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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION - CONTROLS ON STEERING WHEEL

MAIN DISPLAY (MAIN)

CELL PHONE (TEL)

AUDIO SYSTEM (AUDIO)

NAVIGATOR (NAVI)

ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP)

STATUS MESSAGES, GENERALITIES AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION - CONTROLS ON STEERING WHEEL

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ANDSAFETY AND TRAFFIC SAFETY .................. 3I.C.S.: LANCIA ENHANCED COMFORT AND FUNCTIONALITY.................................. 3GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ........... 4TURNING THE I.C.S. ON/OFF AND STAND-BY FEATURE .................................... 5

UNIT AND NAVIGATION CODE .................... 6

BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE LANCIA I.C.S. ........................................ 7

I.C.S. MAINTENANCE.................................... 11

SYSTEM SOFTWARE UPDATES.................... 11

CONTROLS ON STEERING WHEEL............. 12

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONSFOR USE AND SAFETY ANDTRAFFIC SAFETY

The Lancia I.C.S. (Integrated Con-trol System) makes the driver’s taskeasier in controlling the main func-tions of the vehicle.

In order to avoid creating danger foryourself and for others when usingyour I.C.S., please pay attention to thefollowing points:

– use of the cell phone is prohibitednear explosive substances;

– the I.C.S. system must be usedwhen you are in full control of yourcar; in the event of doubt, stop tocarry out the different operations.

The navigation system allows you toreach your destination through thetraffic and indicates to you anychange of route memorised on thenavigation CD. In fact the systemtakes account of all information con-cerning the roads when calculatingthe route, advising the best way.However, it does not take into con-sideration traffic conditions or suddenobstructions or any other inconve-nience.

The Lancia navigation systemhelps driver while he drives, bysuggesting vocally or graphically,the optimum routing to reach hispreset destination.

WARNING: Navigation systemsuggestions do not excuse driverfrom his full responsibilities dueto his driving behaviour and to hiscompliance with road and othertraffic regulations.

The responsibility for road safetyalways lies with vehicle driver, andit falls on him in any case.

All manoeuvres must be carried outabiding by the highway code, regard-less of the advice given by the navi-gation system. Should you leave therecommended route, the I.C.S. systemwill calculate a new one for you andsuggest it to you.

I.C.S.: LANCIA ENHANCEDCOMFORT ANDFUNCTIONALITY

The I.C.S. controls and offers infor-mation for the following systems:

– On-board computer

– Sound system with tape and CDplayer (where fitted)

– Cell phone

– Navigator.

The interface is the multifunction in-formation display for all the inte-grated components. The I.C.S. offersoptimum functionality, allowing thedriver to interactively receive clear in-structions structured according to thesingle groups of the I.C.S. units.

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FORUSE

The I.C.S. can easily be used by bothdriver and passenger through themultifunctional information display.

Multifunctional information display

The colour display comprises a 5”LCD screen (approx. 7.5 x 10.3 cm)with active matrix. During the day thedisplay brightness can be set in rela-tion to the brightness of the passengercompartment, while during the night,with the vehicle lighting system work-ing, the colours used for the screencan be adapted to optimise displayvisibility.

Controls

The I.C.S. controls and functions aredescribed in the pocket inside thecover. Getting acquainted with a fewcontrols will allow you to use all theintegrated functions completely inte-grate.

Use of the I.C.S.

The I.C.S. display shows the singlepages of the functions of the inte-grated units. Each page displays on

the screen information about the cur-rent system status. Using the cursoryou can select the elements and itemsof the lists required and carry out thefunctions selected. The cursor ismoved using the knob 20 on the rightbottom part of the I.C.S.. Lightlypressing the knob 20 the correspond-ing function selected activated.

Main function keys 15, 16 ,17, 18and 19

It is possible at all times, regardlessof the level the system is in, to passfrom one main function to another.

Returning to the starting functionreturns to the same point and samelevel as before.

From a lower function page, you canmove to the first page pressing themain function key of the function.

Selecting “Go back”

To move from one function page tothe previous page displayed, select“Go back”.

Cancelling selection of the list

If a list is selected by mistake, thiscan be corrected as follows:

– If you want to carry out other op-erations after exiting the list, select ei-ther the last item selected or any otheritem, staying in the same functionpage;

– once a determinate function hasbeen performed automatically (for ex-ample saving settings) press the mainfunction key of the current function15, 16, 17, 18 and 19, thereby re-turning to the corresponding firstfunction page.

Display darkening function

The LIGHT key 26 switches theI.C.S. display on or off.

Cancelling or suspending the darkening function

Starting from the dark screen:

– with the main function keys 15,16, 17, 18 and 19 the screen lights upand the main function selected is ac-tivated, regardless of the previouspage setting;

– with the LIGHT key 26 or theknob 20 the screen lights up showingthe function page displayed previ-ously;

– with all the other keys or with thevolume control 24 the screen is dark-ened when performing the associatedfunction;

– if the limits set are exceeded, thelimits screen appears for approx. 3seconds, followed by darkening of thescreen.

“Correct” function andcorrection field “C”

To correct a selection, select the itemand use the knob 20 with two differ-ent times:

– for less than 1 second: to delete thelast entries;

– for more than 1 second: to deletethe contents of the entry field.

TURNING THE I.C.S. ON/OFFAND STAND-BY FEATURE

Turning the engine on/off

The I.C.S. is turned on and off au-tomatically turning the ignition key toMAR or STOP respectively (fig. 1).

Through the volume control (14)

The I.C.S. is turned on and off (alsowith the ignition key off) pressing theknob 14.

With the ignition disabled, the I.C.S.automatically turns off after 20 min-utes, to avoid draining the battery.

Stand-by feature

The stand-by operating conditioncorresponds to dark screen and vol-ume off.

During operation and with the ig-nition on, the I.C.S. can be set tostand-by pressing knob 14. In thiscondition the system works invisiblyand the telephone is ready to receivea call.

If a limit activated is exceeded dur-ing stand-by the corresponding warn-ing message is displayed.

Switching the I.C.S. on again

To switch the I.C.S. on again, pro-ceed in one of the following ways:

– press knob 14;

– answer a phone call pressing thekey 13;

– press one of the main functionkeys 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19;

– press the MAP key 25;

– press or turn knob 20;

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– press the LIGHT key 26;

– press the SOS key 22;

– insert the SIM card.

UNIT AND NAVIGATION CODE

The I.C.S. system and the integratednavigation system are each protectedby a specific access code.

Both codes must be entered at thefirst time of turning on, firstly enter-ing the I.C.S. code.

If a power failure occurs (e.g. bat-tery replacement or a blown fuse) it isnecessary to enter the I.C.S. code andthe integrated navigation code again.

Code entry

1) Switch on the I.C.S.

2) The prompt to enter the I.C.S.code is displayed (fig. 2).

3) The I.C.S. code to be entered isformed of 4 digits which are enteredand confirmed through knob 20: thedigits are selected turning the knoband pressing to confirm. After enter-ing the I.C.S. code select “OK”.

4) Similarly, now the NAVI code canbe entered to activate the navigationsystem. If the NAVI code is not en-tered, the other system functions arestill available (telephone, on-boardcomputer, sound system and mainscreen).

5) To correct any entering mistakes,move the pointer to “Correct” press-ing the knob:

– for less than 1 second: to delete thelast digit entered;

– for more than 1 second: to deletethe whole contents of the entry field.

Then enter the correct number.

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Entering a wrong code

The entry of three wrong codes con-secutively will lock the system forabout 10 minutes. Another 3 wrongentries block the system again forabout 10 minutes. At the third set ofwrong entries, and for subsequentterns of errors, the system will beblocked for about 60 minutes.

The I.C.S. system emergency callfunction will however remain enabled.

WARNING The I.C.S. and NAVIcodes are part of the system docu-mentation and should be kept withdue care for security reasons (not inthe car).

BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FORUSING THE LANCIA I.C.S.

The I.C.S. system has a very simpleand intuitive interface: therefore thefew instructions given below are allyou need to be able to quickly get ac-quainted with and use the differentfunctions. In use of the system followthe instructions that appear on thescreen.

The items that cannot be selectedare always shown in grey.

To learn about and better under-stand the other functions you are ad-vised to read the other chapters.

Main screen (MAIN)

The main screen (MAIN) is obtainedpressing key 15 on “MAIN”: thisvideo page accesses the following in-formation:

Time display

Radio

– display of wavelength and stationselected;

– display of broadcaster name or fre-quency;

– display of abbreviation “TP” fortraffic information bulletin.

CD player

– display of CD number and tracknumber.

Cassette player

– display of CASSETTE with direc-tion of tape.

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Cell phone

– display of operator’s name throughwhich the phone network is accessed;

– display of measured field intensity;

– display of details of telephone con-nection (name, phone number towhich you are connected and durationof current conversation).

Navigator

– display of suggestion of direction;

– display of suggested navigation pa-rameters (distance at which a changeof direction is advised);

– display of name of suggested road;

– display of name of current road.

Cellular phone (TEL)

General information

Press key 16 to access the cell phonefunctions.

SIM card and PIN entry

– the telephone is enabled to sendand receive only after inserting theSIM card in the specific slot 21 andentering the PIN code as indicated onthe display.

WARNING The SIM card must beremoved pressing key 24 when the unitis off to avoid damage and data loss.

Emergency call function

The emergency call function is al-ways enabled whether the SIM card isin its slot or not. This function is ac-cessed through:

– emergency dialling with the SOSkey 22;

– “emergency call” automatic di-alling;

– manually dialling the emergencynumber.

Manual dialling

The manual dialling function of themain telephone function page makesthe following operations possible:

– entry of the number to be dialleddirectly by means of key from 1 to 10on the phone keypad or by selectingthe numbers on the display keypad bymeans of knob 20 (turn the knob toselect the number and press it to con-firm);

– number calling pressing the re-ceiver key 13;

– end of telephone connection press-ing key 13 again.

Other functions

See the “Cell phone (TEL)” chapter.

Audio system (AUDIO)

The audio function screen is ob-tained pressing key 17.

The functions available are:

General information

– volume adjustment function withknob 14;

– sound setting adjustment function(treble, bass, etc.) selecting “Settings”of the main audio function page (note:SDV stands for Speed DependentVolume).

Radio

– AUTO BEST function, i.e. theI.C.S. automatically selects the chan-nel required on the frequency with thebest signal;

– radio wavelength selector function(UKW, FM, MW) with keys 8 or 10;

– broadcasting station memorisingfunction with keys from 1 to 6, press-ing for more than 2 seconds;

– station recall function with keysfrom 1 to 6, but pressing them for lessthan 2 seconds;

– automatic station seek functionpressing buttons 11 or 12;

– manual frequency setting functionturning knob 20;

– traffic information receiving func-tion selecting “TP” on/off.

Cassette player

– play function (play), inserting thecassette in the slot 28;

– play function pressing key 7 whenthe cassette is already in;

– fast-forward in both tape direc-tions with keys 11 or 12;

– play after fast forward pressingkeys 11 or 12 again;

– eject cassette pressing key 29.

CD player

– play function pressing key 9;

– select CD pressing keys from 1 to6 for loader with 6 CDs;

– quick move to next piece pressingkeys 11 or 12 for less than 1 second;

– quick move to subsequent trackspressing keys 11 or 12 for more than1 second;

– play the beginning of each piece(scan) and random selection (shuffle)through the corresponding selectors.

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Navigator (NAVI)

General information

The navigator functions are accessedpressing key 18.

Entering the destination

– “Destination” on the main func-tion page;

– “Address” on the “Select destina-tion” page;

– destination address entry (through“City”, “Str.” and “No.” fields) turn-ing and pressing knob 20;

– route calculating function select-ing “Guidance” (destination guide);

– destination alternative items en-tering “Intersection”, “Points of In-terest” (places memorised previouslyon the I.C.S. system), “Destinationmemory” (destinations memorisedpreviously on the I.C.S. system) or“Recent destinations” (memorised au-tomatically) instead of the “Street ad-dress” field.

Route selection

– “Route” selection on main func-tion page;

– select the criteria for choosing theroute turning knob 20.

Guide to destination

– guidance to destination through vi-sual signals (arrow with message tochange direction, arrow with directionof destination, indication of distanceand name of street to take) andacoustic signals (voice instructions);

– function for listening again to thelast voice instruction using the RPTkey 23;

– the road map is shown selectingthe MAP key 25;

– the map display scale is changedturning knob 20 or selecting “Zoom+” and “Zoom –” from the list dis-played temporarily pressing knob 20;

– other items relating to “Map dis-play” can be selected pressing knob20 and selecting from the list whichdisappears automatically.

Other items on the main navigatorfunction page

– “Volume” of navigation systemacoustic instructions;

– “Info” (information) concerningthe destination, correct position andGPS reception.

Other functions

See the “Navigator (NAVI)” chap-ter”.

On-board computer (TRIP)

General information

The computer functions are accessedpressing key 19.

