Set the date MITSUBISHI GALANT 2012 9.G MMCS Manual

Map Disc 1-5
Introduction
Map DiscSupported Areas
The map data for the MMCS has been
divided and recorded on 3 discs.
Refer to
“Support Information” (8-2)
for
details on how to view the supported
areas.
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However, the divided map data is only
used for searching POIs or addresses.
Scroll operations to set destinations
and store locations are always
available.
Map Disc Loading and Removal
Map Disc LoadingPress down the lid of the disc insertion slot.
Load the map disc with the label facing upwards.
The system is loaded automatically.
After the disc reading is completed, be sure to
pull up and close the lid of the disc insertion slot.NOTE The software version is updated automatically
when the map disc is loaded into the system,
the rst time only.
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At this time, do not turn the ignition switch from
ACC to OFF.
Map Disc RemovalThe disc comes out automatically when the lid is
pressed down.
Do not touch the recorded surface when removing
the disc.Map Disc
LidNOTE The map disc (DVD-ROM) was created with the
most up-to-date database possible.
However, the actual road conditions may
sometimes be different due to new roads,
changes in existing roads, or name changes.
Be sure to drive according to the actual traf c
conditions.
 The contents of the map disc may be subject to
change without notice.
We recommend using the latest version of the
DVD-ROM.
 Please consult your local dealer for details.

Route Calculation 1-10
Route Calculation
 The most up-to-date road information and
regulation data possible have been used for
the maps and information used in this system.
However, subsequent road changes may
cause the information to differ from the actual
conditions, and inappropriate guidance may be
given. Be sure to drive according to the actual
traf c conditions.
 Not all roads are subject to the recommended
route guidance.
 The calculated route is only one example of a
road that reaches the destination, which the
system calculated by taking into account road
types and traf c conditions. It is not necessarily
always the best route.
 Not all ferry routes are necessarily stored in the
data. Further, even if ferry routes are prioritized
they are not necessarily used in the route.
 The route selection is a comprehensive
judgement based on factors such as the road
type, distance and road width, but this does
not mean that the best route is always selected.
Think of the route as only one example of many
possible routes. The route guidance is performed for the roads
subject to the route guidance that are the
nearest to the destination or way point. For
this reason, an inappropriate route may be
displayed if the set route includes a location
where many roads are concentrated together,
such as at an interchange. Further, if the
destination or way point becomes far away from
the intersections of roads subject to the route
guidance, a route may be displayed that passes
the destination or way point.
 Traffic lanes in both directions are separately
input for wide roads or roads with central
dividers. If a destination (way point) is set in this
kind of position, a route may be selected that
passes and then returns to the destination (way
point).
 The rst guidance location is the road nearest to
the starting position (vehicle).
 The nal guidance location is the road nearest
to the location set as the destination.
 If while driving along the route seems very
indirect, it is possible that a route has been set
in the direction opposite to the current vehicle
direction.
 The guidance route may result in the vehicle
being on the opposite side of a river or station
from that which is desired. If this happens,
move the destination near to the desired road. Sometimes it will not be possible to avoid toll
roads or ferry routes, when there are no other
suitable routes.
 If three recommended routes do not exist, the
same route may be repeated.
 Sometimes the enlarged intersection map will
not be displayed immediately after the route
calculation, or due to other conditions.

Starting the MMCS Screen 2-1
Operation of MMCS
Operation of MMCS
Starting the MMCS Screen
Starting the MMCS (Mitsubishi Multi
Communication System).
1 Turn “ON” the ignition switch
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If no operations are performed here, the screen
displayed the previous time the system was used
is displayed after approximately 5 seconds.
NOTE Touch a language to set the system language.
 If a schedule
(2-24)

has been set and
a schedule item
corresponds to the
date, a message
is displayed on the
opening screen.
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 If maintenance information
(2-20)
has been set
and the maintenance timing currently applies
to the vehicle,
(the maintenance icon) is
displayed.
 The screen display can be cleared. Refer to
“Clearing the Screen” (2-19)
.

Setup 2-14
System
The basic settings required by the
MMCS can be performed here.
1 Display the Main Menu and
touch [Setup]
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2 Touch [System]
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3 Touch an item to set
There are 3 pages of setting items. Touch [
]
or [ ] of “Page” to change between the setting
screens and perform the settings.
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4 Touch [Back]
The system settings are completed.
Time ZoneTouch [ ] or [ ] to set “Pacific”, “Mountain”,
“Central”, “Eastern”, “Atlantic” or “Newfoundland”
as the time zone.NOTE This item can also be set from the navi menu. >>> “Time Zone” (7-2)Daylight Saving TimeWhether or not to use daylight saving time can be
set.
[On] Use daylight saving time.
[Off] Do not use daylight saving time.NOTE This item can also be set from the navi menu. >>> “Time Zone” (7-2)Date and ClockAdjusted automatically.LanguageTouch [ ] or [ ] to set the language used by
the system.
[English] Change to English.
[Français] Change to French.
[Español] Change to Spanish.NOTE This item can also be set from the navi menu. >>> “Language” (7-1)

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.

