CD changer FIAT MULTIPLA 2004 1.G Connect NavPlus Manual

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The sound/navigation system has a
power output max of 4 x 18W. The
functions and specifications are illus-
trated in the following paragraphs.
RADIO SECTION
– PLL tuning (Phase Locked Loop) in
the FM/MW wavebands.
– RDS (Radio Data System) with TA
(Traffic Announcement), EON (En-
hanced Other Network), Radiotext
(information on the type of pro-
gramme or broadcast piece name dis-
play), REG (Regional Programmes)
functions.
– (Radio Data System) alternative
frequency tuning.
– Automatic/manual station tuning.
– Manual storage of 24 stations: 18
in FM waveband (6 in FM1, 6 in FM2
and 6 in FMT) and 6 in MW waveband.
– Preselection scanning.– PTY function: for displaying radio
station programme type (if broadcast),
e.g. POP, ROCK etc.
– SHARX function: for reducing FM
interference.
– SCAN function: for scanning all sta-
tions which can be received in the se-
lected frequency waveband.
– TIM function (Traffic Information
Memory): automatic vocal storage of
14 traffic messages having max. over-
all length equal to or lower than 4 min-
utes
– TMC function (Traffic Message
Channel): for listening to traffic mes-
sage channels
– AUTOSTORE function: automat-
ic storage of 6 stations in the devot-
ed FM band.
– Automatic Stereo/Mono selection.CD SECTION AND
CD
CHANGER(where fitted)
– Select track (forwards/backwards).
– Fast play (forwards/backwards).
– MIX function: random track play-
back.
– SCAN function: for playing ten sec-
onds of each track on the CD.
– REPEAT function: for repeating the
track.
– Programmable track sequence.
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For installation and re-
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7-kbutton to switch the “EVITA
INGORGO” (TRAFFIC AHEAD) (al-
ternative route) function on
8 -Tbutton to switch the TIM (Traf-
fic Information Memory) and TMC
(Traffic Message Channel) functions on
9 -ESCbutton
a)to quit the menu without saving
data
b)to go back to the previous screen/
menu
10 -MENbutton to switch the set-
up menu on
11 -Knob/button
a)turn to select the items on the dis-
play
b)press to confirm the selection
(OK button)
c)press for longer than two seconds
to display 2-D or 3-D icons with ac-
tive navigation and to confirm entered
data.12 -NAVto switch the navigation
function on
13 -Multiple function buttons
,
menu specific
14-Multiple function buttons
,menu specific
15 -CD-Cto switch the CD (if an
audio CD is inserted) or the CD
CHANGERfunction on16- Knob/button
a)turn to adjust the volume and
switch to Mute
b)prolonged press (about 2 sec-
onds) to switch the sound/navigation
system on and off
c)short press (less than 2 seconds):
MUTE
17 -TUto switch the radio on
18 -Compact Disc slot
19 -Flashing led indicating the CD
slot
20 -Compact Disc eject button
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SWITCHING THE
NAVIGATOR SYSTEM
ON AND OFF
Press the knob/button (16) for ap-
proximately one second to switch the
sound/navigation system on. The
sound system will automatically switch
to the last active sound source at the
previously selected volume.
IMPORTANTThe sound source is
usually played at the last selected vol-
ume when the system is switched off
and back on. However, if the volume
was higher than the preset volume, the
sound source will be played at the pre-
set volume.
To set the power-on volume, see
“Adjusting power-on, TA announce-
ment, message” in the “Basic set-
tings”chapter.Switching on and off when
the engine is not running
The sound/navigation system can al-
so be operated when the engine is not
running (ignition key at STOP).
Press the knob/button (16) for ap-
proximately one second.
IMPORTANTThe device will au-
tomatically be switched off when the
ignition key is at STOPafter approx-
imately one hour to safeguard the car
battery. Start the engine to reset the
timeout.SELECTING THE FUNCTION
Proceed as follows to select the re-
quired function:
– press TU (17) for Radio;
– press CD-C (15) for CD or CD
CHANGER(where fitted);
– press NAV (12) to switch on the
navigation function.
The specific main menu/screen will
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DISPLAY fig. 9
The display will switch to night-time
operation (reversed colours) when
the side/taillights are switched on. This
function can be switched off if you
need to travel in daytime with the
headlights on (see “Adjusting the dis-
play” in the “Basic settings” chapter).ADJUSTING THE SOUND
(AUD MENU)
The “bass” and “treble” can be sep-
arately adjusted for each sound
source. The Balance, Fader and Loud-
ness settings are in common for all
sources.