The computer supplies data con-cerning the journey and system set-tings which can be changed selecting“Settings” with knob 20:

– language selection;

– consumption display selecting unitof measurement;

– distance display selecting unit ofmeasurement (km or miles);

– activation function with visual andacoustic signal when the set speedlimits are exceeded;

– day/time display based on the GPSsystem, with selectable time zone andsummer time;

– display setting functions.

I.C.S. MAINTENANCE

The I.C.S. requires some careful at-tention to keep it in full working effi-ciency:

– the monitor is sensitive to scratches,liquid detergents and UV rays;

– the unit may be damaged beyondrepair if liquids get into it.

Advice for cleaning

The I.C.S. should be carefullycleaned periodically using a soft,clean, dry cloth.

WARNINGS

– In the event of a fault the I.C.S.system must only be checked and re-paired by Lancia Dealerships.

– If the temperature is particularlylow, the monitor reaches the optimumbrightness after a certain operatingtime.

SYSTEM SOFTWAREUPDATING

The system software can be updatedas soon as new versions for the I.C.S.software and for the navigation mod-ule software are available.

Contact Lancia Dealership for up-dated map data. The use of updateddata could also involve system updatewith respect to what contained in thishandbook.

The new software loading operationstake place automatically when a newnavigation CD ROM is inserted, alsowith the ignition key off.

Software updating can be identifiedin two ways:

– display of the associated signallingmessages on the main screen MAIN oron the main navigation page;

– display of a rectangle in the centreof the monitor and indication of theprogress of the loading process withits gradual filling. The two loadingphases display the rectangle twice.

Any fault found during loading isgiven under the rectangle.

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WARNINGS

– During navigation software up-dating only the I.C.S. functions areavailable.

– The software updating processshould be carried out with the vehiclestationary, to allow quick determina-tion of the current position.

– The software updating process canrequire several minutes.

Indication of the current I.C.S.software version

The data referring to the I.C.S. soft-ware, navigation software and mapversions can be displayed selecting theclimate control display page and press-ing knob 20 for at least 2 seconds.

Press knob 20 again to return to themain menu (MAIN).

CONTROLS ON STEERINGWHEEL (fig. 3) (where fitted)

The main sound system controls areduplicated on the steering wheel. Thecontrols can consequently be operatedwithout distracting the driver.

A - Volume up key

B - MUTE key

C - Volume down key

D - Radio programme tuning up andtape fast forward and next CD key

E - Sound system function key (ra-dio, tape player, CD player - wherefitted)

F - Radio programme tuning down,tape rewind button and previous CDkey

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Adjusting the volume

Press key A to turn the volume(sound system, cell phone and navi-gator instructions) up or key C to turnit down.

Muting the volume

Press the MUTE B key to switch thefunction on and off. The volume willimmediately be turned down to zerowhen the phone is being used.

Selecting the sound systemfunction (radio, tape, CD) (MODE function)

Press the MODE E key repeatedly tocyclically select the functions: RADIO,TAPE (if a tape is in the deck) andCD (if the player is fitted and a CD isinserted).

Radio, Tape and CD settings

Key D and F operate three differentfunctions according to the function se-lected by means of the MODE E key:

– RADIO

– TAPE (if there is a tape in the deck)

– CD (if the player is fitted and a CDis inserted).

1) Radio: tuning

Press key D or F to tune to radio sta-tions in the selected waveband.

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2) Tape: fast forward/rewind

Press key D or F to fast forward orrewind the tape. Press key F to stopfast forwarding/rewinding and startplaying the tape.

3) CD: next track/previous track

Press key D or F to play the next orprevious track on the CD which is be-ing played as described in “CDplayer”.

MAIN DISPLAY (MAIN)

GENERAL INFORMATION............................. 15 MAIN DISPLAY ITEMS ................................... 15

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GENERAL INFORMATION

The main display shows the moreimportant data of the I.C.S. systemand of the manoeuvres recommendedby the navigation system without op-tions.

The MAIN display (fig. 1) appearspressing key 15.

MAIN DISPLAY ITEMS

Radio

– band and station selected;– station name or frequency after

tuning;– frequency only during station

seeking;– “TP” abbreviation if traffic infor-

mation reception is activated;– “TP” abbreviation and symbol z

if traffic information reception is notactivated;

– “Warning TP” during a traffic in-formation bulletin;

– seeking in progress is shown by“Scan”.

CD player

– CD number (between 1 and 6 forCD loaders with 6 CD) and tracknumber (number of piece beingplayed);

– “TP” abbreviation if traffic infor-mation reception is activated.

Cassette player

– “CASSETTE” with the corre-sponding function symbols:

– tape playing in both directions;

– tape fast forward in both direc-tions;

– pause “II”;

– “TP” abbreviation if traffic infor-mation reception is activated.

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Source change or CD selection

– display of warning “No CD player”or “No CD” or “No cassette” depend-ing on the circumstance.

Cell phone

– name of the network provider andreception signal intensity;

– name or phone number and dura-tion of the conversation during a tele-phone connection;

– symbols associated with the tele-phone settings:

æ ring tone off

√ “transfer” function activated

÷ “disable” function activated

¡ telephone not active or no net-work access

ó SMS message received, unread;

– warning “No card” if the SIM cardhas not been inserted;

– warning “Please enter your PIN”or “Faulty card” or “Seeking net-work” or ”Emergency call” or “EnterPUK” depending on the circum-stances;

– warning “Dialling interrupted” ifreceiver key 13 is pressed again dur-ing dialling;

– warning “End of call”;– warning “No connection” if con-

nection is cut off by the network;– “Busy” warning;– warning “Call not accepted”;– “Temperature” warning if the per-

missible operating temperature is ex-ceeded.

Time

– time display “hh:mm” with 24 or12 hour system, in the latter case spec-ifying “AM” or “PM”.

Date

– date display of day (from 1 to 31),month (from 1 to 12) and year.

Navigator deactivated

– warning “Guidance to destinationoff”;

– warning “Insert navigation CD” ifnecessary.

Navigator activated

– warning “Start navigation sys-tem”, when the navigation system isloading the data;

– warning “Insert navigation CD” ifrequired;

– graphic display of next manoeu-vre;

– display of distance from next ma-noeuvre;

– name of recommended road forreaching the destination;

– name of the road now on.

Example A. Radio, navigationsystem and telephone are active

Display of radio settings concerningtype of modulation and channel onwhich the station received is memo-rised, Traffic Information deactivated,telephone field intensity and name ofnetwork provider, time, date, naviga-tion system guidance advice with thename of the road now on and thename of the next road to be taken inaccordance with the suggested route.

Example B. Radio, navigationsystem and telephone are activeduring a telephone call

While receiving a phone call, the in-formation concerning the radio sta-tion is replaced by the fields of thenumber and name of the subscribercalled and the duration of he conver-sation in minutes and seconds.

Example C. Telephone and CDplayer are active

Display of the number of the CD inthe CD loader, number of current titleon the disc, Traffic Information acti-vated, telephone network provider,field intensity, time, date and warning.

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CELL PHONE (TEL)

GENERAL INFORMATION............................. 19DISPLAY CONTENTS AND FUNCTIONS ...... 19PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS........................ 20EMERGENCY CALL FUNCTION ................... 21MAIN FUNCTION “MANUAL DIALLING”..... 22

MAIN “PHONE BOOK” FUNCTION............... 24“DIRECT DIAL” MAIN FUNCTION ............... 26“LAST 5 NUMBERS” MAIN FUNCTION ........ 27“CALLS LIST” FUNCTION ............................ 28TELEPHONE OPTIONS ................................. 28

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GENERAL INFORMATION

The I.C.S. system is fitted with aGSM cellular phone with hands-freefeature and (optional for versions/markets where applicable) with anadditional receiver. The GSM stan-dard (Global System for Mobile Com-munication) is currently implementedin 87 countries and has excellent cov-erage; for information about the ar-eas served by the GSM networks atpresent and in the future please con-tact your network provider. Access tothe many telephone function pages isgained pressing key 16.

DISPLAY CONTENTS AND FUNCTIONS (fig. 1)

The telephone has many functionswhich simplify use:

– PIN entry function (Personal Iden-tification Number);

– activating and deactivating accessto the SIM telephone card (SubscriberIdentification Module);

– emergency call function;

– access to and changing the listswith the more frequently dialled num-bers and to the phone book;

– access to the list of the last 5 num-bers dialled;

– manual dialling function;

– SMS (Short Message Service) func-tion which makes access possible inreception and send brief text mes-sages;

– copy and merge telephone cardphone books;

– DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Fre-quency) settings to enable diallingrepetition and inhibit transmission ofyour self-identification;

– network provider selection func-tion;

– PIN change function;

– PIN query on/off function;

– Call signal volume and sound;

– display of signal field intensity andother status messages with the fol-lowing symbols:

Ê field intensity

¡ the telephone is off or there isno carrier or the phone is notinserted in the network

æ ring tone off

√ “transfer” function on

÷ “preclusion” function on

ñ SMS Message received andread

ó SMS message received and notread yet

í SMS message written and al-ready sent

î SMS message written, but notsent yet.

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PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS

Inserting the telephone card

Inserting a valid SIM telephone cardmakes the telephone operational andthe functions can be accessed. Thetelephone card must be inserted in itsslot 21 so that the integrated chip isat the front left in relation to the di-rection of travel.

WARNING When necessary, onlyuse the SIM card adapter providedwith the car; in the event of loss,breakage or for buying other adapters,contact Lancia Dealership.

Correct insertion of the card is con-firmed by the prompt asking to typethe card PIN code (fig. 2).

When the card is already inserted,access to the operating system is ob-tained pressing key 16.

PIN entry

The PIN code is entered using knob20. Turn the button to select the dig-its required and press to confirm.

The digits are displayed as asterisks.

Selecting “Correct”The option “Correct” makes it pos-

sible to correct the digits entered. Thefunction is activated turning knob 20to the right to take the cursor to “Cor-rect” and pressing as follows:

– deleting the last digit enteredpressing for less than 1 second;

– deleting the whole entry fieldpressing for more than 1 second.

The operation can then continue en-tering the correct digits.

WARNING The next entry withconfirmation of 3 wrong PIN codeswill block the card. The card is un-locked entering the PUK code (PinUnlocking Key) and the new PINcode (minimum 4 characters, maxi-mum 8 characters) (fig. 3).

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Selecting “OK”The option “OK” is obtained turn-

ing knob 20 to the right to move thecursor to “OK” and pressing to con-firm entry of the PIN code or PUKcode. Network signal seeking startsafter entering the PIN code and thetelephone main function page isshown on the display (fig. 1). Afterconnection the MAIN screen showsthe name of the network provider.

EMERGENCY CALL FUNCTION

Access to the emergency call func-tion can be gained in different ways:

– by pressing the SOS key 22. Thevehicle co-ordinates will appear onthe display with the functions “Call”,“Emergency” and “New Number” (fig. 4). Select the required functionand confirm with knob 20. The“Emergency” function will directlymake the emergency call. Select the“New Number” function and confirmit with knob 20 to define a new emer-gency call number (fig. 5). Add a newnumber as shown in “Entering a tele-phone number”. Select the “call”function and confirm with knob 20 tocall the new number;

– with the SIM card inserted on thePIN entry function page or on thefunction pages described later;

– without the SIM card inserted sim-ply confirming “Emergency call”. The function page is then displayed(fig. 6) and, confirming with “Yes”the network provider emergency callnumber is dialled automatically. Theemergency call page is exited pressingknob 20 when the cursor is on “No”which automatically takes you backto the last function page;

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– manually dialling an emergencynumber, even if the telephone card isnot inserted or if preclusions exist.

MAIN FUNCTION “MANUAL DIALLING”

Entering a telephone number

The option “Manual dialling” on thetelephone main function page makesit possible to manually dial a tele-phone number. The function is ac-cessed pressing knob 20 on “Manualdial” and turning it left to reach thedigit field. Dialling the digits of the re-quired telephone number takes placepressing knob 20 to confirm the dif-ferent digits. During dialling the cur-rent digits are enlarged, while thecomplete number is displayed in theupper window (fig. 7).

The required telephone number canbe directly dialled by means of keyfrom 1 to 10 on the telephone keypad.

Possibility of correction

The correction function is activatedselecting “C” as follows:

– deleting the last digit entered press-ing knob 20 for less than 1 second;

– deleting the whole contents of theentry field pressing knob 20 for morethan 1 second.

Calling the number

Calling the number selected functionis obtained pressing key 13. After this,the audio is deactivated, connection ismade and, if the subscriber called an-swers, the call time counter is acti-vated.

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Ending the conversation and accepting calls

The conversation ending and call ac-ceptance function is obtained press-ing the key 13.

Hands-free feature, volumeadjustment and additionalreceiver functions

A hands-free microphone allows youto talk on the phone without using theadditional receiver. The volume is ad-justed by knob 14.

