV buttonThe Navigation button (NAV) islocated on the bezel of the touchscreen panel.

Press the NAV button to select thenavigation system.

The road safety caution isdisplayed.

Note: While the navigation systemis selected, the NAV button has thefollowing additional functions.

Selects the initial map display fromany other screen.

After scrolling, returns the mapdisplay to show the current vehicleposition again.


NAV

NAVIGATION SYSTEMPRINCIPLE OF OPERATIONBy collecting the GPS data fromsatellites and combining it with theinformation from road maps storedon a DVD, the navigation systemcan direct the driver accurately to arequired destination. Directions arein the form of maps on the displayand verbal instructions thatoverride other audio sources, e.g.radio or audio CD. The systemworks by looking ahead and itcalculates an ample reaction timebased on your current drivingspeed.

If your vehicle leaves the roadnetwork, GPS will still track yourposition.

Note: If the vehicle battery isdisconnected for any reason, thenavigation system needs to re-scanfor available satellites when thebattery is re-connected. Normallythis will take no longer than threeto four minutes.

Reception of GPS signalsGPS signals are highly directionaland reception may occasionally beinterrupted. Some situations likelyto cause problems are:

• Inside tunnels.

• Inside buildings.

• Roads under raised highways.

• Densely tree-lined roads.

• Forest roads between mountains.

• Between tall buildings.

• Roads under cliffs.

• Large metal objects placed nearthe GPS receiver.

Errors in vehicle positionUnder certain driving conditions, itis possible that the vehicle positionshown may be incorrect. Someexamples are listed below:

• When the vehicle is transportedby ferry or train

• Driving on steep roads

• After vehicle battery removal orsupply fuse failure

• When using snow chains

• After the tyres have been replaced

• After the vehicle has been rotatedon a turntable

• Where there are two roadsparallel to each other

• Elevated roads in proximity toother roads

• Driving up or down circularramps in car parks

The position will usually becorrected automatically. If theproblem persists, see Calibration,or consult your Ford Dealer.


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Road safety cautionThe road safety caution isdisplayed the first time thenavigation system is selected afterturning on the ignition.

Touch Agree to acknowledge theroad safety information.

The screen now shows the initialmap display.

Language buttonThe screen text and voice guidanceare available in a number ofdifferent languages. Languages areselected in the user settings screen.This is available from theNavigation Menu screen or theAudio menu screen. In this screen,audible feedback and measurementunits can also be set. To access theuser settings screen, touch the flagicon button in the bottom left ofthe menu screen.

To select a different language,touch the language button.

Select the language required fromthe list displayed.

The languages available are:German, English, English (US),Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch,Danish, Swedish and Portuguese.

Note: This procedure changes theon-screen language for all thetouch screen systems: audio,climate control etc.

INITIAL MAP DISPLAYThe initial map screen will showthe current vehicle position. A keyto the main features is given below.

Menu button: Press button innavigation mode to select thenavigation menu.

Zoom control: Touch control andindication of the current map zoomlevel. The scale length represents adistance of from 1/32 mile to 128miles (50 metres to 256kilometres).

Map orientation: Touch buttonand indication of the current maporientation (north or vehicleheading to the top of the screen).Above the 2 miles (4 kilometres)zoom level, only north orientationis available.

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GPS symbol: Indicates thatinsufficient GPS satellite signals arebeing received for accurate mappositioning. The symbol is notdisplayed under normal operation.

Map position markers: The mapnormally indicates the currentvehicle position (navigationsymbol). While the system is in usevarious markers are displayed. (SeeScreen Symbols.)

Lower text area: Shows thecurrent street name (presentvehicle location). While operatingthe system, this text area isreplaced by additional touchbuttons. There are also the climatecontrol/audio and RDS buttonsshown on the navigation screen.Depending on vehicle type, a clockis also displayed in this area.

Note: For an explanation of thebasic navigation touch controls, seeUsing the Controls.

Scrolling the mapTo scroll the map, touch the screentwice within five seconds. Thecross-wire marker is displayed, andthe map scrolls until the pointtouched is under the cross-wiremarker.

Continuous scrollingFirst touch, then touch and hold atany point on the screen. The mapcontinues to scroll while the screenis being touched.

Note: This feature is not availablewhile driving.

Additional touch buttonsAfter touching the screen once,additional touch buttons aredisplayed:

Home: Sets a route to the homeposition. (Only displayed when ahome position is set.)

Chg. Route: Displays the RoutePreference menu to make changesto the route preference settings.(Only displayed when a route isset.)

Store: Stores a selected maplocation as a memory point.

POI: Selects the quick points ofinterest function to display (up to0.5 miles/1.0 km) POI icons on themap. After touching the screen asecond time within five seconds.

Home Position

POI

Store

Chg. Route

Home

Change

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Map orientation buttons

These buttons select the desiredmap orientation (north or vehicleheading to the top of the screen).The current selection is shown onthe map.


When the control is touched, thescale indicator is shown on thescreen. The scale markings shownon the indicator are: 1/32, 1/2, 4, 128miles (50 m, 1 km, 8 km, 256 km).

The zoom control can be used in anumber of ways:

• Touch and hold one of the arrowbuttons. The map is re-displayedat each zoom level in turn.

• Touch one of the arrow buttonsrepeatedly. The map is only re-displayed at the final zoom level.

• Touch one of the segments of thescale indicator. The map is re-displayed at the zoom levelselected.

ROUTE OPTIONS MENUThe menu shows the five routeoption buttons available.

1. DetourWhile driving under guidance, thisfeature allows you to make a detourfrom the calculated route for aspecified distance. The screen willshow the detour distance settingsavailable for residential roads andmotorways. Current selections areshown highlighted.

Residential: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15miles (or kilometres).

Motorway: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 50, 100miles (or kilometres). Touch theappropriate screen items to changethe detour settings as required.

Route detour: Touch the Detourbutton. The route ahead isrecalculated using the currentdetour distance settings.

Alternative route: Touch the NewRoute button. The system usesdifferent combinations of the routepreference settings to calculate analternative route (where possible).

Note: The detour settings are onlyused when you touch Detour andonly apply to the current route.

Detour

New Route

10 m

Ent. Dest.: Stores a selected maplocation as a destination.(Displayed in place of the Chg.Route button and only when theposition marker is moved from thevehicle’s current position.) This isdisplayed after touching the screentwice within five seconds and onlyafter scrolling.

Display Route: This button isshown if a route is set.

Selecting the initial map display

Press the NAV button to return tothe initial map display showing thecurrent vehicle position.

Note: For an explanation of thebasic navigation touch controls.

Map location detailsAfter scrolling, the address detailsof the map location under thecross-wire marker are shown in thetext area at the top of the screen.

If the complete address is not visible,touch anywhere within the text areato scroll the text to left or right.

Name listsLists of names (for example streets,towns or points of interest), aredisplayed. The number of items inthe list will be displayed, and theindicator will show the currentposition in the list.

