Croma Instant Nav 10-09.pdf

The car is equipped with a Radionavigator designed with the specifications of the passenger compartment in mindand personalized to fit in with the style of the dashboard.

The system is installed in a user-friendly position for the driver and the graphics on the front panel make iteasy to quickly locate the controls which facilitates the use of them.

To increase safety against theft, the Radionavigator system is fitted with a protection system that allows theuse of it only on the car on which it was fitted originally.

The pages that follow contain the instructions for use, which we advise you to read carefully and always keepwithin reach (e.g. in the glove compartment).

So, enjoy your reading and have a good journey.

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TIPS, CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATIONADVICE ............................................................................................. 5GENERAL INFORMATION ......................................................... 8CONTROLS...................................................................................... 10Steering wheel controls ................................................................. 14MAIN OPERATION ....................................................................... 16Switching the system on/off .......................................................... 16Main menu ......................................................................................... 17Audio .................................................................................................. 17Navigation ......................................................................................... 17Personal destinations ...................................................................... 17Traffic Info (TMC/TMC Premium) ............................................... 17MyCar ................................................................................................ 18Configurations .................................................................................. 18Audio .................................................................................................. 18

AUDIOVolume adjustment .......................................................................... 19Mute/Pause function ....................................................................... 19“Audio settings” menu ................................................................... 20Selecting audio source .................................................................... 21RADIO FUNCTIONSRadio station tuning ......................................................................... 22Radio station programming ........................................................... 23TA function ....................................................................................... 24PTY function ..................................................................................... 24

AF function ....................................................................................... 25REG function .................................................................................... 25Specific radio menu ......................................................................... 25CD/CD MP3 FUNCTIONS CD/CD MP3 play ............................................................................ 26CD/CD MP3 stop/pause ................................................................ 26CD/CD MP3 eject ........................................................................... 26Selecting a track from the list ....................................................... 26Select next/previous track ............................................................. 26Track fast forward/rewind ............................................................. 26Specific CD/CD MP3 menu ........................................................... 27MEDIA PLAYER FUNCTIONS (only in presence of Blue&MeTM system)Launching Media Player mode ...................................................... 28Controls available ............................................................................ 28Media Player specific menu ........................................................... 29

NAVIGATIONWarnings ........................................................................................... 30Map display ........................................................................................ 31Information during navigation ....................................................... 31Main navigation menu ..................................................................... 32Insert destination ............................................................................. 32Stops management .......................................................................... 36Insert diversion ................................................................................ 36Map options ...................................................................................... 37


Navigation options .......................................................................... 39Launch navigation ............................................................................ 40Specific navigation menu ................................................................ 41

TRAFFIC INFOInformations sur le trafic (TMC/TMC Premium) ..................... 42Choose TMC/TMC Premium station ....................................... 44TMC/TMC Premium reception status ........................................ 44

MY CARMaintenance info .............................................................................. 45“My Car” functions status ............................................................. 45

TRIP COMPUTERIntroduction ...................................................................................... 46Trip Computer specific menu ....................................................... 46

TELEPHONE SYSTEM(only in the presence of Blue&MeTM)Telephone information display ..................................................... 47Specific telephone menu ................................................................ 48Spot messages menu ....................................................................... 49

CONFIGURATIONSDisplay ............................................................................................... 50Sounds ................................................................................................ 51“My Car” options ............................................................................ 52Date & time ...................................................................................... 54Language ............................................................................................ 54SD Card management .................................................................... 54

OPERATING PROBLEMSOperating faults ............................................................................... 56Problems due to overheating ....................................................... 56


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TIPS

ROAD SAFETY

Learn how to use the various systemfunctions before setting off.

Care the instructions for the Instant Navcarefully before setting off.

RECEPTION CONDITIONS

Reception conditions change constantlywhile driving. Reception may be interferedwith by the presence of mountains, build-ings or bridges, or when you are far fromthe broadcaster.

IMPORTANT The volume may be in-creased when receiving traffic bulletins.

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If the volume is too loud thiscan be dangerous. Adjust the

volume so that you can still hearbackground noises (e.g. horns, ambu-lances, police vehicles, etc.).

WARNING

Avoid pointed or rigid ob-jects coming into contact

with the display and do not touch it.Whilst cleaning, do not exert pressureon the display.

WARNING

Do not use alcohol or similarproducts to clean the Instant

Nav display or surround.

WARNING

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Observe the following precautions to en-sure the system is fully operational:

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

– liquids that get inside could damage thesystem irreparably.

Only clean the front and the display witha soft, clean, dry, anti-static cloth. Clean-ing and polishing products could damagethe surface.


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IMPORTANT NOTES

If there is a problem, the system shouldonly be checked and repaired at a FiatDealership.

If the temperature is particularly low, thedisplay may take a while to reach optimumbrightness.

If the car is stopped for a while and theoutside temperature is low, the InstantNav may go into “thermal autoprotection”mode stopping to work until the temper-ature in the passenger compartmentreaches acceptable levels.

CD

Dirt, scratches or any distortions onCDs could cause problems when playingand poor sound quality. Follow this advicefor optimum conditions:

– only use branded CDs:

– clean every CD thoroughly removingany fingermarks or dust using a soft cloth.Hold CDs by the outside and clean themfrom the middle outwards;

– never use chemical products for clean-ing (e.g. sprays or anti-static products orthinners) because they can damage thesurface of the CD;

– after listening to them place CDs backin their casings to avoid damage to them;

– do not expose CDs to direct sunlight,high temperatures or dampness for longperiods;

– do not stick labels on the surface of theCD and do not write on the recorded sur-face using pens or pencils.

– do not use CDs that are veryscratched, flawed, distorted, etc. Usingdiscs like this will result in malfunctions ordamage to the player.


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The use of original CD supports is re-quired for the best quality audio produc-tion . Correct operation is not guaranteedwhen CD-R/RW media are used thatwere not correctly burned and/or with amaximum capacity above 650 MB.

IMPORTANT Do not use the protec-tive sleeves sold for CDs or discs with sta-bilizers, etc. because they could get stuckin the internal mechanism and damage thedisc.

IMPORTANT If copy protected CDsare used, it may take a few seconds beo-re the system starts playing them. The CDplayer cannot be guaranteed to play allprotected discs. The presence of copyprotection is often in small letters or maybe difficult to read on the cover of the ac-tual CD and it may say something like, forexample, “COPY CONTROL”, “COPYPROTECTED”, “THIS CD CANNOT BEPLAYED ON A PC/MAC”, or identifiedthrough the use of symbols, such as, forexample:

IMPORANT The CD player is able toread most of the compression systemscurrently on the market (e.g.: LAME,BLADE, XING, FRAUNHOFER) but, fol-lowing the development of those systems,the playback of all compression formats isnot guaranteed.

IMPORTANT If a multisession disc isloaded, only the first session will be played.


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GENERALINFORMATION

The Instant Nav consists of:

– radio system;

– Audio CD and CD MP3 player;

– SD Card reader;

– 6.5” TFT colour monitor;

– controls on the steering wheel (forversions/markets, where provided).

RADIO SYSTEM

General specifications

– Power: 4x25W;

– 5 predefined band graphic equalizer;

– Audio source settings adjustmentmenu and possible outside interfaces (Me-dia Player);

– Controls on the steering wheel (forversions/markets, where provided);

– Speed dependent volume adjustment(SVC function).

