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How to Input Characters
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Introduction Basic Operation
How to Input Characters
This section explains the menu items for the character input keyboard.
Keyboard for Character Input
6) 2)
3)
4) 1)
7)
9)
8)
5)
1) Input character display section
Displays the input characters.
2) The cursor
is displayed with and to the left of ,
characters are input.
3) Input keyboard
Displayed characters can be input by
touch.
4)
Set
This fi nalizes all the input characters and
ends character input mode.
5)
A/a
Switches the characters displayed on
the input keyboard in the order of capital
letters, small letters, and Capital letters.6)

Clears one character among the
characters being input.
7)
Clear All
Clears all the characters being input.
8)
More
Switches the characters displayed on
the input keyboard to “Numbers” and
“Symbols”.
9)
Back
Returns to the previous screen.
ADVICE
• For some functions and character types,
some touch switches may either not be
displayed or changed into some other
touch switch. For details, refer to the
explanations of individual functions.

20 How to Input Characters
Types of Characters That Can
Be Input
The input keyboard is capable of inputting
various characters.
Character input is displayed when it becomes
necessary during the operation of functions.
However, some functions limit the characters
that can be input.
Letters/numbers
Symbols
Keyboard for Number Input
The input keyboard makes it possible to input
house numbers and latitude/longitude.
Input assist for searches
4)5) 1) 3)2)
1)
Displays the previous candidate list.
2) Search candidate list
Displays characters and candidates that
follow the input characters.
Touching this completes the input.
3)

Displays the next candidate list.
4)
List
Displays the search results for the input
characters.
5)
Keyword
Keywords can be input.

Top Menu
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Introduction Basic Operation
Top Menu
By pressing the corresponding key, you can
use various functions from the top menus.
Display Types
The top menus have a number of display
methods. You can use the one you like best.
You can switch by touching the display switch
menu at the top of each top menu.
Touch
switchDisplay contents
NOTE
• The types that can be displayed depend
on the top menu. There are also menus
that do not allow you to switch the display
type.

22 Top Menu
Destination Menu
This section explains the destination menu displayed when you press the DEST key.
This may be the key depending on the model.
2)3)
4)
5)6) 1)
14) 8)
9)10)11)
12)13)
7)
1) Display switch menu
(P21)
Allows you to switch the menu display
type.
2)
Go Home
Allows you to register a home location.
(P68) Also allows you to set your
registered home as the destination.
(P47)
3) Address/Intersection
(P50)
Allows you to search for a location from
an address.
4)
Point of Interest
(P51)
Allows you to input the name of
an establishment to search for the
establishment.
5)
Zip Code
(P95)
Allows you to input the zip code to search
for its location.6)
Phone Number
(P55)
Allows you to input the telephone number
to search for its location.
7)
▲
Displays the numbers for frequently used
locations
(P49).
8) Clock
Displays the current time using 12- or 24-
hour time.
9)
Latitude/Longitude
(P56)
Allows you to input the latitude and
longitude to search for its location.
10)
Return Trip
(P56)
Sets the start location as the destination.
11)
Previous 50
(P50)
Allows you to select a location for which
a map of the surroundings has been
displayed by using the search function.12)
Address Book
(P49)
Allows you to select a location from the
address book.
13)
Advanced Search
(P53)
Allows you to search for an establishment
around the current location or destination,
along the route, etc.
14)
Delete Route
(P65)
Deletes the set route.

Top Menu
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Introduction Basic Operation
Navi Menu
This section explains the navigation menu displayed when you press the NAVI MENU key.
2)3)
4) 1)
5)6)7)8)
1) Route Menu
(P58)
Allows you to check and edit the set route.
2)
Guidance
(P197)
Allows you to set up the guidance display.
3)
Screen
(P199)
Allows you to set up the navigation
display.
4)
RTT
(P77)
Allows you to set up the RTT.
5)
Route Options
(P203)
Allows you to set up the default values for
route search conditions.6)
Navi Voice/Others
(P204)
Allows you to set up the navigation audio
guidance. Also allows you to check vehicle
signals.
(P205)
7) Personal
(P206)
Allows you to manage address book,
home location, and other information.
8)
Start Demo
(P60)
Starts a demo trip.