To scroll through the list, one itemat a time, touch one of the singlearrow buttons (the double arrowbuttons scroll one page at a time).

To view the remainder of a longentry, touch anywhere on the text.The symbol at the start or end ofthe line indicates more text.

To make a selection from the list,use the touch button for the itemrequired.

Touch controlsAfter touching Agree, the initialmap screen showing the vehiclelocation is displayed, with thecurrent road name shown in thetext area at the bottom of thescreen. Touch controls will also bedisplayed on the screen.

Distance unitsDistances are shown on the screen,and given in voice guidance, eitherin Imperial units (miles) or Metricunits (kilometres and metres).

Ent. Dest.

Display Route

Agree

NAV

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Use the Enlarge and Reducebuttons to create an avoid area ifrequired.

Touch OK to confirm.

Notes:

1. The points or areas selected inthis way are only avoided for thecurrent route, Permanent avoidareas are created from the StoreAvoid Area menu.

2. In some circumstances, tocalculate a satisfactory route, itmay not be possible to avoid all theselected points or areas.

4. CalculateThis is a quick way to start a routecalculation after making changes tothe route preferences. For moreinformation, see Route calculation.

Note: The route will be calculatedusing the destination and/or waypoint addresses previously entered.

5. Cancel guidanceThe map showing the whole routeis displayed.

Touch Yes to cancel the route.

NAVIGATION SET-UP MENUThe Navigation Set-up Menu showsthe five option buttons available.

1. Average speed settingsThe screen shows the currentaverage speed settings. Speeds canbe selected in the range from 5mph (5 km/h) to 150 mph (240km/h).

The default settings are:

Residential Roads - 20 mph (30km/h),

Main Roads - 40 mph (60 km/h),

Motorways - 60 mph (100 km/h).

Select the average speeds requiredusing the touch arrows.

Touch OK to apply the newsettings.

Touch Default to apply the defaultsettings if required.

Note: These settings do not affectroute calculation, they are onlyused in displaying the time todestination.

Choose your own usual speeds, sothat the time shown more closelymatches your own driving style.

Calculate

2. Route preferencesThe screen shows the routepreferences available, with thecurrent settings highlighted.

Minimise Time/Dist. - Time/Dist.

Use Major Roads - Yes/No.

Use Toll Roads - Yes/No.

Use Ferries - Yes/No.

To select a route preference, touchthe button for the setting required.

Touch Store Setting to apply thenew settings, or touch Calculate toapply the new settings andcalculate a route.

Touch Cancel to keep the oldsettings.

Note: The system will use yourroute preference settings whereverpossible. However, in somecircumstances, to calculate asatisfactory route, one or more ofthe alternatives may have to beused.

3. Display whole routeAfter selecting Display WholeRoute, the screen shows the wholeroute, with the total route distance,and estimated travelling time

displayed at the top of the screen.

Where the route includes a ferrycrossing, a ferry symbol is shown.

To view the destination, touch DestMap.

To view the turn list, touch TurnList.

A) End of route display

After touching Dest Map, thescreen shows the last portion of theroute, with the destination addressdisplayed at the top of the screen.

To return to the whole routedisplay, touch Route.

To view the turn list, touch Turn List.

B) Turn list

After touching Turn List, the firstportion of the route turn list isdisplayed.

To view the rest of the entries,scroll the list as required.

To recalculate the route, touchReroute.

C) Avoid point/area

Any point on the route can beavoided if required.

Touch the Avoid button next to therequired entry in the turn list.

The map screen is displayedshowing the location and address ofthe selected point. Scroll the mapto adjust the location if required.

Store Setting

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PositionTouch Position to adjust thevehicle position (The map showingthe current vehicle position isdisplayed).

Scroll the map until the navigationsymbol (vehicle position) is in thecorrect geographical location.

Touch OK to confirm the newposition and display the mapscreen for heading adjustment.

DistanceTouch Distance to re-calibrate thesystem.

The screen briefly shows 'DistanceCalibration is in Progress'.

Calibration is carried out duringnormal driving.

No notification is given that distancecalibration has been completed.

Display optionsThe screen shows the GuidanceOptions and 2D/3D view optionsavailable, with the currentselections highlighted.

To select a guidance setting, touchthe button for the setting required.When finished, touch OK to applythe new settings. These settingsare described as follows.

GUIDENCE OPTIONS1. Map screen - Splitscreen/Full screen.

Split Screen - When set to SplitScreen, the map display alwaysshows the guidance screen overlaywhen a route is set.

Full Screen - When set to FullScreen, the screen normally showsthe map display, with the next turnsymbol in the top right-handcorner.

Before each manoeuvre point, theguidance screen overlay isdisplayed automatically.

(The overlay can also be displayedmanually by touching the guidancescreen button.)

2. Guidance screen - Turnarrows/Turn list.

Turn Arrows - When set to TurnArrows, the guidance screenoverlay shows the on-route arrowand next turn symbol.

Before each manoeuvre point, thenext junction diagram is displayedautomatically.

Turn List - When set to Turn List,the guidance screen overlay showsthe current portion of the routeturn list.


Map Screen

2D

Guidance Screen

2D 3D

3D

2. Quick POI selectionThe six default quick POIcategories, can be changed asrequired. The screen shows theicons for the six current categories.

Select the category icon that youwish to replace. The screen showsthe full list of POI categories.

Select the new category requiredfrom the list. The screen shows thenew selection of category icons.

Repeat for another category icon ifrequired.

Touch OK to apply the newsettings.

3. Restore system defaultsThe default settings are as follows.

Guidance Voice: On.

Search Area: Belgium.

Route preferences

- Minimise Time/Distance: Time.

- Use Major Roads: Yes.

- Use Toll Roads: Yes.

- Use Ferries: No.

Detour

- Residential Road: 4 miles (4 km).

- Motorway: 20 miles (20 km).

Average speed settings

- Residential Road: 20 mph (30km/h).

- Main Road: 40 mph (60 km/h).

- Motorway: 60 mph (100 km/h).

Quick POI categories

- Petrol Station

- Car Park

- Restaurant

- Hotel

- Shopping Centre

- Golf

Display Options

- Map Screen: Split Screen.

- Guidance Screen: Turn Arrows.

- Distance to Destination: Show.

- Message Centre Guidance: On.

To select the complete set ofdefault settings touch OK.

4. CalibrationSometimes the vehicle positionmay not be correct. This can occur,for example, if the vehicle has beenmoved on a trailer or by ferry.

If the new position is not foundautomatically by the system, it canbe corrected by using the calibrationprocedures (Position first).


Position

Distance

POI

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Touch List (when active) to viewthe available names.

NUMBER INPUTEnter the desired number bytouching each digit in turn.

The digits entered are displayed onthe screen.

To delete the last digit, touch Delete.

When all the digits have been input,touch List. The next screen isdisplayed.

IMPORTANT: Furtherinformation on using these screensfor specific functions, e.g.destination entry, is given in theappropriate section of this Guide.