Radio tuner specifications

– RDS;

– RDS - TMC/TMC Premium (TrafficMessage Channel);

– EON (Enhanced Other Network);

– TA (Traffic Announcements)

– Tuning on bands: AM, FM;

– Possibility of programming:

– 18 FM stations (6 of which can bememorized through autostore);

– 12 AM stations (6 of which can bememorized through autostore);

– possibility of selecting programmes viaPTY (on FM bands only);

– “List” function (display of list of all ra-dio stations available).


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AUDIO SYSTEM

General specifications

– Bass/Treble;

– Balance;

– Loudness correction;

– Automatic volume correction;

– Music ambient: 5 curve predefinedequalizer.

CD/CD MP3 PLAYER

The Instant Nav has a CD player capa-ble of reading Audio CDs and CD MP3s.

CD specifications

– Track sequence programming

– Random play

– Track repeat

– Skip track

– “List” function (display of availabletracks)

CD MP3 specifications

– Introscan

– Random play

– Track repeat

– Skip track

– List function: display of list of availablefolders and tracks

NOTE The maximum number of MP3tracks in a folder is 255, if there are more,only the first 255 will be considered.

SD CARD READER

The Instant Nav is equipped with an SDcard reader that can read/manage originalSD cards using SPI technology containingthe navigation maps.

NOTE SD-HC cards are available for thiscar.


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CONTROLS

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Some controls have various functions that depend on the system application activated at the time.

The activation of the function selected is controlled, in some cases, by how long the button is pressed (short or long press) as de-scribed in the table below:

Button

1 – g/DARK

2 – O

3 – h

4 – PRESET

5 – RADIO

6 – MEDIA

Long button press(more than 2 seconds)

Button press: system switching on/off

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Radio mode: station list update (press for more than 5 seconds)

Access to the menu for memorizing the radio station selected

Radio mode: activation of AutoSTore function

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Short button press (less than 2 seconds)

Button press: DARK function system/activation on

Turn knob: volume adjustment

Audio Menu display

Radio mode: display of the list of radio stations on the band selected

CD mode: display of list of tracks on the CD

CD MP3 mode: display of list of folders and tracks

Access to the menu for selecting the radio stations stored

Radio mode activated: radio band selection (FM1, FM2, FMAST, AM)

Radio mode not activated: display of specific menu and selection of radiobands (FM1, FM2, FMAST, AM)

Source selection: Media Player or CD


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Button

7 – ˚

8

9

10 – N

11 – � / �

12 – O

13 – MENU

Short button press(less than 2 seconds)

Ejection of audio CD or CD MP3

Audio CD or CD MP3 housing

SD card housing

Radio mode: frequency increase (FM or AM mode)

CD MP3 mode: selection of next folder

Map mode: scroll map upwards

Media Player mode: selection of next genre/author/album/folder/playlist depending on the selection mode activated at the time

Radio mode: search for first radio station that can be tuned into withlower/higher frequency than starting point (FM or AM mode)

CD/CD MP3/Media Player mode: previous/next track selection

Map mode: scroll map to left/right

Radio mode: frequency decrease (FM or AM mode)

CD MP3 mode: previous folder selection

Map mode: scroll map downwards

Media Player mode: selection of previous genre/author/album/folder/playlistdepending on the selection mode activated at the time

Main menu display


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Access to navigation simulation function


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Button

14 – OK

15 – N16 – NAV

17 – TRIP

18 – TEL

19 – MUSIC

20 – &

Short button press(less than 2 seconds)

Button press: specific menu opening

Confirm selection

Turn knob: menu items selection

Exit selection

Navigation Map displaying or, in Navigation Map mode, repetitionof the last voice message

TRIP data display

Telephone data display (only if with Blue&MeTM system)

Music information display

Audio function activation/deactivation


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System reset (if pressed for more than 8 seconds)

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CONTROLS ON THE STEERING WHEEL fig. 2a-2b (for versions/markets, where provided)

The controls for the main Instant Nav functions are replicated on the steering wheel to make things easier. The activation of the function selected is controlled, in some cases, by how long the button is pressed (short or long press) as described

in the table below.

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Button

&

If Blue&MeTM is present

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Short button press (less than 2 seconds)

Activates/deactivates Audio functions

Activates/deactivates Audio functions (see dedicated supplement)

Turn up volume

Turn down volume

Change audio source activated

Confirm selection (see dedicated supplement)

Audio source activated:Radio mode: select next radio stationCD/CD MP3/Media Player mode: select next track

Audio source activated: Radio mode: select previous radio stationCD/CD MP3/Media Player mode: select previous track

“Voice commands” activation

Telephone and Menu functions activation

Select previous menu item

Select next menu item


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Continuous increase in volume

Continuous decrease in volume

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SWITCHING THE SYSTEMON/OFF

The system is switched on by turning theignition key to the MAR position andswitches off when the ignition key isturned to the STOP position.

The system can always be turned on/offby pressing the (ON/OFF) button 1- fig. 1.

If the system is turned on with the en-gine switched off, it will automaticallyswitch off after about 20 minutes.

Dark mode (display dark)

With the system on, if the (ON/OFF)button 1 - fig. 1 is pressed briefly, theDARK mode is activated: the display willgo out, but the system remains on andworking.

MAIN FUNCTIONS

The Instant Nav features four applica-tions (Audio, Telephone, Trip Computerand Navigation) and a general menu. Thefour applications are activated by pressingthe MUSIC, TEL, TRIP, NAV buttons.Press the MENU button to activate theMenu.

NOTE The Telephone application is onlypresent with the Blue&MeTM system.

All the applications have a specific Menuthat can be activated by pressing the OKbutton/knob.

The system also signals the following bymeans of messages in the display:

– the presence of any problems/faults;

– information on the application activat-ed/information on the status of the car.

To interact with the messages displayed,use the OK button/knob or press button

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TRAFFIC INFO (TMC/TMC Premium)

This displays traffic information receivedin real time via the TMC/TMC Premiumservice provided by several radio stations.

This Menu makes it possible to en-able/disable the service and to set filters.The filters are designed to define the areaof interest which the system will take in-to consideration for traffic messages, fil-tering those not considered important.

Note

The TMC Premium Service is available inItaly, France, Germany and the UK. Onlythe radio navigators sold in one of thesecountries are enabled to receive the ser-vice.

TMC Premium is provided by:

MAIN MENU

Press the MENU button to display theMain menu fig. 3.

Turn the OK button/knob to select thedesired function. Then, press the actualknob to access the Menu selected.

NOTE For more details on each of thefunctions described below, refer to therelevant chapter.

AUDIO

This Menu makes it possible to changethe audio source options (the only audiosources that can be selected are thoseavailable for the system):

– CD can only be selected if a music CDis inserted (audio or MP3);

– USB is only available if the Blue&MeTM

system is present and a USB memory stickwith music tracks has been inserted.

NAVIGATION

This Menu allows a destination to be en-tered and navigation and map display op-tions to be set.

PERSONAL DESTINATIONS

The personal destinations ambientmakes it possible to manage a list of pre-ferred presonal destinations which can beadded to, modified or deleted from thesystem.

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AUDIO

Press the MENU button to display theAudio menu (fig. 4).

The Audio menu makes it possible tomanage:

– the RDS radio with FM/AM reception;

– the Compact Disc player;

– the MP3 Media Player;

– the audio adjustments.

MYCAR

This makes it possible to display thewhen the next Service is due and the sta-tus of the car settings.

