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Table of Contents Introduction ..................................4 Entering a Destination .............. 22 By Address Book...........................43 Manual Overview ............................4 System Overview ............................4 Accessories Precautions ..................5 Important Safety Information ..........5 Map Overview .................................6 By Address ....................................23 Adding Addresses to the Personal Address Book................................
Table of Contents Landmark Icons .............................57 Information Features ................ 70 Showing Icons on the Map............... 59 Icon Options .................................... 59 Information Screen ........................70 Cellular Phonebook .......................70 Voice Command Help ...................70 Map Legend...................................71 Calendar.........................................72 Going Off the Route ......................61 Off-road Tracking............
Table of Contents Customer Assistance ................104 Reporting Errors ..........................104 Honda Automobile Customer Service ......................................104 Visiting Your Dealer ...................105 Obtaining a Navigation Update DVD .........................................105 Changing the DVD ......................106 PC Card Operation ......................107 Inserting the PC Card.................... 107 Voice Control of PC Card Functions....................................
Introduction Manual Overview The manual is divided into the following sections: • Getting Started - A basic introduction that discusses the controls and how to communicate with the system. • Entering a Destination - How to enter an address or locate a point of interest (POI). • Driving to Your Destination - An explanation of the map features, guidance, and cautions. • Information Features - Cellular Phonebook, Voice Command Help, Map Legend, Calendar, and Calculator.
Introduction The navigation system applies location, direction, and speed information to the maps and calculates a route to the destination you enter. As you drive to that destination, the system provides map and voice guidance. The navigation system is easy to use. The locations of many places of business and entertainment are already entered in the system. You can select any of them as a destination by using the touch screen, joystick, or voice control.
Introduction WARNING Using the navigation system while driving can take your attention away from the road, causing a crash in which you could be seriously injured or killed. Follow all operating instructions and safety information in this manual. While driving, do not look at the screen or operate the system controls for more than a second or so at a time, and only after deciding you can do so safely. Pull to the side of the road if you need more time to look at the screen or operate the controls.
Introduction Verified streets (dark colored) Unverified streets (light colored) When displayed These roads are found within metropolitan areas, and include interstate freeways and major roads connecting cities. These roads are found in rural areas, and typically include residential streets away from the center of a town. Street color Shown on daytime map screen as black or red, such as interstate freeways. Shown on the daytime map screen as light brown.
User Agreement In using this DVD “Satellite Linked Navigation System” (the “DVD”), which includes HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. software, ALPINE ELECTRONICS, INC. software, NAVTEQ database contents, INFO USA CORPORATION database, and ZENRIN CO. database contents (hereinafter referred to as “Licensors”), you are bound by the terms and conditions set forth below. By using your copy of the DVD, you have expressed your Agreement to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
User Agreement • The terms and conditions hereof apply to all subsequent users and owners as well as to the original purchaser. • The logos of oil companies, hotels, convenience stores, and other businesses are displayed for your information and convenience, and in no way imply any sponsorship, approval or endorsement of these companies, or their products. The logos are trademarks of their respective owners.
Getting Started System Controls OPEN button Tilts the screen down to access the CD, DVD, and PC Card slots. AUDIO button OPEN button Screen Joystick/ENT button CLOSE button Return the screen to the original position. Pressing the OPEN button tilts the screen down.
Getting Started Joystick/ENT button Moves left, right, up, and down to move the highlighting around the display, to scroll through lists, or to look around a displayed map. After making a selection in a menu or list, push in on the joystick to enter the selection into the system. In almost all cases, you can enter a selection into the system by using the voice control system, highlighting the item and pushing in on the joystick, or by touching the appropriate item you wish to select.
Getting Started Voice Control Basics Your vehicle has a voice control system that allows hands-free operation of most of the navigation system functions. You can also control the audio and climate control system. The voice control system uses the NAVI TALK and NAVI BACK buttons on the steering wheel and a microphone near the map lights on the ceiling.
Getting Started Using the Voice Control System You should use the voice control system as much as possible, and consider manual entry using the joystick as a backup method of entry. Most of the system’s functions can be controlled by voice commands activated with the NAVI TALK button. To control the navigation system by voice: • Press and release the NAVI TALK button. • Wait for the beep. • Give a voice command.
Getting Started • After pressing and releasing the NAVI TALK button, wait for the beep, then give a voice command. • Give a voice command in a clear, natural speaking voice without pausing between words. • If the system cannot recognize your command because of background noise, speak louder. • If you are still having trouble with the voice control system, refer to Voice Command Help on the Information screen.
Getting Started Using the On-screen Keyboard The names that can be used for each letter are shown below. For additional keyboard symbols, see page 147. When the system needs input from you, the display changes to a keyboard. Use the displayed letters to enter the information. Enter each letter by one of the following methods: • Using the voice control system, say the desired letter on the screen. • Move the highlighting to the desired letter using the joystick, then push in on the joystick.
Getting Started Each entered letter will appear at the top of the display. Say or select Space to enter a space between words. Say or select Delete to erase a letter entered incorrectly. You can choose to have your keyboard displayed in alphabetized format as shown below: Or in a regular keyboard (QWERTY) format as shown below: Tip: If you are unsure of the spelling of a name, enter the letters that you are sure of, and then select List.
Getting Started To return to the Disclaimer screen, press the MENU or MAP/GUIDE button. Read this disclaimer carefully so you understand it before continuing. Push in on the joystick, or touch OK, and the map screen will appear on the display. The “OK” cannot be activated by voice. NOTE: If you do not select OK, and then enter the Setup or Information screens, some items are not available and will show up as darkened buttons (grayed out). See System Function Diagram on page 21.
Getting Started If you select OK, the reminder will not show up again. If you wish to have the reminder show up again later in the day, touch the Remind Later button. Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® If you have a Bluetooth-compatible cell phone that is paired, then CALL on the Calculate route to screen is enabled. If you press the CANCEL button, the message will be displayed the next time you start the vehicle.
Getting Started Map Screen Legend Map Orientation (see page 56) Breadcrumbs (see Off-road Tracking on page 61) “North Up” “Heading Up” GPS Signal Strength : Best Reception : Good Reception Missing: Poor/No Reception Current Map Scale (see page 55) No Entry Icon Landmark Icon - Generic (see page 57) Honda Dealer Acura Dealer Hospital School Grocery Store Restaurant Gas Station ATM Hotel/Lodging Parking Lot Parking Garage Post Office Freeway Exit Information Streets (see Map Overview on page
Getting Started Map Screen Description Zoom In/Out Use the ZOOM buttons to change the scale of the map. Zooming in increases the detail, while zooming out gives you a wide area view. After changing the scale, give the system a few moments to update the display. Map Scrolling To view other areas on the map, move the joystick left, right, up, or down. The map will shift in that direction. To return the map to your current location, press either the MAP/GUIDE, CANCEL, or NAVI BACK button on the steering wheel.