Screen symbols

The screen symbols used by thesystem are explained below.

Navigation symbol - Indicates thecurrent vehicle position andheading.

Cross-wire marker - This symbol isdisplayed when the map is scrolledto select a destination or point(map cursor location).

Destination symbol - Indicates thecurrent route destination.

Next turn symbol - Shows theaction to be taken at the nextmanoeuvre point on the routeahead. (A typical example isshown.)

North up symbol - Indicates thatthe map is displayed with north tothe top of the screen.

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Before each manoeuvre point, thenext junction diagram is displayedautomatically.

3. Time to destination -Show/Hide.

When set to Show, the estimatedtime to destination will be shownon the map display.

4. 2D/3D Viewing option.

The screens can be viewed ineither two dimensional or threedimensional perspective.

To adjust the angle of the 3Dperspective, press either theincrease or decrease arrow.

List buttonThe List button becomes activewhen the characters enteredreduce the possible entries to asmall enough number. (The list isdisplayed automatically when thenumber of entries reduces to fouror less.)

You can also select List (whenactive) without entering a POIname. All the relevant points ofinterest will be displayed, e.g. in aselected town or category.

POI entry messagesWhile searching for points ofinterest, you may encounter one of

the following messages:

‘There are no POI’s in thisCategory.’

‘No POI’s Found in this Town.’

TEXT INPUTEnter the desired name bytouching each letter in turn.

The characters entered aredisplayed on the screen.

As characters are entered, only thecharacters available to completethe name (or similar names) areshown highlighted.

To delete the last character, touchDelete.

To enter a space, touch Space.

To enter special characters, touchSym.

To enter accented characters,touch Others.

It is not necessary to enter all thecharacters. The number of possiblenames from the characters enteredis shown.


List

Input Street Name

Town

Street

A B C D E F

I J K L M N

Q R S T U V

Y Z – – & Oth

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Input House Number

Town

House No

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Closed Road

Roadworks

Danger

Road Conditions

Bad Weather

Delays

Parking

Others

The colour of the TMC iconidentifies message topic: Red -Stationary traffic; Orange - Slowtraffic; Black - Road closed; Pink -Roadworks; Yellow - Bad weather

Note: When first operating the TMCsystem, activate the Auto button toenable the system for automaticbackground TMC reception.

MAIN FEATURES OF THENAVIGATION SYSTEM

Stored locationsThese are map locations (memorypoints) that you can store in thesystem memory with a personalised

nametag, e.g. Doctor, or Office, forsubsequent selection as a routedestination or way point. There areseveral methods you can use to createa memory point, e.g. entering anaddress, or selecting a point of interestfrom the database.

Way pointsWay points can be used to divide aroute into a number of sections, andare entered in a similar manner to thedestination. As way points are entered,they are added to a list, up to amaximum of five way points. Waypoints are visited in the order in whichthey appear in the way points list, andthe order can changed if required.After each way point has been visited,it is deleted from the way points listautomatically.

Avoid areasAn area on the map can be selected asan avoid area, for example, a knownarea of heavy traffic. Up to 10 areas canbe selected. Routes will then becalculated avoiding the area(s)selected, except where an alternative isnot possible.

Points of Interest (POI)This is a database of useful names andaddresses held on the map DVD, e.g.airports, hotels and restaurants. Theinformation can be displayed on thescreen and sorted by category. A POIcan be selected from the list and usedas a route destination or way point.


Heading up symbol - Indicates that themap is displayed with the vehicleheading to the top of the screen. Theposition of the pointer indicates thedirection of north on the map.

Avoid area or point - The left-handsymbol Indicates an area to be avoidedin route calculations. The right-handsymbol indicates an avoid point.

Way point symbol - Indicates thelocation of a way point on the map.

Home position symbol - Indicates thelocation on the map, currently storedas the home position.

Zoom symbol - Indicates of the currentmap zoom level.

Distance to destination - Indicates thevehicle’s distance from the routedestination (provided a route has beenset).

Stored location symbol - Indicates thelocation of a memory point. This is thedefault symbol used when the point isstored, (if required an icon of your ownchoice can be selected from the 15icons available.)

GPS symbol - Indicates thatinsufficient GPS satellite signals arebeing received for accurate mappositioning. The symbol is notdisplayed under normal operation.

Audio mute icon - Shown when voiceguidance is turned off and a route isset.

TMC icon - Indicates reception of TMCinformation (not displayed if not tunedto a TMC station).

If the Navigation system is running inthe background but a climate controlor audio system screen is beingdisplayed, when a TMC signal isreceived, a coloured variant of theTMC icon will appear. The colour ofthe TMC icon identifies message topic:Red - Stationary traffic; Orange - Slowtraffic; Black - Road closed; Pink -Roadworks; Yellow - Bad weather

Note: If the TMC icon is showncrossed with a diagonal line while thetraffic icons have been selected fordisply, this indicates that TMCreception has been interupted.

The TMC icons represent:

Stationary Traffic

Slow Traffic

Accident


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QUICK POINTS OF INTEREST(POI)

Selecting a categoryAfter touching POI, the screenshows the six categories currentlyselected for quick points ofinterest.

Select a POI category.The map screen is displayed withPOI icons.

Other categoriesYou can also select from thecomplete list of POI categories.

Touch List Categories and select acategory from the list displayed.

Map area POIDisplays a list of POI’s within 20miles/32 kilometres. This allows theuser to select from from the list.

POI icon displayAfter selecting a category, the mapdisplay shows the location of eachPOI in the selected category,indicated by the appropriate POIicon.

For information about a particularPOI, touch the desired POI icon.

Note: POI icons can only bedisplayed up to the 1/2 mile/1 kmzoom level.

Next buttonIf some POI locations are very closeto one another, it may not bepossible to select a particular iconto display the information.

Touch Next (when active) to selectone of the icons in a group anddisplay its information. Repeat forthe other icons as required.

POI informationAfter touching a POI icon, thename of the selected POI isdisplayed at the top of the screen.

POI detailsTouch Info. to display the details ofthe selected POI. The detailsinclude Icon, Name, Position andPhone number.

Destination entryTouch Ent. Dest. to store the POIlocation as a destination. Thedestination details are displayed forconfirmation of the address, seeConfirm destination.


Quick Points of InterestWhen this feature is selected, themap screen shows the location of allthe points of interest in a particularcategory. Each POI location isindicated by displaying theappropriate POI icon. The categoryto be displayed is selected from a listof six popular categories. These canbe changed to categories of yourown choice if required.

Voice guidanceOne or more audible instructionsand/or chimes will be heard as thevehicle approaches each manoeuvrepoint along the route. Theinstruction and chime are repeatedas the vehicle reaches themanoeuvre point.

Voice guidance can be turned off ifrequired, and will be mutedautomatically if a phone call is inprogress.