Proceed as follows to adjust the
sound:
IMPORTANTShould the car be
fitted with the Bose HI-FI system,
Loudness cannot be adjusted.1)go to the required sound source
(Radio, CD or CD
CHANGERwhere fit-
ted) with the TU (17), CD-C (15) but-
tons
2)press the AUD button (3) to dis-
play the sound menu for adjusting the
sound fig. 10
3)turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect the required menu item
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TA FUNCTION
(TRAFFIC
ANNOUNCEMENT)
This function can be switched on on-
ly in Radio mode in the FM waveband.
When listening to the CD source,
the CD changer (where fitted) or
when the navigation system is on and
the TA button (4) is pressed, the ra-
dio will switch to the FM waveband in
background and activate the TA func-
tion. This will not change the sound
source and the message “TA” will ap-
pear on the display.
When the TA function is on, you can
listen to traffic announcements even
when the CD player or CD changer
(where fitted) is on or in navigation
mode. The system will automatically
switch to the station broadcasting the
traffic announcement. At the end of
the announcement, the sound naviga-
tion system will automatically return
to the previous source.
Press the TA button (4) to switch
the TA function off.IMPORTANT In Radio mode, with
the TA function on, a beep will be
heard if you leave the area where the
station broadcasting traffic announce-
ments can be received. In this case, an
automatic TP (Traffic Program) search
will be started.
Interrupting traffic
announcements
When the TA function is on, press
either TA (4) or MEN (10) or change
station to interrupt the traffic an-
nouncement.TMC FUNCTION
(TRAFFIC MESSAGE
CHANNEL)
The TMC function is used to receive
traffic information which is then
analysed by the sound/navigation sys-
tem in order to “guide” the driver to
the required preset destination.
Since only some stations are enabled
to provide the TMC function, it is pos-
sible that traffic information in certain
areas cannot be received.
When the “Dynamic travel guide”
function is on (see “Dynamic travel
guide” in chapter “Navigation”), the
sound/navigation system will tune au-
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When switching the device off, the
message “GOODBYE” will appear on
the display together with the traffic
message storage time previously se-
lected.
Listening to stored traffic
messages
Proceed as follows:
1) press the T button (8). The Traf-
fic menu fig. 24will appear on the dis-
play
2) press button (13) next to TIM-IN-
FO. The last stored message has the
highest number (14) and will be played
first; then all the other messages will
be played in decreasing sequence. The
display will also show the time of ar-
rival of the message being played.
Once the message playing procedure
is over, the system will automatically
switch over to the last selected sound
source (Radio, CD or CD changer).Proceed as follows to listen to the last
selected sound source (Radio, CD or
CD changer) without playing all traffic
messages:
– press T (8) or ESC (9)
Displaying TMC traffic
messages
The device can also display the traf-
fic messages broadcast with the TMC
function (See paragraph “TMC (Traf-
fic Message Channel)” in this chapter).
This type of messages is used by the
satellite sound/navigation system “to
guide” the driver to the required pre-
set destination (see “Dynamic travel
guide” in chapter “Navigation”).To display TMC traffic messages pro-
ceed as follows:
1) press the T button (8)
2) press button (13) next to TIM-IN-
FO. The displayed message number
and the number of stored messages
will appear in the upper row of the dis-
play. The last received message is iden-
tified by the lowest number (1)
3) select one of the stored messages
using the knob/button (11)
4) after reading the required mes-
sage/s, press T (8) or ESC (9) to quit.
IMPORTANT TMC messages re-
ferring to roads distant more than 100
km from the actual car position, are
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C C
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P P
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T T
D D
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C C
( (
C C
D D
) )
Audio CDs can be played with the in-
ternal CD player or with the CD
CHANGER(where fitted).
During CD playback, either the track
number and the playing time, or the
track number only, will appear on the
display (according to the settings, see
CD
FUNCTIONSin this chapter).
The main CD menu fig. 25shows
the number of the tracks on the CD
and the track being played is high-
lighted. A graphic symbol progressively
indicating the playing time will appear
under the track.A symbol indicating the audio CD,
the CD programmed sequence, the
current sound source (CD), and the
TA and TMC functions status will ap-
pear in the lower row of the display.