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Entering a Destination When you press the MENU button, the display changes to: Address (see page 23) This selection requires you to enter the city (and possibly the state) and the address that you want to go to. Intersection (see page 27) This selection allows you to enter the names of two intersecting streets in a city. This is useful if you know the general location of your destination, but not the exact address.
Entering a Destination By Address After you select Address from the Enter destination by screen, the display changes to: Tip: • When entering an address by voice, it is more efficient to say the city name first, then the street name. • When entering an address by touch, it is usually easier to enter the street first. A city or cities that the street appears in will be displayed. For your convenience, you do not have to enter both city and street.
Entering a Destination To enter the city name by voice spelling, say or select CHANGE TO Spell Mode on the Say city name screen, and the display will change to the Enter city name screen. Say the city name by saying individual letters, or words that represent the letters, one at a time. The system has a talk back function. If your spoken letter is not recognized, the system will talk back to you.
Entering a Destination If the system does not find an exact match, select List when you finish entering the name of the city. Most of the cities and towns for that state are listed. Listings of cities and towns in the nondetailed coverage area may have an asterisk “*” next to their names. If you select one, a pop-up box is displayed saying, “No detailed street data...”, and a street address cannot be entered (see Map Coverage on page 109).
Entering a Destination The system has a talk back function. If your spoken letter is not recognized, the system will talk back to you. For example, if you say “E” but the system does not recognize the command, it will ask you, “Please select the number of the input letter from the list,” and the following pop-up box will appear: By Touch Control: After you have selected the city, or if you selected Street in the beginning, the display changes to the Enter street name screen.
Entering a Destination Entering the Street Number After you have completed the street name, the display changes to the Enter street number screen. Use the voice control system and say the address number as a continuous string of numbers. For example, the address 1527 should be spoken as “One, five, two, seven.” You can also use the on-screen keyboard to enter the street number. Some address numbers may not be available on the selected street.
Entering a Destination NOTE: • If you find that your city is not listed, it may be part of a larger metropolitan area. Try entering the street first. • Prior to departure, you can set areas to avoid. The system then includes them in its calculations for the destination you have entered. See Edit Avoid Area on page 89. Selecting the State or Province The state you are in is displayed at the top of the screen. If your desired destination is in another state, select Change State.
Entering a Destination The system has a talk back function. If your spoken letter is not recognized, the system will talk back to you. For example, if you say “E” but the system does not recognize the command, it will ask you, “Please select the number of the input letter from the list,” and the following pop-up box will appear: You should select a letter by saying the number. Alternatively, to improve voice recognition, you can say “Echo” or “Edward” instead of “E.
Entering a Destination Selecting the Street By Voice Control: After you have selected the city, or if you say “Street” on the Find intersection by screen, the display changes to the Say street name screen. Say the street name and the searching will begin. Say the street name by saying individual letters or numbers, or words that represent the letters, one at a time. The system has a talk back function. If your spoken letter is not recognized, the system will talk back to you.
Entering a Destination By Touch Control: After you have selected the city, or if you select Street in the beginning, the display changes to the Enter street name screen. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter one of the names (like ELM or 42ND) of the intersecting streets. To enter the name of a major highway, you must use the full name, including a hyphen. For interstates, use an “I” (I10). For U.S. highways, use “US” (US18). For state highways, use the two character state designation (CA-101).
Entering a Destination By Places After you select Places from the Enter destination by screen, the display changes to: There are three ways to find a place or point of interest (POI), by Category, Name, or Phone Number. 32 Navigation System Let’s assume you want to find a coffee shop (restaurant) called “Bucks.” • If you know the phone number of the coffee shop, select Phone Number, then enter the 10-digit number with area code. This is the quickest way to find it.
Entering a Destination Finding the Place by Category The Category option gives you a list of categories or types of businesses to select from with the following screen: After selecting a category and subcategory, the system will give you the options of Place Name by Keyword, Sort by Distance to Travel, City Vicinity, or Place Name with the following screen: Tip: If you are not sure of the spelling of a place, the best way to find it is to use the keyword search.
Entering a Destination Auto Service Honda Dealers Acura Dealers Gas Station Hydrogen Station Auto Parts & Electronics ATM Bank Auto Repair & Maintenance Car Wash & Detailing Motorcycle Dealers Other Car Dealers Roadside Assistance Lodging Bed & Breakfast Hotel/Motel Resort Leisure Amusement Park Golf Course Historical Monument Banking Check Cashing/Money Transfer Marina Currency Exchange Movie Theater Community Business City Hall Civic/Community Center Convention/Exhibition Center Court House Higher
Entering a Destination Place Name by Keyword If you do not know the exact name of the destination, you can find the place with a keyword. When you select this option, the display changes to: You can find your destination with a keyword using the Sort by Distance to Travel option or City Vicinity option. If you select the Sort by Distance to Travel option, the Enter keyword for place screen appears. Enter the keyword using the on-screen keyboard.
Entering a Destination Sort by Distance to Travel When you select this option, the system gives you a list of all the places in the subcategory. This list is arranged by distance from your current location, with the closest at the top of the list. City Vicinity The system allows you to find points of interest in the vicinity of the city you entered. When you select this option, the display changes to the Enter city name screen. Enter the name of the city using the on-screen keyboard.
Entering a Destination Finding the Place by Phone Number The Phone Number option allows you to select a destination by its telephone number. Only telephone numbers stored in the system under the Places (of business) option are recognized. The system does not contain residential telephone numbers, or numbers you may have entered in your personal Address Book. Tip: If you know the phone number of a point of interest (POI), its uniqueness makes it the fastest entry method.
Entering a Destination If desired, use the ZOOM buttons to change the map scale. When you have the crosshairs on the desired icon, map feature, or road, push in on the joystick. The address of the location will appear at the top of the screen. If you selected a single icon or road segment within the target mark, the following screen appears. Push in on the joystick again to calculate a route to the selected destination. If you selected multiple icons within the cursor radius, the following screen appears.
Entering a Destination Showing the Map of City With the City selection, the display changes to the Enter city name screen. When you have entered the desired city, the display changes to a map. The starting location will be the central position in the selected city. See Showing the Map of Current Position on page 37 for instructions on finding and entering your desired destination. Showing the Map of State With the State selection, the display changes to the Enter state name screen.
Entering a Destination If this is the desired address, push in on the joystick again. If not, use the joystick to reposition the crosshairs, then push in on the joystick again to display the new address. Showing the Map of Continental USA With the Continental USA selection, the display changes to: If you selected a single icon or road segment, push in on the joystick again to select the new address. If you selected multiple icons within the cursor radius, select an item from the list on the screen.