Screen guidanceScreen guidance is provided bymeans of the map display, and anoverlay (the guidance screen) whichshows one of the following: junctiondiagram, turn arrow, or turns list.

Various combinations of thesefeatures can be selected, see Displayoptions. As the route is followed, thecurrent street name, estimated time(if selected) and distance remainingto the end of the route are displayed.

For further information, see ScreenTypes.

NAVIGATION SYSTEMGENERAL MENUS

Navigation menuThe Navigation menu is the toplevel menu of the system, showingthe functions that are available:Destination Entry, Route Options,Navigation Setup, Display Options,Stored Locations, On Route Scroll,User Settings, Voice Guidance,Voice Guidance Off.

Select the menu item required.

Audible instructionsThe highlighted symbol showswhether the setting for voiceguidance is currently on or off. Tochange the voice guidance setting,touch the symbol required.

Functions available on the moveFor safety reasons, only certainfunctions are available while thevehicle is on the move.


Next

Ent. Dest.

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the system when it is safe to do so.

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Area Countries

A. Austria Austria

B. Belgium Belgium

CH. Switzerland Switzerland,Liechtenstein

D. Germany Germany

DK. Denmark Denmark

E. Spain Spain, Andorra

F. France France,Monaco,Andorra

GB. Great Britain England,Scotland,Wales

I. Italy Italy, SanMarino, Vatican City

L. Luxembourg Luxembourg

NL. Netherlands TheNetherlands

P. Portugal Portugal

S. Sweden Sweden

Then touch OK.

ROUTE SETTING BY ADDRESS

1. Street entryAfter selecting Address from theDestination Entry menu, the alphakeyboard screen is displayed,showing 'Input Street Name'.

Enter the street name required.(See Text Input.)

Touch List to display the list ofpossible streets.

The list of possible streets from thecharacters entered is displayed.Select the street required.

2. Select townThe screen shows the list of townswhere the street name enteredoccurs. Select the town required.

Notes:

1. If there is only one town match,this step is omitted.

2. If a large number of matches isfound, the alpha keyboard screen isdisplayed to enter the desired townname.

3. House number entryThe number pad screen isdisplayed, showing the housenumber range for the streetselected.

Enter the house number requiredand touch Enter, see Numberinput.


Changing the categoriesAny of the six categories can bechanged from the Navigation Setupmenu, see Quick POI election.

Cancelling POl icon displayTo cancel the display of POI iconson the map, touch the map screento display the additional touchbuttons, then touch POI Off.

Destination entry menuThe menu shows all the methodsavailable for route setting.

Address

Intersection

Point of Interest


Select from Map

Memory Point

Special Memory Point

Motorway Entrance/Exit

Postcode

Home

Next/previous pageThe Destination Entry menuconsists of two pages.

To select a menu item that is notbeing displayed, touch Next Pageor Prev. Page.

Search areaTo reduce the time taken tocalculate a route, the map databaseis divided into a number of regions.When setting a route, thedestination (or way point) beingentered must be in the currentlyselected search area. See Changingsearch area.

Using the destination entrymenuThe Destination Entry menu isused for both destination and waypoint entry. (Way points and thedestination can be entered in anyorder.)

Select an item from the menu. (Forexample, to use a point of interestas the destination, select Point ofInterest.)

Changing search areaTo change the search area, touchChange.

The current area is shownhighlighted on the map, and thecountries it covers are listed at thebottom of the screen. From the listdisplayed, select the touch buttonrequired for the new area. See thefollowing list.

The screen shows the new areahighlighted and the list of countriescovered.


List

Input Street Name

Town

Street

A B C D E F

I J K L M N

Q R S T U V

Y Z – – & Oth

Change

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Town centre buttonWhen displayed after a town name,this touch button selects the towncentre as a destination.

List buttonThe button becomes active whenthe characters entered reduces thepossible entries to a small enoughnumber (the list is displayedautomatically when the number ofentries reduces to four or less).

Address entry messagesWhile entering an address, you mayencounter one of the followingmessages.

1. ‘House Number not Found. ShowMid-Point of Street? Yes/No.’

2. ‘The address does not exist.Show centre of this street? Yes/No.’

3. ‘Street Found in Many Towns.Please Input the Town Name.’Select one of the touch buttons(Yes or No) or enter a town name,as required.

4. ‘Intersection could not be foundwithin the database.’ this indicatesthat the roads selected do not crossone another.

Using a memory pointAfter selecting Memory Point fromthe Destination Entry menu, thescreen shows the list of stored

memory points.

Select the item required.

The destination details are displayedfor confirmation of the address.

Notes:

1. The list can be sorted by Date,Name, Distance or Icon by touchingthe button required.

2. When sorting by Icon, the iconsare listed in the order they appearon the icon selection screen (left toright, top row first).

Special memory pointsThese can be used to set adestination while driving. Thesystem can store a maximum of 5Special Memory Points.

Using the home positionAfter selecting Home from theDestination Entry menu, a route iscalculated to the stored homeposition. The location of the homeposition is displayed, and thescreen shows 'Calculating Route'.

Note: If a home position has notbeen entered, this function cannotbe selected.

USING A POINT OF INTEREST

Entry by POI nameAfter selecting Point of Interestfrom the Destination Entry menu,


The destination details aredisplayed for confirmation of theaddress, see Confirm destination.

Notes:

1. If a list of house number rangesis displayed, select the rangeapplicable.

2. If the street does not have housenumbers, or the house number isnot known, just touch Enter. Themid-point of the street will be usedas the destination.

Order of address entryThe previous example describeshow to enter an address with thestreet name first, followed byselecting the town, and finally thehouse number. You should find thisthe best method in most cases,however other methods arepossible.

Entering town name firstIn this example, the town name isentered first.

From the Destination Entry menu,select Address. The alpha keyboardscreen is displayed, showing 'InputStreet Name'.

Touch the Town button. Thescreen now shows 3 options: AnyTowns, 5 Near Towns and InputTown Name.

Enter the town (or district) namerequired, see Text input.

Touch the List button. The list oftowns possible from the charactersentered is displayed.

Select the town required. Thealpha keyboard screen is displayed,showing 'Input Street Name'.

Enter the street name required, seeText Input.

Touch the List button.

The list of streets possible from thecharacters entered is displayed.


The number pad screen isdisplayed, showing the possiblehouse number range for the streetselected.

Enter the house number required,see Number input.

Touch the Enter button.

The destination details aredisplayed for confirmation of theaddress.

Entering town namesWhen entering the name of a townin another country, the name mustbe entered according to the usualspelling in the country concerned.

Special Memory Points

1 2 3 4 5

ListInput House Number

Town

House No

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

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From the Input POI Name screen,touch Category.

Select the category and sub-category required. The Input POIName screen is displayed again.

Enter the POI name required.

Category followed by townIn this example the order is:category, followed by town, thenPOI name.

From the Input POI Name screen,touch Category.

Select the category and sub-category required. The Input POIName screen is displayed again.