Maintenance 2-21
Operation of MMCS
Updating All Information
Updating maintenance information
for all the items, and starting the
measurement of the replacement
timing or distance.
1 Touch [Update All] on the
maintenance list screen
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2 Touch [Yes]
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Deleting All Information
Resetting maintenance information (the
set replacement timing or distance)
for all the items, and canceling the
measurement of the replacement
timing or distance.
1 Touch [Clear All] on the
maintenance list screen
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2 Touch [Yes]
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Updating by Item
Updating maintenance information by
item.
1 Touch [Update] on the
maintenance information screen
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2 Touch [Yes]
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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)

Basic Method 4-3
Destination
From Address/Intersection
Used when the address or street name
of the destination is known.
1
Display the Navi Menu and touch
[Address/Intersection]
2
Touch the “State” button
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NOTE The name of the state that was previously set is
displayed in the “State” button.
 One of the five
most recently
selected states
can be selected
by touching
[Last 5] of “State”.
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3 Input the state name
>>> “How to Enter Text” (3-14)
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NOTE If there is only one candidate when a character
is input for the state name, go to step 4.
 If there are five candidates or less when a
character is input for the state name, a list is
displayed and a state can be selected from the
list.
 Touch [List] to
select a state
from the list.
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4 Touch [All Cities]
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NOTE One of the five
most recently
selected
cities from the
corresponding
state can be
selected by
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touching [Last 5] of “City”. 5 Input the city name
>>> “How to Enter Text” (3-14)
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NOTE If there is only one candidate when a character
is input for the city name, go to step 6.
 If there are five candidates or less when a
character is input for the city name, a list is
displayed and a city can be selected from the
list.
 Touch [List] to
select a city
from the list.
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Basic Method 4-4NOTE Touch [Keyword]
to display only
the city names
that include the
input letters. The
city can then be
selected from
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this list.
 Touch [Zip Code]
to input the zip
code and specify
the address.
Note that [Last 5]
is not stored for
the zip code.
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If there is only one candidate when a character
is input for the zip code, go to step 6.
If there are five candidates or less when a
character is input for the zip code, a list is
displayed and a zip code can be selected from
the list.
Touch [List] on
the “Zip Code
Input” screen
after inputting
a character to
display only the
zip codes that
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start with the input character. The zip code can
then be selected from this list.
6 Touch [All Streets]
NOTE
 One of the five most recently selected streets
from the corresponding state and city can be
selected by touching [Last 5] of “Street”. 7 Input the street name
>>> “How to Enter Text” (3-14)
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NOTE If there is only one candidate when a character
is input for the street name, go to step 8.
 If there are five candidates or less when a
character is input for the street name, a list is
displayed and a street can be selected from the
list.
 Touch [List] to
select a street
from the list.
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NOTE Touch [Keyword]
to display only
the street names
that include the
input letters. The
street can then
be selected from
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this list. 8 Touch [Set]
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>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (4-13)NOTEThe house number or intersection name can then
be speci ed to set a more detailed address. Both
cannot be speci ed.
 Touch [All House Numbers] to set a detailed
address by inputting the house number.
>>> “House Number Input” (4-5) Touch [All Intersections] to set a detailed
address by inputting the intersection name.
>>> “Intersection Input” (4-5)

Basic Method 4-6
Point of Interest (POI) Name
Used when the name of the desired
POI is known.
1 Display the Navi Menu and
touch [POI Name]
2 Input the “State” and “City”
Input the “State” and “City” with the same
operations as in
“From Address/Intersection” (4-3).
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3 Touch [All Categories]
The “POI Category” screen is displayed.
The operation in step 5 can be performed even if
a category is not selected. 4 Touch the category of the
desired POI
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NOTE Touch [My Categories] to select frequently used
categories that have already been stored. Refer
to
“Editing My Categories” (4-7)
for details on
storing a category.
 One of the five most recently selected
categories can be selected by touching [Last 5].
 Touch [All] to select from all categories.
5 Touch category type to select
6 Touch [All POIs]
7 Input the POI name
>>> “How to Enter Text” (3-14)
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NOTE If there is only one candidate when a character
is input for the POI name, go to step 7.
 If there are five
candidates or less
when a character
is input for the
POI name,
a list
is displayed and
a POI can be
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selected from the list.
8 Touch [Set]
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NOTE If the input
POI is a large
POI such as
an airport, POI
from within the
facility can be
selected. In this
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case, a [Sub POI] button is displayed on the
bottom of the screen.
 Touch [Sub POI]
to display the
list and select
a detailed POI.
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>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (4-13)