Additional receiver (where fitted)

The I.C.S. telephone can be inte-grated with an additional receiver.The volume is adjusted with the ringon the additional receiver.

Additional receiver functions

The additional receiver possessesfunctions which make it easy andconvenient to use, in particular:

– picking it up when it rings acceptsthe call;

– taking it off its housing during ahands-free conversation moves thecall to the additional receiver;

– taking it off its housing and thenpressing the receiver key for the firsttime connects with the additional re-ceiver;

– putting it back during a conversa-tion ends the conversation.

WARNING During a conversation itis not possible to pass from the re-ceiver to hands-free talking.

Other manual dialling functions

The manual dialling function makesit possible to access network preclu-sion services through combinations ofdigits, * and #, according to proce-dures depending on the networkprovider. These functions take placepressing key 13 which is followed byconfirmation on the display. In somecases this confirmation may be dis-played in English, regardless of thelanguage selection.

Examples of service preclusion

– preclusion function for outgoinginternational calls setting the code(password) supplied by the networkoperator

**331(password)#(key 13)

– information functions on currentstatus of outgoing international callspreclusion service

+#331#(key 13)

function for cancelling outgoing in-ternational calls preclusion service

#331*(password)#(key 13).

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MAIN “PHONE BOOK”FUNCTION

Dialling a subscriber listed inthe I.C.S. phone book

Direct dialling of subscribers mem-orised on the SIM card takes placethrough the “Phone book” functionon the main telephone function page.The subscriber list is accessed select-ing “Phone book” and moving thecursor to the item required turningknob 20. The arrows at the top andbottom of the list indicate that thereare other items that can be selected.The telephone number of the currentselection is shown on the upper win-dow of the display (fig. 8).

Calling the subscriber selected takesplace pressing key 13.

Entering a new item

A new entry in the “Phone book” isobtained selecting the option “Edit”with knob 20 and accessing the op-tions “Change”, “Enter”, “Clear”,“Select” and “Go back” (fig. 9).

The function page for entering newphone book items is obtained selecting“Enter”. The selection displays a newwindow with the fields for entering thesubscriber’s telephone number andname; the characters available, a zoomfield for enlarging the character se-lected and the options “Correct”,“OK” and “Go back” (fig. 10).

Entering telephone numbers

Telephone numbers are entered se-lecting “Number”, moving the cursoron the characters with knob 20 andpressing to confirm. Select the re-spective digits which appear in the“Number” entry field and, one by oneto check in the zoom field.

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WARNING The telephone numbermust always be entered with the areacode and also the international codefor foreign calls.

Entering the name The name is entered in the same

way as telephone numbers, i.e. withknob 20 select “Name” and continueturning to move the cursor on thecharacters (press knob 20 to confirmthe characters).

The white space between the char-acters is obtained selecting “_”.

Correction functionThe correction function is obtained

selecting “Correct” as follows:– deleting the last character entered

pressing knob 20 for less than 1 sec-ond;

– deleting all the contents of the en-try field pressing knob 20 for morethan 1 second.

Selecting “OK”Memorising the data entered and in-

serting them in the list takes place se-lecting “OK”.

Selecting “Go back”The option “Go back” displays the

previous page of the “Edit phonebook” function page.

Deleting an item

Deleting an item from the phonebook takes place selecting “Select” inthe “Edit phone book” function pageand highlighting the item to bedeleted. Then select “Clear”. Acci-dental deleting is avoided by theprompt to confirm whether you reallyintend to delete (fig. 11). After dele-tion the “Edit phone book” functionpage is displayed again.

WARNING If the entry fields of newnames in the phone book are all oc-cupied, the I.C.S. system suggestsdeleting an existing name to makeroom for a new one. The maximumnumber of entries depends on the SIMcard services.

Changing an itemChanging an item in the phone book

is obtained selecting “Select” in the“Edit phone book” function page andhighlighting and confirming the itemto be changed. Selecting “Change”accesses the function page for enter-ing new items with the “Number” and“Name” fields or for modifying exist-ing ones. Selected the item to bechanged (“Number” or “Name”),

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move the cursor to “Correct” thenpress knob 20 as follows:

– to delete the last digit or letter of thefield pressing for less than 1 second;

– to delete the whole contents of thefield pressing for more than 1 second.

The modified item is memorised se-lecting “OK” (fig. 12).

“DIRECT DIAL” MAIN FUNCTION

With the “Direct dial” function it ispossible to quickly generate and ac-cess a list with the 7 telephone num-bers used more frequently. The I.C.S.system is capable of managing andautomatically recognising the lists of“Direct dial” of a maximum of 5 dif-ferent SIM cards, the items of whichare obtained from the I.C.S. phonebook or from the telephone card read.

Dialling a subscriber listed in the “Direct dial”

Dialling a subscriber identified as a“Direct dial” takes place selecting“Direct dial” on the main telephone

function page. “Direct dial” are se-lected with knob 20 turning until thecursor is on the name required. Thetelephone number selected is shownin the upper window of the display(fig. 13). The subscriber selected iscalled pressing key 13.

Compiling the list of “Direct dial”

Compiling the list of “Direct dial”takes place selecting “Direct dial”with knob 20 on the telephone mainfunction page and pressing to con-firm. Then selecting “Edit” displaysthe “Edit direct dial numbers” func-tion page. Making or changing the listof the 7 more frequently used num-bers is obtained selecting “New entry”and, from all the items of the phonebook, with “Select” it is possible tocopy up to 7 items in the “Direct dial”list (fig. 14).

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Changing “Direct dial”

Selecting “Sort”

Selecting “Sort” you can changethe order of the numbers in the “Di-rect dial” list as you prefer. For ex-ample moving a number from posi-tion 7 to position 1, takes placehighlighting number 7 using “Se-lect”, then “Sort” and with knob 20moving the number 7 selected to po-sition 1. The operation is memorisedpressing knob 20.

Selecting “Clear”

Selecting “Clear” makes it possibleto delete an item selected from the listof frequent numbers. This function isnecessary when the list of “Directdial” is filled with 7 numbers and youwant to enter a new frequent numberfrom the phone book.

Selecting “Go back”

Selecting “Go back” brings you backto the main telephone function page.

“LAST 5 NUMBERS” MAIN FUNCTION

Selecting an item from the “Last 5 no.” list

The option “Last 5 nos.” displaysthe last 5 numbers dialled, relating tothe SIM card inserted. The numbersof this list can be selected and high-lighted with knob 20 and called au-tomatically pressing key 13.

Modify “Last 5 numbers” (deleting function)

The selection list “Last 5 nos.” is gen-erated and updated automatically, butyou also have the possibility to deleteitems. Deleting numbers from the“Last 5 nos.” list is obtained exitingthe corresponding list after confirmingit and selecting “Edit” (fig. 15): thenew function page “modify last 5numbers” is displayed with the selec-tions “Clear”, “Select” and “Go back”.A number is deleted highlighting itwith “Select”, then choosing “Clear”and confirming the choice. After delet-ing it is possible to return to the tele-phone main function page automati-cally or selecting “Go back”.

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“CALLS LIST” FUNCTION

The “Calls list” function allows ac-cess to the list of the last calls received(up to a maximum of 7) that were notanswered.

This function is accessed choosingand confirming “Calls list” with theright-hand knob of the I.C.S. system,on the phone main functions page.

Each item of the list gives the nameof the person that made the call (ifstored in the phone list) or the phonenumber (if the call was not in incog-nito).

The names or numbers of the listcan be called directly, pressing thephone key (for sending calls), afterchoosing them with the right-handknob of the I.C.S. system.

The calls are listed in the order re-ceived, with the last call at the top ofthe list. If the same call is receivedmore than once, it will be given in thelist only once, in the order of the lastcall received.

TELEPHONE OPTIONS

The option “Options” on the maintelephone function page makes it pos-sible to access the “Phone options”function page selecting “Info”,“SMS”, “Copy SIM”, “Merge SIMs”,“Call divert”, “Settings” and “Goback” (fig. 16).

Telephone options - selecting “Info”

The option “Info” makes it possibleto display the network access iden-tity telephone number, the I.C.S.telephone electronic serial number(IMEI = International Mobile Equip-ment Identity) and the network ac-cess provider name. The central partof the display shows the number ofthe “Service Center”, “Validity” andthe “Code” for the SMS messagefunction. It is also possible to displaythe disabling through the corre-sponding selection (fig. 17). Activa-tion of these functions is displayedon the MAIN screen and on the maintelephone function pages with thesymbols √ and/or ÷.

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Telephone options - selecting “SMS”

The option “SMS” makes it possibleto access the SMS messages page,which can be received and sent. Theupper window of the SMS messagespage shows the number of SMS mes-sages in the memory and how manyof them have not been read. The listof SMS messages received also showsthe date and time of reception andthe read/unread, written/written andtransmitted status (fig. 18).

WARNING For some providers ac-cess to the “SMS” function may haveto be enabled.

Reading messages

Reading an SMS message takes placechoosing “Select”, highlighting themessage required, followed by“Read”. In selecting reading, the mes-sage is displayed with its receiptstamp and with the telephone numberof the sender. If the message exceedsthe space available on the single page(4 lines with 23 characters) it is con-tinued on other pages which are madeavailable by choosing “Go to page”.

The option “Go back” takes youback to the previous SMS functionpage (fig. 19).

Dialling a telephone number in the SMS message

The option of the telephone numberin the SMS message allows you to dialthe telephone number highlightedpressing key 13. If the message con-tains at least one other phone numberyou will see “Select Phone No.” withwhich it is possible to choose the tele-phone number required (fig. 19).

WARNINGS

– When dialling an SMS message(fig. 18) it is possible to dial di-rectly from the SMS message press-ing key 13.

– When SMS message is received in-side any function page it can be readat once pressing key 13 within ap-prox. 10 seconds from receipt.

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Creating messages

An SMS message is created selecting“Create” in the “Phone SMS” page(fig. 18) thereby displaying the“Process SMS” page with the “Text”,“Recipient”, “Store”, “Send” and “Goback” pages (fig. 20).

Writing the text

The “text” option displays the “En-ter SMS text” page for creating thetext of the message (fig. 21). The textis composed selecting the characterswith knob 20 and pressing to confirmthem. The blank space between twocharacters is obtained selecting “_”.Selecting“A→a” or “a→A” moves

respectively from UPPER CASE char-acters to lower case and vice versa.Selecting “<->” it is possible to movethe cursor within the already writtentext for any corrections. The correc-tion function is activated selecting“C” as follows:

– pressing knob 20 for less than 1second deletes the last character en-tered;

– pressing knob 20 for more than 1second progressively deletes all thecharacters; deleting is stopped by re-leasing the knob.

When the message has been written,selecting “OK” takes you back to the“Process SMS” page.

Choosing the addressee

The “Recipient” option displays the“Enter SMS recipient” page with theoptions “Manual dial”, “Direct dial”,“Phone book”, “Last 5 nos.”, ”Calllist”, “OK” and “Cancel” (fig. 22).The addressee can be selected amongthose memorised or manually, pro-ceeding as described in the previousparagraphs. After selecting, turn knob20 to the right and select “OK”.

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Memorising the message

If you want to memorise the mes-sage, select “Store”. Confirmation isgiven by the wording “Message saved”which appears on the new page whichis exited selecting “Continue”.

Sending the message

To send the message, select “Send”.The message that appears on the newpage confirms that the message hasbeen sent with the wording “SMS sentsuccessfully” or if not, it indicates thatthe message has not been sent by“Not executed!”. To continue, press“Continue”.

Go back

Select “Go back” to display the“Phone SMS” function page again.

Setting messages

Selecting the “Settings” option fromthe main SMS page (fig. 18) access isgained to the “SMS settings” page(fig. 23) with the options “Service

Center”, “Validity”, “Code”, “OK”and “Cancel”. The option “ServiceCenter” allows access to the mainpage of the telephone function (fig. 1)for selecting the service center amongthose memorised or for manual di-alling, proceeding as described for di-alling phone numbers. “Validity” al-lows you to choose the days of valid-ity of the message (from 1 to 441days). With “Code” it is possible togive the messages a code (codes from0 to 255). After completing the set-tings, select “OK” to activate the set-tings chosen or “Cancel” to cancelthem. Both cases take you back to themain “Phone SMS” page (fig. 18).

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Changing messages

An SMS message is obtained select-ing “Edit” on the SMS functions pageand then choosing the field to bemodified, proceeding as described forcreating messages.

Deleting SMS messages

An SMS message is deleted high-lighting “Select”, “Clear” on the SMSfunction page, and confirming dele-tion. Message deletion is necessary ifthe SMS memory on the SIM card isfull. This will be displayed on theSMS function page with an upperwindow with the wording “memoryfull, cancel item”.

WARNING The number of possibleSMS messages depends on your ser-vice provider.

“Go back”

Select “Go back” to return to the“Phone options” page (fig. 16).

