reset LINCOLN BLACKWOOD 2002 Navigation Manual

²Estimated time of arrival:Time you will arrive at the next via point
or destination as calculated by the navigation system.
For calculating the estimated time of arrival and remaining travel time,
the system uses an average travel speed. You can adjust this speed to
your real average speed by selecting the ªSystem information / Speed
correctionº option.
Return
Returns you to the Start menu.
System information
The ªSystem informationº menu offers the following options:
²Diagnosis:To analyze software and hardware problems (code
protected).
²Default settings:To reset all user specific settings (status line,
screen colors, etc.) to their factory settings.
²Configuration:Information on software and hardware versions of the
system (for service purposes).
²Speed correction:To adjust the average speed setting. Influences
the calculation of the remaining travel time and the estimated time of
arrival. Move the slider to the right for faster average speeds and to
the left for slower average speeds.
The ªDiagnosisº option should only be accessed by an authorized service
center for service purposes.
Measuring Units
To select the measuring units for distance display. The following
measuring units are available:
²Metric:Display in kilometers and meters
²Anglo:Display in miles and yards
²American:Display in miles, tenths of miles and feet
System settings
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TRIP COMPUTER
The trip computer is invoked by
selecting the ªTrip computerº
function in the ªStart Menuº.
The integrated trip computer displays the following information:
²Current speed
²Avg. speed (since reset)
²Elapsed route distance (since reset)
²Elapsed travel time (since reset)
²Speed warning at speed warning (on/off) and warning limit
(adjustable)
The speed display serves only as additional information. Only the car
speedometer should be used in order to determine the actual speed.
The data for route distance, travel time and average speed are reset to
ª0º by using the ªResetº function.
Trip computer
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