From the Input POI Name screen,touch Town. The screen now shows‘Input Town Name’.

Enter the town name required. TheInput POI Name screen is displayedagain.


Town centresThe POI database also holds towncentre locations. To select a towncentre, proceed as follows.

First select Town centre as the POIcategory (Other > Town centre)then enter the town name in theName box (do not select the InputTown Name screen).

Touch List to display the list ofmatches.

For the town centre, select theentry showing the town name only.The map is displayed showing thetown centre location.

Note: In some cases, more thanone town centre location may belisted.

POI listThe screen shows the list of pointsof interest found in the databasesearch.

Select the POI required. The mapshowing the location of theselected POI is displayed.

Note: Some entries in the list mayhave a further sub-list following.

POI detailsTo view the details of the selectedPOI, touch Info. from the mapdisplay. The details include Icon,Name, Position and Phone number.

List sortingThe list can be sorted by Name orDistance.

Touch the desired button to sortthe list as required.

Note: When the list is sorted bydistance, the distance shown is thestraight line distance from thecurrent vehicle location.

Categories/sub-categoriesThe POI database is divided into anumber of categories. Each maincategory is further divided into a


the alpha keyboard screen isdisplayed, showing ‘Input POIName’.

Enter the POI name required. SeeText Input.

Touch List to display the list ofmatching points of interest.

Select-the POI required. The maplocation of the POI is displayed.

Note: If entering a POI name resultsin too many matches being listed,try entering the town name first.

If you do not know the name of thePOI you want, try selecting a POIcategory. These methods aredescribed as follows.

Entry by townIf a town name is entered first, thepoints of interest listed will berestricted to that town.

From the Input POI Name screen,touch Town. The screen now shows'Input Town Name'.

Enter the town name required. SeeText Input.

Touch List to display the list ofpossible towns.

Select the town required. TheInput POI screen is displayed again.

Enter the POI name required. SeeEntry by POI.

Entry by categoryIf a POI category is selected first,the points of interest listed will berestricted to that category.

From the Input POI Name screen,touch Category. The screen showsthe list of main POI categories.

Select the category required. Thescreen now shows the list of sub-categories under the selected maincategory.

Select the sub-category required.The Input POI Name screen isdisplayed again.


OTHER NAVIGATIONSELECTION METHODSThe examples on the previous pageshow the three basic methods ofsearching the POI database, i.e.POI name only, town before POIname, and category before POIname.

You can refine the search evenfurther, as described in thefollowing examples.

Town followed by categoryIn this example the order is: Town,followed by Category, then POIname.

From the Input POI Name screen,touch Town.

Enter the town name required. TheInput POI Name screen is displayedagain.


TownCategory

Town

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2. Select entrance/exitTouch Entrance if you wish to jointhe motorway at this junction.

Touch Exit if you wish to leave themotorway at this junction.

3. Select junctionThe screen shows the list ofjunction entrances or exits on themotorway.

Select the entrance or exitrequired. The destination detailsare displayed for confirmation ofthe address.

USING AN INTERSECTION

1. Enter first street nameThis feature should be used forlocal street junctions, not majortrunk roads (Use MotorwayIntersection).

After selecting Intersection fromthe Destination Entry menu, thealpha keyboard screen is displayedshowing ‘Input First Street Name’.

Enter the name required for thefirst street and touch List. The listof possible streets from thecharacters entered is displayed.


2. Enter second street nameThe alpha keyboard screen isdisplayed showing the name of thefirst street and ‘Input SecondStreet Name’.

Enter the name required for thesecond street and touch List. The listof possible streets from thecharacters entered is displayed.


3. Select townThe screen shows the list of townswhere the selected intersectionoccurs.

Select the town required.

The destination details are displayedfor confirmation of the address.

Stored locations menuIn the upper portion of the menu,the various types of stored locationare shown:

Memory Points

Special Memory Point

Home

Avoid Area

Destination and Way Point


Calculate

Select the type of stored locationrequired. In the lower portion of thescreen, the current number of storedlocations of the selected type/maximum number, is now displayed.

Stored location actionsThe four touch buttons (Add, List,Delete, Delete All), operate in asimilar manner for all types of storedlocation.


number of sub-categories.

The first entry in the list ofRestaurant sub-categories, is ‘All’.This selects all of the Restaurantsub-categories.

Search areaWhen searching the database, onlypoints of interest in the currentsearch area are included, exceptfor the sub-categories marked ‘Allsearch areas’ in the POI categorylist.

USING A PREVIOUSDESTINATIONAfter selecting PreviousDestination from the DestinationEntry menu, the screen shows thelist of stored previous destinations.


The destination details aredisplayed for confirmation of theaddress.

USING A PREVIOUS STARTINGPOINTIf the Previous Starting Pointbutton is selected, the locationused for the destination will be thestarting point of your last journey,irrespective of whether you weredriving under guidance or not.

USING A POSTCODEAfter selecting Postcode from theDestination Entry menu, the alpha-numeric keyboard screen isdisplayed showing ‘Input Postcode’.

Enter the postcode charactersrequired and touch OK. The mid-point of the postcode area isdisplayed.

USING A MAP LOCATIONAfter selecting Select from Mapfrom the Destination Entry menu,the map screen showing thecurrent vehicle location isdisplayed.

Scroll the map until the requiredlocation is under the cross-wiremarker. The location can be storedas a destination or as a way point.

USING A MOTORWAYENTRANCE/EXIT

1. Enter motorway nameAfter selecting MotorwayEntrance/Exit from the DestinationEntry menu, the alpha keyboardscreen is displayed showing ‘InputMotorway Name’.

Enter the motorway name requiredand touch List. The list of possiblemotorways from the charactersentered is displayed.

Select the motorway required.

Note: To enter numbers in themotorway name, touch Sym. toselect the special characterskeyboard screen.


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Normal iconThis is the icon displayed on themap to indicate the map location ofthe memory point. It replaces thedefault symbol, used when thepoint is stored.

Audible iconWhen an audible icon is selected, adistinctive chime will be heard whenthe vehicle is approaching the maplocation of the memory point.

DeleteAfter touching Delete, the list ofmemory points is displayedshowing ‘Delete Points’ at the topof the screen. Select the entry to bedeleted.

The screen shows the details of theselected point and 'Delete thisMemory Point? Yes/No'.

Touch Yes to confirm.

The screen briefly shows ‘MemoryPoint Deleted’.

Delete allAfter touching Delete All, thescreen shows ‘Delete all MemoryPoints? Yes/No’.

Touch Yes to confirm. The screenbriefly shows ‘All Memory PointsDeleted’.

HOME

AddAfter touching Add, the Set Homemenu is displayed.

Select the menu item you wish touse.

Enter or select the details required.The home position is stored.

Note: The Set Home menu is usedin the same way as the DestinationEntry menu. For more information,see Destination entry menu.

ListAfter touching List, the map screenis displayed, showing the locationand address of the stored homeposition.