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Telephone options - selecting “Copy SIM”

The option “Copy SIM” makes itpossible to copy to copy numbers ofthe phone book of a SIM card on an-other SIM card (destination card). Forthis operation the following steps arerequired:

– with knob 20 select “Copy SIM”.A new function page is displayed ask-ing you to insert the destination cardin the I.C.S. (fig. 24);

– remove the origin SIM card fromits housing pressing the eject key 24;

– insert the destination SIM card;– select “OK” if necessary entering

the PIN code of the destination SIMcard. A PIN code entry can be cor-rected with “Correct”. After enteringthe correct PIN a warning is displayed“Caution: phone book being written!”on a function page contains “Over-write” and “Go back”.

– if the wrong destination card hasbeen inserted by mistake select “Goback”. Selecting “Overwrite” startsthe actual copying operation shownon the display.

– the system asks if there are otherSIM cards on which you want to copythe same numbers. Selecting “No”takes you back to the “Phone op-tions” function page.

If the space on the destination SIMcard is insufficient for all the new dataof the origin SIM card, at the end ofthe copying operation the destinationSIM card will show the new data, oth-erwise a new function page is dis-played with the possibility to select“Delete entries by user”, “Write untilcard full” and “Cancel” (fig. 25).

“Delete entries by user”The option “Delete entries by user”

makes it possible to access a pagewith the items of the phone book tobe copied from which the phone bookto be copied can be changed as pre-ferred. During this operation thenumber of items still to be deleted isshown. Highlighting these items firstwith “Select” and then with “Clear”starts the phone book modify opera-tion which can be followed by thecopying operation selecting “Write”(fig. 26).

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“Write until card full”

The option “Write until card full”automatically copies the highest num-ber possible of numbers on the card.

“Cancel”

The option “Cancel” returns to the”Phone options” function page.

Telephone options - selecting“Merge SIMs”

With the “Merge SIMs” function it ispossible to merge the numbers of thephone book of the first origin SIM cardwith the numbers of the phone bookof the second origin SIM card on a

third destination SIM card, selecting“Merge SIMs” on the “Phone options”function page (fig. 16) with knob 20.You will be asked to insert the secondorigin card, after removing the firstone with the eject key 24, which isthen confirmed selecting “OK”.

After entering the second origin cardit may be necessary to enter its PINcode, remembering that it is possibleto correct code entries with “Correct”.Then you will be asked to insert thedestination SIM card with the sameprocedure. Writing on the destinationSIM card takes place selecting “Over-write” on the new page which is au-tomatically displayed (fig. 27). Thesame page also has the “Go back”

function which takes you back to theprevious page.

WARNING The management anddisplay procedures for merging num-bers from different cards are as de-scribed previously for the “Copycard” operations.

Telephone options – selecting“Call divert”

The “Call divert” option allows ac-cess to the “Query”, “Conditions”,“Mode”, “Number”, “Time lapse”,“OK” and “Go back” functions page(fig. 28).

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“Query” option

The “Query” option accesses thepages that give all the conditions ac-tive at the moment (fig. 29). Select“Continue” to access the followingpages. You go back to the main “Calldivert” page from the last page of theactive conditions or pressing “Cancel”from any page.

“Conditions” option

The “Conditions” option allows ac-cess to the page of the conditions fortransferring calls (fig. 30). Confirm thecondition to be activated or deactivatedand then select the “Mode” function toaccess the new page with the options

“deactivate”, “activate”, “query”, “setup” and “delete” (fig. 31).

“Number” option

The “Number” function makes itpossible to select the phone number towhich arriving calls are to be diverted,depending on the active functions.

“Time lapse” option

With the “Time lapse” function it ispossible to select the time delay (from5 to 30 seconds) that elapses betweenthe arrival and transfer of the call. Atall events, the call transfer interval de-pends on the network access provider,that can activate a different intervalthan the one set on the I.C.S. system.

“OK” option

The data entered are memorised se-lecting “OK”.

“Go back” option

“Go back” takes you back to theprevious page of the “Phone options”.

Telephone options - selecting “Settings”

The option “Settings” makes it pos-sible to access the function page“Own number”, “Network operator”,“PIN”, “Ring tone”, “Send DTMF □”,“Redial □”, “Incognito □” and “Goback” (fig. 32). The existence of aservice activated for access to the

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GSM network makes it possible todisplay the provider’s name at the leftof the option “Network operator”.

Selecting “Own number”

The “Own number” function allowsyou to access the page in which youcan enter and memorise your owntelephone number. Selecting “Cancel”returns to the “Phone options” func-tion page without memorising. Se-lecting “Store” after entering a num-ber, returns to the “Phone settings”function page.

Selecting “Network operator”

The option “Network operator” al-lows access to the corresponding pagewhich, after the “Wait: network ex-ploration in progress”, and makes the“Roaming □”, “Automatic □”, “Man-ual”, “Ok” and “Go back” functionsavailable with which it is possible tomanually select a network operator orset it automatically. Activation (shownwith the symbol �) or deactivation(shown by the symbol □) of the“Roaming” and “Automatic” func-tions takes place pressing knob 20(fig. 33).

“Roaming �”

Activating the “Roaming” functionit is possible to move automatically toanother authorised network if the pre-vious one is no longer receivable.

“Roaming □”

Deactivation of the “Roaming” func-tion accesses only the network se-lected manually.

“Automatic �”

Activating the automatic function itis possible to enter an authorised net-work on the basis of the SIM card listof priorities.

“Automatic □”

Deactivation of the automatic func-tion allows access only to the networkselected manually.

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“Manual”

The option “Manual” enables ac-cess to a list with all the receivablenetworks. It is possible to select thenetwork required among those al-lowed in the list (not displayed ingrey) with knob 20. The setting ofthe network selected is made effec-tive selecting “OK”, and returning tothe “Phone settings” function pageselecting “Go back”.

Selecting “PIN”

The option “PIN” allows access tothe “PIN settings” function pagethrough “Change PIN”, “PIN query”,“Use last PIN □” and “Go back”.

“Change PIN”

The option “Change PIN” makes itpossible to change the PIN of the SIMcard, accessing the “Change PIN”function page (fig. 34). In the pagedisplayed it is necessary to firstly en-ter the previous PIN code and thenenter the new PIN code twice, cor-recting any mistaken entries with

“Correct”. Entry confirmation endsthe PIN change and introduces the“Phone settings” function page; oth-erwise, selecting “Go back” the“Phone settings” function page is dis-played without memorising thechange.

“PIN query”

The option "PIN query” makes itpossible to activate or deactivate PINcode query through the correspond-ing function page. Disabling this func-tion (Query □) allows use of the tele-phone without asking for PIN codeentry when the SIM card is inserted.Access to and changing this setting re-quires PIN code entry (fig. 35).

“Use last PIN”

The option “Use last PIN”, if enabled(“Use last PIN �”), allows the PINcode memorised last to be entered au-tomatically when the SIM card is in-serted. This function is available onlyfor a SIM card for which no entry er-rors have been made.

WARNING The option “ChangePIN” cannot be selected if the “PINquery □” is deactivated.

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Selecting “Ring tone”

The “Ring tone” option displays afunction page with the selection op-tions “Tone”, “Volume” and “Goback”.

“Tone”

The “Tone” option displays a listwith different melodies/tones that canbe selected with knob 20 (fig. 36).

“Volume”

The “Volume” option displays a bargraph to set the ringing volume withknob 20 (fig. 37).

“Go back”

Selecting “Go back” takes you backto the “Phone settings” function page.

Selecting “Send DTMF □ / �”

With the option “Send DTMF” en-abled it is possible to transmit DTMF(Dual Tone Multi Frequency) num-bers during a telephone connection.The use of these control codes makesit possible to access particular net-work services or communicationequipment (e.g., a remote telephoneanswering device).

Selecting “Redial □ / �”

The “Redial” option makes it possi-ble to automatically repeat dialling abusy number for up to 10 times. Au-tomatic repeat dialling is interruptedpressing the receiver key 13.

Selecting “Incognito □ / �”

The option “Incognito” makes itpossible not to show your number onthe called subscriber’s set. The avail-ability of this function depends on thenetwork provider.

Selecting “Go back”

The “Go back” option displays theprevious “Phone options” page.

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AUDIO SYSTEM (AUDIO)

GENERAL INFORMATION............................. 39SCREEN ITEMS AND FUNCTIONS ............... 39RADIO FUNCTIONS ....................................... 40

CASSETTE PLAYER FUNCTIONS................. 43HOW THE CD PLAYER WORKS.................... 44AUDIO SETTINGS.......................................... 48

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GENERAL INFORMATION

The audio system is activatedpressing key 17 with which access isgained to the main radio functions (fig. 1). The I.C.S. audio system con-trols:

– the RDS radio with FM/MW re-ception;

– the cassette player with autore-verse;

– the automatic CD loader with 6available slots (where fitted);

SCREEN ITEMS ANDFUNCTIONS

– wave band selector function (FM,MW) through keys 8 and 10 respec-tively;

– display of name of broadcaster andnumber of station memorised;

– function for memorising up to 36radio stations (18 for FM range and12 for MW range);

– display of pause symbol in cassettemode;

– display of direction of tape withdifferent symbols depending on wind-ing speed;

– display of symbols for CD and cas-sette;

– display of CD number, title num-ber and playing time;

– Scan and Shuffle function;

– Dolby B NR function for suppress-ing noise when listening to tapes;

– stand-by engagement function fortraffic information bulletins (TP) withpossibility of deactivation;

– sound setting functions: treble,bass, balance, fader and SDV (volumedepending on speed);

– display of status signals, such ascurrent time, outside temperature, etc.

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RDS system

The radio system integrated in theI.C.S. makes it possible to receiveRDS (RDS = Radio Data System) sig-nals in the UKW range.

With the RDS system the broad-caster can insert additional informa-tion (station name or messages) suit-ably modulating then with the radiosignal. This information is then re-ceived by the RDS system and shownon the display.

AUTO BEST function

When receiving a radio channel withthe AUTO BEST function it is possi-ble to obtain a low signal/noise (S/N)ratio, automatic seeking and tuningon alternative frequencies where thechosen radio station is broadcastingwith a better S/N ratio. When seekinga new tuning frequency broadcastingmay be briefly interrupted temporar-ily.

The AUTO BEST function is acti-vated automatically when the radiofunction is selected or when a stationis selected through a choice key andwhen the cassette player or CD playeris working.

All the RDS broadcasters show theirname or message on the display. Thecurrent reception frequency is onlydisplayed if information about thename of the station tuned is not.

EON (Enhanced Other Network)

The radio integrated in the I.C.S.system can receive EON information.

The signals concerning the EON in-fotraffic system make reception pos-sible from radio channels, on whichyou are not tuned at the moment, in-formation about the traffic and roads,interrupting the programme of thechosen station. This function, avail-able to RDS channels can be disabledaccording to preference.

Example: programme set RTL -RAI infotraffic programme

If the infotraffic function is enabledwhile listening to a programme on theRTL station and in that moment atraffic bulletin is broadcast on the RAIchannel, the system moves automati-cally from RTL to RAI. At the end ofthe traffic bulletin it automatically re-turns from RAI to RTL.

Radio main function page

The main functions are arranged soas to allow the clear and simple dis-play of information concerning the ra-dio system. When the radio is operat-ing (CD or CC not activated) thewave band, name or frequency of thecurrent station are displayed. The listof memorised stations and the selec-tion modes “TP” (Infotraffic), “Mute”,“Regional”, “Autostore”, “Frequency”and “Settings” are also displayed. Inthe lower part of the display showsgeneral information such as the time,frequency or other current status in-formation.

“TP □”

The traffic information box (TP) de-activated indicates that you do notwant to receive traffic bulletins. Sta-tion seeking will no longer indicatewhether it is a TP broadcaster and CCand CD playing will not be inter-rupted by traffic information.

“TP �”

The traffic information box (TP) ac-tivated with knob 20 indicates thatyou want to receive traffic bulletins.Automatic seeking selects a TP broad-caster and displays this prerogative:CC and CD playing will be inter-rupted by any traffic bulletins. Theabbreviation “TP” appears on theMAIN page.

TP bulletins in progress can be in-terrupted pressing the knob 14. Vol-ume adjustment of a TP bulletin is in-dependent of the audio source (radio,CC, CD) and is obtained by turningknob 14 during a TP bulletin.

“mute”

The “Mute” function can be selectedonly if TP is enabled and a TP stationis set. When the “Mute” function isactivated only traffic bulletins will beheard. The radio “Mute” function isdisabled turning knob 14.

“Regional”

The “Regional” function is automat-ically displayed if the radio program-ming of a determinate station isbroadcast locally. In this case theAUTO BEST RDS function does notseek a station with a high S/N ratiobut continues to broadcast the localchannel selected. Reception of localchannels can be deactivated selecting“Regional” again making it possible tomove to different local stations de-pending on the best S/N ratio.

WARNING The AUTO BEST RDSfunction operates at national level.Moving to different regional stationsmay therefore occur. In this case it isnecessary to reactivate the “Regional”function.

