MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER 2011 2.G MMCS Manual

Advanced Search 3-8
Advanced Search
Separate from the basic search functions,
a specialized search is possible using the
advanced search functions.
1 Press the [Menu]
eng_a645The navi menu is displayed.
2 Touch [Advanced Search]
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eng_a075-2The “Advanced Search” menu is displayed.
Nearby POI
Searching for POI in the vicinity of the
current location.
A maximum of 100 POIs can be searched
for within a range of approximately 60
miles (100km) from the current location.
1 Display the “Advanced Search”
menu and touch [Nearby POI ]

2 Touch the category of the desired POI
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NOTE
categories that have already been stored. Refer to
“Editing My Categories” (page 3-6) for details on
storing a category.
can be selected by touching [Last 5].

3 Touch category type to select
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Advanced Search 3-9
Destination
4 Touch the desired POI
eng_a077>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)
NOTE
display a map of
the vicinity and
corresponding
information.
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From the Scroll MenuPOIs in the vicinity of a specified location can be
searched for from the scroll menu.
1 Scroll the map and place the
cursor on the location of the desired
facility, and press the [ENT] key
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2 Touch [Nearby POI ]The remaining operations are the same as from step 2
of “Nearby POI ” (page 3-8).
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POI along Route
Searching for POI along the set route. A
maximum of 100 POIs can be searched
for.

1 Display the “Advanced Search”
menu and touch [POI along Route]
The remaining operations are the same as from step 2
of “Nearby POI ” (page 3-8).
POI by Dest./Way Point
Searching for POI in the vicinity of the set
destination/way point.
A maximum of 100 POIs can be searched
for within a range of approximately 60
miles (100km) from the destination or way
point.
1 Display the “Advanced Search”
menu and touch [POI by Dest./WP]
2 Touch the destination or way point
eng_a081The remaining operations are the same as from step 2
of “Nearby POI ” (page 3-8).
NOTE
Touch [Info] to display
a map of the vicinity
and corresponding
information.
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Advanced Search 3-10
POI along a Street
Searching for POI along a speci ed street.

1 Display the “Advanced Search”
menu and touch [POI along a Street]

2 Input the “State”, “City” and “Street”Input the “State”, “City” and “Street” with the same
operations as in “From Address/Intersection” (page 3-2)
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NOTE
location, “No POI found” is displayed. Touch [OK]
and set a different location.
3 Touch the “Category” button

4 Touch the category of the desired POI
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5 Touch the “Point of Interest”
button
6 Input the POI name>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)
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NOTE
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 selected
from the list.
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7 Touch [Set]
eng_a087>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)
POI by Freeway
Searching for POI along a freeway or in
the vicinity of the exit.
Can only be used when driving on a
freeway.

1 Display the “Advanced Search”
menu and touch [POI by FWY]
The FWY area list screen is displayed.
2 Touch the desired area
eng_a088The map for the POI with the highest priority in the
desired exit area is displayed.
NOTE
] is displayed
when there are
two or more POIs
in the area.
Touch
[ ] to display the
POI list and make a
detailed selection.
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Advanced Search 3-11
Destination
3 Touch [Set]
eng_a090>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)
FWY Area List Screen
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A) Area information
a) Exit number
b) Freeway name
c) Distance from vehicle
B) The POI with the highest priority in the vicinity of the exit
d) The closest POI to the exit
C) POI list display button

Displayed if there are two or more facilities in the area
vicinity. Displays the list and enables selection of stored
facilities at the destination or along the route.
Map Point
Searching for a location by scrolling (page
2-8)
the map.

1 Display the “Advanced Search”
menu and touch [Map Point]
The scroll menu is displayed.
The remaining operations are the same as from
“Destination Setting for Sc rolled Position” (page 2-8).
Return Trip
The starting position when setting a route
can be set as a new destination.

1 Display the “Advanced Search”
menu and touch [Return Trip]
A map of the vicinity is displayed with the starting
position at the center.
>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)
Latitude/Longitude
The destination can be set by specifying
the latitude/longitude.

1 Display the “Advanced Search”
menu and touch [Latitude/Longitude]
The latitude/longitude of the current location are
displayed.
2 Touch [Latitude] or [Longitude]
eng_a091The latitude or longitude can now be edited.
3 Input the latitude/longitude of the
destination
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NOTE ] or [ ] to change the input position.
4 Touch [Set]>>> Continued at “Destination Setting” (page 3-12)
a)
c) b)d)
A) B) C)
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Destination Setting 3-12
Destination Setting
After deciding on a location it can be set as a
destination or way point, or the location can
be stored.
Setting as Destination
Setting the displayed location as the
destination.

1 Touch [Start]
eng_a093When a route has already been set, that route is
deleted and a route search starts with the displayed
location as the destination.