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Mode
This section explains the Mode displayed when you press the MODE key.
2)
3)
4)
5) 1)
6)
7)
8)
9)
1) Display switch menu
(P21)
Allows you to switch the menu display
type.
2)
AM
(P93)
Allows you to use the AM radio function.
3)
FM
(P93)
Allows you to use the FM radio function.
4)
SD
(P119)
Allows you to play back audio fi les (MP3/
WMA/AAC/WAV) on an SD card.5) USB/iPod menu
*1
When an iPod is connected to this
product,
iPod is displayed. When you
touch it, the iPod screen is displayed.
(→ P114)
When a USB memory is connected to this
product,
USB is displayed. When you
touch it, the USB screen is displayed.
(→ P119)
When nothing is connected to this product,
USB/iPod is displayed.
6)
SIRIUS *4 (P99)
Allows you to use satellite radio.
7)
CD
Plays media inserted into this product.
Audio CD
(→ P107)
Audio fi les (MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV) (→ P110)
8) AUX *1, *2 (P130)
When an external input device is
connected to this product, the audio from
the external input device is played.
9)
Bluetooth Audio *3(P125)
When a Bluetooth-capable audio device
is connected to this product, the Bluetooth
audio function can be used.
*1 This is equipment that only some vehicle types have. This
also requires the external input device and a cable.
*2 [AUX] is displayed even if no separately-purchased
external input/output cable and external input device is
connected to this product.
*3 This is equipment that only some vehicle types have. This
requires an audio device that is Bluetooth capable. No
cable is required.
*4 This is equipment that only some vehicle types have.
Requires satellite tuner connection.

Top Menu
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Introduction Basic Operation
INFO Menu
This section explains the info menu displayed when you press the INFO key.
The order of display items may differ depending on the model.
In that case, 9)
Fuel/Weather changes to HD Information .
2)3)
4)
5)
6) 1)Menu 1
7)
8)
9)10)11)
12) Menu213)14)
1) Display switch menu
(P21)
Allows you to switch the menu display
type.
2)
Calendar
(P131)
Displays the calendar. Allows you to check
and set special days and anniversaries.
3)
GPS Information
(P143)
Allows you to check the name of the
current location, its latitude/longitude,
and the number of GPS satellites being
received.4)
Trip * (P138)
Allows you to check and set trip
information.
5)
Environment * (P153)
Allows you to check the outside air
temperature, altitude, and air pressure.
6)
Air Conditioner * (P142)
Allows you to check the air conditioner
status.7)
Maintenance * (P154)
Allows you to make settings for
notifi cations when engine oil, oil fi lter, and
other maintenance is due.
8)
Mobile Phone * (P145)
Allows you to make and receive telephone
calls.
9)
Fuel/Weather
(P159)
Allows you to check Fuel prices and
weather information.
10)
User SD
(P136)
Allows you to check the SD card capacity
and available space.
Also allows you to update the map
database
(P137).
11)
more
When there are many items, you can
move forward/back by page. This is not
displayed when there are few items.
12)
Map Reg. Code (P137)
Allows you to check the request code
required for updating the map.
13)
Voice Control Help * (P195)
Allows you to check a list of voice
commands, the usage for voice control,
etc.
14)
Version Info.
(P165)
Allows you to check the program version,
map version, etc.
* This is displayed when your car is equipped with the
equipment.

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SETTINGS Menu
This section explains the settings menu displayed when you press the SETTINGS key.
6)
Sound Quality Control
may not be displayed depending on the model.
2)1)
3)5)6)
4)
1) Display Off
(P216)
Allows you to switch OFF the screen
display.
2)
Picture Control
(P216)
Allows you to adjust the picture quality.
3)
Vehicle Settings *1 (P216)
Allows you to make settings for vehicle
equipment.4)
System *2
Allows you to make settings for the
Time
(P211), Language (P211), Opening
Setting
(P212), Camera (P152), A/C Cut-
in
(P212), Units (P212), Pairing (P213),
Keyboard Layout
(P215), etc.
5)
Clock Screen
(P221)
Displays the clock.
6)
Sound Quality Control (P207)
Allows you to perform settings related to
sound quality.
*1 This is displayed when your car is equipped with the
equipment.
*2 Depending on the equipment, some of the items in
[System] may not be displayed.

