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![MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Setup   2-17
Operation of MMCS
Equipment
Various equipment settings can be 
performed.
 1  Display the Main Menu and 
touch [Setup]
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 2 Touch [Equipment]
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The equipment settings screen i MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Setup   2-17
Operation of MMCS
Equipment
Various equipment settings can be 
performed.
 1  Display the Main Menu and 
touch [Setup]
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 2 Touch [Equipment]
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The equipment settings screen i](/img/19/7445/w960_7445-29.png)
Setup   2-17
Operation of MMCS
Equipment
Various equipment settings can be 
performed.
 1  Display the Main Menu and 
touch [Setup]
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 2 Touch [Equipment]
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The equipment settings screen is displayed.
 3 Touch [Change]
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 4  Touch an item to set
There are 5 pages of setting items. Touch [ 
 ] 
or [   ] of “Page” to change between the setting 
screens and perform the settings.
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 5 Touch [Back]
 The equipment settings are completed.
Keyless Entry SystemSettings related to the keyless entry system can 
be performed.
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Horn Answerback
Sounds [On]: Sound is made when the key 
locks or unlocks the vehicle.
[Off]: Sound is not made when the 
key locks or unlocks the vehicle.
Button 
Pushes[Once]: Horn sounds when door is 
locked by keyless.
[Twice]: Horn sounds when 
door lock is pushed twice using 
keyless.(Horn sounds if doors are 
already locked.)Turn Signal Lights Answerback
[Locking only] Tur n signal lights illuminate 
only when the vehicle is 
locked.
[Unlocking only] Tur n signal lights illuminate 
only when the vehicle is 
unlocked.
[Both] Tur n signal lights illuminate 
when the vehicle is locked or 
unlocked.
[Not-operated] Tu r n  signal lights do not 
illuminate in either case. 
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![MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Setup   2-19
Operation of MMCS
Power Door LocksSettings related to the power door locks can be 
performed.
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Automatic Relocking after Unlocked with Keyless 
Entry System
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Operation of MMCS
Power Door LocksSettings related to the power door locks can be 
performed.
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Automatic Relocking after Unlocked with Keyless 
Entry System
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Setup   2-19
Operation of MMCS
Power Door LocksSettings related to the power door locks can be 
performed.
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Automatic Relocking after Unlocked with Keyless 
Entry System
[30 sec] Locks after 30 seconds.
[60 sec] Locks after 60 seconds.
[120 sec] Locks after 120 seconds.
[180 sec] Locks after 180 seconds.Unlock Operation with Key and Keyless Entry System[Only Driver's 
Door]
Only the driver’s door unlocks.
[All Doors] All doors unlock.
Returning the Settings to Default
 1  Display the [Equipment] screen 
(2-17) 2 Touch [Reset All]
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 3 Touch [Yes]
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The equipment settings are returned to default.
Clearing the Screen
The screen can be cleared.
 1  Display the Main Menu and 
touch [Setup]
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 2 Touch [Blank]
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The screen is cleared.NOTE After the screen is cleared, touch the screen 
again to return to the Setup screen. 
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![MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Maintenance   2-20
Maintenance
Maintenance timing alerts can be set, such 
as for the engine oil and oil filter.
 1  Display the Main Menu
 2 Touch [Maintenance]
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The maintenance list MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Maintenance   2-20
Maintenance
Maintenance timing alerts can be set, such 
as for the engine oil and oil filter.
 1  Display the Main Menu
 2 Touch [Maintenance]
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Maintenance   2-20
Maintenance
Maintenance timing alerts can be set, such 
as for the engine oil and oil filter.
 1  Display the Main Menu
 2 Touch [Maintenance]
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The maintenance list screen is displayed.NOTE Items that have reached the maintenance timing 
are displayed in yellow.
Setting the Maintenance Timing
An item can be selected to set the 
maintenance timing.
 1  On the maintenance list screen, 
touch the item to be set
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The maintenance information screen of the 
selected item is displayed. 2 Touch [Setup]
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The maintenance setting screen is displayed.
NOTE “Date” displays the date on which the maintenance 
was performed. “Changed at Odometer” displays the odometer 
value at the time of maintenance.
 “Remaining Distance” displays the distance that 
remains until the next maintenance.
 Touch [   ] or [   ] of “Page” to scroll through 
the pages to different items. 3  Touch [ - ] or [ + ] of “Distance 
Setting” or “Date Setting” to set the 
distance to or the date of the next 
maintenance.
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NOTE Touch [Default] to return to the factory settings.
 “Distance Setting” is used to set the distance 
from the performance of maintenance to the 
time of the next maintenance.
 “Date Setting” is used to set the number of 
months from the performance of maintenance to 
the time of the next maintenance. 4 Touch [Back]
The maintenance timing settings are completed. 