Scroll the map to adjust thelocation if required. Touch OK tocontinue.

DeleteThe screen shows the location ofthe current home position and‘Delete this Memory Point? Yes/No’.

Touch Yes to confirm. The screenbriefly shows 'Home Deleted'.


List

Delete Yes

Touch the action button required.These actions are described in thefollowing pages for each type ofstored point.

Note: If an action is not availablefor the stored location you havechosen, its touch button will beshown shaded. For example, if ahome position has already beenstored, another one cannot beadded.

CalculateIf required, a new route calculationcan be made.

Memory points

1. AddAfter touching Add, the StoreMemory Point menu is displayed.

Select the menu item you wish touse. Enter or select the detailsrequired. The new point is added tothe list of stored memory points.

Notes:

1. The Store Memory Point menu isused in the same way as theDestination Entry menu. For moreinformation.

2. To identify the new memorypoint, select it from the list, touchName, and enter the namerequired.

2. ListAfter touching List, the list ofstored memory points is displayedshowing 'Edit Points' at the top ofthe screen.

Select an entry to view its locationdetails.

List sortingTouch the desired button to sortthe list as required (Date, Name, orIcon).

Notes:

1. When the list is sorted byDistance, the points are shownordered by distance from thecurrent vehicle location.

2. When sorting by Icon, the iconsare listed in the order they appearon the icon selection screen (left toright, top row first).

3. Location detailsThe location details include Icon,Name, Position and Phone number.

Select the appropriate touchbutton to change or enter any ofthe location details as required.

4. Icon listAfter touching Icon, the 15 normalicons, and three audible icons aredisplayed. To select, touch the iconrequired.


Delete All

Add

Delete Yes

OK

List

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Delete allThe Delete All touch button cannotbe used with home position.

AVOID AREA

AddAfter touching Add, the StoreAvoid Area menu is displayed.

Select the menu item you wish touse.

Enter or select the details required.The new area is added to the list ofstored avoid areas.

Notes:

1. The Store Avoid Area menu isused in the same way as theDestination Entry menu. For moreinformation, see Destination entrymenu. When adding an Avoid Area,it is possible to extend/reduce thearea covered by using the enlargeand reduce buttons.

2. In some circumstances, tocalculate a satisfactory route, itmay not be possible to avoid all theselected areas.

ListAfter touching List, the list ofstored avoid areas is displayed.


The map screen is displayed,showing the location and address ofthe selected area.

To adjust the size of the area, touchthe Enlarge or Reduce button.

To adjust the position of the area,scroll the map as required.

When finished, touch OK.

DeleteAfter touching Delete, the list ofavoid areas is displayed, showing‘Delete Avoid Area’ at the top ofthe screen.

Select the item to be deleted.

The screen shows ‘Delete thisAvoid Area? Yes/No’.


The screen briefly shows ‘AvoidArea Deleted’.

Delete allAfter touching Delete All, thescreen shows ‘Delete all AvoidAreas? Yes/No’.


The screen briefly shows ‘All AvoidAreas Deleted’.

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PREVIOUS DESTINATION

AddThe Add touch button cannot beused with previous destinations.These are added automatically tothe list of previous destinationswhen the destination is entered.

ListThe List touch button cannot beused with previous destinations.These can only be viewed by usingthe Delete touch button.

DeleteAfter touching Delete, the list ofprevious destinations is displayedshowing ‘Delete Previous Dest.’ atthe top of the screen. Select theentry to be deleted.

The screen shows ‘Delete thisPrevious Destination? Yes/No’.Touch Yes to confirm. The screenbriefly shows ‘Previous DestinationDeleted’.

Delete allAfter touching Delete All, thescreen shows ‘Delete all PreviousDestinations? Yes/No’.

Touch Yes to confirm. The screenbriefly shows ‘All PreviousDestinations Deleted’.

DESTINATION AND WAY POINT

AddAfter touching Add, the Store Dest.& Way Point menu is displayed.

Select the menu item you wish touse. Enter or select the detailsrequired.

If a destination was entered, it willbe stored as the currentdestination. If a way point wasentered, it will be added to the listof way points.

Notes:

I. The Store Dest. & Way Pointmenu is used in the same way asthe Destination Entry menu. Formore information.

2. The Store Dest. & Way Pointmenu is used after a destination orway point has been entered for thefirst time using the DestinationEntry menu.

ListAfter touching List, the list showingthe stored way points and destination(if entered) is displayed. The first waypoint to be visited is at the bottom ofthe list and the destination at the top.

Select an entry to view its maplocation.


Delete Yes

Delete All


AddList

Delete Yes

Delete All Yes

List

OK

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To store as a way point touch WayPt.

Route settingsTo change the route settings, touchChange.

2. Calculating the routeAfter storing the destination (orfinal way point), the map screenshows ‘Calculating Route’ while theroute is calculated.

To change route settings, touchChg. Route.

3. Confirm routeFollowing calculation, the screenshows the whole route, with thetotal route distance, and estimatedtravelling time displayed at the topof the screen. Up to three possibleroutes are calculated. Where theroute includes a ferry crossing, aferry symbol is shown. To view analternative route, touch Next.

To change route settings, touchChg. Route.

To accept a route, touch Start (or

commence driving).

Note: Only one route is calculatedif the route has way points set, or ifthe route is over 1000 miles/1000km long.

STORING WAY POINTS

1. First way pointAfter selecting Way Pt. for the firsttime from the Confirm Destinationscreen, the address entered isstored as the first way point, andthe Route Information screen isdisplayed. This screen also showsdetails of the destination (ifentered).

To enter another way point (or thedestination), touch Ent. Dest. TheDestination Entry menu isdisplayed.

2. Additional way pointsAfter selecting Way Pt. again fromthe Confirm Destination screen, theAdd Way Point screen is displayed.This screen lists the way pointsalready entered, and thedestination (if entered).

Choose the position required in thelist for the way point you are aboutto add, and touch the appropriateAdd button.

The Route Information screen is


Add

On the map, the location details forthe selected way point (or thedestination), are displayed at thetop of the screen. To adjust theposition of the way point (ordestination), scroll the map asrequired. When finished, touch OK.

Way point orderIf required, the order in which theway points are visited can bechanged.

Select the Chg. Order touch button.Touch the button against each waypoint in turn, to select the neworder required, starting with thefirst way point to be visited. Whenfinished, touch OK.

To return to the previous screen,touch Chg. Location.

DeleteAfter touching Delete, the list ofway points and the destination (ifentered) is displayed, showing‘Delete Dest. & Way Pt.’ at the topof the screen. Select the entry to bedeleted. The screen shows ‘DeleteDestination? Yes/No’, or ‘Delete thisWay Point? Yes/No’. Touch Yes toconfirm.

The screen briefly shows‘Destination Deleted’, or ‘Way PointDeleted’.

Note: The Delete touch buttondoes not delete the destination.