Entering a Destination By Previous Destinations Every time you route to a destination, that destination is saved by the system. Up to 50 destinations can be stored. Select Previous Destinations from the Enter destination by screen to choose one of those destinations. After you select Previous Destinations, the display lists the last 50 destinations entered, with the most recent appearing first. NOTE: • If Previous Destinations is grayed out, there are no Previous Destinations entered.
Entering a Destination By Today’s Destinations You can create a “trip” by combining up to five destinations previously selected on the Calculate route to screen. Select Today’s Destinations from the Enter destination by screen and the display changes to: NOTE: If Today’s Destinations is grayed out, there are no Today’s Destinations entered.
Entering a Destination The display then changes to show you all the current entries on the Today’s Destinations list. Press the MENU button to return to the Enter destination by screen. The system automatically sorts the destinations stored in the Today’s Destinations list for the best path. If the displayed list shows your plans, select the first destination. The system will guide you to the destination according to the order of the list.
Entering a Destination The system then displays a list of the places entered in your personal Address Book. Selecting Category, you can sort the displayed addresses by ALL, BUSINESS, PERSONAL, or by other categories you may create. Scroll through the list to find your desired destination. After you select it, the system then displays the Calculate route to screen (see Driving to Your Destination on page 46).
Entering a Destination NOTE: • To edit Home Address, see Home Address in System Setup on page 82. • Prior to departure, you can set areas to avoid. The system then includes them in its calculations for the destination you have entered. See Edit Avoid Area on page 89. • PINs are optional. If you choose to use a PIN, make sure you remember it. If you forget your PIN, your dealer will have to reset it for you. • If a PIN is desired, enter it using the Personal preference PIN number feature in Setup.
Driving to Your Destination Driving to Your Destination Calculate Route to Screen A route typically has three phases. • Initial route calculation (Calculate route to screen) (see page 46). ADD TO Address Book Allows you to add the destination to your Address Book. See By Address Book on page 43. • Change the route while en route (see page 64). • Resume the route when restarting the engine (see Continue Trip Screen on page 69).
Driving to Your Destination Changing the Routing Method The system lets you select the way you want to drive to your destination. Before selecting OK to calculate a route, you can change the routing method by using the CHANGE METHOD scroll bar back ( ) or forward ( ) buttons. The route choices will appear in the address box. NOTE: When you are en route and want to change the routing method, press the MENU button, and select Change Routing Method on the Change route by screen.
Driving to Your Destination Viewing the Routes Touching View Routes on the Calculate route to screen allows you to scroll through and view the various routes (Direct, Easy, Maximize Freeways, etc.) to your destination. If you select View Routes, the display changes to: NOTE: • You may only view routes as shown above from the Calculate route to screen. • The selected route method is shown at the top of the screen.
Driving to Your Destination Viewing the Destination Map Touching View Dest. Map displays a map of the destination vicinity. Press the CANCEL or NAVI BACK button to return. You can view the destination map anytime while en route by saying, “Display destination map.” Map Screen When you select OK on the Calculate route to screen, the map screen appears, showing your highlighted route in real time.
Driving to Your Destination Guidance Prompts As you get near the maneuver, you will hear a voice reminder and see a pop-up window showing you the maneuver. The number of reminders that you will hear before a maneuver is determined by Guidance Prompts in Setup on page 77. With the factory default (Max), typically you will hear two prompts: • The first is about 1/4 mile from the maneuver. • The final maneuver is close to your actual turn.
Driving to Your Destination Map Screen Legend Distance to Destination (see page 53) Direction of Destination (When en route) No Entry Icon (see page 53) Map Orientation (see page 56) Map Features Time to Destination Waypoint (When en route) (see page 53) (see page 64) Breadcrumbs (see Off-road Tracking on page 61) : Park : Water Area : Hospital : Cemetery : Shopping Mall : University : Golf Course : Indian Reservation : Airport/Stadium/Business NOTE: If you move the joystick over an area (map feat
Driving to Your Destination Guidance Screen The guidance screen offers an alternative way to view your route information. Many of the icons and screen features are similar to those on the map screen. While driving to your destination, press the MAP/GUIDE button to switch between the map and guidance screens. The guidance screen shows you: Milestone to Destination – The position of the small circular icon shows your trip progress. As you get closer to your destination, the indicator will approach “DEST.
Driving to Your Destination Distance and Time to Destination When you select a destination, the distance to the destination is the actual road distance of the calculated route, and not “as the crow flies.” When viewing a list of destinations (points of interest), such as restaurants, the distance is “as the crow flies” (see Sort by Distance to Travel on page 36).
Driving to Your Destination Exit Info. (Freeway Exit Information) You can search freeway exit information and add new destinations or waypoints to the calculated route as a new destination or waypoint. The exit info icon ( ) on the right end of the items in the direction list indicates that there is freeway exit information available. Say or select Exit Info., and choose the exit and place to set as a new destination or waypoint.
Driving to Your Destination Map Scale Use the ZOOM buttons or say a voice command such as “Display 1/2 mile scale” (see page 141) to change the scale of the map. Zooming in increases the detail, while zooming out gives you a view of a wider area. After changing the scale, give the system a few moments to update the display. Functions available at various map scales Map Scale (English and Metric) For selecting units, see page 94.
Driving to Your Destination Map Orientation The map can be orientated two ways: • North-up: North pointing up as you would normally view a paper map. • Heading-up: The map constantly rotates so the road you are driving on always points up (as you see the road through your front windshield). Touch the Map Orientation icon on the map screen to switch between the available orientation, or say “Display heading up” or “Display north up.” In the larger map scales (above 1 mile or 1.
Driving to Your Destination The display automatically changes to the map screen when you reach your destination. Press the MENU button to return to the Enter destination by screen. NOTE: • For information on the available voice commands, see Voice Command Index on page 140. • If you are en route and the joystick is moved, the “Time to Destination” and “Distance to Destination” indicators are replaced with an indicator showing distance from the current vehicle location.
Driving to Your Destination For some icons, you can choose either to show or hide them on the map, while others like Honda Dealer are always shown. The table below shows the features for each icon type. Some Points of Interest (POIs) like Police Stations are not shown as an icon, but you can still locate the nearest one with the voice command, “Find nearest Police Station.
Driving to Your Destination Showing Icons on the Map Touching the ICON button on the map screen displays the following screen: Icon Options This feature allows you to “fine tune” some of the icons on the Icon bar (see Icon Options for more information).
Driving to Your Destination For instance, let’s assume that hospital icons are not displayed on the map. You would do the following: • First, you would ensure that the OTHER ICON button on the Icon bar is blue (see Icon Bar on page 59). In the previous example, POST OFFICE and SCHOOL are selected and will show up on the map. To also see HOSPITAL on the map, this would need to be turned on to select it so it appears as below.