NOTE When this Menu is selected it isonly possible to display the status of thecar settings, the item “Configuration”must selected to change them and then“MyCar options” from the Main menu.

CONFIGURATION

After having activated this Menu, selectthe desired item by turning the OK but-ton/knob and then press the actual knobto confirm.

If the button is pressed or after about 30seconds if no selection is made, the screenwill disappear from the display.

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– by activating the PTY function;

– by selecting a radio station or musictrack from a list;

– by selecting the SCM, RDM or RPTfunction (the latter is only available in CDMP3 mode);

– by selecting the PRG function (in CDmode only).

This Menu makes it possible to adjust theaudio settings for the radio, the CD, theMedia Player (if connected) and the au-dio adjustments for the speakers.

Pressing the MUSIC button activates thedisplay of information for the audio sourcebeing listened to. Pressing the OK but-ton/knob gives access to the specific au-dio source menu being listened to. Press-ing the & button briefly activates the“Mute” function.

VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

To adjust the volume, turn the knob 1-fig.1. The volume can be adjusted to amaximum level of 40. When the system isturned off and then turned back on, thevolume will be set at a level of 20.

With the MUTE function, when the knob1- fig. 1 is turned, the MUTE function isdeactivated.

MUTE/PAUSE FUNCTION

To activate the Mute/Pause function,press the & button or the &/ESC but-ton on the steering wheel briefly.

The Mute/Pause function is deactivatedin the following cases:

– by pressing the MEDIA button;

– by pressing the RADIO button;

– by pressing the PRESET button (in ra-dio mode only);

– by pressing the O button;

– by pressing the N/O/�/� buttons;

– by pressing the SRC or N/O buttonon the steering wheel;

– by opening the Audio adjustmentsMenu in the main menu;

– by searching manually for a radio sta-tion frequency;

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“AUDIO SETTINGS” MENU

This Menu is displayed in the followingcases:

– by pressing the O button

– by pressing the MENU button and se-lecting “Audio”;

– by selecting specific MENU for an au-dio source.

If there is no HI-FI system in the car, thepossible adjustments are (fig. 5):

– Treble/Bass

– Balance

– Loudness

– Speed-volume adjustment

– Equalization

If there is a HI-FI system in the case, theaudio arrives at the speakers via the out-side amplifier. In this configuration the on-ly possible adjustments are Treble/Bassand Balance.

Treble/Bass (bass/treble adjustment)

Turn the OK button/knob to adjust thebass/treble.

Balance (sound distribution)

Turn the OK button/knob to vary thedistribution of the sound in the passen-ger compartment between the front/rearspeakers and the left/right speakers.

Loudness

The Loudness function improves the lev-el of the sound whilst listening at low vol-umes, increasing the bass and treble. Turnthe OK button/knob to activate/deactivatethe function.

IMPORTANT On versions with HI-FIsystems, the Loudness function is disabledbecause it is automatically managed by theamplifier.

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Speed-volume adjustment (speed dependent volumeadjustment)

This function allows the volume level tobe adjusted depending on the speed of thevehicle, to maintain the correct balancewith the noise level inside the passengercompartment.

Turn the OK button/knob to acti-vate/deactivate the function.

Equalization

This function makes it possible to selectone of the following equalizer curves:

– None (predefined car curve)

– Pop/Rock

– Classical

– Techno

– Jazz

– Vocal

Turn the OK button/knob to select thedesired adjustment.

AUDIO SOURCE SELECTION

Alternatively, by pressing the MEDIAbutton it is possible to select the CDsource (only if a CD is inserted) or theMedia Player (only if the Blue&MeTM sys-tem is present and a USB device with mu-sic files is inserted). In this case, pressingthe RADIO button selects the radio modeand subsequent presses give the possibil-ity of selecting the preferred radio band.Pressing the SRC button on the steeringwheel selects one of the audio sourcesavailable.


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RADIO FUNCTIONS

With the radio source activated, press-ing the RADIO button repeatedly selectsone of the following frequency bands:FM1, FM2, FMAST, AM.

After having selected the desired fre-quency, the display will show the follow-ing information fig. 6:

– radio symbol

– radio station name

– frequency of the station tuned into

– number corresponding to the storedposition;

– frequency band activated (e.g.: FM1);

– programme name and type

RADIO STATION TUNING

Press the N/O/�/� buttons or theN/O buttons on the steering wheel tosearch for a radio station. It is also possi-ble to select a radio station from a list orby entering the frequency from the spe-cific menu.

Manual tuning

This allows the manual search for sta-tions on the desired band. Press theN/O button briefly and repeatedly tostart the search in the desired direction.If the N/O button is pressed longer, thefast search will start and then stop whenthe button is released.

Automatic tuning

Press the � or � button briefly to au-tomatically tune into the next station inthe selected direction. If the � or � but-ton is pressed for longer, the rapid searchis launched. When the button is released,the tuning will stop at the next station thatcan be received.

Radio stations list selection

Two different lists of radio stations canbe selected: one for the FM band and onefor the AM band. The system continuouslyupdates the list; it is possible to requesta list update by pressing button h for awhile.

If reception is not ideal, the automaticupdate is less frequent, therefore the listmay appear different after a manual up-date.

To access the list of radio stations, pressbutton h briefly.

The list of stations displays the name ofthe station (if available) or the frequency.The TMC indication is also displayed if theFM station provides this service.

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Radio station selection

Up to 6 different radio stations can bestored for each frequency band (FM1,FM2, FMAST, AM). They can be recalled bypressing the PRESET button briefly.

After having pressed the PRESET button,the display will show the list of 6 radio sta-tions stored (fig. 7). Select the desired sta-tion using the OK button/knob.

RADIO STATIONPROGRAMMING

Up to 6 different radio stations can bestored for each frequency band (FM1,FM2, FMAST, AM). The programming canbe carried out manually for the FM1, FM2and AM bands and automatically for theFMAST band (AutoSTore).

Radio station manualprogramming

After having selected the desired fre-quency, press the PRESET button for awhile. The display will show the list of 6positions available with information on thestations currently stored and will allow theuser to store the station.

AutoSTore function (automaticradio station programming)

The AutoSTore function is only availableon the FM frequency band. To activate thefunction, press the RADIO button for awhile or access the specific menu or theradio main menu. The system will searchfor and programme the 6 radio stationswith the strongest signal.

When the programming is over, the ra-dio will tune into the first station storedon the FMAST frequency band.

Each station is only stored once, exceptin the case of regional programmes which,in some cases, may be stored twice.

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IMPORTANT NOTES

– The AutoSTore function cannot be ac-tivated with the PTY fuction activated.

– The AF, TA and REG functions are notavailable with the AutoSTore function ac-tivation.

– To interrupt the AutoSTore function,select another source (CD or Media Play-er).

– It is possible that sometimes the Au-toSTore function does not manage to find6 stations with a strong signal; in this caseonly the stations found will be pro-grammed.

– When the AutoSTore function is ac-tivated, the stations that were previouslystored on the FMAST band are deleted.

TA FUNCTION (traffic information)

Some stations on the FM band can trans-mit information about traffic conditions.To activate/deactivate the function, seethe “Specific radio menu” paragraph.

With the TA function activated the vol-ume can be changed by turning the OKbutton/knob. When the volume is changedduring a traffic bulletin, the new value willonly be maintained whilst the bulletin is inprogress.

IMPORTANT In some countries thereare radio stations that do not broadcasttraffic information even with the TA func-tion activated.