“Autostore”

The “Autostore” is active only byselecting the FM wave band with key8. This function makes it possible toautomatically start the memorising of6 stations on 6 FM memorising but-tons available. Selection takes placeon the basis of the best S/N ratiostarting from the last frequency ex-plored in the FM band: it is possiblethat the same station be recordedmore than once.

“Frequency”

The “Frequency” can be used tomanually select the frequency with theknob 20, though it is still possible toseek the station with keys 11 and 12.

“Settings”

The “Settings” function opens the“Audio settings” page (see specificparagraph).

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Switching wave band

The radio system has two wavebands UKW and MW totalling 5bands in each of which up to 6 sta-tions can be memorised.

The band selection function takesplace through keys 8 or 10 withwhich the following is carried out:

– switching between FM-A, FM-Band FM-AS with the FM key;

– switching between LW and MWwith the AM key.

Switching between stations and memorising

The station switching and memoris-ing function is obtained pressing keys1 to 6 as follows:

– memorised station selection func-tion pressing for less than 2 seconds;

– broadcasting station with RDSmemorising function pressing formore than 2 seconds;

– current frequency memorisingfunction pressing for more than 10seconds; in this case the main func-tion page displays the letter “F” nextto the station number and next to thefrequency of the broadcaster memo-rised.

Station seeking

The station seeking function is acti-vated pressing keys 11 or 12 and pro-ceeding as follows:

– pressing for less than 2 secondsstarts station seeking with decreasingfrequency selection (key 11) or grow-ing frequencies (key 12);

– pressing for more than two secondsstarts the “Scan” function, i.e. everystation is tuned to allow listening foronly a few seconds. The “Scan” func-tion is interrupted pressing keys 11 or12 again.

Seeking and memorising stations

Automatic - Autostore

The “Autostore” function makes itpossible to automatically programmethe keys with the frequencies of theradio stations with the best S/N ratio(fig. 2).

Manual

With the manual function you canselect the required wave band, press-ing keys 8 or 10. The frequency is se-lected turning knob 20. After selec-tion the display shows the frequencyand, if it is an RDS station, also thestation name. Station frequency mem-orising takes place pressing one of the

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station keys 1 to 6 for more than 2seconds and it is also possible to recallmemorised stations with these keys(fig. 3).

During memorising the volume islowered automatically to allow easierand clearer choice of the station. Con-firmation that memorising has takenplaced is obtained by checking thatthe memorised station name or fre-quency is displayed on the radio mainfunction page.

CASSETTE PLAYERFUNCTIONS

CC main function page

The CC main function page is ob-tained pressing key 17 only if the cas-sette player is operating (fig. 4). Un-der the “CASSETTE” window whichindicates that selection of the cassetteplayer has taken place, the directionof the tape is displayed (with the ar-row), the options “TP” (infotraffic),“Dolby B NR” and “Settings”.

The lower display window also dis-plays the time and further current sta-tus information.

“TP □” / “TP �”

See the explanations in the para-graph “Radio main function page”.

“Dolby B NR □” / “Dolby B NR �”

The “Dolby B NR” function is se-lected with knob 20. Activation of thefunction makes it possible to reducethe noise caused by running of thetape. When playing tapes recordedwith the Dolby B technique, you areadvised to activate this function to ob-tain better sound. When playing tapesthat were not recorded with the Dolbytechnique you are advised to disablethe function.

“Settings”

Selecting “Settings” makes it possi-ble to access the “Audio settings”function page (see “Audio settings”).

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Cassette player controls

Play back and changing tapedirection (autoreverse)

Play back is started after insertingthe cassette, with the tape at the right,in the special slot 28 and it can be inboth directions. The direction ischanged pressing key 27 or automat-ically at the end of the tape (autore-verse). The display shows the tape di-rection with the arrow.

Fast forward/fast rewind

Fast tape running in the two direc-tions is obtained pressing the searchkeys 11 or 12. The fast function is in-terrupted by starting play back if key11 is pressed again.

Cassette eject

Cassette ejection is obtained press-ing key 29.

Switching the audio source

Switching from CC to CD is ob-tained pressing key 9. The switchingfunction from CC to radio is obtainedpressing keys 8 or 10.

HOW THE CD PLAYER WORKS(where fitted)

CD player main function page

The CD main function page is ob-tained, if the CD loader is connectedand at least one CD is available,pressing key 9 (fig. 5).

The CD main function page displaysthe number of the CD in the loader,the current track number and the du-ration of the current piece, a CD sym-bol, the options “TP”, “Scan”, “Shuf-fle” and “Settings”.

The lower window of the page showsthe time and further current status in-formation.

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“TP □” / “TP �”

See the explanations in the para-graph “Radio main function page”.

“Scan”

The “Scan” function for the CD be-ing played is obtained using knob 20.With this function all the pieces of theCD are played for about 10 seconds.

“Shuffle”

The “Shuffle” function for the CD be-ing played is obtained using knob 20.

With this function the pieces of theCD are played in random order.

“Settings”

The “Settings” selection functionopens the “Audio settings” functionpage (see specific paragraph).

CD player controls

Selecting and playing a CD

Selecting and playing a CD is onlypossible with the CD loader connectedand at least one CD inside. The loadercan hold up to 6 CD’s and they can beplayed choosing the correspondingCD with keys 1 - 6. The number ofthe CD being played is shown in theupper window of the CD main func-tion page.

Changing title/fast forward and fast backward

The option for the piece before orafter the current one is obtainedpressing keys 11 or 12 for less than 1second;

Fast forward or backward from thecurrent track is obtained pressingkeys 11 or 12 for more than 1 second.

Switching the audio source

Switching the audio source from CDto CC is obtained pressing key 7.

Switching the audio source to radiois obtained pressing keys 8 or 10.

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Use of the CD loader

The CD loader is on the left-handside of the boot.

WARNING Contact a LanciaDealership exclusively for fitting andconnecting the CD player.

The Lineaccessori Lancia CD playeris equipped with a magazine (loader)which can hold up to 6 CDs.

IMPORTANT: Multimedia CDscontain sound and data tracks.Playing these CDs can cause noiseloud enough to jeopardise roadsafety and damage final systemstages and speakers.

Filling the magazine

The magazine contains six trays forone CD each.

To playback a CD, extract a trayfrom the magazine (fig. 6) and inserta CD (fig. 7).

Make sure the CD label is facing theright way, i.e. towards the tray. If not,the player will not work.

The player cannot be used to play8 cm CDs unless a specific adapter,which can be purchased at HI-FIstores, is fitted.

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Inserting the magazine in the CDplayer

Proceed as follows:

– Move the sliding flap A (fig. 8)completely to the right until it locks.

– Check that switch B is in position“1”.

– Insert the magazine C (fig. 9) inthe CD player with the labelled side(see arrow) facing upwards.

– Close the sliding flap D (fig. 10)after inserting the magazine to avoidgrit and dust from getting inside theplayer.

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Removing the magazine from the CD player

Proceed as follows:

– Move the sliding flap A (fig. 8)completely to the right until it locks.

– Press the eject button E (fig. 11)on the CD player.

Removing the CDs from the magazine

Remove the CDs in order after re-moving the respective supports fromthe magazine.

“Bass”

The bass function displays a “slid-ing regulator” for setting the basstones. Setting is carried out with knob20 moving the cursor to the positionrequired and pressing to end the set-ting (fig. 14).

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AUDIO SETTINGS

The functions concerning audio set-tings are activated selecting “Settings”on the main audio function page(radio, CC or CD) (fig. 12). This in-troduces a new page with the selec-tions “Treble”, “Bass”, “Balance”,“Fader”, “SDV” and “Go back”.Some symbols are also shown associ-ated with the devices operating (CC,CD or radio).

The loudness function improvessound volume by increasing basstones and is automatically activatedwhen the HI-FI system is switched on.

“Treble”

The treble function displays a “slid-ing regulator” for setting the trebletones. Setting is carried out with knob20 moving the cursor to the positionrequired and pressing to end the set-ting (fig. 13).

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“Balance”

The “Balance” function schemati-cally displays the position of thespeakers in the car (front/rear andleft/right. The setting operation is car-ried out with knob 20, thereby chang-ing the distribution of the volume inthe passenger compartment betweenthe right and left speakers. The dis-tribution set is shown by a smallsquare cursor. The setting operationends pressing knob 20 (fig. 15).

“Fader”

The “Fader” function schematicallydisplays the position of the speakersin the car (front/rear and left/right.The setting operation is carried outwith knob 20, thereby changing thedistribution of the volume in the pas-senger compartment between thefront and rear speakers of the pas-senger compartment. The distributionset is shown by a small square cursor.The setting operation ends pressingknob 20 (fig. 16).

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“SDV”

The “SDV” function SDV displays alist for setting volume adjustment inrelation to speed. The “SDV” functionmakes it possible to automatically in-crease the volume as the speed in-creases to maintain the ratio with thenoise level inside the passenger com-partment. It is possible to select 4 lev-els: “OFF” (deactivated), “WEAK”,“MEDIUM” and “STRONG” (fig. 17).

“Go back”

The “Go back” function takes youback to the main page of the audiofunctions (radio, CD or CC) (fig. 1).

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NAVIGATOR (NAVI)

GENERAL INFORMATION............................. 51DISPLAY AND FUNCTIONS........................... 53DRIVE FOR NAVIGATION CD ....................... 53DESTINATION ENTRY................................... 54ROUTE SELECTION CRITERIA .................... 62DESTINATION GUIDANCEAND ORIENTATION HELP ............................ 63

VOLUME CONTROL...................................... 66INFORMATION PAGE..................................... 66INDICATION OF DISTANCEFROM DESTINATION AND ARRIVAL TIME .............................................. 67ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATING THE NAVIGATION FUNCTION...................... 67

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GENERAL INFORMATION

The integrated navigation system(NAVI) allows you to reach the se-lected destination through visual andacoustic instructions. Use of the nav-igation system is fast, convenient,safe, and above all highly flexible be-cause you can call up already pro-grammed destinations or referencepoints such as hotels, monuments,public structures, fuel stations orLancia Dealerships.

The instantaneous vehicle position isdetermined by the GPS system(Global Positioning System) installedon board. The on-board GPS systemis fitted with an aerial and a receptionmodule integrated in the I.C.S. sys-tem. The system dynamicallyprocesses satellite signals, those of asensor on a wheel and of the gyro-scope integrated in the navigationcomputer.

The Lancia navigation systemhelps driver while he drives, bysuggesting vocally or graphically,the optimum routing to reach hispre-set destination.

IMPORTANT: Navigation systemsuggestions do not excuse driverfrom his full responsibilities dueto his driving behaviour and to hiscompliance with road and othertraffic regulations.

The responsibility for road safetyalways lies with vehicle driver, andit falls on him in any case.

WARNINGS

– GPS reception is difficult undertrees, among high buildings, in multi-storey car parks, in tunnels and any-where satellite aerial reception can behindered.

– The GPS system needs about 15minutes for activation if it is con-nected to the vehicle battery.

– The GPS system needs a few min-utes to determine the new position ofthe vehicle if it is turned off and thevehicle is moved with the system off.

– In the lack of satellite information,the system uses the information lead-ing from the gyroscope and from thesensor at the wheel for temporarydata analysis.

– The GPS satellite aerial must notbe covered with metal or damp ob-jects.

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The instantaneous vehicle position isidentified in the CD-ROM and shownon the display together with the topo-graphic characteristics of the areamemorised on the CD. Access to thedata on the CD-ROM requires wait-ing a few moments in the map dis-plays.

The system constantly compares thedata leading from the wheel sensor,the GPS aerial and from the pro-gramme to automatically compensatechanges in temperature, pressure orany other occurrence which can fal-sify position detection in any way.

WARNINGS

– Precise self-adjustment of the nav-igation system requires approx. 50km of travel the first time and whentyres are changed.

– Continuous lack of grip at thewheels (for example skidding on ice),the system temporarily detects an in-correct position.

– During precision self-adjustmentthe position is not detected absolutelycompletely.

The navigation system is managedcompletely through the I.C.S., there-fore the only operations that may benecessary are replacement of the CD-ROM to set the map of another areaor an updated map.

Access to the navigation main func-tion page (fig. 1) is gained pressingkey 18 (NAVI) after turning on. Eachtime the I.C.S. is turned on a page willbe shown with warnings about care inuse of the system (fig. 2) which, to beable to continue using the systemmust be confirmed pressing knob 20or one of the main function keys. Thispage will no longer be displayed aslong as the system is on.

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DISPLAY AND FUNCTIONS

– Voice and visual instructions withindications of the distance from thedestination.

– Detailed map in different coloursand with different scales to clearlyshow the vehicle position, the routeand the destination.

– Customisation of the navigationsystem with the possibility of enteringpre-memorised destinations with roadand number.

– Automatic memorising of the last5 destinations.

– Name of the current road.