Driving to Your Destination Going Off the Route Off-road Tracking If you leave the calculated route, “Recalculating...” is displayed at the top of the screen. The system will recalculate the route from your current location and direction to the desired destination, and then give you a new route instruction. This is done automatically if you have set Rerouting to Automatic on the Setup screen (second) (see page 84).
Driving to Your Destination Viewing/Saving the Current Location Whenever you are on a map screen, you can always obtain your current location either by touching the Vehicle Position icon or by using the voice control system and saying “Display current location.” A screen pops up which shows the address of your current location, as well as the latitude, longitude, and elevation. NOTE: The elevation will not appear when the system is temporarily lacking proper GPS information.
Driving to Your Destination Pop-Ups and Disclaimers When you say “OK” in the Calculate Route to screen, or if you change your route, the system checks your route and provides you with pop-up messages for the following situations: • Your route takes you into an area that you previously set as an “Avoid Area” (see Edit Avoid Area on page 89). • Your route passes near an unverified area (see Unverified Area Routing on page 85).
Driving to Your Destination Changing the Route While en route, you may wish to alter your route, add an interim “Waypoint” (pit stop), choose a different destination, or cancel your current destination. To change your present route, you can do any of the following: Choose a different destination (other methods) by: • Saying “Find nearest...” to find a POI (page 67). • Saying “Go home” (page 67). • Using the joystick to select a different POI or address on the map (page 67).
Driving to Your Destination When you enter waypoints, they appear on the map screen as small red flags numbered 1-5. Adding Waypoints From the Change route by screen, if you say or select Search Places on Route, then the Select a search method screen is displayed. Select either Places Along the Route or Places Around the Destination. From Places Around the Destination, the system displays matches in a spiral pattern outward from the destination.
Driving to Your Destination Deleting Waypoints From the Change route by screen, if you say “Delete” or select Delete, then the Select a waypoint to delete screen is displayed. Say the line number of the waypoint(s) you wish to delete, or select them by using the joystick. Say or select Done to return to the map screen. Reroute: Avoid Streets From the Change route by screen, if you say or select Avoid Streets, the system displays a list of streets that will get you to your destination.
Driving to Your Destination Cancel Current Route Cancels the current route (and any waypoints) and returns you to the map screen. Changing Your Destination Back to Current Route Returns you to the original map screen. Find Nearest (Voice command) From the map screen, say one of the “Find Nearest...” voice commands to locate the nearest gas station, ATM, restaurant, or other point of interest. See the “Find Nearest” voice commands listing on page 142.
Driving to Your Destination When the Select a place screen is displayed, select an item from the list, and the Calculate route to screen is displayed. After you select OK, you can select either Set as New Destination or Set as Waypoint for your specified position. When the address of the location is displayed at the top of the screen, push in on the joystick, and the Calculate route to screen will be displayed.
Driving to Your Destination Entering a Destination from the Menu Screen (while en route) If you say “Menu” or press the MENU button twice, the system displays the Enter destination by screen. Follow the procedure described in Entering a Destination, which begins on page 22. After selecting OK to the Calculate route to screen, your new location can be used either as a waypoint or as a replacement destination.
Information Features Information Screen Cellular Phonebook Voice Command Help When you say “Information” or press the INFO button, the display changes to: The Cellular Phonebook option allows you to store up to 1,000 names and 10,000 phone numbers in the phonebook of Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® from your cellular phonebook. With HFL, you can then automatically dial any name or number in the phonebook.
Information Features There is a tutorial available for the voice command help. Say or select Getting started, and the display changes to: Select the line number of the desired tutorial you want to view, and the tutorial will automatically be read. Press Stop to stop the reading, or press the CANCEL button. When you make a command help selection under any of the help screens, you will see the help commands that can be used with the voice control.
Information Features Calendar The Calendar option allows you to enter events and be reminded of them in the future. When you say or select Calendar, the system shows the calendar with the current calendar day highlighted. Dates with an icon indicate there is a scheduled entry for that date. You can scroll through the calendar day by day by moving the joystick, or select the day by voice. To change the month, say “Next” or “Previous,” use the ZOOM buttons, or touch the triangles at the top of the screen.
Information Features Edit Title Say or select Edit Title, then enter the name of your title using the on-screen keyboard. Once you have entered the title, say or select Done. Done Once you have finished entering the schedule, say or select Done. The Calendar screen is redisplayed and a message icon appears. Edit Message Say or select Edit Message, and the system will show the Edit Message screen. You can enter a message on two lines. Use to change the line.
Information Features Unit Conversion To perform a conversion: 1. Enter a numeric value to be converted (for example, 100). 2. Select the type of unit you want to convert (for example, weight). The screen for that conversion type appears (see illustration in step 3). 3. Select the base unit (e.g., pounds) that you wish to convert to some other unit. All other units will change automatically depending on the base unit value. In the example below, 100 lbs converts to 1600 ounces, 0.05 ton (U.S.), etc.
System Setup Setup Mode Setup Screen (first) The Setup function consists of two different screens that allow you to change and update information in the system. To display the Setup screens, use the voice control system and say “Setup” or press the SETUP button. To change to another Setup screen, say or select More in the upper right corner of the screen.
System Setup Display There are two screen display modes: Day Mode How setting affects display mode: To override setting while driving: But remember: Auto (factory default) Automatically switches between Day and Night mode by sensing if the headlights are on. Override night display: Adjust dash brightness (with headlights on) to full bright. Override day display: Turn on headlights and ensure the dash brightness is not at full bright.
System Setup When you select Clock in Setup or the Disclaimer screen times out, the clock screen is displayed (see page 17). DISPLAY OFF When you touch the DISPLAY OFF button, the screen is turned off. Voice guidance will continue to work in this mode. To turn on the screen, press any navigation or voice control button. Clock Type Allows you to choose the design of the clock screen from one of three Clock Types and one of two Background images.
System Setup Setup Screen (second) Personal Information Say or select More to view additional Setup functions and the following screen appears: From the Setup screen (second), say or select Personal Information and the following screen appears: Address Book The Address Book allows up to a total of 200 address entries. After 200 entries, the ADD TO Address Book button is grayed out. The 200 addresses are shared between User 1 and User 2. For example, if User 1 has 150 addresses, User 2 can only have 50.
System Setup Accessing the Address Book List After selecting Address Book, the system prompts you to select User 1 or User 2. Entering an Address After you select User 1 or User 2, your Address Book list appears: If an Address Book PIN has been set, the system prompts you to enter your PIN. Verify that the correct user is displayed, then enter your PIN. After entering your PIN, say or select Done, and the system displays your Address Book.
System Setup Edit Address When you say or select Edit Address, the display changes to: Current Position - Allows you to use your current position as the address. Address - Requires you to enter the city and address you wish to store. The operation is the same as selecting Address from the Enter destination by screen (see page 23). 80 Navigation System Places - Allows you to select one of the Point of Interest (POI) locations already stored in the system as one of your personal addresses.
