warning FIAT MULTIPLA 2004 1.G Connect NavPlus Manual

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IMPORTANT WARNINGS
FOR USE AND FOR DRIVING
SAFETY
The Satellite Navigator is an inte-
grated system which allows to easily
operate the major functions of your
car.
To avoid hazardous situations for
yourself and other road users when
using the Satellite Navigator you
should take the following advice:
– the navigation system must be used
keeping full control of the car. If in
doubt, stop the car to carry out the
various operations;
– serious accidents can be caused by
distractions or by not following the
flow of traffic;
– get to know the sound/navigation
system and its controls before
starting off;– enter the destination only when
the car is stationary;
– close the front panel when travel-
ling.
The navigation system will guide you
to your destination and indicate vari-
ations to the route stored on the nav-
igation CD. This is because the system
takes traffic information into account
when calculating to recommend the
best route possible. The system, how-
ever, cannot consider traffic condi-
tions, sudden interruptions or other
problems.
The navigation system assists the dri-
ver during the trip and recommends
the best route to be followed to reach
the preset destination by means of
voice and graphic instructions.IMPORTANTThe suggestions
provided by the navigation system do
not lessen the driver’s responsibility
when driving the car to observe the
highway code and the traffic signs.
Road safety is always and only the sole
responsibility of the driver.
All manoeuvres must be made re-
specting the highway code regardless
of the advice provided by the naviga-
tion system. The navigation system will
compute a new route and provide in-
structions should you detour from the
recommended route.
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AUDIO SECTION
– Separate bass/treble settings.
– Right/left and front/rear channel
balance.
– Automatic LOUDNESS function.SATELLITE NAVIGATION
SECTION
– Voice messages for the route to
be followed.
– Driving advice, distance and
probable time required to reach the
destination on the display.
– Possibility of entering special or
different destinations.
– Possibility of storing destinations.Fuses
The Satellite/Navigation system is
protected by a 10A fuse fig. 5.
fig. 5F0E0309m
Multimedia CDs contain
sound and data tracks.
Playing these CDs can cause noise
loud enough to jeopardise road
safety and damage final stages and
speakers.
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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
To turn the volume up: turn the
knob/button (16) clockwise.
To turn the volume down: turn the
knob/button (16) anticlockwise.
The volume is graphically shown on
the display during the adjustment
(sound source main menu only) fig. 8.IMPORTANTThe volume of a
navigation voice message can be
changed, regardless of the basic sound
source volume.Automatic muting during
a phone call
If a cellular phone is fitted, the
sound/navigation system volume will
be automatically muted during the call
and the telephone symbol will appear
on the display.
If the phone call is made when the ac-
tive navigation function is on, the dis-
play continues to show driving info and
voice messages stay active.
fig. 8F0E3021g
If you drive with the volume
too high you put both your
own life and that of others in jeop-
ardy. You should adjust the volume
so that you can hear noises from
outside the car (e.g. horns, ambu-
lance/ police sirens, etc.).
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PTY FUNCTION
(PROGRAM TYPE)
PTY is an RDS function. The stations
use PTY to broadcast the contents of
their programmes (POP, ROCK, etc.)
to help you make your choice.
The programme contents will appear
for a few seconds when the PTY func-
tion is on and a new station is tuned
to. The contents will not be displayed
if the station does not use the PTY
function.Switching on and off
Proceed as follows to switch the PTY
function on and off:
1) in Radio mode, press the MEN
button (10). The Radio menu will ap-
pear on the display fig. 19
2) press button (14) next to PTY.
The message ON or OFF will appear.
The default setting is ON.
The PTY message fig. 20will appear
when tuning to a radio station when
the function is on.Alarm messages
When the PTY function is on, the
system can receive alarm messages
(example: weather conditions). In this
case, the warning message will appear
on the display and the announcement
will be made at the volume set for traf-
fic announcements.
To stop the alarm message, press ei-
ther MEN (10) or ESC (9).
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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-
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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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Adjusting display brightness
Proceed as follows to adjust display
brightness:
1) Open the IMPOSTAZIONI (SET-
TINGS) menu fig. 85as described
above
2) Select DISPLAY by turning the
knob/button (11)
3) Press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the selection
4) Select LUMINOSITÀ (BRIGHT-
NESS) by turning the knob/button (11)
fig. 86
5) press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the selection
6) select GIORNO (DAY) or
NOTTE (NIGHT) by turning the
knob/button (11) to adjust brightness
7) press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the setting.