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![MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Environment   2-23
Operation of MMCS
Environment
The outside air temperature, altitude, and air 
pressure can be viewed.
 1  Display the Main Menu
 2 Touch [Environment]
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NOTE The di MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Environment   2-23
Operation of MMCS
Environment
The outside air temperature, altitude, and air 
pressure can be viewed.
 1  Display the Main Menu
 2 Touch [Environment]
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Environment   2-23
Operation of MMCS
Environment
The outside air temperature, altitude, and air 
pressure can be viewed.
 1  Display the Main Menu
 2 Touch [Environment]
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NOTE The display graph displays the latest information 
in 5-minute units.
 If there is no air 
pressure sensor, 
only the outside 
air temperature 
is displayed.
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 If there is no 
outside air 
temperature 
sensor, only the 
altitude and air 
pressure are 
displayed.
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 The units can be changed from Fahrenheit to 
Celsius, from “ft” to “m”, and from “inHg” to 
“kPa”. Refer to “Display Unit” in 
“Setup” (2-15)
. 
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![MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Calendar   2-24
Calendar
Displaying the calendar. Schedule can be 
viewed and set.
 1  Display the main menu
 2 Touch [Calendar]
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NOTE Today’s date is displayed in green.
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Calendar
Displaying the calendar. Schedule can be 
viewed and set.
 1  Display the main menu
 2 Touch [Calendar]
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NOTE Today’s date is displayed in green.
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Calendar   2-24
Calendar
Displaying the calendar. Schedule can be 
viewed and set.
 1  Display the main menu
 2 Touch [Calendar]
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NOTE Today’s date is displayed in green.
 Directly touch the date on the calendar to 
display the schedule setting screen and set a 
schedule item. 
 >>> “Setting the Schedule” (2-24) A schedule icon is displayed on dates where a 
schedule item has been set.
 >>> “Schedule Icon” (2-24)
NOTE Touch the schedule icon to display the schedule 
list and edit a schedule item.
 >>> “Editing the Schedule” (2-26) Touch [   ] or [   ] of [Page] to display the 
previous month or the next month of the 
calendar.
 Touch [Mark] to display the schedule list and 
set a new schedule item.
 >>> “Setting the Schedule” (2-24)Schedule IconThe schedule icons have the following meanings.
Birthday
Leisure
Anniversary
Travel
Date
Holiday
Shopping
Unknown
Setting the Schedule
Setting a new schedule item. A 
maximum of 16 schedule items can be 
set.
 1 Touch [Mark]
 The schedule list is displayed. 2  Touch the list number
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The schedule setting screen is displayed.NOTE List numbers from 1 to 16 are displayed for 
buttons without schedule items.
 Touch [   ] or [   ] of [Page] to scroll through 
the pages.
 Touch a button where settings have been 
completed to display the schedule setting 
screen and edit a schedule item.
 >>> “Editing the Schedule” (2-26) 
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![MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Calendar   2-26
Editing the Schedule
Editing a set schedule item.
 1 Touch [Mark]
 The schedule list is displayed. 2  Touch the schedule item to edit
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Editing the Schedule
Editing a set schedule item.
 1 Touch [Mark]
 The schedule list is displayed. 2  Touch the schedule item to edit
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Calendar   2-26
Editing the Schedule
Editing a set schedule item.
 1 Touch [Mark]
 The schedule list is displayed. 2  Touch the schedule item to edit
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NOTE List numbers from 1 to 16 are displayed for 
buttons without schedule items. Touch a list 
number to set a new schedule item.
 >>> “Setting the Schedule” (2-24) Touch [   ] or [   ] of [Page] to scroll through 
the pages.
 
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The schedule setting screen is displayed.
The remaining operations are the same as from 
step 3 of 
“Setting the Schedule” (2-24)Deleting the Schedule
Deleting a set schedule item.
 1 Touch [Mark]
 The schedule list is displayed. 2  Touch the schedule item to 
delete
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The schedule setting screen is displayed.NOTE List numbers from 1 to 16 are displayed for 
buttons without schedule items. Touch a list 
number to set a new schedule item.
 >>> “Setting the Schedule” (2-24) Touch [   ] or [   ] of [Page] to scroll through 
the pages.
 3 Touch [Clear]
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The schedule deletion is completed. 
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Displaying the Navi Screen   3-1
Basic Operation
Basic Operation
Displaying the Navi Screen
This section explains how to start and exit 
the navi from the Main Menu.
WARNING
 Do not operate the Mitsubishi Multi Communication 
System (MMCS) while driving. Always concentrate on your driving   rst. Keep your
 
eyes and mind on the road. If distracted while 
driving, you could cause an accident.
 When operating the MMCS, do not park with the 
engine running in a closed or poorly ventilated 
area. Carbon monoxide gas, which is odorless 
and extremely poisonous, can build up and cause 
serious injury or death.