System Setup Edit Category If desired, you can specify the category of the address. Say or select Edit Category to display the Select a category screen. If you delete a category that was used to categorize addresses, the category for those addresses becomes “UNFILED.” NOTE: You may have up to 100 categories. These are shared between User 1 and User 2. Edit/Delete an Address This feature allows you to select an address to edit or delete. Once an address is selected, choose the appropriate function.
System Setup Home Address This feature lets you return “Home” from any location simply by saying “Go home” at the map screen. Alternatively, you can select Go Home on the Enter destination by screen (see By Go Home on page 44). PIN Number You can set a four-digit PIN (Personal Identification Number) for accessing and changing personal addresses and your home address if desired. Once you set the PIN on this screen, the system asks you to enter the PIN when you access a personal address or your home address.
System Setup 4. If you have entered the PIN correctly, the display changes to the Please reenter new PIN screen. Enter the same number, then touch Done to validate the number you have selected. 5. If you have entered the same number both times, the display returns to the Edit personal information screen. If not, “incorrect PIN” appears in the upper right corner of the screen. Enter your PIN again.
System Setup 4. Say or select Done to perform the deletion, and the display returns to the previous screen. Tip: You can delete all addresses by selecting Delete All. Routing & Guidance From the Setup screen (second), say or select Routing & Guidance and the following screen appears: Rerouting If Rerouting is set to Automatic and you deviate from the route, you will see “Recalculating ...” at the top of the screen for several seconds as the system calculates a new route.
System Setup Unverified Area Routing Allows you to receive turn-by-turn map and voice guidance in unverified areas when en route to a destination (see Map Overview on page 6). The chart below illustrates the routing differences with this setting On or Off. Unverified Area Routing: Off (factory default) Unverified Area Routing: On Decision: Why choose On or Off? The driver wishes to navigate manually by using the navigation map and choosing the streets that lead to the destination.
System Setup Unverified Area Routing When driving to your destination, you have the choice of using or not using “unverified” roads. You make this choice in Setup screen (second). The next few pages contain an example of a route to a destination in an unverified area explaining the routing differences found in unverified areas. Because both routes bypass or use unverified streets, an initial Disclaimer screen is provided. It is recommended that you stop and review the map.
System Setup With Unverified Area Routing Off, the moment you enter an unverified street, a caution box appears on the screen and is read by the voice. This lets you know that you are about to enter an unverified area and that you will be following a dotted “vector line” that points to your destination. Unverified Area Routing “Off” Unverified Area Routing “On” With Unverified Area Routing On, a caution box appears on the screen and is read by the voice.
System Setup With Unverified Area Routing Off, you are presented with a blue “vector line” that always points to the destination. You must manually choose streets from the map that will lead to your destination. No guidance is provided, and there are no directions to the destination. With Unverified Area Routing On, a blue/pink route line is shown for unverified segments. Voice guidance commands in unverified areas always end with “if possible.
System Setup Edit Avoid Area This function allows you to select areas you wish to avoid when calculating a route to your destination. You can select up to five areas to avoid. You may wish to set up an “avoid area” to route around long-term road construction, closures, or any area you wish to avoid. If you enter a route that takes you through or into an “avoid area,” a pop-up box will warn you that your route takes you into one of these areas. However, you can still choose destinations in an avoided area.
System Setup NOTE: The maximum size of the “Avoid area” is 1/4 of the navigation display screen regardless of the map scale setting. The selected area will be displayed as a shaded box with a yellow border. Push in on the joystick to set the end point of the avoided area. To “redraw” the area, touch Cancel and repeat the area selection process.
System Setup Edit Waypoint Search Area When driving en route to your destination, you can select a temporary destination waypoint (marked with a small flag on the map) along your route for gas, a restaurant, or other POI. When you resume your trip from the waypoint, the system continues the trip to your original destination. To use this feature, see Waypoints on page 64.
System Setup Guidance Mode Allows you to select the guidance display mode: Single Screen or Split Screen. Vehicle From the Setup screen (second), say or select Vehicle and the following screen appears: To get to Guidance Mode from the Setup screen, select in sequence, “More,” “Routing & Guidance,” and “Guidance Mode.” The factory default is Single Screen. NOTE: The Guidance Mode can also be selected on the Icon Selection screen. See Showing Icons on the Map on page 59.
System Setup Correct Vehicle Position The system relies on satellites for positioning information. Buildings, tunnels, and other objects can block or reflect these signals, requiring the system to use “dead reckoning” to determine your location and direction. This can sometimes lead to small errors in positioning, such as showing you on an adjacent street. NOTE: Using this function to adjust vehicle position is not recommended.
System Setup System Information Basic Settings From the Setup screen (second), say or select System Information and the following screen appears: From the Setup screen (second), say or select Basic Settings and the following screen appears: This information is for dealer use only. For ordering updates, use the version number stamped on the label (as Ver. X. XX) of the navigation DVD. See Obtaining a Navigation Update DVD on page 105.
System Setup Clock Settings From the Setup screen (second), say or select Clock Settings and the following screen appears: This screen allows you to set or adjust the following: • Auto Daylight Saving Time (Default = On) • Auto Time Zone by GPS (Default = On) • DST (Daylight Saving Time) Selection (change DST schedule) • Time Adjustment (adjust your clock) • Reset button (resets this screen’s settings to factory defaults) Clock Adjustment When you select Clock Adjustment, the following screen appears: Au
System Setup Auto Time Zone by GPS Sets automatic time zone selection by GPS to On or Off. If you are driving across the country and passing through time zones, then this feature will automatically set the time to the time zone you are traveling through. However, if you live and work in two different time zones, you may want to turn this feature off. During 2009-2010, it is possible that this new change will be canceled by the government and returned back to the previous “April-October” schedule.
System Setup Color From the Setup screen (second), say or select Color and the following screen appears: Map Color Allows you to choose the map color from one of four colors for the Day and Night modes. Menu Color Allows you to choose the menu color from one of five colors for the Base and Window. Say or select Return to return to the previous screen. Say or select Return to return to the previous screen.
System Initialization System Initialization Entering the Security Code If for any reason you lose power to the navigation system (e.g., the battery was disconnected), the navigation system will require initialization. Once completed, your system will be ready to use. If the battery goes dead or is disconnected for any reason, you will have to enter a security code for both the audio system and the navigation system before you can use it again.
System Initialization GPS Initialization Depending on the length of time the battery was disconnected, your system may require GPS initialization. If it does, the following screen appears: The navigation system lost power and is acquiring its location from the GPS satellites. This usually takes less than 10 minutes. * Start the engine. * Park the vehicle in an open area away from trees, power lines, and tall buildings.