INSERTING AND EJECTING
A CD
Proceed as follows to insert a CD:
1) press button
T(1) to open the
front panel
2) press button
ı(18) to eject an in-
serted CD, if any
3) place the audio CD with the la-
bel facing upwards in the groove on
the open front panel edge
4) delicately push the CD in the slot
until the automatic mechanism takes
the CD into the player5) close the front panel.
Proceed as follows to eject the CD:
1) press button
T(1) to open the
front panel
2) press button
ı(18) on the inner
side of the front panel (see chapter
“Controls”). The CD will be ejected
to half of its diameter
3) take the CD from the slot and re-
move it completely
4) close the front panel.
IMPORTANT Only open the front
panel to insert and eject a CD. A beep
will be heard if the front panel is left
open longer than 30 seconds. Close
the front panel to stop the warning sig-
nal.
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PLAYING A CD
(INTERNAL PLAYER)
Playback will start automatically as
soon as a CD is inserted.
If you are using another source and
a CD is inserted in the internal player,
press the CD-C button (15). The main
CD menu fig. 25will appear on the
display and the CD playback will start.CD FUNCTIONS
Proceed as follows if the last source
was the CD
CHANGER(where fitted)
and there are one or more audio CDs
inside:
1) go to the CDC functions menu by
pressing the CD-C button (15). The
CD functions menu will appear on the
display fig. 26
2) press the button (13) next to CD
to open the main CD menu fig. 25.
CD playback will start automatically.
IMPORTANT A warning message
will appear on the display if no CD is
inserted in the player or if a navigation
CD-ROM is inserted and played by
mistake.
IMPORTANT A lock symbol
Swill
appear in front of CD function menu
if there is no audio CD in the inter-
nal CD player.Switching the track playing
time/number display on and off
Proceed as follows to display the
played track number and the playing
time:
1) press the MEN button (10). The
CD menu will be displayed
2) press button (13) next to TIME
fig. 27. The message ON or OFF will
appear. The default setting is ON.
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When the CD CHANGER(where fit-
ted) is on, the number of the current
CD, the track name or number and
the track playing time are shown on
the display.
The message “PHONE” will appear
on the display when the telephone
Mute function is on.INTERRUPTING
NAVIGATION
Proceed as follows to interrupt nav-
igation:
1) press the ESC button (9) or enter
a new destination. When pressing ESC
(9), a navigation interruption confir-
mation message will appear on the dis-
play fig. 58.
2) select SI (YES) by turning the knob/
button (11)
3) press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the selection.
IMPORTANT The navigation da-
ta will be stored for 30 minutes if the
system is switched off during active
navigation. The navigation will start
again during this period. After 30 min-
utes you will need to restore the
route guidance data. Press the knob/button (11) for ap-
proximately three seconds until the in-
struction changes to select the re-
quired option.
The distance before the turning point
and the time required to reach the
destination or the forecasted arrival
time are shown on the display (see
SWITCHING ROUTE TIME INFORMATION ON
AND OFF
in this chapter).
Furthermore, the traffic announce-
ment status (TA function) and the
TMC status (Traffic Message Channel)
are shown on the display.
The active sound source is shown on
the display along with the name or the
frequency of the station tuned to (see
RDS FUNCTIONin the RADIOchapter).
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TUNING THE RADIO
You can tune the radio directly dur-
ing active navigation by pressing one
of the buttons (13or 14).
IMPORTANT You need to have
stored stations under the multiple
function buttons (13or 14) in order
to do this (see
STORING STATIONin the
RADIOchapter). CHANGING THE
SOUND SOURCE
You can change the sound source
during active navigation in any moment
by pressing the TU button (17) or the
CD-C button (15). The main radio,
CD or CD
CHANGER(where fitted)
menu will appear on the display, ac-
cordingly.
Press NAV (12) to return to active
navigation.NO MAP NAVIGATION
NO MAP navigation is carried out
when the navigation CD is removed
after entering the destination and
starting navigation. The internal CD
player can be used during NO MAP
navigation for sound playback.
The message NO MAP will appear
when the NO MAP function is on
along with the straight distance to the
destination.
IMPORTANT It may take the
sound/navigation system several min-
utes to correctly restore the car po-
sitioning data when the navigation CD
is reinerted. During this time, the mes-
sage OFF ROAD or OFF MAP will ap-
pear on the display (the latter for in-
sufficient positioning data).