PTY FUNCTION (programme type selection)

This function makes it possible to givepriority to listening to radio stations thatbroadcast programmes classified accord-ing to the type of PTY. The PTY pro-grammes may involve emergency mes-sages or various subjects (e.g. music,news). To activate/deactivate the function,see the Specific radio menu paragraph.

IMPORTANT To activate the PTYfunction you must be on the FM band.

If you do not wish to set any programme,select “None”.

The PTY function cannot be activated ifa PTY search has already been launchedor if the AutoSTore function is activated.

The PTY search is interrupted in the fol-lowing cases:

– recalling a radio station programmedor programming a radio station;

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AF FUNCTION (alternative frequency search)

Alternative frequencies are used for au-tomatically changing frequency when thesignal for the radio station activated is notstrong enough. To activate/deactivate thefunction, see the “Specific radio menu”paragraph.

REG FUNCTION

This function enables or disables a re-gional RDS service. To activate/deactivatethe function, see the Specific radio menuparagraph. The function cannot be select-ed if the AutoSTore function is activated.

SPECIFIC RADIO MENU

With the radio function activated it ispossible to access the Specific radio menuby pressing the OK button/knob. The dis-play will show the following screen (fig. 8).

Radio stations list

See the description in the “Radio stationselection” paragraph.

Insert frequency

By selecting this item it is possible to en-ter the radio station frequency. The dis-play will show the field and the frequen-cy value plus the dimension (KHz for AMband, MHz for FM band).

Radio options

By selecting this item it is possible to ac-tivate/deactivate the following functions:AF, TA, REG, RADIOTEXT. It is also pos-sible to select the PTY function and AutoSTore.

Audio settings

See the description in the Audio adjust-ments menu paragraph available in the Audio menu.

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CD/CD MP3FUNCTIONS

CD/CD MP3 PLAY

To activate playing, insert an Audio CDin the slot 8 - fig. 1 or, if there is alreadya CD inserted, press the MEDIA button.Playing will start immediately and the dis-play will show the following screen (fig. 9).

NOTE MPEG LAYER-3 audio decodingtechnology licensed from Fraunhofer IISand Thomson multimedia.

IMPORTANT Do not use Audio CDor CD MP3 8cm format supports or aspecific adapator; the use of this formatwill damage the system.

CD/CD MP3 PLAY STOP/PAUSE

Press button & to activate the function.

CD/CD MP3 EJECTION

Press the button ˚.

SELECTING A TRACK FROM THE LIST

First of all press the h button to dis-play the list of tracks (Audio CD) or thelist of folders (CD MP3) and then pressthe OK button/knob to make the desiredselection.

SELECTION NEXT/PREVIOUS TRACK

Whilst playing a CD it is possible to se-lect the previous/next track by pressingthe �/� buttons briefly.

TRACK FAST FORWARD/REWIND

Whilst playing an Audio CD or CD MP3it is possible to fast forward/rewind thetrack by pressing the �/� buttons for awhile. When the � button is pressed af-ter selecting the track being listened to,the next track will be selected. If the trackwas the last one on the CD, the first trackwill be selected when the � button ispressed.

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CD CD/MP3 SPECIFIC MENU

With the Audio CD function activated itis possible to access the CD options menuby pressing the OK button/knob. The dis-play will show the following screen (fig.10).

Put introscan - SCN on/off

When this function is activated all themusic tracks on the CD will be played forthe first 7 seconds. When the functionis deactivated, the system will stop in thetrack currently being played. The SCNfunction deactivates the RDM (Random)and “Track programme” functions if theyhave been activated previously.

Put shuffle on/off (random track play)

When this function is activated the mu-sic tracks on the CD are played in randomorder. When the function is deactivated,the system will stop in the track current-ly being played. The random function de-activates the SCN (Introscan) and “Trackprogramme” functions if they have beenactivated previously.

Put repeat on/off

Activating this function plays the tracksin “Track repeat” mode. when the trackselected ends, it will be played again fromthe beginning. When the function is de-activated, the system will stop in the trackcurrently being played.

Hide CD details

When this function is activated the in-formation relating to the track being lis-tened to is not displayed.

Title/artist (ID3 tag information)

This information is read by the ID3 tagfile. In some cases this information maybe incorrect or missing (e.g. the ID3 tagfile may contain the correct name of theartist but not the title of the song).

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Programme tracks (with Audio CD only)

By selecting this item it is possible toprogramme (fig. 11) a play list of tracks.

– “Reset”: deletion of all the numbersentered;

– “Delete”: deletion of the last numberentered;

– “OK”: confirms the number sequenceentered.

After having confirmed the number se-quence, it will start playing the musictracks selected.

MEDIA PLAYERFUNCTIONS (only inthe presence of theBlue&MeTM system)

This mode is only available in the pres-ence of the Blue&MeTM system).

LAUNGHING MEDIA PLAYERMODE

The Media Player mode is automaticallyproduced (with the AutoPlay function ac-tivated) by inserting a USB memory stickcontaining music files with the device con-nected to the USB port of the car orthrough selecting the “Media Player”source by pressing the MEDIA button.

In Media Player mode the main screenwill display the following information (fig.12).

CONTROLS AVAILABLE

By pressing the �/� buttons you canselect the next/previous track. By press-ing the N/O buttons you can select thenext or previous folder/artist/music genredepending on the selection mode activat-ed.

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MEDIA PLAYER SPECIFIC MENU

With the Media Player source activatedit is possible to access the specific Menuby pressing the OK button/knob.

The display will show the followingscreen (fig. 13).

Switch autoplay on/off

When this setting is activated, when anew USB device is inserted in the USBport in the car, playing starts automati-cally.

Put shuffle on/switch shuffle off

See description in CD/CD MP3 Func-tions paragraph.

Switch track loop on/off

Activating this function plays the tracksin “Track repeat” mode. when the trackselected ends, it will be played again fromthe beginning. When the function is de-activated, the system will stop in the trackcurrently being played.

Select mode

Selecting this item makes it possible tochoose the method of playing the trackson the USB device.

One of the following options can be cho-sen:

– “Play all”: all the tracks are played;

– “Folders”: all the tracks in a folder areplayed;

– “Artists”: all tracks by an artist areplayed;

– “Genres”: all tracks of a musical genreare played;

– “Albums”: all the tracks in an album areplayed;

– “Playlists”: all the tracks in a playlist areplayed;

Audio settings

See the description in the Audio adjust-ments menu paragraph available in the Au-dio menu.

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The Navigator makes it possible to reacha desired destination through visual andacoustic directions. The Navigation sys-tem is quick to use, easy and, above all,very flexible because you can recall pre-ferred destinations and reference pointssuch as hotels, monuments, public build-ings (e.g. hospitals, airports, etc.) and fill-ing stations.

IMPORTANT NOTES

The Navigation system provides assis-tance whilst driving and is designed to giveadvice, via voice and graphic information,on the best route for reaching a desireddestination. The instructions given by theInstant Nav do not mean that the drivershould abdicate responsibility for the ma-noeuvres they make whilst driving the carin traffic and they must still follow the high-way code and other traffic laws. The dri-ver is always responsible for road safety.

GPS reception may be poor under trees,between tall buildings, in multi-storey carparks, tunnels and anywhere where thesatellite area may have difficulty picking upa signal.

If the battery is replaced or disconnect-ed or if the car is moved with the engineand the Instant Nav off (e.g. whilst travel-ling on a ferry), the GPS system needs afew minutes to determine the new posi-tion of the car.