– Possibility to choose the route ac-cording to personal preference.

– Information about current posi-tion.

– Information about arrival times.

– System diagnostics and warningsabout possible disturbances.

DRIVE FOR NAVIGATION CD

The navigation CD-ROM is locatedon the left side of the boot and it hasan eject key and two warning lights:

– the upper light on means that thepower current is on;

– the lower light on means that theCD-ROM is on;

– the lower light flashing means thatthe CD-ROM is being changed.

WARNINGS

– The navigation system only workswith the CD-ROM inserted in itsdrive.

– The CD-ROM must be removedand changed only for updating thesystem software, for updating themap or entering maps relating to an-other region.

Changing the CD

– When the I.C.S. is turned on thedrive upper and lower warning lightsare lit.

– Press the eject key.

– The previous CD-ROM is ejectedand the lower drive led flashes.

– Insert the new CD-ROM.

WARNINGS

– When the new CD-ROM is in-serted the system software is auto-matically updated to the new mapmaterial or to the new functions. Dur-ing the time required for this opera-tion a stand-by message is displayed.After the updating operation the des-tination memory is empty.

– The driver is responsible for abid-ing by current traffic regulations, anyinstructions on the basis of incorrectmaps which induce prohibited drivingmanoeuvres must NOT be followed.

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Software version

The I.C.S. software release numbercan be checked selecting the MAINfunction page (key 15), then pressingknob 20 for at least 3 seconds (fig. 3).

Press knob 20 again to return to themain menu (MAIN).

DESTINATION ENTRY

Entering the destination is obtainedselecting “Destination” with knob 20and pressing to confirm thereby dis-playing the “Select destination” pagewith the options “Street address”,“Intersection", “Points of Interest”,“Destination memory”, “Recent des-tinations” and “Go back” (fig. 4).

“Go back”

Selecting “Go back” takes you backto the main page of the navigationfunctions (fig. 1).

Entering the “Street address”field

The option “Street address” displaysa new function page for entering thecity, street and number, which alwaysshow the data concerning the desti-nation calculated last. The same pageshows the other functions “Store”,“Guidance”, “Centre □ / �” and “Goback” (fig. 5).

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Entering the city name

The city name is entered moving thecursor to “City” with knob 20 andpressing to confirm. On the “Entercity” page (fig. 6) the single charac-ters of the town name are selectedwith knob 20. The characters selectedare enlarged in the zoom field. Theblank space between two charactersis obtained selecting “_”.

Quick entry

Each time a character is selected asearch takes place for the existence ofa city name with the characters en-tered so far in the memorised list.Only those characters still requiredstill required for completing the name

will then appear for selection. The cityfield is filled as soon as a city is lo-cated from the list.

WARNINGS

– When entering the city name, af-ter entering a few characters, you areadvised to select “List” and then thedestination directly with knob 20 andactivate it. The number shown at theside of the “List” indicates the num-ber of towns in the list with name cor-responding to the characters enteredup to now in the town field.

– When entering characters the listappears automatically if the charac-ter selector knob is pressed for morethan 1 second.

“Delete”

The “Delete” function is selectedturning knob 20 to the right makes itpossible to:

– delete a character pressing for lessthan 1 second;

– delete the whole entry pressing formore than 1 second.

“OK”

The “OK” function confirms city en-try returning to the “Enter destina-tion” function page which now dis-plays the city name.

“Cancel”

With the “Cancel” function you re-turn to the “Enter destination” func-tion page without memorising thedata.

Street name entry

The street is entered using knob 20to move the cursor to “Str.” and con-firming. In the “Enter street” page(fig. 7) the single characters of thestreet name are selected with knob 20.

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The characters selected are enlargedin the zoom field.

WARNINGS

– If the street field is not completed,the navigation system automaticallyleads you to the centre of the city se-lected indicating this (Centre �).

– The navigation always takes youto the centre in the case of very smalltowns.

Quick entry

Each time a character is selected asearch takes place for the existence ofa street name with the characters en-tered so far in the memorised list.Only those characters still requiredstill required for completing the namewill then appear for selection. Thestreet field is filled as soon as a city islocated from the list.

WARNINGS

– When entering the street name, af-ter entering a few characters, you areadvised to select “List” and then thedestination directly with knob 20 andactivate it. The number shown at theside of the “List” indicates the num-ber of street in the list with name cor-responding to the characters enteredup to now in the street field.

– When entering characters the listappears automatically if the charac-ter selector knob is pressed for morethan 1 second.

“Delete”

The “Delete” function is selectedturning knob 20 to the right makes itpossible to:

– delete a character pressing for lessthan 1 second;

– delete the whole entry pressing formore than 1 second.

“OK”

The “OK” function confirms city en-try returning to the “Enter destina-

tion” function page which now dis-plays the street name.

“Cancel”

With the “Cancel” function you re-turn to the “Enter destination” func-tion page without memorising thestreet data.

Entering the house number

The house number is entered withknob 20 moving the cursor to “No.”and confirming. In the “Enter housenumber” page (fig. 8) the options“Delete”, “OK” and “Cancel” areavailable.

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WARNING If the house numberfield is not completed the navigationsystem assumes the whole street asdestination.

“Store”The “Store” function memorises the

information concerning the addressentered with the name you want withknob 20. The “Store destination”function page brings forward the ad-dress, name for store destination, se-lectable characters, zoom fields andthe functions “Delete”, “OK” and “Goback” (fig. 9).

The “Store as:” field for the desti-nation to be memorised can have amaximum of 14 characters on whichit is possible to act using functions“Delete”, “OK” and “Go back”.

“Guidance”

Selecting “Guidance” with knob 20starts the calculation of the destina-tion, followed by display of the mainnavigation page (fig. 1).

“Centre □ / �”

Enabling the option “Centre �”leads to the centre of the city selected.This function is enabled automaticallyif only the destination city name is in-dicated. If this option is chosen thesystem automatically moves the cur-sor to the “Str.” field in which it ispossible to enter the street name.

After entering the name of the streetyou can choose to be guided to thecentre or to the address entered(“Centre �”), enabling or disablingthe “Centre” function with knob 20.

“Go back”

Selecting “Go back” with knob 20displays the “Select destination” func-tion page again where a new destina-tion can be entered.

Entering the destination“Intersection”

The option “Intersection” displays anew page for entering the city and twostreets, the intersection point of whichis the required destination. This pagealso contains the functions “Store”,“Guidance”, “Centre □ / �” and “Goback” (fig. 10).

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Entering the city name and firststreet follow the same procedure asdescribed for entering the addressfields, while for the name of the sec-ond street simply select the namefrom the list displayed.

WARNING If the name of the 2nd

road is not entered, or is not availablein the list, the first road is consideredas destination.

Entering the destination “Points of Interest”

With the function “Points of Inter-est” it is possible to memorise the pre-ferred navigation destinations. Select-ing “Points of Interest” a functionpage is displayed with the items “Traf-fic”, “Recreation”, “Service”, “Other”,“OK” and “Go back” (fig. 11).

“Traffic”The option “Traffic” displays a list

of destinations of this category (hotels,airports or stations etc.) which can beselected with knob 20. The item se-lected also appears in the upper win-dow of the function page (fig. 11).

“Recreation”The option “Recreation“ displays a

list of destinations of this category(monuments, museums, sport facili-ties etc.) which can be selected withknob 20. The item selected also ap-pears in the upper window of thefunction page (fig. 12).

“Service”

The option “Service” displays a listof destinations of this category (me-chanical workshops, hospitals, fuelstations etc.) which can be selectedwith knob 20. The item selected alsoappears in the upper window of thefunction page (fig. 13).

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“Other”

The option “Other” displays a list ofdestinations of this category (firms,city hall etc.) which can be selectedwith knob 20. The item selected alsoappears in the upper window of thefunction page (fig. 14).

Criteria for choosing and selectingthe town for points of interest

Confirming the selection of a pointof interest, the cursor automaticallymoves “OK” and confirming displaysthe “Points of Interest” function pagewith the selection criteria “Nearest”,“Within a city” and “Go back”(fig. 15).

“Nearest”

The option “Nearest” displays:

– a list with the points of interestwith growing distance in a straightline in relation to your current posi-tion starting from the nearest;

– a field with the city address;

– the street of the selected destina-tion;

– the “Info £” function;

– the “Go back” function.

The required destination is selectedand activated with knob 20 (fig. 16).

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The option “Store” memorises thedestination in the destination mem-ory. The option “Guidance” calculatesthe route then displaying the mainnavigation page. The option “Goback” takes you back to the previous“Points of Interest” function page.

The “Info ” function displays the“Points of Interest - Info £” pagewith information about the points ofinterest selected (fig. 17). The “£”symbol is shown only if the telephonenumber of the point of interest se-lected is available. symbol is shownonly if the telephone number of thepoint of interest selected is available.

“Within a city”

The option “Within a city” displaysthe function page “Select city” whichmakes it possible to seek points of in-terest in a chosen city. This page con-tains the entry fields for the cityname, usable characters, zoom andthe options “Delete”, “List”, “OK”and “Cancel” (fig. 18), which are ac-cessed as described in the paragraph“Entering the Street address field”.

Confirming the selection a list is dis-played with the points of interest inalphabetical order among which it ispossible to select and activate the re-quired destination with knob 20.

The option “Store” can then memo-rise the destination in the destinationmemory. The option “Guidance” cal-culates the route then displaying themain navigation page. The option“Go back” returns to the previous“Points of Interest” function page.

The “Info £” function displays the“Points of Interest - Info” page withinformation about the points of inter-est selected (fig. 17). The “£” sym-bol is shown only if the telephonenumber of the point of interest se-lected is available. The “Call” optionmakes it possible to directly call thenumber shown in the informationabout points of interest selected. “Goback” takes you back to the previouspage.

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Entering the destination“Destination memory”

The option “Destination memory”displays the function page "Selectdestination memory" with the list ofmemorised navigation destinations ofup to a maximum of 20 destinations.The same page also contains the op-tions “Delete”, “Select”, “Guidance”and “Go back” (fig. 19).

Selecting from the destinationmemory

The option of the destination mem-ory takes place selecting the destina-tion through knob 20 and pressing itto confirm. The screen also displaysthe data about the address and desti-nation for the destination selected.Then selecting “Guidance” starts cal-culation of the route and it is possibleto move to the navigation functionpage with the arrows.

The option “Go back” takes youback to the previous function page.

Deleting items from the destination memory

Deleting items from the destinationmemory takes place selecting the des-tination with knob 20 and pressing itto confirm. The highlighted destina-tion is deleted selecting “Delete”.

“Yes” (confirm)

The delete operation is protectedagainst accidental actions askingwhether you really intend to proceed.Choosing “No” takes you back to thelast function page (fig. 20).

WARNING If the destination mem-ory already contains 20 items, to en-ter new destinations it is necessary todelete an item from the existing list.In this case the system shows thewarning “Destination memory com-plete! Clear one item!”.

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Entering the destination “Recent destinations”

The option “Recent destinations”displays the “Select recent destina-tions” function page with a list of thelast 5 destinations entered with theoptions “Delete”, “Select”, “Store”,“Guidance” and “Go back” (fig. 21).

The destinations are selected anddeleted as described in the paragraph“Entering the destination Destinationmemory”.

ROUTE SELECTION CRITERIA

The criteria selection function makesit possible to affect route calculationaccording to determinate parameters.The “Select route criteria” screen(fig. 22) is accessed from the mainnavigation function page (fig. 1) se-lecting “Route” with knob 20. The se-lection made remains active for eachsubsequent calculation until the crite-ria are modified again. The followingpossibilities of choice are offered:

“Alternative route”

This selection accesses a screen withthe following functions:

“Current way” □ / �

This maintains the route settingspre-selected automatically by the nav-igation system. If no alternative routeis selected the item selected is (“Cur-rent way �”).

“Next … km” □ / �

This can select an alternative routefor a number of kilometres to be se-lected, starting from the current posi-tion, using knob 20 and pressing it toconfirm. The interval between the kmof route changing depends on the dis-tance from the chosen destination.When the function is selected thesymbol } is displayed on the mainmenu (fig. 1) after the item “Route”to highlight the choice.

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“Special route”

With this you select an interval ofroads to be avoided on the route todestination. The I.C.S. system offersthe possibility of selecting the first andlast road from a list of possibilities.This way the alternative route is cal-culated and the symbol } is displayedon the main menu (fig. 1) after“Route”.

“OK”

The function confirms the choicemade.

“Cancel”

Selecting “Cancel” the data are notsaved and the previous menu is dis-played.

“Shortest time”

This allows you to reach your desti-nation as fast as possible.

“Prefer freeways”

This considers the use of freeways incalculating the route.

“Avoid freeways”

This considers the less possible useof freeways.

“OK”

Pressing “OK” activates the functionselected.

“Cancel”

This takes you back to the mainnavigation page (fig. 1) without acti-vating any criteria in calculating theroute.