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.ADJUSTING POWER-ON, TA
ANNOUNCEMENT,
MESSAGE
The power-on volume (ACCENS.)
(POWER-ON), the minimum traffic
announcement volume (TA-MIN), the
minimum volume for voice messages
and warnings (NAV-MIN) can be set
in the IMPOSTAZIONI (SETTINGS)
menu.
IMPORTANT The system volume
overrides the IMPOSTAZIONI (SET-
TINGS) volume when it is higher than
the minimum setup volume. Adjusting the fade effect
Proceed as follows to adjust the fade
effect:
1) open the IMPOSTAZIONI (SET-
TINGS) menu fig. 85as described
above
2) Select DISPLAY by turning the
knob/button (11)
3) press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the selection
4) select SPECIAL by turning the
knob/button (11) fig. 87
5) press the knob/button (11) to se-
lect one of the three different fade ef-
fects. Default setting is 0.
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IMPORTANT The minimum vol-
ume is a form of limitation. If the vol-
ume was lower than the minimum set-
up volume when the system was
switched off this will override the IM-
POSTAZIONI (SETTINGS) volume. If
on the other hand the volume was
higher, the minimum volume will be
valid.Proceed as follows to adjust the vol-
ume:
1) Open the IMPOSTAZIONI (SET-
TINGS) menu fig. 85as shown above
2) Select VOLUME fig. 88 by turn-
ing the knob/button (11)
3) Press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the selection
4) Turn the knob/button (11) to se-
lect the required option fig. 89:
– ACCENS. (POWER-ON) (power-
on volume);
– TA-MIN (minimum TA traffic an-
nouncement volume);– NAVI-MIN (minimum navigation
message volume);
– TELEFONO (PHONE) (min.
phone volume)
5) Press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the selection
6) Adjust the setting by turning the
knob/button (11)
7) press the knob/button (11) to
confirm the selection.
Press ESC (9) to return to the pre-
vious menu.
fig. 89F0E3084gfig. 88F0E3085g
If you drive with the volume
too high you put both your
own life and that of others in jeop-
ardy. You should adjust the volume
so that you can hear noises from
outside the car (e.g. horns, ambu-
lance/ police sirens, etc.).
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Carefully respect rules and regulation
determining the use of telephones in-
side cars. Telephone calls when driving
shall only be made in case of emer-
gency and using the voice commands.
Anyway you are advised to park the
car and to use the telephone only
when the car is stationary.
RADIOFREQUENCY
The telephone is certified on the ba-
sis of GSM standards and complies
with safety value limitations for pro-
tection against radiofrequency radia-
tions.
The telephone use can alter medical
equipment functions (hearing aids,
pace maker, etc.) if not adequately
protected.
Always turn the telephone off when
it is forbidden to use it or in areas with
high explosion danger such as filling
stations, chemical plants and near ex-
plosive agents or blasting charges. ROAD SAFETY
You are recommended to learn how
to use the different functions of the
Connect Nav and in particular of the
radio (e.g. storing stations) before
starting to drive.RECEPTION/TRANSMISSION
CONDITIONS
Reception conditions (for the radio)
or reception/transmission conditions
(for the telephone) change constant-
ly when driving. Reception can be dis-
turbed by the presence of mountains,
buildings, bridges, particularly when far
away from the broadcaster receiver
or the radio link for the telephone.
Too high a volume when
driving can put the driver’s
life at risk and that of other people.
Therefore the volume should al-
ways be adjusted in such a way that
it is always possible to hear noises
of the surrounding environment
(e.g. horns, ambulance, police
sirens, etc.).
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ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
To turn the volume up: turn the
knob/button (16) clockwise.
To turn the volume down: turn
the knob/button (16) anticlockwise.
The volume is graphically shown on
the display during the adjustment (au-
dio source main menu only)fig. 5.
IMPORTANT The volume of a
navigation voice message can be
changed, regardless of the basic sound
source volume.DISPLAY fig. 6
The display will switch to night-time
operation (reversed colours) when
the side/taillights are switched on
fig. 7. This function can be switched
off if you need to travel in daytime
with the headlights on (see “Adjusting
the display” in section “Basic settings”.
fig. 5F0E3021gfig. 6F0E3095gfig. 7F0E3221g
If you drive with the volume
too high you put both your
own life and that of others in jeop-
ardy. You should adjust the volume
so that you can hear noises from
outside the car (e.g. horns, ambu-
lance/ police sirens, etc.).
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