System Limitations Although your navigation system is one of the most highly sophisticated pieces of equipment you will find in a modern automobile, you may find during its use that it has certain limitations. The system uses GPS signals to aid in determining its current location. The GPS is operated by the U.S. Department of Defense. For security reasons, there are certain inaccuracies built into the GPS that the navigation system must constantly compensate for.
System Limitations The destination icon shows the approximate location of the destination. This occurs because a city block can have as many as 100 possible addresses (for example, the 1400 block is followed by the 1500 block).
Database Limitations You will find that some points of interest (POI) may be missing when you search the database. This can be caused if at the time the database was gathered, the name was misspelled, the place was improperly categorized, or the POI change is not yet in the database. This means you may not find places listed that you know exist. This is also true for police agencies and hospitals. In outlying areas, facilities listed may not be the closest.
Database Limitations • Traffic congestion • Travel time We assume no liability for any incident that may result from an error in the program, or from changed conditions not noted above. Copyrights • infoUSA-Data: Certain business data provided by infoUSA, Inc., Omaha, Nebraska, Copyright © 2008, All Rights Reserved. • EXIT-Data: © ZENRIN CO., LTD. 2008. All Rights Reserved.
Customer Assistance Reporting Errors Occasionally, you may encounter database errors. • If the error pertains to freeways and main “verified” roads shown in black on the map, then report it either online at http://update.navteq.com/, or to Honda Customer Service. • If the error involves a light brown “unverified” road, then do not report it. These areas have not been verified, and are provided for reference only (see Map Overview on page 6).
Customer Assistance Visiting Your Dealer We strive to make this manual as complete as possible and to answer all questions regarding operation of the system. Occasionally, you may run into a specific issue that you cannot find in the book. You may save yourself a trip to the dealer by first consulting the following resources: • The Troubleshooting section (see page 135). • The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section (see page 125). • The FAQs found on the online DVD order site (see “Obtaining a DVD”).
Customer Assistance Changing the DVD 3. Press down on the DVD cover release tab , then lower the cover . NOTE: The system’s database is stored on a removable DVD. The system will not work without the DVD. Ensure the door remains closed at all times. 1. Remove the DVD while the ignition switch is in the ACCESSORY (I) position or in the ON (II) position. 2. Push the OPEN button to tilt the screen down. 5. Pull the DVD straight out. Hold the DVD by the edges.
Customer Assistance PC Card Operation A PC card with WMA or MP3 audio files can be played through the audio system and controlled using the navigation voice control system. PC card (PCMCIA) adaptors and various media chips can be purchased at any computer store. Tested media chips include Compact Flash and SD media, up to 2GB. Other media types and storage capacities may work, but have not been tested. Hard disc drive type media are not recommended because they can fail in a hot vehicle.
Customer Assistance Voice Control of CD Functions The navigation voice control system can be used to select the first 30 tracks directly by using the command, “CD play track X” (X=1-30). Additional voice commands allow CD tracks, and folders be played in a random, repeat, or scan mode. See the complete list of “CD” voice commands starting on page 145.
Coverage Areas Map Coverage The system provides map coverage for the lower 48 U.S. states, Hawaii, and southern Canada. The U.S. map coverage consists of accurately mapped (verified) metropolitan areas (in the following list) and a less accurate (unverified) rural database. Canada coverage consists of major metropolitan areas and major roads connecting the metropolitan areas within about 100 miles north of the U.S. border.
Coverage Areas Florida Cape Canaveral/Cocoa Beach/ Titusville Dixie County Florida Keys Fort Myers Metro area – including Naples Fort Pierce Gainesville Jacksonville Metro – including St. Johns County Miami/Fort Lauderdale/West Palm Beach Metro Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne area – including Osceola County Panama City Pensacola Tallahassee Tampa Bay/St.
Coverage Areas Louisiana Baton Rouge Lafayette New Orleans Metro Shreveport Maine Bangor Bar Harbor/Acadia National Park Portland/Lewiston/Auburn Maryland State of (partial) - Baltimore/ Washington D.C.
Coverage Areas New Jersey Camden Metro Newark Metro Southern New Jersey – including Atlantic City/Cape May/ Cumberland Metro Trenton Metro – including Ocean and Hunterdon Counties New Mexico Albuquerque Las Cruces Santa Fe Taos Ski Resorts New York Binghamton Buffalo – including Erie and Niagara Counties Eastern New York – including the Adirondack, Oneonta Cooperstown, New York City Metro, Albany, Glen Falls, Schenectady, Troy Elmira Ithaca Lake Placid Rochester – including cities in Monroe County Syracuse
Coverage Areas South Carolina Beaufort Charleston Columbia Greenville/Spartanburg – including additional cities in Greenville and Spartanburg Counties Myrtle Beach Metro Rock Hill Metro Sumter/Florence South Dakota Rapid City Sioux Falls Tennessee Chattanooga Chester County Franklin County Johnson City/Kingsport/Bristol Knoxville/Farragut Metro Memphis Metro – including Desoto and Tunica Counties Nashville Texas Abilene Amarillo Austin Metro Beaumont Big Bend Brownsville Bryan/College Station Corpus Christ
Coverage Areas West Virginia Charleston Harper’s Ferry Metro Huntington Morgantown Parkersburg Wisconsin Appleton Beloit Eau Claire Green Bay Janesville Kenosha County La Crosse Madison Lake Geneva Milwaukee Metro – including Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, and Waukesha Counties Neenah Oshkosh Racine Sheboygan Wausau Wyoming Cheyenne Jackson Ski Resorts 114 Navigation System Canada Detailed Coverage Areas NOTE: The blue city names are not included in the USA South DVD.
Coverage Areas Fraser Valley Abbottsford Chilliwack Mission Squamish-Lillooet Lillooet Pemberton Squamish Whistler Thompson-Nicola Kamloops Central Okanagan Kelowna Peachland Okanagan-Similkamen Penticton Summerland Victoria Capital Central Saanich Colwood Esquimalt Highlands Langford Metchosin North Saanich Oak Bay Saanich Sidney Sooke Victoria View Royal MANITOBA East St Paul Headingley West St Paul Winnipeg NOVA SCOTIA Halifax (partial) ONTARIO Brant Brant Brantford Chatham-Kent Chatham-Kent Dufferin
Coverage Areas Grey Blue Mountains Chatsworth Georgian Bluffs Meaford Grey Highlands Hanover Owen Sound Southgate West Grey Haldimand Haldimand Halton Burlington Halton Mills Milton Oakville Hamilton Hamilton Kawartha Lakes Kawartha Lakes Lambton Brooke-Alvinston Dawn-Euphemia Enniskillen Lambton Shores Oil Springs 116 Navigation System Petrolia Plympton-Wyoming Point Edward Sarnia St Clair Warwick Lanark Beckwith Carleton Place Drummond/North Elmsley Lanark Highlands Mississippi Mills Montague Perth Smith
Coverage Areas Norfolk Norfolk Northumberland Alnwick/Haldimand Brighton Cobourg Cramahe Hamilton Twp Port Hope Trent Hills Ottawa Ottawa Oxford Blandford-Blenheim East Zorra-Tavistock Ingersoll Norwich South-West Oxford Tillsonburg Woodstock Zorra Peel Brampton Caledon Mississauga Perth North Perth Perth East Perth South St.