Navigation Functions
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NAVI Basic Operation
NAVI
This chapter explains navigation function operations.
Basic Operation
Navigation
Functions
What is Navigation?
Navigation is a system that measures the
location of your car and guides you along the
route to the set destination. Your car's location
displayed on the map is measured with the
“GPS” and “Map matching” functions.
GPS(Global Positioning
System)
The system that uses GPS satellites to detect
the location is called “GPS”. The radio signals
from these GPS satellites are received and
the location of one's own car is measured to
within about 30 to 200 meters.
• Measuring your car's location takes about 2
minutes in a location with a good view. The
fi rst time this product is used or it is used
after a long while, it takes about 5 minutes to
measure your car's location.• The GPS satellites are managed by the
Department of Defense of the United States
of America, which sometimes deliberately
reduces the location precision. When that
happens, the location of your car may not be
displayed in the correct location.
Map Matching
“Map matching” is a function that compares
the route tracking data for your car with the
road confi guration in the map data, estimates
the road you are driving on, and displays this
on the map.
CAUTION
• The map displayed for navigation and
the traffi c rule information were prepared
based on various types of information
when the map data was prepared, so
they may differ from the actual roads
and traffi c regulations. Always follow the
actual roads and obey the actual traffi c
regulations.
GPS Antenna
GPS
antenna
The location of your car is measured by
receiving weak radio signals from GPS
satellites with the “GPS antenna”.
ADVICE
If the radio signals from the GPS satellite
are blocked, the location of your car may
not be displayed in the correct location, so
observe the following rules.
• Do not paste a mirror type fi lm or shade
fi lm that contains carbon onto the
windshield.
• Do not place anything on or near the
GPS antenna.
• Do not use a mobile phone, PHS,
computer, etc. near the GPS antenna.

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Map Data
The map data may contain wrong or missing
characters, incorrect locations etc.
Position Measurement
When Accurate Position
Measurement Is Not Possible
Radio signals from GPS satellites cannot be
received in locations such as in tunnels, indoor
parking garages, locations surrounded by high
buildings, mountains or trees, under freeways
and elevated train lines. In such cases, the
position measurement uses autonomous
navigation based on the gyro sensor and
speed sensor, so accurate measurement of
your car's location may become impossible.
Measurement Error
When radio signals cannot be received from
GPS satellites, measurement error occurs
easily and the location of your car may not be
displayed correctly.
If you keep on driving, when it becomes
possible to receive radio signals from GPS
satellites, the error in the current location will
be automatically corrected.Reasons Why the Location of Your
Car Is Not Displayed Correctly
• When a freeway and general road are near
each other
• When driving roads laid out in a grid
• When driving on a mountain road with a
sharp slope
• When turning left or right after having driven
a long while on a straight road
• Immediately after the engine is switched ON
• When driving at slow speed, for example on
a congested road or in a parking lot (Because
some cars do not output a vehicle speed
signal when driving too slow)
• When traveling with chains on the tires
• When the vehicle was turned on a turntable
or the like
• When driving through a fork in the road with
a small angle between the two branches
• After the vehicle has been moved by ferry or
the like
• When driving in a multi-level parking garage
or on a spiral road
• When zig-zagging on a wide road
• When a tire has been replaced with the
emergency spare
• When driving on snow, sand, or other
slippery road
3D Position Measurement
When effective radio signals for which
positional precision can be expected can be
received from four or more GPS satellites, the
3D position of latitude, longitude, and altitude
can be calculated.
“GPS Information”(P143)
2D Position Measurement
When effective radio signals for which
positional precision can be expected can be
received from three or more GPS satellites
but not enough for 3D position measurement,
the altitude is assumed to have remained
the same since the last time it could be
measured and only the 2D of latitude and
longitude can be calculated. In this case, the
positional precision is less than for 3D position
measurement.
“GPS Information” (P143)
Non-measurable Position
When effective radio signals from GPS
satellites for which positional precision can be
expected can not be received, the position is
not measured.
“GPS Information”(P143)