battery LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 2009 Navigation Manual

INFORMATION MENU
Your navigation system has an Information menu which allows you access
to features such as: Where am I, HEV (Hybrid screen information, if
equipped), SIRIUS Travel Link (if activated), Calendar, System
Information and Help. These can be accessed by pressing the I hard
button (
) on the navigation system.
WHERE AM I ?
Your navigation system is able to tell you your vehicle’s current location.
To use the ’Where am I?’ feature:
• Press the I button and select the
‘Where am I?’ tab.
The system will give you your current GPS location (latitude and
longitude), the current street you are on as well as the street in front
and behind the vehicle position along with distance information.
Note: Not all tab selections shown here will be available in all markets.
Check with your authorized dealer for availability.
HYBRID INFORMATION (IF EQUIPPED)
If you have a Hybrid vehicle, your
navigation system has special Hybrid
screens which display Energy Flow
and Fuel Economy information. To
access these screens, press the I
button (
) on the navigation
system, and then select the ‘HEV’
tab.
ENERGY FLOW SCREEN
The Energy flow screen is a graphical representation of how power is
transferred within the Hybrid system to accelerate the vehicle or
recharge the battery. These screens are informational and do not require
any input from you.
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Note:Due to the screen updates and simplification of the graphics, the
display may not show the actual vehicle status.
1. Engine Power: This line represents how much power is being
transferred from the engine to the wheels.
2. Engine: This icon represents the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE).
It will be highlighted only when the ICE is running.
3. Generator Power: This line represents how much power is being
generated by the engine for use by the High Voltage (HV) electric
system, or how much power is being used by the High Voltage (HV)
electric system to control/start the engine.
4. High Voltage (HV) Battery: This icon represents your High Voltage
Battery. It will be highlighted when power is transferred to and from the
battery. The fill level represents the state of charge of your HV Battery.
5. Battery Power: This line represents how much power the HV battery
is providing to accelerate the vehicle (discharging), or how much power
is being delivered from the motor to the battery (charging).
6. Electric motor: This icon represents the Hybrid Electric Motor. This
symbol will be highlighted to indicate that the vehicle is ready to be
driven.
7. Motor power: This line represents how much power is being
transferred between the wheels and the Hybrid Electric Motor.
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The energy flow screens contain a title to indicate which mode is active
within the Hybrid system.
In Hybrid Drive mode, the vehicle
is being powered by both the
electric motor and the engine.
In Charging HV Battery mode,
power is being stored in the high
voltage (HV) battery by the Hybrid
system.
In Idle with Charging mode,
power is being generated to
recharge the high voltage battery.
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2. On the phone screen you can
choose from:
• SEND: Press to receive an
incoming call, make an outgoing
call, or to redial.
• END: Press to end or ignore a
call.
• PRIVACY MODE: Press to
activate privacy mode. During an
active phone call with SYNC, you can choose to transfer the call to
your Bluetooth enabled cellular phone for a private conversation.
Note: This is a phone dependent feature.
• HOLD CALL: Press to put an active call on hold to have a private
conversation within your vehicle cabin. Press again to take off hold.
Note: This is a phone dependent feature.
• JOIN CALLS: Press to join two active calls.
Note: This is a phone dependent feature.
• Digit entry: Press the numbers to manually enter a phone number to
call.
• Signal/battery strength and roaming status
Note: This is a phone dependent feature.
•
: Press to see additional numbers or information (if available).
•
: This Bluetooth icon illuminates when a Bluetoothenabled phone
is connected to SYNC.
SAVING A CONTACT OR A PHONE NUMBER AS A QUICK DIAL
After you have connected your Bluetoothenabled cellular phone and
downloaded your phone book/call history, SYNC allows you to save 10
frequently called numbers for quick access.
1. Press PHONE on the navigation system.
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2. Select the ‘Settings’ tab on the
touchscreen.
3. Select ‘Advanced’.
4. Select ‘Bluetooth On/Off’.
5. Select ‘On’ or ‘Off’.
911 Assist (if equipped)
For 911 Assist to function properly, the vehicle must have battery
power after the crash, the cell phone must be previously paired,
connected to SYNC, and continue to function properly, and the
911 Assist feature must be previously activated.
WARNING: Do not wait for 911 Assist to initiate an emergency
call if you are capable yourself. Dial emergency services
immediately to avoid delayed response time, which could increase the
risk of serious injury or death after a crash. If you do not hear 911
Assist within 5 seconds after the crash, the system or phone may be
damaged or non-functional.
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The cell phone or 911 Assist hardware may become damaged in a
crash, the vehicle may lose battery power, or the cell phone may
be thrown from the vehicle, which could prevent operation.
Additionally, not all crashes deploy an airbag or activate the fuel
pump shut-off, which are the criteria to initiate 911 Assist.
WARNING: Always place cell phone in a secure location to
prevent it from becoming a projectile or becoming damaged in
the event of a collision. Failure to do so may cause serious injury or
damage the phone which could prevent 911 Assist from functioning
properly.
In the event of a crash involving the deployment of an airbag or the
activation of the fuel pump shut-off, SYNC is designed to assist
occupants in attempting to contact emergency services by dialing 911
through the occupant’s paired and connected Bluetoothenabled cellular
phone. Before initiating the call, SYNC provides a 10 second window
which allows the driver or passenger to decide whether to cancel the call
by pressing and holding
on the steering wheel controls. Before
initiating the 911 call for the occupants, SYNC will say the following or a
similar message:
“A crash has occurred. SYNC will attempt to place a call to 911. To
cancel, press and hold the phone button.”
If the call is not cancelled and a successful call is made, a pre-recorded
message will be played for the 911 operator and then the occupant(s) in
the vehicle will be able to communicate with the 911 operator. The
pre-recorded message will be similar to the following example:
“A vehicle crash has been detected that has deployed an airbag or
activated the fuel pump shut-off in a SYNC equipped vehicle. Please send
assistance. You are now connected with the vehicle occupants.”
Note: Failure to cancel the call by pressing
will result in SYNC
dialing 911.
Note: When you are connected to the 911 operator, be prepared to
provide your name, phone number and location immediately, because not
all 911 systems are capable of receiving this information electronically.
The following steps are required for the 911 Assist feature to perform
properly:
• SYNC is on and functioning properly at the time of the incident and
throughout feature activation and use.
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