The GPS satellite aerial should not becovered by metal or damp objects.

In conditions where wheel grip is con-tinuously bad (e.g. when sliding on ice), theNavigation system may temporarily showan inaccurate position for the car.

When the system is turned on, when thefirst navigation function selection is made,the display will show a message with warn-ings for using the system. This message willnot be displayed until the next time it isstarted up.

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MAP DISPLAY

With the Navigation system activated itis possible to choose to display the map ofthe area with the following features:

– zoom with resolution up to 50 metres(adjustable using OK button/knob);

– possibility of North up direction or indirection of travel (for zoom below 20km);

– BIRD VIEW function (bird’s eye viewof maps in 3D);

– Points of Interest (POI) symbol for thefollowing categories: restaurants, hotels,service stations, car parks.

INFORMATION DURINGNAVIGATION

The following information always ap-pears on the left side of the display dur-ing navigation:

Car location information: name ofroad and area;

The map can be displayed on the rightside of the display (by pressing the NAVbutton) showing:

“Pictograms and intersection zoom”: apictogram explaining the next manoeuvreis displayed and then an enlargement ofthe junction with directions for the routeto be followed.

Navigation information: the follow-ing traffic information is provided duringnavigation:

– Symbol on the map: the Instant Navcan be configured to display symbols onthe map corresponding to the traffic con-ditions. The display only shows certainconditions.

– Explanatory text: there is an explana-tory text for each event. The list of typesof events is accessed from the menu andchoosing the type gives access to the listof all corresponding events.

– Voice messages: voice messages giv-ing instructions about the manoeuvre thathas to be carried out are given during nav-igation.

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MAIN MENU NAVIGATION

The following information is displayed(fig. 14):

– “Insert destination”;

– “Stops management”;

– “Insert diversion”;

– “Map options”;

– “Navigation options”;

– “Resume (or stop) navigation”.

INSERT DESTINATION

The destination can be entered in dif-ferent ways:

– Address of destination: consists ofentering the following information: Coun-try, Town, Road, House number or In-tersection.

– Points of Interest (POI): the navi-gation system makes it possible to set apoint of interest as a destination allowingit to then search for it:

– In the locality of where you are

– In the locality of the destination

– Near a general address

A list of points found can be given by dis-tance or in alphabetical order.

After the destination has been entered,the Navigator calculates the best route forreaching it. There are three possible se-lection criteria: “shortest time”, “shortestdistance” or “best distance/time ratio”.

A further choice can also be set from thefollowing options:

– Toll roads (See Note);

– Ferries;

– RDS TMC/TMC Premium (Traffic In-fo).

The location can be memorized in an or-ganizer in order to be easily recalled lat-er on. The Instant Nav also allows you tolink a name with the destination.

It is also possible to set a Point of Inter-est as a destination allowing the user tosearch for it successfully.

NOTE When you are travelling on a tollroad, the option "Toll roads" must be ac-tivated to calculate or recalculate yourroute.

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Insert address

By selecting this item it is possible to en-ter the name of the Country, the town,the road and the house number (fig. 15).

The system will then ask you to set thenavigation criteria. Choose one of the fol-lowing three possibilities:

– “Shortest route”

– “Quickest route”

– Best “distance/time” ratio

To exit the screen, press the N buttonor insert the SD card in the special slot.

If the SD card has not been inserted oris not recognized, the display will show awarning message.

Destination address

“Country” selection

After having selected the “Country”item, the display will show a list of coun-tries, in English. Turn the OK button/knobto scroll through the list and then pressthe button/knob to confirm the selection.

“City” selection

After having selected the “City” item, thedisplay will show a keypad with numbersand letters (fig. 16) for entering the nameof the town. The following items are alsopresent in the lower part:

– Delete: this allows you to delete thelast character entered;

– Small: this allows you to change the let-ter (Upper-case/Lower-case) and selectspecial symbols;

– List XX: the list of cities in a countryis displayed (XX = number of the city);

– OK: this allows you to confirm the se-lection and return to the screen activatedpreviously.

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“Road” selection

After having selected the “Road” item,the display will show a keypad with num-bers and letters for entering the name ofthe road. The procedure for entering theroad is the same as described for the city.

After having entered the name of theroad the display will show a screen for en-tering the civic number or the crossroad(fig. 17). Select the desired choice usingthe OK button/knob. When the “Civic nº”is selected, the Instant Nav will display theavailable house numbers in that road. If,on the other hand, you select the item“Crossroad”, the Instant Nav will displaya list of roads that intersect the destina-tion selected

“Centre” selection

If you want to get to a town centre, se-lect the item Centre. If there is more thanone centre present, the display will showa list of available centres.

After entering all the information for theaddress, select “Save” to save the addressunder “Personal destinations”. The InstantNav will display the position in the “Per-sonal destinations” memory for a few sec-onds.

POI (Points of Interest)

This function makes it possible to accessa list with information and the location ofplaces of general interest, such as, for ex-ample, restaurants, museums, stations,etc., divided by category.

Select “POI”: the display will show thefollowing screen (fig. 18):

The first 3 items are alternatives and aredesigned to specify whether the point ofinterest being searched for is located:

– “Near”: destination entered or placeselected on the map

– “Along the route”: along the navigationroute

– “Near by”: in the locality of the cur-rent position

– “Search by name”: since the list of POIis normally displayed in order of increas-ing distance. By selecting this item, thePOI are displayed in alphabetical order.

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When the choice has been made, the Instant Nav will display the list of main cat-egories (fig. 19).

Turn the OK button/knob to select thedesired item and then press the but-ton/knob to confirm the selection. Thereis a corresponding submenu for each item.

Select the desired item until the list ofPOI corresponding to the selection cri-teria appears on the display.

GPS coordinates

This makes it possible to enter the co-ordinates (Longitude and Latitude) (fig.20).

It is also possible to show the co-ordi-nates on the display by selecting “Actualpos.”

Personal destinations

This makes it possible to display the listof “Personal destinations” saved previ-ously and, if necessary, choose the desireddestination and select it.

Last destinations

This makes it possible to show the list ofthe last 20 destinations set and, if neces-sary, choose the desired destination andselect it.

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STOPS MANAGEMENT

This makes it possible to change theroute during navigation inserting stop-overs.

The following items can be selected:

– “Add stop”

– “Organize stops”

– “Show destination”

Add stop

This makes it possible to add a stop-overby selecting one of the following items:

– “Insert address”

– “Personal destinations”

– “Last destinations”

Organize stops

This makes it possible to organize thestop-overs for the route: the order ofstop-overs entered can be changed and/orremoved.

Show destination

This makes it possible to show details ofthe destination set in the display. By se-lecting “Modify” you return to the “En-ter destination” menu.

By selecting “Map” the display will showthe map surrounding the current desti-nation, full screen, which can be moved bypressing the N/O/�/� buttons.

INSERT DIVERSION

This allows a detour to be inserted intothe route set (fig. 21). In this case the sys-tem will select an alternative way. The In-stant Nav will search for the closest al-ternative way and will calculate a newroute so that you rejoin the previousroute after X km (X is the value that youcan set on the screen).

A message will be displayed if no alter-native roads are available.

If, on the other hand, alternative roadsare available, the display will show the newdistance from the destination. Select “Yes”or “No” to confirm or cancel the newroute.