DESTINATION GUIDANCE AND ORIENTATION HELP

Guidance to destination takes placethrough voice instructions accompa-nied by graphic representation of therecommended directions to follow andan arrow showing the direction of thedestination.

Voice instructions

The voice instructions guide you todestination advising you in time of allthe manoeuvres to be carried out, andin particular first the manoeuvre isannounced and then detailed instruc-tions are provided to which access ispossible through the RPT key 23.

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Graphic instructions

On the main navigation page, andon the MAIN page, the bar arrowsdisplay all the manoeuvres to be ac-complished. The shape of the arrowrepresents the next manoeuvre/turnleft, right, straight on or turn back.The name of the next road to followis shown above the arrow while thecurrent one is shown under the arrow.

The distance from the next manoeu-vre is also indicated highlighting yourprogress with the gradual filling of thebar arrow. Therefore the clearer thearrow, the nearer you are to perform-ing the suggested manoeuvre (fig. 23).

Map representation

Pressing the MAP key 25 it is possi-ble at all times to move to the colourmap page, where the vehicle is shownwith a triangular arrow with the tippointing in the direction of travel(fig. 24). In the more complex indica-tions, a yellow arrow will show the di-rection to be followed. The destinationto be reached is always shown by a redcross while the items of the route:roads, rivers, railway lines are shownwith coloured lines. A pop-up menuon this page makes it possible to acti-vate the functions “Zoom +”, “Zoom–”, “Curr. position”, “Destination”,“Heading up”, “North up” and “Pic-tograph □” (fig. 25), which can becalled pressing knob 20 each time.

“zoom +”

Selecting “Zoom +” enlarges the vis-ible area of the map and the unit ofmeasurement is shown in the lowerwindow of the monitor (among 50 m,100 m, 200 m, 500 m, 1 km, 2 km,5 km, 10 km, 20 km, 50 km and100 km).

“zoom –”

Selecting “Zoom –” the visible areaof the map is reduced.

WARNING Enlarging the visiblearea of the map is also possible turn-ing knob 20 to the right and reduc-tion turning to the left.

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“Curr. position”

Selecting “Curr. position” the visi-ble map area is taken to the currentposition in relation to the car.

“Destination”

Selecting “Destination” displays thevisible area of the map of the desti-nation and the destination is shownby a red cross.

“Heading up”

Selecting “Heading up” the visiblearea of the map is shown with the up-per edge of the monitor indicating thedirection of travel (for scales up to1 km).

“North up”

Selecting “North up” the visible areaof the map is shown with the upperedge of the monitor indicating north(for each scale).

“Pictograph” □ / �

Activating this function (“Picto-graph �”) is highlighted with a whitearrow in a box at the top of the dis-play, showing the direction of the des-tination. When you are near your des-tination, the arrow is coloured.

Travelling on a road not memorisedon the navigation CD-ROM, withguidance to destination activated, youwill receive a voice message that the“Route is in the direction indicated”.In these conditions, and until you findthe suggested route, the main naviga-tion page or the MAIN display showthe name of the road and the arrowindicating the direction towards thestart of the recommended route.

If the vehicle is outside the territoryon the navigation CD-ROM, confirm-ing “Guidance”, appears on the mainnavigation page and on the MAIN dis-play will show the warning “Routecalculation impossible: vehicle offmap”.

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VOLUME CONTROL

Volume adjustment is obtained se-lecting “Volume” with knob 20 andusing the bar regulator (fig. 26). Toend adjustment press knob 20. Thevoice instructions for controlling thevolume are repeated cyclically. Dur-ing a voice instruction the volume canalso be changed with knob 14.

The voice instructions can also be ac-cessed again pressing the RPT key 23.

INFORMATION PAGE

This function can be used to accessthe “Navigation info” page which issubdivided into 3 sectors, with thecurrent navigation data (fig. 27).

Upper area

– distance to destination, with guid-ance to destination activated;

– destination name;

or

– warning “No destination”.

Centre area

– current position of car;

– town/road;

– latitude (N/S) and longitude(E/W) in degrees (°), minutes (') andseconds (").

Lower area

Satellite reception data x sat./yD-GPS where:

– x number of receivable satellites(from 0 to 6);

– y positioning (0, 2 or 3)

0D-GPS: positioning impossible

2D-GPS: at least 3 satellites are re-ceivable for bidimensional positioning

3D-GPS: at least least 4 satellites arereceivable for three-dimensional po-sitioning.

The option “Go back” allows you togo back to the main navigation page.

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INDICATION OF DISTANCEFROM DESTINATION ANDARRIVAL TIME

The indication of the distance fromdestination and the calculated arrivaltime is displayed on the main naviga-tion page under the option “Info”(fig. 1). The exact calculation of thedistance from destination is onlyshown at the end of processing, oth-erwise an estimated value is given.

ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATINGTHE NAVIGATION FUNCTION

Activation of the navigation function(Active �) enables the guidance todestination function with which it ispossible to completely enter the des-tination before calling for the naviga-tion help you require.

WARNING Each time guidance todestination is enabled or disabled anew route calculation is made for thecurrent destination.

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ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP)

GENERAL INFORMATION............................. 69FUNCTIONS ................................................... 69

REQUEST FOR STATISTICAL DATA............. 69I.C.S. SYSTEM SETTINGS ............................. 71

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GENERAL INFORMATION

The on-board computer (TRIP) pro-vides a series of helpful data such asaverage consumption, distance fromdestination or foreseen arrival time.Through the computer the contrast,language, etc. can also be personalised.The main TRIP function page (fig. 1)is accessed pressing TRIP key 19.

FUNCTIONS

– residual autonomy, consumption,average speed, distance from destina-tion, foreseen arrival time, speed limitwith visual and acoustic warning ifthe pre-set speed limit is exceeded;

– setting the language, unit of mea-surement for consumption, distance,date and time, monitor characteris-tics;

– display of time, information on au-dio or telephone.

REQUEST FOR STATISTICALDATA

Statistical data is requested high-lighting the data required with knob20 and pressing to confirm.

“Journey data to destination”

The statistics to destination given bythe computer are:

– calculation of residual autonomyon the basis of average consumptionand fuel tank contents;

– calculation of the distance fromdestination in relation to the currentposition;

– calculation foreseen arrival time onthe basis of the distance from desti-nation and average speed;

– visual and acoustic warning ofmaximum speed limit in relation tothe pre-set value.

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WARNINGS

– The distance from destination andarrival time are available with thenavigation system guidance to desti-nation activated.

– System ceases indicating residualendurance for values less than 50 km(dashes are displayed in lieu of kmendurance values).

– In case of refuelling with fuel pilotlamp on, system will update residualendurance, when the key is turned toMAR, at the end of refuelling, only iffuel tank contents are equal to or ex-ceed 1/4 of its capacity (15 litres). Incase of lower refuelling quantities,residual endurance display will re-main the same as before refuelling.

“Journey data since hh:mm” and “Journey data continued”

Statistics are available (fig. 2) con-cerning:

– travel time from last reset;

– route covered from last reset;

– average speed from last reset;

– average consumption from last re-set.

Resetting statistics

Selecting the “Reset” function press-ing knob 20 for more than 1 second,it is possible at all times to start cal-culation of “Journey data fromhh:mm” or “Journey data continued”again. “Journey data from hh:mm”are also reset automatically after a ve-hicle halt, with the ignition key re-moved, for over 2 hours.

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Current I.C.S. system set-ups aredisplayed by selecting and confirmingfrom “set-up” by means of knob 20on the main page of TRIP (On boardcomputer - fig. 2), one at a time, theseven selection elements available(“language”, “consumption”, “dis-tance”, “limit”, “day/hour”, “moni-tor” and “return”) and amendingthem according to own requirements(fig. 3).

Language

The language can be selected withknob 20 choosing between German(D), English (GB or USA), Spanish(E), French (F) and Italian (I) (fig. 4).

Selecting a different language thanthe current one the following warningis displayed:

“It takes approximately 3 minutes tochange over the voice output. Thenavigation system cannot be used inthis period. Do you want to changeover the language?” and you are of-fered the possibility to accept or refuseyour choice (fig. 5).

If you confirm that you want tochange language the texts change im-mediately and the voice navigation in-structions change after about 3 min-utes, otherwise, if you refuse, you re-turn to the current language.

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Consumption

In “Consumption” it is possible touse knob 20 to select the units of con-sumption (fig. 6):

– km/l: kilometres per litre

– l/100 km: litres per 100 kilometres

– mls/gal (US): miles per US gallon

– mpg (UK): miles per UK gallon.

Distance

In “Distance” it is possible to useknob 20 to select units of linear mea-surement (fig. 7):

km: kilometres

mls.: miles.

Limit

In “Limit” it is possible to use knob20 to set the speed limit beyond whichthe system gives a visual and acousticsignal for approx. 3 seconds (fig. 8).

Limit settingThe “Limit speed” is set turning

knob 20 left to lower the speed limitor right to increase it. Depending onthe speed with which the knob isturned the value is increased in stepsof 1, 5 or 10 km/h (or mph). The endof the setting operation is confirmedpressing knob 20 again and the speedlimit is activated immediately.

“Go back”

The function “Go back” takes youback to the I.C.S. system setting func-tion page.

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Date/time

Clock settings are obtained by se-lecting and confirming the relevantpage by means of knob 20 (fig. 9).

“Time offset”

The option “Time offset” displaysthe difference between GreenwichGMT (= Greenwich Mean Time) andthe CET (Central European Time),GMT, ATLANTIC, EASTERN, CEN-TRAL, MOUNTAIN and PACIFICtime zones.

“Summer”

The option “Summer” makes it pos-sible to activate and deactivate sum-mer time with knob 20.

“12/24H”

The option “12/24H” makes it pos-sible to indicate the time with the 12or 24 hour system.

“RDS time”

Function currently not available.

“Go back”

The option “Go back” takes youback to I.C.S. setting function page.

Screen setting

The option “Screen” makes it pos-sible to use knob 20 to set the dis-play according to your requirements(fig. 10).

Selecting “Automatic” (Automatic�) the monitor colours adapt auto-matically to day or night conditionsdepending on the vehicle lighting. Itis also possible to select “Day design”or “Night design” (Day design �/Night design �) to select the set ofmatched colours.

The option “Contrast” allows you tochange the monitor contrast. This isadjusted by a bar regulator (fig. 11)which can be set turning knob 20.

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STATUS MESSAGES, GENERALITIES AND TECHNICALINFORMATIONSTATUS MESSAGES - TROUBLESHOOTING .................................... 75

GENERALITIES ............................................. 80TECHNICAL INFORMATION......................... 83

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STATUS MESSAGES -TROUBLESHOOTING

The following list shows the mes-sages that may appear on the I.C.S.display and the corresponding func-tions or causes not mentioned previ-ously.

Message

Your card is now unusable! Contactyour network operator.

Card blocked! Copying operation in-terrupted (merge operation inter-rupted).

Card blocked! Operation interrupted.

SIM card faulty!

Warning: highest telephone moduletemperature reached. Stop phoning!

Warning: telephone function deacti-vated because maximum operatingtemperature exceeded: telephoneready after cooling.

With this card it is not possible to de-activate PIN query.

Changed password for preclusions.

PIN modified.

Function/cause

A wrong SUPER-PIN has been en-tered 10 times.

In the copying or merge operation awrong PIN number has been entered3 times.

In the PIN query/modify function awrong PIN number has been entered3 times.

The SIM card is faulty.

The maximum temperature for thetelephone function has been reached.

The operating temperature in the tele-phone module exceeds the allowedlimit.

An attempt has been made to deacti-vate PIN query with a card that doesnot have this function.

The password has been changed forpreclusions.

The PIN has been modified.

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Message

IMEI: no.

Not happened!

Tel. number not valid.

Temperature out of allowed zone.

Insert navigation CD!

Language update.

Software updating.

Function/cause

IMEI query.

The function for transferring orpreclusion can not be performed, e.g.if the preclusion function has not yetbeen made operational by the net-work operator.

The telephone number is not valid e.g.if it contains special characters or if itdoes not exist.

The operating temperature in thenavigation module is higher or lowerthan the allowed value.

Appears after CD eject (pressing ejectkey) or if your I.C.S. is turned on with-out navigation CD.

Moving to another language or afterinserting a new CD the languagememory may be updated.

After entering a new CD the systemsoftware may be updated.

Message

CD read error! Check CD!

Wrong CD.

CD unknown.

Multiple CD read error.

CD inserted wrong way.

Navigation system start.

Function/cause

Possible cause: Remedy:

CD dirty Clean the CD

CD scratched Change the CD

CD damp Wait

CD inserted Turn the CDwrong way

Possible cause: Remedy:

CD scratched Change the CD

Wrong CD Insert the originalLancia CD

CD scratched Change the CD

CD dirty Clean the CD

CD damp Wait.

Press the eject key and turn CD over.

Wait for the navigation system to becompletely operational.