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NOTE
Carpool / HOV inclusion (if so equipped)
screen
displays after
touching[Start]if
there are Carpool/
HOV lanes in
the route set.
Touch[Yes]if a
Carpool/HOV lane
is to be used.
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regulations and requirements for the number of
passengers may sometimes vary or conflict with
the actual traffic regulations.Make sure to drive in
accordance with the actual road situation and traf c
rules.
Setting as Way Point
After finding a location when a route has
already been set, the displayed location
can be set as a way point.

1 Touch [Itinerary List]A list of the way points and destination is displayed.
2 Touch [Add] in the sequence in
which it is to be visited
eng_a095The searched location is added to the route as a way
point.
3 Touch [Start]
eng_a096The route search is started.
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Destination Setting 3-13
Destination
NOTE

display a map of
the vicinity and
corresponding
information.
eng_a097Touch [Show Route] to display the entire route, view 3
different routes and change the calculation conditions in
the same way as
“Showing the Route” (page 4-4).Touch [Re-order] to change the sequence for visiting each
location in the same way as “Re-ordering” (page 4-5).“Adding a Way Point” (page 4-6).
the same way as
“Deleting” (page 4-6).
Touch [Option] to perform settings related to the route in
the same way as “Route Options” (page 11-12)
Storing the Location
Storing the displayed location and adding
it to the address book.

1 Touch [Address Book]The information screen for the location to be stored is
displayed.
2 Touch [Set to Address Book]
eng_a098The displayed location is stored in the address book.
NOTE When editing an icon or name, perform in the same
way as
“Editing a Location” (page 5-4).
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Destination Setting 3-14
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View Route 4-1
Route
Route
View Route
The created route can be viewed using various
methods.
1 Touch [Route] on the current location
screen
eng_a645The route menu is displayed.
2 Touch [View Route]
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Location Information Button
Route Option Icon
eng_a647The view route screen is displayed.
NOTE [] of the location information button or
[1], [2]..., to display the map of the vicinity of the
destination and way point.
Route Option Icon
The route option icon can be used to view
with icons the information set in
“Route
Options” (page 11-12)
.
A) Route Priority
[
]Indicates “Fast”.
[
] Indicates “Short”.
[
] Indicates “Easy”.
B) Minimize Freeway [
]Indicates “Yes”.
[
] Indicates “No”.
C) Minimize Toll Roads [
]Indicates “Yes”.
[
] Indicates “No”.
D) Minimize Ferries [
]Indicates “Yes”.
[
] Indicates “No”.
E) Avoid Traffi c Problems
[
] Indicates “Yes”.
[
] Indicates “No”.
F) Avoid Selected Area [
]Indicates “Yes”.
[
] Indicates “No”.
G) Avoid Time Restricted Roads [
]Indicates “Yes”.
[
] Indicates “No”.
A) B) C) D) E) G)F)
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View Route 4-2
Remaining
Displaying a map of the entire remaining
route, in a scale where it can all be
displayed.

1 Touch [Remaining] in the view
route screen
(page 4-1)
eng_a101Displays a map of the entire remaining route, in a scale
where it can all be displayed.
Preview
The map can be scrolled along the route.
The type of route taken to the destination
can be viewed.

1 Touch [Preview] in the view route
screen
(page 4-1)The preview screen is displayed.
2 Touch [Backward], [Stop] or
[Forward]
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NOTE
position.


Route Outline
A list of the intersections up to the
destination where turns are required is
displayed.

1 Touch [Rt. Outline] in the view
route screen
(page 4-1)
eng_a102A list of the intersections where turns are required is
displayed.
NOTE
Touch an intersection
on the list to display a
map of its vicinity.
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Detour 4-3
Route
Detour
Detours that specify the distance from the
current location, or detours that specify
streets to avoid can be set.

1 Touch [Route] on the current
location screen
eng_a645The route menu is displayed.
2 Touch [Detour]
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eng_a107The detour setting screen is displayed.
Detour Distance
Specifying the distance to calculate the
detour route.

1 Touch the desired detour distance
for “Detour Distance” in the detour
setting screen
(page 4-3)
eng_a648A detour route is calculated according to the speci ed
distance, and route guidance starts.
NOTEThe distance unit in the factory settings is “miles”. If the
unit is changed to “km” (“System Settings” (page 11-5)),
the detour distances are [1], [5], [10], [20], [40], [80].
cannot be selected.
Avoid Street
Settings are performed here for selecting
a start street and an end street, and
detouring the area in between.

1 Touch [Avoid Street] in the detour
setting screen
(page 4-3)A list of streets to be passed on the current route is
displayed.
2 Touch the start street
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NOTE
go to step 4.
3 Touch the end street
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4 Touch [Set] A detour route is calculated according to the speci ed
street area, and route guidance starts.
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