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MAP OPTIONS

This makes it possible to display the mapusing the following items fig. 22:

– “Map orientation”

– “Show POI”

– “Map size”

– “Explore map”

Map orientation

This allows the map orientation accord-ing to the following parameters:

– “Heading up”: the cursor (car) is dis-played in the centre and the map is ori-entated according to the direction of thecar.

– “North up”: the map is orientated to-wards the north, the cursor (car) moveson it;

– “Visualization 3D”: the map is displayedin 3D mode and orientated according tothe direction of the car.

Show POI (Points of Interest)

This allows the categories of POI youwant to be displayed on the map (fig. 23).

Turn the OK button/knob to select oneof the “Points of Interest” categories fromthe list:

Community services

– Towns, city centres

– Universities, specialized schools

– Hospitals

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Hotels, restaurants, businesses

– Hotels

– Restaurants

– Wine producers, wineries

– Big companies

– Shopping, supermarkets

Culture, tourism, shows

– Tourism, historical monuments

– Culture, museums

– Casinos, night life

– Cinemas, theatres

– Shows, exhibitions

Sports centres, attractions

– Sports centres

– Golf courses

– Skating, bowling

– Winter sport resorts

– Parks, gardens

– Theme parks

Transport & vehicles

– Airports, ports

– Train stations, bus stations

– Car hire

– Car parking, parking areas

– Mechanics, assistance

Map size

This makes it possible to change the mapdisplay mode. It is possible to choose be-tween “Full screen map” (full screen mapdisplay) and “Navigation with info”.

Explore map

By selecting “Explore map” the fullscreen map is displayed. When this screenis activated, press the N/O/�/� but-tons to scroll through the map.

NOTE Pressing the OK button/knob inthis mode displays the specific menu forthe map (fig. 24).

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NAVIGATION OPTIONS

This makes it possible to change the fol-lowing navigation parameters (fig. 25):

– “Set up calculation criteria”

– “Voice message volume”

– “Map information”

– “Delete last destinations”

Set up calculation criteria

This makes it possible to select the fol-lowing navigation parameters:

– “Quickest route”: the quickest routefor reaching the destination is displayed.

– “Shortest route”: the shortest routefor reaching the destination is displayed.

– “Distance/time”: this is the “average”of the two previous items.

– “With tolls”: it is possible to definewhether or not the route should includemotorways.

– “With ferries”: it is possible to definewhether or not the route should includeferries.

– “Traffic info (TMC)”: it is possible todefine whether the route should take in-to account traffic information receivedfrom the radio via the RDS-TMC/TMCPremium service.

Voice message volume

The voice instructions given by the sys-tem guide you to the destination recom-mending all the manoeuvres to be carriedout: the manoeuvre is announced first andthen detailed instructions are given.

By selecting the “Voice message volume”item it is possible to adjust the volume ofthese instructions.

Map information

This makes it possible to show the ver-sion of the map on the display.

Delete last destinations

This makes it possible to delete the lastdestinations entered. Select “Yes” or“No”.

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LAUNCH NAVIGATION

After having selected and confirmed adestination, the display will show all the in-formation needed for navigation.

Map display with navigationinformation

The display fig. 26 is divided into 3 zones:

– left zone (A): if no destination is se-lected, the compass will be displayed. Ifnot, the navigation symbol will be dis-played which can, for example, be a roadwith an arrow or a junction detail. Thelower part of the left zone will display thealtimeter and the following navigation in-formation;

– centre zone (B): displays the navi-gation map and the scale;

– upper zone (C): displays informationrelating to the Time, Audio and Temper-ature.

Full screen map display

The display fig. 27 is divided into 3 zones:

– upper zone: displays the destination;

– centre zone: displays the map andnavigation information;

– lower zone: displays the altimeter,the current location and the scale.

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SPECIFIC NAVIGATION MENU

It is possible to access the specific menufrom the Navigation application (by press-ing the NAV button). The Menu displaysthe following information fig. 28:

– “Select destination”

– “Full screen map/map with pictograms”

– “Resume/stop navigation”

– “Traffic info (TMC)”

– “Navigation options”

– “Explore map”.

Select destination

See the description in the "Select desti-nation" paragraph.

Full screen map/map withnavigation information

This makes it possible to move from thefull screen display of the map to a partialdisplay with navigation information andvice versa.

Resume/stop navigation

This allows the navigation to be stopped/resumed.

Traffic Info (TMC/TMC Premium)

See the description in the “Traffic Info”chapter.

CAUTION Traffic information can bedisplayed only if the radio stationsets/sends messages next to the statedpoint or along the route if a destinationhas been entered.

Navigation options

See the description on previous pages.

Explore map

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TRAFFIC INFORMATION(TMC/TMC Premium)

Some stations on the FM band (FM1,FM2 FM3 and FMAST) can transmit infor-mation about traffic conditions.

During navigation, information will beshown through specific icons (see fig. 28a).

“Explore Map” from the Navigationmenu will bring up an overview of all traf-fic events in the area of interest. For moredetails on an individual event, move thecursor over the desired icon, and pressOK.

If the station selected does not broad-cast traffic information, the display willshow a warning message and suggest theoption of moving to the automaticTMC/TMC Premium station selectionmode.

IMPORTANT In some countries thereare radio stations that do not broadcasttraffic information even with the TMC/TMC Premium function activated.

Note

The TMC Premium Service is available inItaly, France, Germany and the UK. Onlythe radio navigators sold in one of thesecountries are enabled to receive the ser-vice.

TMC Premium is provided by:

TMC/TMC Premium settings

Press the MENU button and select thecorresponding symbol.

The display will show the followingitems:

– “Read messages”

– “Set up filters”

– “Select TMC station”

– “Message display on/off”

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Read messages

By selecting this item the display willshow the following categories:

– “Last messages received”

– “Nearest messages”

– “Traffic information”

– “Roads closed”

– “Size limits”

– “Road conditions”

– “Weather & visibility”

– “Parking”

– “Public transport”

– “Events”

The number of messages available is dis-played for each category.

After having selected the desired cate-gory, the display will show a list contain-ing the following items:

– a title (indicating the category select-ed)

– the number of messages available (inthe top right corner)

– the list of TMC/TMC Premium mes-sages

Set up filters

This makes it possible to filter trafficmessages by area and type of interest. Oneof the following items can be selected: Ge-ographic filter, Road information, Urbaninformation (fig. 29).

The “Geographic filter” makes it possi-ble to define the area of interest forTMC/TMC Premium messages to be dis-played: by activating this filter the trafficmessages outside of the area defined willnot be considered.

The “Road information” and “Urban in-formation” filters on the other hand, makeit possible to select which type of infor-mation to consider.

Geographic filter

The filters may be:

– “Around vehicle””: the system displaysthe TMC/TMC Premium messages for thearea surrounding the current position ofthe car for the radius selected (this rangecan vary between 3 and 200 km);

– “Around ...”: the system displays theTMC/TMC Premium messages for thearea surrounding the location selected. Itis possible to select the name of a City anda Road

– “Along the route”: the system displaysthe TMC/TMC Premium messages for theroute.

Turn the OK button/knob and press itto select the desired filter and then click“OK”.

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Road information

One or more of the following categoriescan be selected:

– “Traffic info”

– “Roads closed”

– “Size limits”

– “Road conditions”

– “Weather & visibility”

Urban information

One or more of the following categoriescan be selected:

– “Parking”

– “Public transport”

– “Events”

CHOOSE TMC/TMC PremiumSTATION

This makes it possible to select theTMC/TMC Premium radio station manu-ally or automatically. The display will showthe name of the TMC/TMC Premium ra-dio station or a message indicating that theradio station selected does not broadcastTMC/TMC Premium messages.