Delete allAfter touching Delete All, thescreen shows ‘Delete all WayPoints? Yes/No’. Touch Yes toconfirm. The screen briefly shows‘All Way Points Deleted’.

Note: The Delete All touch buttondoes not delete the destination.

ROUTE CALCULATION ANDGUIDANCENote: If, after initiating a new routecalculation, the system displays‘Cannot Calculate Route’, youshould check for, and delete, anyspurious Way Points that may havebeen left in the system from aprevious route calculation.

Route calculation

1. Confirm destinationAfter entering an address, orselecting a map location, the mapscreen is displayed showing itslocation. The address details areshown at the top of the screen. Theaddress can be stored as adestination or as a way point.

If required, scroll the map to adjustthe location.

To store as a destination touchDest.


Change

Chg. Route

Next Chg. Route

Way Pt.

Ent. Dest.Way Pt.

Dest.

Delete All Yes

Way Pt.

OKList

Delete Yes

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route, and during route re-calculation, the straight-linedistance and direction to thedestination are shown.

Breaks in journeyWhile driving under guidance, thejourney can be broken withoutaffecting the stored route. Whenthe journey is continued, the routeguidance will resume automatically.

Display whole routeThe map screen showing the entireroute can be displayed. This isselected from the Route Optionsmenu, see Display Whole Route.From this screen the display of thelast portion of the route and theroute turn list can be selected.

Avoiding points and areasAt any time while a route is set, youcan select a point to be avoided onthe current route. This can beenlarged into an avoid area ifrequired. When the route isrecalculated, the points or areasselected will be avoided (wherepossible).

Avoid areas can also be set up to beavoided permanently in all routecalculations.

Travel guidanceWhen the vehicle arrives at thedestination, the screen shows thedestination location details. This isconfirmed by voice guidance. The

system is now ready for further use.

Auto rerouteWhile under guidance, if the vehicledeviates from the route, a newroute will be calculatedautomatically. While the route isbeing recalculated the screen shows'Calculating Route' and the timeand distance to destinationinformation is replaced by thestraight-line distance and directionto the destination.

Note: If the vehicle is within 1/4mile (400 metres) of thedestination or next way point, theroute re-calculation will not occur.

Way pointsWhen the vehicle arrives at a waypoint, the screen shows ‘You havearrived at your Way Point’. Whenthe journey is resumed, routeguidance continues automatically,either to the next way point or tothe final destination.

After way points have been visited(or the route cancelled), they willbe deleted from the way points list.

Note: As way points are entered,they are automatically added to thelist of previous destinations.

TOUCH CONTROLSThe touch controls displayed on theguidance map screen are as follows.

Guidance screen buttonDisplays the guidance screen

displayed again, showing thenumber of way points entered.From this screen you can enteranother way point, the destination,or start the route calculation.

Map locationTo view the map location of a waypoint or destination, touch theappropriate Map button.

3. Calculate routeIf the destination has been entered,then, after storing the final waypoint, the route calculation can bestarted from the Route Informationscreen.

This screen should now showdetails of the destination, and thenumber of way points entered.

To start the route calculation, touchCalculate.

Note: If the destination has notbeen entered at this stage, touchEnt. Dest.

When the destination has beenentered, the route will be calculatedafter touching Dest. from theConfirm Destination screen.

ROUTE GUIDANCE

Following guidanceAfter touching Start, the initial mapscreen while under guidance isdisplayed. The route is shownhighlighted, with the current roadname shown in the text area at thebottom of the screen.

Drive away, following the voiceguidance given by the system.Continue to follow the voiceguidance until the end of the routeis reached.

The touch controls, types ofguidance screen and other guidancefeatures are described in thefollowing pages.

Distance unitsDistances are shown on the screen,and given in voice guidance, eitherin Imperial units (miles) or inMetric units (kilometres andmetres).

Time/Distance to destinationWhile driving under guidance, theestimated time (if selected) anddistance remaining to the end ofthe route are shown on the screen.

While off-route - Before the vehiclereaches the start of the highlighted

WARNING! Only operate,adjust or view the system

when it is safe to do so.

Calculate Ent. Dest.

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overlay in place of the next turnarrow symbol.

Turn arrow buttonDisplays the next turn arrowsymbol in place of the guidancescreen overlay.

Map orientation buttonsThese buttons select the desiredmap orientation (north or vehicleheading to the top of the screen).The current selection is shown onthe map.


ADDITIONAL TOUCH BUTTONSThese buttons are displayed aftertouching the map display.

Chg. Route buttonSelects the Route Options menu, tomake changes to the routepreference settings.

Ent. Dest. buttonStores a selected map location as adestination. (Displayed in place ofthe Chg. Route button, aftertouching the screen twice withinfive seconds.)

Store buttonStores a selected map location as amemory point.

POI buttonSelects the quick points of interestfunction to display POI icons on themap.

View entire routeThe View Entire Route button isdisplayed if a route is set.

Home buttonSets a route to the home position.(Only displayed when a homeposition is set.)

Note: If the Ent. Dest button or theHome button is touched, thecurrent route will be cancelled anda new route calculated.

Navigation System Operation Navigation System Operation

SCREEN TYPES

Map screenTwo map screen options areavailable: Split Screen and FullScreen. To select an option, chooseDisplay Options from theNavigation menu.

Split screenWhen set to Split Screen, the mapdisplay always shows the guidancescreen overlay while a route is set.

Full screenWhen set to Full Screen, the screennormally shows the map display,with the next turn symbol in thetop right-hand corner. Before eachmanoeuvre point, the guidancescreen overlay is displayedautomatically. (The overlay can alsobe displayed manually by touchingthe Guidance Screen button.)

Turn arrows guidance screenThe guidance screen overlay isalways displayed while the SplitScreen option is selected, and isalso displayed when selectedmanually while the Full Screenoption selected. Two guidancescreen options are available; TurnArrows and Turn List. To select anoption, choose Display Optionsfrom the Navigation menu. Whenset to Turn Arrows, before eachmanoeuvre point, the guidancescreen overlay shows the nextjunction diagram.

Turn list guidance screenWhen set to Turn List, the guidancescreen overlay shows the currentportion of the route turn list. Beforeeach manoeuvre point, the nextjunction diagram is displayed.

Screen brightness/contrastTouch the ScreenBrightness/Contrast button todisplay brightness/contrast settingscreen.

There are day, night and twilightoptions. Brightness and contrastlevels are adjustable via the the +/-buttons.

After adjustment, touch Back toreturn to the previous screen.

ADJUSTING THE CLOCKDISPLAY – FOCUS C-MAX ANDNEW FOCUSWhen displayed, the clock appearsin the top left-hand corner of thetouch-screen.

To adjust the time and date:� Press and hold the clock until the‘Set Clock’ menu appears.� Use the up and down arrows toset the time.� Press ‘Confirm’.� Press ‘Date’.� Use the up and down arrows toset the date.� Press ‘Set Date’.� Press ‘Back’.