Starting the Navi
 1  Turn “ON” the ignition switch
NOTE
 If the navi function was being used when the 
engine was previously turned off, go to step 4. 2  Display the Main Menu
 3 Touch [Navi]
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 4  Touch the desired language
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Read the display carefully. If you agree with the 
statement, touch [OK]. 5 Touch [OK]
 The current location screen is displayed.
Returning to the Main Menu 
This section explains how to return to 
the Main Menu.
 1  Display the current location 
screen.
 2 Touch [Main]
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The main menu is displayed. 
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Menu Screens (Four Menus)   3-2Menu Screens(Four Menus)
Current Location Menu
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1) Orientation Mark
  The orientation of the map can be changed.
 >>> “Changing the Map Orientation” (3-7)2) [Voice]
 An intersection guidance map for the next 
intersection is displayed, and voice guidance is 
performed. Only displayed when a route has been 
set.
 >>> “Listening to the Voice Guide” (3-13)
3) [Route]
  The “Route Menu” is displayed and the route 
can be viewed or edited. Only displayed when 
a route has been set. 
>>> “Routes” (5-1)
4) [Navi Menu]  The “Navi Menu” is displayed and the 
destination settings or setup can be performed. >>> “Destination” (4-1), “Setup” (7-1)5) [Main]
  The Main Menu is displayed.
 >>> “Returning to the Main Menu” (3-1)6)  Scale Change Button
  The map scale can be changed.
 >>> “Changing the Scale” (3-6)
Scroll Menu
Touch the map to display.
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1) Arrow Buttons
  The map is scrolled. The map can be scrolled 
in the 8 arrow directions. 
 >>> “Scrolling the Map” (3-9)2) Cursor
3) [Location]
  The positional relationship between the cursor 
position and the current location can be 
viewed. 
>>> “Viewing the Car Location” (3-10)
4) [Nearby POI]
  POI can be searched for in the vicinity of the 
cursor position. 
>>> “Nearby POI” (4-8)
5) [Address Book]
  The cursor position can be stored in the 
address book.
 >>> “Storing a New Location” (6-1)6) [Set]
  Sets the cursor position as the destination.
 >>> “Destination Setting for Scrolled Position” 
(3-10)
1)
2)
3)
4)5)
3)1)2)
6)5)4) 6) 
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![MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual Menu Screens (Four Menus)   3-3
Basic Operation
Navi Menu
Touch [Navi Menu] in the current 
location menu to display.
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1) [Address/Intersection]
  The location can be searched for using the 
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Basic Operation
Navi Menu
Touch [Navi Menu] in the current 
location menu to display.
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1) [Address/Intersection]
  The location can be searched for using the 
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Menu Screens (Four Menus)   3-3
Basic Operation
Navi Menu
Touch [Navi Menu] in the current 
location menu to display.
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1) [Address/Intersection]
  The location can be searched for using the 
address or street name of the destination.
 >>> “From Address/Intersection” (4-3)2) [POI Name]
  The location can be searched for using a POI 
name. 
>>> “Point of Interest (POI) Name” (4-6)
3) [Advanced]
  A detailed search is possible based on the 
POI search.
 >>> “Advanced Search” (4-8)4) [Previous 20]
  A new destination can be set from the 20 
destinations that have been previously set. >>> “Previous 20” (4-7)5) [Address Book]
  A previously stored location can be called up 
and set as the destination.
 >>> “Address Book” (4-2)
6) [Go Home]
  A route can be set for returning home.
 >>> “Go Home” (4-2)7) [Setup]
  Various functions related to the navigation can 
be set. 
>>> “Setup” (7-1)
8) [Information]
  Basic information related to the navigation can 
be viewed. 
>>> “Information” (8-1)
Route Menu
The route can be viewed or edited.
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1) [Detour]
  The route can be changed to one that detours 
a speci  ed area.
 >>> “Detour” (5-3)
2) [Itinerary]
  The destination position can be changed, 
a way point can be added, and the route 
calculation conditions can be changed.
 >>> “Editing the Route (Itinerary)” (5-5)3) [View Route]
  The route can be viewed using various 
methods.
>>> “View Route” (5-1)
4) [Delete Route]
  Deleting a created route.
 >>> “Deleting the Route” (5-9)5) [Nearby POI]
  POI can be searched for in the vicinity of the 
current location.
>>> “Nearby POI” (4-8) 
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Menu Screens (Four Menus)   3-4
Explanation of Common Buttons
This section explains the common 
buttons that appear in all the menu 
screens.
Displays the current location screen.Returns to the previous screen.Scrolls forward through a list one line 
at a time.Scrolls forward through a list one 
page at a time.Scrolls back through a list one line at 
a time.Scrolls back through a list one page 
at a time.