By selecting the “Manual TMC manage-ment” item and then “TMC station list”,the display will show the list of radio sta-tions broadcasting TMC/TMC Premiummessages. Then select the desired radiostation.

N.B.: By selecting “Automatic TMC man-agement”, the system will tune into the ra-dio station supplying the TMC Premiumservice, for preference. We recommendkeeping this setting enabled.

TMC/TMC Premium RECEPTION STATUS

Press the MUSIC button to select theMusic Information screen. The status ofthe TMC/TMC Premium service is shownwith a specific icon on the lower bar (seefig. 29a). This icon will change to indicatethe following 3 possibilities:

– no TMC icon: Traffic Info service cur-rently unavailable;

– grey TMC icon: you are listening to adifferent radio station from that supplyingthe TMC/TMC Premium service;

– white TMC icon: you are listening tothe radio station supplying the TMC/TMCPremium service.

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To activate the “My Car” function, pressthe MENU button and then turn the OKbutton/knob to select the My Car item.The display will show the following screen(fig. 30).

MAINTENANCE INFO

This provides information relating to thenext Service expressed as mileage re-maining (kilometres or miles).

The display will show the message “Carservice ran out: XXX km (or miles)”.

MY CAR FUNCTIONS STATUS

Displays the car parameters setting ad-justed in the “Configuration” menu.

See the description in the “Configura-tion” paragraph.

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INTRODUCTION

The trip computer provides a series ofinformation relating to the route (e.g.time, distance, speed, fuel consumption).Some of this information is only availablewith the navigation function activated anddepends on the navigation route set.

IMPORTANT Some information/op-erations described below are only possi-ble/available with the ignition key in theMAR position.

To access the main trip computerscreen, press the TRIP button.

All the measurements are shown in thedisplay through symbols (see fig. 31).

By turning the OK button/knob it is pos-sible to select information relating to:

– Trip A (by selecting the letter “A”) orfor Trip B (by selecting the letter “B”).The display will show the following in-formation:

– Route distance (km or miles)

– (*) Consumption (km/l, mpg orl/100km)

– Average speed (km/h or mph)

– Journey time (hh:mm)

– Instant information (car symbol). Thedisplay will show the following infor-mation:

– (*) Range

– (*) Instant consumption

– Distance to the destination

(*) Note for LPG versions: please re-fer to that reported in the specific sup-plement.

TRIP COMPUTER SPECIFICMENU

With the trip computer function acti-vated it is possible to access the specificMenu by pressing the OK button/knob.The display will show the following screen(fig. 32).

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TELEPHONE INFORMATIONDISPLAY

To access the Telephone information,press the TEL button. Depending on themobile phone Bluetooth® system, thedisplay will show a series of informationdepending on the status of the telephoneconnected:

– no phone call in progress;

– phone call in progress;

– conference mode activated;

– outgoing phone call.

Depending on the mobile phone Blue-tooth® system, a series of information willbe shown on the top part of the display.

No phone call in progress

The display will only show the mobilephone logo, the name of the serviceproviders and the privacy activa-tion/deactivation (see Blue&MeTM sup-plement).

Phone call in progress andconference mode

(With the privacy function deactivated)the display will show the name/number ofthe person calling or who is being called.

If there are two phone calls simultane-ously (conference) or alternately, the dis-play will show the corresponding symbol.

Outgoing phone call

The display will show the name/numberof the person being called. To remove thedisplay of information from the displaypress the N button. To interrupt the call,see the description in the “Specific tele-phone menu” paragraph.

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SPECIFIC TELEPHONE MENU

To access the specific Menu, press theTEL button and then press the OK but-ton/knob. The display will show the fol-lowing options (only available with the callactivated);

– “Switch call”

– “Switch to mobile/Switch to hands-free”

– “Put on hold/cancel hold”

– “Close call”

Switch call

If there are two phone calls, one acti-vated and one on hold, it is possible toswitch between the two phone calls by se-lecting this item: the activated call will beput on hold and vice versa.

If there is only one phone call, selectingthe “Another call” item will have no effect.

Switch to mobile/switch to hands-free

By activating this item the phone call inprogress will be redirected from the car’saudio system to the mobile phone. Onsome mobile phones the Bluetooth®

connection between the mobile phoneand the car is maintained and it is possibleto return to the car’s audio system by se-lecting “Switch to hands-free”.

On some mobile phones the activationof the “Switch to mobile phone” functionends the Bluetooth® connection and thephone call can only continue on the mo-bile device.

The item “Switch to mobile phone” isnot activated for every new incoming call.

Put on hold/cancel hold

This item is only activated if there is aphone call in progress and makes it pos-sible to deactivate the Blue&MeTM mi-crophone. The activation/deactivation isonly possible at the end of the phonecall.

Close call

Selecting this item depends on the num-ber of phone calls present:

– if there is only one phone call: the cur-rent phone call ends;

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SPOT MESSAGES MENU (onlywith privacy function deactivated)

There are four different types of spotmessages that appear on the display whena situation occurs:

– Incoming calls;

– Outgoing calls;

– Signalling of new incoming messages;

– Option of reading new incoming mes-sages.

Incoming calls

The display will show the following in-formation:

– name/number of the caller;

– name of the person called (if storedin the directory);

– option of accepting/refusing the call.

To accept/refuse the call, select the cor-responding item and confirm by pressingthe OK button/knob.

Outgoing calls

Refer to the description in the “Outgo-ing phone call” paragraph.

Signalling of new incomingmessages


– signalling of new incoming SMS textmessage;

– name and phone number of the per-son who has sent the message.

Press the N button to remove the dis-play.

Option of reading new incomingmessages


– signalling of new incoming SMS textmessage;

– name and phone number of the per-son who has sent the message;

– option of reading the new SMS textmessage.

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To access the Configurations menu (fig. 33) select the item “Configurations”from the main Menu.

After having activated the ConfigurationMenu, select the desired item by turningthe OK button/knob and then press theactual knob to confirm.

If the N button is pressed or afterabout 30 seconds if no selection is made,the screen will disappear from the display.

DISPLAY

To make the following sections (fig. 34):

– “Display brightness” (brightness modesetting - day/night/automatic);

– “Adjust brightness” (brightness ad-justment);

– “Measures” (selection of unit of mea-surement - temperature/distance/con-sumption).

Display brightness

One of the following modes can be se-lected:

– “Day”: adapts the brightness of the dis-play to the daytime setting;

– “Night”: adapts the brightness of thedisplay to the nighttime setting;

– “Automatic”: depending on the switch-ing on/off of the exterior lights, the sys-tem automatically configures to “Day”mode (lights off) or “Night” (lights on).

Adjust brightness

This makes it possible to adjust thebrightness by turning the OK button/knob(in daytime conditions, for good visibilityof the screen, the minimum brightness set-ting is 11).

If the “Automatic” brightness mode is ac-tivated, the adjustment of the brightnessdepends on the status of the exteriorlights.

fig. 33F0L5002g

fig. 34F0L5003g

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Measures (temperature/distance/consumption)

Select the item “Measures” by turningthe OK button/knob and then press theactual knob to confirm.

The display will show the followingscreen (fig. 35).

Select the desired unit of measurement.Turn the OK button/knob, select OK andthen press the actual knob to confirm.

NOTE The selection of the unit of mea-surement for the temperature is onlyavailable if the outside temperature sen-sor is present.