Coverage Areas Wellington Centre Wellington Erin Guelph Guelph/Eramosa Mapleton Minto Puslinch Wellington North York Aurora East Gwillimbury Georgina King Markham Newmarket Richmond Hill Vaughan Whitchurch-Stouffville 118 Navigation System Windsor Essex Amherstburg Essex Kingsville Lakeshore Lasalle Leamington Pelee Tecumseh Windsor Inter-Town (partial) Coverage Counties/Districts/Regional Municipalities Brant Bruce Chatham-Kent Dufferin Elgin Essex Frontenac Gray Haldimand-Norfolk Haliburton Hastings Hur
Coverage Areas QUÉBEC Montreal-Laurentians Beauharnois-Salaberry Beauharnois Salaberry-de-Valleyfield Ste-Martine St-Étienne-de-Beauharnois St-Louis-de-Gonzague St-Stanislas-de-Kostka St-Urbain-Premier Deux-Montagnes Deux-Montagnes Oka Pointe-Calumet St-Eustache St-Joseph-du-Lac Ste-Marthe-sur-le-Lac St-Placide L’Assomption Charlemagne L’Assomption L’Èpiphanie L’Èpiphanie Paroisse Repentigny St-Sulpice La Rivìere-du-Nord Prévost St-Colomban St-Hippolyte St-Jèrôme Ste-Sophie La Vallee-du-Richelieu Beloeil C
Coverage Areas Les-Jardins-De-Napierville Hemmingford Hemmingford Village Napierville St-Bernard-de-Lacolle St-Cyprien-de-Châteauguay St-Édouard St-Jacques-le-Mineur St-Michel St-Patrice-de-Sherrington St-Rémi Les Laurentides Amherst Arundel Barkmere Brèbeuf Huberdeau La Conception La Minerve Labelle Lac-Supèrieur Lantier Mont-Tremblant Montcalm St-Faustin-Lac-Carrè Ste-Agathe-des-Monts Ste-Lucie-des-Laurentides Val-David Val-des-Lacs Val-Morin 120 Navigation System Les Moulins Mascouche Terrebonne Les Pay
Coverage Areas Ste-Catherine St-Constant St-Isidore St-Mathieu St-Philippe Sherbrooke Sherbrooke Therese-de-Blainville Blainville Boisbriand Bois-des-Filion Lorraine Rosemere Ste-Therese Vaudreuil-Soulanges Coteau-du-Lac Hudson Les Cèdres Les Coteaux L’Ile-Cadieux L’Ile-Perrot Notre-Dame-de-l’Ile-Perrot Pincourt Pointe-des-Cascades Pointe-Fortune Rigaud Riviere-Beaudette St-Clet Ste-Justine-de-Newton St-Lazare Ste-Marthe St-Polycarpe St-Telesphore St-Zotique Terrasse-Vaudreuil Tres-St-Redempteur Vaudreuil-
Coverage Areas CANADA CONNECTOR ROADS The Cross-Canada Connector Road allows for travel between the provinces of British Columbia and Quebec in DCA 11. Major metropolitan city POIs are also included.
Coverage Areas Operation in Alaska and Hawaii Certain functions that rely on a satellite signal will not work in Alaska and Hawaii. These functions include but are not limited to XM radio, automatic clock updates, and time zone adjustments. Alaska If the vehicle was purchased in the lower 48 states and driven to Alaska, the system cannot display maps. The message “Vehicle is out of the database...” will be displayed.
Coverage Areas Address and POI Entry Screens When in Hawaii, the following differences occur for map, address, and POI selection: • It is not possible to enter U.S. mainland addresses or scroll the map east to the U.S. mainland. • Selection of the “State” is confined to the state of Hawaii only. • Entry of a destination address or POI on an island other than your current island may result in a screen caution message.
Frequently Asked Questions Map and Features, Voice Operation, Entering Addresses Problem Why does the Disclaimer screen need to be displayed every time I start the car? I am the only driver. The Setup or Information screen has “grayed out” items that I cannot select. Why? I tried entering an address, but the city or street could not be found. Is there any other way to route to the location? When I enter an address, some letters become grayed out.
Frequently Asked Questions Problem When I drive at night, the screen is bright and will not switch to the night display mode. Why? The daytime map screen is dark like the night display mode, and it is hard to see. Why? During the day, I turned on the lights because it started to rain, but the screen went dark.
Frequently Asked Questions Guidance, Routing Problem Solution The navigation does not route me the same way I would go, or the way some other mapping program displays. Why is this? The navigation system attempts to generate the optimum route. See Changing the Routing Method on page 47. Why is the street I’m on not shown on the map? It has been here for more than a year. The mapping database is constantly undergoing revision. See page 105 for ways to obtain the latest detailed coverage information.
Frequently Asked Questions Problem Solution While I drive, my screen shows white dots (“breadcrumbs”) on it. What do they mean? These are called “breadcrumbs.” If you drive more than 1/2 mile from mapped roads, the off-road tracking feature begins to function. See Off-road Tracking on pages 61 and 92. How can I get rid of the white dots (“breadcrumbs”) from my screen? Go to “Vehicle” in the Setup screen (second), and set Off-road Tracking to Off, then return to the map. See page 92.
Frequently Asked Questions Ordering a Navigation DVD, Coverage, Map Errors, Limitations Problem Solution I want to buy a new DVD. How do I purchase one? You cannot obtain a new DVD from the dealer. See Obtaining a Navigation Update DVD on page 105. I want to order a DVD. How can I determine the DVD version in my navigation system? The version is on the label of your DVD. It starts with “Ver:.” See Changing the DVD on page 106.
Frequently Asked Questions Display, PC Card, Accessories Problem Solution The display appears dim when starting the car in really cold weather. Is there a problem? No. This is normal, and it will become brighter after a few minutes. The screen does not close completely. Why is this? • Ensure that it is not during inserting/ejecting a CD. The screen cannot be closed if a CD is not completely inserted in the unit. • Ensure that it is not during inserting/ejecting the DVD.
Frequently Asked Questions Problem Solution I insert a PC card with music files, but the CARD button or navigation “PC Card” voice commands do not work. What’s wrong? • After inserting the card, a delay of up to 30 seconds may be required to read the tag information (album, artist, and track names) - this is normal. • Ensure that the music files on the media chip are either WMA or MP3 music format. Other formats are not recognized.