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Time and distance todestinationWhen a route is calculated, the.estimated time required to drivethe route, and the total distance tothe destination are determined.

The time is based on the, vehicle.travelling at the current speedsettings for each type of road(residential, main and motorway).

The distance is based on thecurrent route preference settings,e.g. Minimise Toll Road use.

While driving under guidance, theestimated time (if selected) anddistance remaining to the end ofthe route are shown on the screen.

Languages and distance unitsThe screen text and voiceguidance are available in a numberof different languages.

Distances shown on the screen,and given in voice guidance, areeither in Imperial units (miles) orMetric units (kilometres andmetres).

Alternative routesDuring route calculation, up tothree possible routes arecalculated.

The first route is calculated usingthe current route preferencesettings.

The second route is also calculatedusing the preference settings,except that for Minimise Time/

Distance, the alternative setting isused.

For example, if Minimise Time iscurrently selected, then the.second route will be. calculatedbased on Minimise Distance, withthe other settings as selected.

For the third route, the systemtries to find another alternativeusing different combinations of thepreference settings.

If a suitable alternative is notpossible, only the first and secondroutes will be. shown.

Town name listsAfter entering a street name, the.matching town entries found in thedatabase are shown.

Each entry includes some or all ofthe following: district name, townname, and county name.

Road junction layoutsThe layout of complex roadjunctions may sometimes be shownin a simplified form.

Some small roundabouts may notbe shown.

Map DVDsAll the European countriescovered by the system areincluded on the disc supplied.

For the list of countries, seeChanging Search Area.

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SAFETY INFORMATIONPlease read and follow all statedsafety precautions. Failure to doso may increase your risk ofcollision and personal injury. FordMotor Company shall not be liablefor any damages of any typearising from failure to follow theseguidelines.

Do not attempt to service, repairor modify the system. See yourFord dealer.

The driver must not attempt tooperate any detailed operation ofthe navigation system while thevehicle is in motion. Give fullattention to driving and to theroad. Pull off the road and park ina safe place before performingdetailed operations.

If the system is used for anextended period of time with thevehicle stationary, ensure that theengine is running to avoid drainingthe battery.

Do not turn the ignition key orstart the engine while the softwareis updating.

Do not apply excessive pressure tothe display screen.

The navigation system is not asubstitute for your personaljudgement.

Route suggestions should notsupersede local traffic regulationsor safe driving practices.

Do not follow route suggestions ifthey direct you to perform anunsafe or illegal manoeuver, wouldplace you in an unsafe situation, orwould route you into an area thatyou consider unsafe.

Drivers should not rely on screendisplays wile their vehicle is inmotion.

Let the voice guide you. If viewingis necessary, pull off the road to asafe location.

Do not use the navigation systemto locate emergency services.

For road safety reasons, the drivershould program the system onlywhen the vehicle is stationary.Certain functions will thereforenot operate while the vehicle is inmotion.

The map database DVD does notreflect road detours, closures orconstruction, road characteristicssuch as rough road surface, slopeor grade, weight or heightrestrictions, traffic congestion,weather or similar conditions.

To use the system as effectivelyand safely as possible, obtain up-to-date map database DVDswhenever they become available.

Safety Information

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CAUTION/WARNING RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK.Do not open any of the

Navigation System components.No assurances can be given onequipment not provided with thevehicle at the time of delivery, orsupplied by a Ford dealer.

CAUTIONTo reduce the risk of electricalshock, do not remove NavigationSystem cover (or back).

No user-serviceable partsinside. Refer servicing toqualified service personnel.

The lightning flash witharrowhead symbol within anequilateral triangle is intended toalert the user to the presence ofuninsulated ‘dangerous voltage’within the product’s enclosurethat may be of sufficientmagnitude to constitute a risk ofelectric shock to persons.

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIREOR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOTEXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAINOR MOISTURE.

SYSTEM AND DISC CAREAvoid exposing the discs to

direct sunlight or heat forextended periods of time.

Hold discs at the edges or centreonly to avoid contamination anddo not restrict disc movementduring loading and unloading.Discs should be removed from theunit after use and stored in theiroriginal cases away from heatsources to prevent damage orbending and contamination bydust and dirt.

Dirty discs should be cleanedbefore inserting into the unit.

Writing on discs or attachingadhesive labels is notrecommended.

Humidity or temperature changesmay cause temporary disc readingerrors.

Disc reading problems caused bydirt on the disc drive may berectified using a commerciallyavailable proprietary cleaning disc.

Index

INDEX

PageAdditional Touch Buttons 62Adjusting The Clock Display 63Air Conditioning 15Air Distribution 17Audio System Operation 6Audio System Quick Start 4Autostore Memory Preset 8Auxiliary Input (AUX IN) Socket 12Avoid Area 56Care and Attention 66CD Changer 12Climate Control Operation 15Climate Control Quick Start 14Climate Control RecommendedSettings 15Destination and Way Point 57Frequently Used Navigation Functions 28Guidance Options 39Hints and Tips 65Home 55Initial Map Display 32Introduction 2Keycode Security 3Latest Map DVDs 31Loading The Map DVD 22Main Features Of The Navigation System 43Menu Structure 29Modification Of Route 25MP3 11Navigation Set-up Menu 37Navigation System Controls 26Navigation System General Menus 44Navigation System Getting Started 31

PageNavigation System Operation 26Navigation System Principle Of Operation 30Navigation System Quick Start 21Number Input 41Options Only Available With A Route Set 28Other Navigation Selection Methods 50Phone 11Previous Destination 57Quick Points Of Interest 45Radio Station Memory Preset 8Rear Climate Control 19Route Calculation And Guidance 58Route Guidance 60Route Options Menu 35Route Setting By Address 47Route Setting Example 23Safety Information 64Screen Types 63Storing Way Points 59System Notes 2Temperature 15Text Input 40Touch Controls 61Traffic Message Channel (TMC) 10Trsffic Message Channel (TMC) Icon 42Tune Adjust 9Using A Map Location 52Using A Motorway Entrance/Exit 52Using A Point Of Interest 49Using A Postcode 52Using A Previous Destination 52Using A Previous Starting Point 52Using An Intersection 53Vehicle Identification (VID) 3

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The information contained in this publication was correct at the time ofgoing to print. In the interest of development the right is reserved tochange specifications, design or equipment at any time without notice andwithout incurring any obligations. This publication, or part thereof, maynot be reproduced nor translated without our approval. Errors andomissions excepted.

© Ford Motor Company 2005

All rights reserved.

Order Code: CG3476en 03/2006

The Ford DVD Navigation System with Touch-Screen

provides you with informationdesigned to help you reach yourdestination quickly and safely. Forreasons of safety, the drivershould program the system onlywhen the vehicle is stationary.

The Ford DVD Navigation Systemwith Touch-Screen provides noassistance with respect to stopsigns, traffic lights, areas underconstruction or other importantsafety information. This alwaysremains the personalresponsibility of the driver.

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