SOUNDS

This makes it possible to adjust the vol-ume of the voice messages, the instrumentpanel buzzer and the buttons buzzer in thecar (fig. 36).

“Voice message volume” (Voice message volumeadjustment)

Select the item and adjust the volume byturning the OK button/knob and thenpress the actual knob to confirm.

There are 40 levels for the volume ad-justment.

“Warnings volume” (Adjustment of instrument panelbuzzer volume)

Adjustment of the volume for signals forany warnings supplied by the instrumentpanel.

This adjustment can only be made withthe ignition key in the MAR position.


“Buttons volume” (Adjustment of buttons buzzervolume)

This adjustment can only be made withthe ignition key in the MAR position.


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“MY CAR” OPTIONS

This allows a series of parameters andoperating modes to be set for the car (fig.37).

Select the desired item by turning theOK button/knob and then press the actualknob to confirm.

These adjustments can only be madewith the ignition key in the MAR position.

Speed warning

By selecting this item it is possible to setthe car’s speed limit (fig. 38).

Turn the OK button/knob to alter thespeed limit value set in steps of 5 km/h (ormph depending on the unit of measure-ment for the distance set).

If the N button is pressed or afterabout 30 seconds if no selection is made,the screen will disappear from the display.

The “Signalling active” function activates/deactivates the signalling when the setspeed limit is exceeded.

Key

Select this item to independently openthe driver’s door and/or the boot:

– OPEN DOORS: when activated, theunlock command unlocks all the doors ex-cept for the boot

– OPEN DRIVER’S: when activated, theunlock command unlocks the driver’sdoor only

– OPEN ALL: when activated, the unlockcommand unlocks all the doors includingthe boot.

Select the desired item by turning theOK button/knob and then press the actualknob to confirm.

Autoclose

By selecting this item it is possible to ac-tivate/deactivate the central locking of thedoors.

The doors are automatically lockedwhen the function is active and the carreaches a speed of 20 km/h.

fig. 37F0L5017g

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Show info on dashboard

By selecting this item it is possible to setthe repetition of the information relatingto the audio (radio) and Trip B in the in-strument panel display.

By selecting the “Radio” item the fol-lowing information will appear on the dis-play:

– Audio source activated;

– Frequency (only in Radio mode);

– Radio station search (only in Radiomode);

– Track number (only Audio CD, MP3or Media Player);

– Disc number (only Audio CD, MP3 orMedia Player);

By selecting the item “Trip B” on the dis-play or pressing the TRIP button on theright steering column switch the Trip B in-formation will appear.

Select the "Navigation" item: the follow-ing information will appear on the display:

– Distance remaining to the next ma-noeuvre;

– Pictogram of the next manoeuvre (on-ly if the car is on the navigation map anda destination has been entered) or direc-tion indication (if the car is not on the nav-igation map and a destination has been en-tered).

NOTE The "Navigation" item is onlypresent if the car is equipped with a re-configurable multifunction display.

Status day running lights (DRL)(for versions/markets, where provided)

By selecting this item it is possible to ac-tivate/deactivate the DRL (daytime run-ning lights) function.

This adjustment is only possible if the“Status day running lights” function hasbeen activated in the car Setup Menu (seedescription in Owner Handbook).

Courtesy lights (for versions/markets, where provided)

By selecting this item it is possible to ac-tivate/deactivate the “Courtesy lights”function.

Headlight sensitivity sensor (for versions/markets, where provided)

By selecting this item it is possible to ad-just the dusk sensor setting.

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DATE & TIME

This allows the date and the time to bechanged (fig. 39).

Adjust the Day/Month/Year/Time byturning the OK button/knob and thenpress the actual knob to confirm.

There are two modes for the display ofthe time: 12h or 24h.

By selecting the item “GPS time” it is al-so possible to activate/deactivate the au-tomatic synchronization of the GPS sig-nal minutes. This adjustment is only pos-sible if the GPS signal is available.

LANGUAGE

This makes it possible to change the lan-guage in which the messages are shownon the display and the voice messages.

There is a choice from the following lan-guages: French, English, Italian, Spanish,Polish, German, Dutch and Portuguese.

After having selected the language thefollowing message will be displayed:

– by selecting “YES” the language will bechanged: in this case the display will showthe message “Reboot...” and then whenit is turned back on the messages/voicecommands will be in the new language;

– by selecting “NO” the language will notbe changed.

If, on the other hand, no selection ismade, the system will automatically returnto the configuration menu.

SD CARD MANAGEMENT

The system uses the SD Card supportcontaining the navigation maps.

IMPORTANT Only original SDs orones compatible with SPI technology canbe used.

Inserting the SD Card

Insert the SD Card in the slot 9 - fig. 1:the display will show a warning message.

IMPORTANT If the SD Card is dam-aged or cannot be read, the display willshow a dedicated warning message. If but-ton N is pressed or about 30 secondselapse, the message will disappear fromthe display.

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SD Card secure removal fig. 40

To remove the SD Card, proceed as fol-lows:

– press the MENU button and select“Configuration”;

– select the item “SD Card manage-ment”;

– select the item “SD Card secure re-moval”;

– turn the OK button/knob and select“Yes” to confirm the choice;

– remove the SC Card by pressing it andthen remove it by pulling it out.

System serial number

Select the item “System serial number”:the display will show a screen with the In-stant Nav serial number.

Map licence activation

To activate a map, select the item “Maplicence activation”: the display will show ascreen for entering the security code. Af-ter having entered the code, turn the OKbutton/knob and select OK to confirm.

NOTE For further information, refer tothe instructions enclosed with the SDCard.

The display will show the message “Li-cence activated”. If the code entered is notcorrect, the display will show the message“Wrong activation key - please re-enter”.If button N is pressed or about 15 sec-onds elapse, the message will disappearfrom the display.

Map licence status

The Instant Nav manages a map protec-tion system: when the system recognizesa new map SD, it enables it for a limitedtime. To activate it for an unlimited peri-od an unlocking code must be entered.

It is possible to check the status of thelicences via the SD Card managementmenu accessible from the “configuration”menu.

Proceed as follows:

– press the MENU button and select“Configuration”;

– select the item “Map licence status”;the display will show the validity of themap which could be:

– “Limited”: in this case the number ofkilometres remaining will be displayed;

– “Unlimited”.

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The Instant Nav is capable of detectingand solving both operating faults within thesystem and overheating problems.

OPERATING FAULTS

If an internal fault is detected, the system“freezes” the last screen available andlaunches a diagnostic search.

The system checks the module con-cerned for a few moments to detect thetype of fault; if the preset time is exceed-ed and the fault persists, the best solu-tion is adopted (for example, resetting thehardware for the module involved).

If the Instant Nav no longer responds tothe commands, it is possible to restart itmanually by pressing the N button formore than 8 seconds.

PROBLEMS DUE TOOVERHEATING

If the temperature of a Instant Nav hard-ware module (audio, CD player, etc.) ex-ceeds the maximum set limit, the modulesignals that the temperature is too high;the display will show a dedicated message.

The module involved is automaticallylimited or disabled. In extreme cases thesystem is automatically turned off untilnormal operating temperature is resumed;the display shows a dedicated message.

The system will only return to normaloperation when the temperature operat-ing conditions are normal once again.

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Fiat Group Automobiles S.p.A. - Customer Services - Technical Services - Service EngineeringLargo Senatore G. Agnelli, 5 - 10040 Volvera - Torino (Italia)

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