Frequently Asked Questions Problem I insert a CD-R with music files, but the CD button or “CD” voice commands do not work. What is wrong? Solution • After inserting a CD-R with WMA or MP3 files, a slight delay may occur before the CD button operates. The system needs to read the tag information (album, artist, and track names) to allow searches - this is normal. • Ensure that the music files on the CD-R are WMA or MP3 format. Other formats are not recognized.
Frequently Asked Questions Miscellaneous Other Questions Problem Solution My clock frequently changes forward and backward by one hour. Why is this? The clock is being automatically set based on your GPS location. If you live and work on the boundary between two time zones, you can turn off this feature. See page 96. When driving near a time zone border, the time changes even though I am not near the time zone. Why is this? The time zone borders are only approximated in the system.
Frequently Asked Questions Problem Solution My battery was disconnected or went dead, and the navigation system is asking for a code. Where do I find this code? There should be a card in the glove box with the anti-theft code for the navigation/audio system. This card contains the 4-digit security code and serial number. If you cannot find it, your dealer can help you out. I speak a language other than English.
Troubleshooting Screen Error Message Navigation system is unable to acquire a proper GPS signal. Navigation unit door is open or No DVD disc is inserted. Please check system. No DVD disc. Please check system. DVD disc reading error (unformatted). Please consult your dealer. Display temp is too high. System will shut down until display cools down. Outside temperature is low. System will take a while to start up.
Troubleshooting Screen Error Message No alternate route found. Original route will be followed. This destination cannot be found in database. Vehicle is out of the database coverage area. * Solution No alternative route method was found. The original route method will be used.* Ensure that a road name is displayed at the bottom of the map. The destination was not found in the database. Try another destination nearby, or select the destination with the joystick.
Glossary Glossary The following is a glossary of terms pertaining to the voice recognition navigation system. Avoid Area - Areas you wish to avoid can be entered into the system, and will be avoided while routing. Breadcrumbs - Off-road tracking dots that can be followed on the map to retrace your route back to a mapped (digitized) road. This function can be turned on/off in Setup screen (second). Compact Flash - A media chip that can be used with a PC card adaptor to play audio music files.
Glossary LCD - Liquid Crystal Display. The navigation screen. Map Matching - The received GPS information allows the navigation system to position the vehicle on the map. Map matching has occurred if the map screen is displaying the current street name in the bottomshaded area. Mic - Abbreviation for the microphone used for receiving voice commands. It is located near the map light in the ceiling. MP3 - A music file format that can be played from a CD-R, USB thumb drive, or PC card. MW - Maneuver Window.
Glossary Unverified Streets - These streets have not been verified for turn restrictions, one-way, etc. They are shown in light brown on the map. Unverified streets may be missing from the map, shown in the wrong location, or have an incorrect name or address range. USB - Universal Serial Bus. A computer hardware interface used to store and play audio files (MP3, WMA, AAC) from USB devices, such as thumb drives or iPods. See the Audio section in your Owner’s Manual for more information.
Voice Command Index Global Commands The system accepts these commands on any screen.
Voice Command Index Navigation Display Commands The system accepts these commands on a map/guidance screen.
Voice Command Index Find Place Commands The system accepts these commands on a map/guidance screen.
Voice Command Index sporting goods store toy store airport automobile club bus station camping commuter rail station ferry terminal named place park & ride rental car agency resort rest area ski area tourist information train station travel agency truck stop Climate Control Commands The system accepts these commands on most screens.
Voice Command Index Temperature Voice Commands The system accepts these commands on most screens. Temperature # degrees (#: 57-87 degrees F) Temperature up Temperature down Temperature max hot Temperature max cold 144 Navigation System Radio Voice Commands The system accepts these commands on most screens. Audio on* Audio off* Radio on* Radio off* Radio select FM1 Radio select FM2 Radio select AM Radio tune to # FM (#: frequency. Example Radio 95.5 FM) Radio tune to # AM (#:frequency.
Voice Command Index CD Voice Commands PC Card Voice Commands AUX Voice Commands The system accepts these commands on most screens. CD play CD play track # (#: 1-30) CD skip forward CD skip back CD track random* CD track repeat* CD track scan* CD folder random* CD folder repeat* CD folder scan* CD normal play CD track list The system accepts these commands on most screens.
Voice Command Index Information Screen Voice Commands Setup Screen (first) Commands These are additional commands not found on the Voice Command Help screen available when viewing the Information screen. Follow the voice prompts. Cellular phonebook Voice command help (the system reads and lists all of the commands, starting with Navigation General Commands) Map legend Calendar Calculator The system accepts these commands on the Setup screen (first).
Voice Command Index On-Screen Commands The system accepts these commands on any screen. There are over 100 onscreen commands. Just say what is written on the screen (this excludes keyboard letters, and listed items) Next (or “Down”) Previous (or “Up”) Return OK (except at Disclaimer screen) Delete Done On-Screen Commands Assist Say or touch the desired letter. When speaking the letters or using “spell mode,” you can substitute the name that represents each letter or symbol. This improves recognition.
Voice Command Index Symbol Assist Definitions NOTE: The term “grave” used for these keys (À, È, Ì, and Ù) is pronounced like “save.
Index A Accessing the Address Book List .....79 ADD TO Today’s Destinations ...........................42, 46 Adding Destinations to the List ........42 Address ..............................22, 23, 80 Address Book .....................22, 43, 78 Address Book PIN ..........................82 Advanced .......................................34 Alaska (Operation) ........................123 Auto Daylight Saving Time .............95 Auto Service ...................................34 Auto Time Zone by GPS ......
Index E Easy Route .....................................47 Edit Avoid Area ..............................89 Edit Waypoint Search Area ..............91 Edit/Delete Address ........................81 Editing Today’s Destinations List ....42 Emergency .....................................34 Entering a Destination .....................22 Entering Address.............................79 Entering Security Code ....................98 Entering the Street Number ..............27 Entering Your Schedule ...............
Index N Name .................................32, 36, 79 NAVI BACK button........................12 NAVI TALK button ........................12 Navigation Display Commands ......141 Navigation General Commands......140 O Off-road Tracking .....................61, 92 One-Way Traffic Icon .....................57 On-Screen Commands ...................147 On-Screen Commands Assist .........147 On-Screen Keyboard .......................15 P PC Card........................................
Index V Vehicle ...........................................92 Verified Streets .................................7 View Routes ...................................48 Voice Command Help .....................70 Voice Command Index ..................140 Voice Control Basics .......................12 Voice Recognition Feedback............94 Voice Recognition, Improving .........13 Volume ..........................................75 Z ZOOM buttons................................
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