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Problems

IN GENERAL

Dark monitor

Display almost illegible

AUDIO

Station key not memorised with sta-tion name

The broadcaster memorised cannot berecalled through the station key

Poor cassette playing quality

CD player not working

Possible causes

– the LIGHT key has been pressed or

– the car battery is almost flat (if theI.C.S. is working without the enginerunning)

– incorrect monitor settings

– the broadcaster occasionally trans-mits additional information

– poor reception when memorising(the frequency is indicated)

– the broadcaster does not transmitRDS information (the frequency is in-dicated)

– the broadcaster is not receivable atthe moment

– head dirty

– CD inserted wrongly or loaderempty or

– loader empty or

– loader missing

Elimination

– press the “LIGHT” key again

– charge the battery

– change the contrast (using the TRIPfunction: settings/monitor/contrast)

– memorise again when the broad-caster transmits the name

– use a cleaner cassette

– insert the CD correctly with theloader

Problems

TELEPHONE

Telephone function active, but im-possible to phone

Telephone function is active, but youdo not receive calls

Possible causes

– operative disable or

– insufficient field intensity or

– you are in an area in which you can-not access the network, e.g. due tonetwork overload

– operative disable or

– operative transfer

Elimination

– deactivate the disable function

– try later

– try later

– deactivate the disable function

– deactivate the function for transfer-ring

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Important numbers for the I.C.S.telephone

We advise you to note some impor-tant numbers that may be helpful toyou:

IMEI serial number:……………………………………………………………………………………

your SIM card number: ……………………………………………………………………………………

the phone number of your I.C.S.phone:……………………………………………………………………………………

phone number of your networkprovider: ……………………………………………………………………………………

Loss of the SIM card

If you lose your SIM card notify yournetwork provider immediately.

CD-ROM road map for the I.C.S.navigation system

The basis for the I.C.S. navigationsystem is a road map digital on CD-ROM.

Attached with the navigation CD-ROM you will find the informationabout the availability of other roadmaps and the instructions for receiv-ing future updates.

Lancia Integrated ControlSystem (I.C.S.) - Controls and functions

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: keys for memorisingstations from 1 to 6

function:

in radio mode

– pressing for less than 2 seconds:selecting memorised stations

– pressing for more than 2 seconds:memorising current station respec-tively with the corresponding name orfrequency on this station (acousticwarning: brief lowering of the vol-ume)

– pressing for more than 10 seconds:memorising the current station withfixed frequency (also in the presenceof a chain of RDS stations) on thisstation key (acoustic warning: twobrief lowerings of the volume, “F xxxMhz” appears)

in CD mode

selecting the CD in the loader (max.6 CDs)

7, 9: function source switch key

function:

switching between cassette player(“CC”) CD loader (“CD”)

8, 10: band switching key

function:

switching radio band

– between FM and UKW with the“FM” key

– for MW with the “AM” key

11, 12: seek key

function:

in radio mode:

– pressing for less than 2 seconds:station seeking according to a grow-ing/decreasing sequence (arrow toright/left)

(it stops on the next receivable sta-tion)

– pressing for more than 2 seconds:“Scan”

each station is heard briefly

(pressing again it stops)

in CD mode

– pressing for less than 1 second:moving to another title forward/backward (arrow to right/left)

– pressing for more than 1 second:fast forward/fast rewind (arrow right/left)

in CC mode

– fast forward/fast rewind (arrow toright/left)

– pressing again: play back13: receiver keyfunction:– accepting calls

– dialling the phone number chosen

– end of conversation

14: volume control (with key func-tion)

function:

turning right/left:

turning the volume up/down

pressing:

– if the ignition is off: I.C.S. on/off(automatic deactivation after 20 min-utes of operation)

if a traffic message is in progress: in-terruption of the message

– if the ignition is turned on: stand-by function (monitor darkened, tele-phone ready to receive, guidance sys-tem deactivated)

– “reactivate” pressing again

– if the phone rings: call not ac-cepted

15, 16, 17, 18, 19: main functionkeys/display

function:

screen selection MAIN and following

functions TEL (cellular phone), AU-DIO (sound system), NAVI (naviga-tion system) and TRIP (on-boardcomputer).

20: knob

function:

turning

– in general: turning respectivelyright or left: selection indicator down/left or up/right

– in the function pages with otherboxes of letters/digits: movement ofthe selection indicator in the directioncorresponding to rotation

– if only a section of map is shown(without options): turning respectivelyleft or right: the map section is en-larged or reduced

pressing

– in general: performance of thehighlighted functions or selection ofoptions or list items

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– if only a section of map is shown(without options): new options appear

22: SOS key

function:

immediate emergency call dialling(also if the SIM card is not inserted)with vehicle position co-ordinates

23: RPT key

function:

repeats the last navigation voice in-struction with the updated data

24: telephone card eject key

function:

ejects the SIM telephone card

25: MAP key

function:

the “map display” function pagecomes on and off

26: LIGHT key

function:

– darkening the I.C.S. monitor andlighting (anti-glare function)

– pressing again: the last functionpage selected appears

27: change direction key

function:

changes the direction of the tape

29: cassette eject key

function:

– ejects cassette

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FM reception parameters

Sensitivity (26 dB) ≤ 6 dBµV

S/N ratio (Signal/Noise) at 60 dBµV ≥ 60 dB

Limit level at –3 dB 7 dBµV

MW suppression at 16 dBµV ≥ 28 dB

MW suppression at 60 dBµV ≥ 50 dB

Selectivity ± 200 KHz ≥ 46 dB

Channel separation at 60 dBµV ≥ 36 dB

Frequency response 10 KHz

RDS sensitivity ≤ 24 dBµV

MW reception parameters

Sensitivity limited by noise at –10 dB 38 dBµV

S/N ratio (Signal/Noise) at 74 dBµV ≥ 45 dB

Loss of sensitivity at -–3 dB ≥ 90 dBµV

Quality at –10 dB 27 dBµV

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Cassette player**

Tape speed 4,76 cm/secMinimum tolerance: –Maximum tolerance: –1% / +3%

S/N ratio (Noise/Signal) without Dolby ≥ 50 dB

S/N ratio (Noise/Signal) with Dolby ≥ 54 dB

Frequency responseMinimum: 63 - 12500 HzTypical: 50 - 16000 Hz

Channel separation ≥ 38 dB

** Values recorded with temperature 20° - 30°C

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TABLE OFCONTENTS

INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION -CONTROLS ON STEERINGWHEEL ....................................... 2

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONSFOR USE AND SAFETY ANDTRAFFIC SAFETY....................... 3

I.C.S.: LANCIA ENHANCED COMFORT AND FUNCTIONALITY ....................... 3

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ..................................... 4Multifunctional information display .......................................... 4Controls ....................................... 4Use of the I.C.S............................. 4Main function keys ...................... 4Selecting “Go back” ..................... 4Cancelling selection of the list ....... 4

Display darkening function ......... 4“Correct” function and correctionfield “C” ...................................... 5

TURNING THE I.C.S. ON/OFFAND STAND-BY FEATURE ...... 5Turning the engine on/off ............. 5Through the volume control ........ 5Stand-by feature .......................... 5

UNIT AND NAVIGATION CODE ....................6Code entry ................................... 6Entering a wrong code ................. 7

BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE LANCIA I.C.S. ......... 7Main screen (MAIN) .................... 7Cellular phone (TEL) .................. 8Audio system (AUDIO) ................ 9Navigator (NAVI) ...................... 10On-board computer (TRIP) ....... 11

I.C.S. MAINTENANCE .............. 11Advice for cleaning .................... 11

SYSTEM SOFTWARE UPDATES ................................. 11

Indication of the current I.C.S. software version ............... 12

CONTROLS ON STEERINGWHEEL .................................... 12Adjusting the volume ................. 12Muting the volume ..................... 12Selecting the sound system function (radio, tape, CD)(MODE function) ....................... 12Radio, Tape and CD settings ..... 13

MAIN DISPLAY (MAIN) .......... 14

GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 15

MAIN DISPLAY ITEMS ............ 15Radio ......................................... 15CD player .................................. 15Cassette player ........................... 15Source change or CD selection ... 16Cell phone ................................. 16Time .......................................... 16Date ........................................... 16Navigator deactivated ................ 16Navigator activated .................... 16Examples ................................... 17

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Telephone options – selecting “Call divert”................. 33Telephone options - selecting “Settings” .................................. 34

AUDIO SYSTEM (AUDIO) ....... 38

GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 39

SCREEN ITEMS AND FUNCTIONS .............................. 39

RADIO FUNCTIONS ................. 40RDS system ................................ 40AUTO BEST function................. 40EON (Enhanced Other Network) ........ 40Radio main function page .......... 40Radio function controls .............. 42Seeking and memorising stations 42

CASSETTE PLAYER FUNCTIONS ............................. 43CC main function page .............. 43Cassette player controls .............. 44

HOW THE CD PLAYER WORKS ..................................... 44

CELL PHONE (TEL) ................ 18

GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 19

DISPLAY CONTENTS AND FUNCTIONS ............................. 19

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS .. 20Inserting the telephone card ....... 20PIN entry ................................... 20

EMERGENCY CALL FUNCTION ................................ 21

MAIN FUNCTION “MANUAL DIALLING” ............. 22Entering a telephone number ..... 22Calling the number .................... 22Ending the conversation and accepting calls ............................ 23Hands-free feature, volume adjustment and additional receiver functions ....................... 23Additional receiver .................... 23Other manual dialling functions .................................... 23

MAIN “PHONE BOOK” FUNCTION ................................ 24

Dialling a subscriber listed in theI.C.S. phone book ..................... 24Entering a new item ................... 24Deleting an item ........................ 25Changing an item ...................... 25

“DIRECT DIAL” MAIN FUNCTION ............................... 26Dialling a subscriber listed in the “Direct dial” ......................... 26Compiling the list of “Direct dial” ............................... 26Changing “Direct dial” .............. 27

“LAST 5 NUMBERS” MAIN FUNCTION ..................... 27Selecting an item from the “Last 5 no.” list ......................... 27

“CALLS LIST” FUNCTION ...... 28

TELEPHONE OPTIONS ........... 28Telephone options - selecting “Info” .......................... 28Telephone options - selecting “SMS” ......................... 29Telephone options -selecting “Copy SIM” ................. 32Telephone options - selecting “Merge SIMs” .............. 33

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CD player main function page ... 44CD player controls ..................... 45Use of the CD loader .................. 46

AUDIO SETTINGS..................... 48“Treble” .................................... 48“Bass” ........................................ 48“Balance” .................................. 49“Fader” ..................................... 49“SDV” ....................................... 49“Go back” ................................. 49

NAVIGATOR (NAVI) ................ 50

GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 51

DISPLAY AND FUNCTIONS .... 53

DRIVE FORNAVIGATION CD ..................... 53Changing the CD ....................... 53Software version ........................ 54

DESTINATION ENTRY ............ 54“Go back” ................................. 54Entering the “Street address” field ............................................ 54Entering the destination “Intersection” ............................. 57

Entering the destination “Points of Interest” .................... 58Entering the destination “Destination memory”................ 61Entering the destination “Recent destinations” ................ 62

ROUTE SELECTION CRITERIA ................................. 62“Alternative route” .................... 62“Shortest time” .......................... 63“Prefer freeways” ...................... 63“Avoid freeways” ....................... 63“OK” ......................................... 63“Cancel” .................................... 63

DESTINATION GUIDANCE AND ORIENTATION HELP ..... 63Voice instructions ...................... 63Graphic instructions .................. 64Map representation .................... 64

VOLUME CONTROL ................ 66

INFORMATION PAGE .............. 66Upper area ................................. 66Centre area ................................ 66Lower area ................................ 66

INDICATION OF DISTANCEFROM DESTINATION AND ARRIVAL TIME ........................ 67ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATINGTHE NAVIGATION FUNCTION ............................... 67

ON-BOARD COMPUTER (TRIP) ................. 68

GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 69

FUNCTIONS ............................. 69

REQUEST FOR STATISTICALDATA ......................................... 69“Journey data to destination” .... 69“Journey data since hh:mm” and “Journey data continued” ... 70

I.C.S. SYSTEM SETTINGS ....... 71Language ................................... 71Consumption ............................. 72Distance ..................................... 72Limit ......................................... 72Date/time ................................... 73Screen setting ............................. 73

STATUS MESSAGES,GENERALITIES AND TECHNICALINFORMATION ........................ 74

STATUS MESSAGES - TROUBLESHOOTING .............. 75Message - Function/cause .......... 75Problems - Possible causes - Elimination................................. 78

GENERALITIES ....................... 80Important numbers for the I.C.S. telephone ......................... 80Loss of the SIM card .................. 80CD-ROM road map for the I.C.S. navigation system ............. 80Lancia Integrated Control System (I.C.S.) - Controls and functions ............... 80

TECHNICAL INFORMATION .. 83FM reception parameters ........... 83MW reception parameters .......... 83Cassette player ........................... 84

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