SKODA OCTAVIA 2008 2.G / (1Z) Columbus Navigation System Manual
Manufacturer: SKODA, Model Year: 2008, Model line: OCTAVIA, Model: SKODA OCTAVIA 2008 2.G / (1Z)Pages: 75, PDF Size: 3.54 MB
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– If the corresponding message appears, press the key or press the function key and take out the navigation DVD. Active route guid-
ance is interrupted and must be restarted.
Updating navigation data in the unit
– If the data of the navigation DVD is not identical to that stored in the
navigation memory of the unit, a corresponding message will be
displayed.
– Press on the function key to ov erwrite the data in the navigation
system memory of the unit with the data from the navigation DVD.
Using the data of a navigation DVD for a short period of time
– If you leave the stored area map in the navigation memory of the unit
for only a short period of time, insert the navigation DVD for the area
to be driven.
– Press on the function key and leave the navigation DVD in the unit. The unit uses only the data from the navigation DVD for the
navigation.
– If you are again in the area of the ma p material stored in the navigation
memory, press the key to take out the navigation DVD.
Storing the navigation data can take up to one hour. Route guidance will start via
the navigation DVD while the navigation data is being stored. Please note that route
guidance will be interrupted if the navi gation DVD is taken out. Route guidance
must then be restarted with details suppl ied from the navigation system memory
of the unit.
Up to date navigation data and new navigation DVD
Road guidance is subject to constant chan ges (e.g. new streets, changes of street
names and house numbers). A navigation DVD is a huge data store, which unfortu-
nately will not be up to date after a cert ain time. This can lead to complaints during
route guidance. It is for this reason that you must regula
rly update the navigation data on your unit
with a current navigation DVD.
Input windows of the navigation systemSelecting a destination from the list
– If you press on the function key after opening the input mask, a list will open with all the destinations containing the relevant parameters
selectable from the navigation memory (e.g. and ).
– If need be, move the sliding regulator to the right edge of the touch- screen for all entries in the list to be displayed.
– Press the desired entry in the list to take it over for the address.
Limiting the destination and selecting from the list
– You can open a list of the selectable destinations any time by pressing the function key behind the entry line while making entries in the
entry line. Only destinations select able from the navigation memory
will be displayed and which corres pond to the requirements and the
character sequence in the entry line.
– The number of selectable destinatio ns will be displayed in the func-
tion key if fewer than one hundred destinations can be selected.
–If fewer than six destinations ar e selectable, the entry window will
close automatically and a list of possible destinations will be
displayed.
Eject
SaveTe m p o r a r y
State
City
**
**
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40Main menu Navigation– Press the selector key . The last opened menu in the navigation
will be displayed.
– Press the selector key again if the main menu Navigation
⇒ fig. 15 has not been displayed.
and set
– opens a window with information about your current location. When in
this menu you can store the displayed loca tion by pressing in the destination
memory.
– stores the current position as “flagged destination” in the destination menu.
Only one destination can be stored in the destination memory under “flagged
destination”. If the flagged destination is not renamed, it is overwritten by renewed
pressing of .
Further function keys in the main navigation menu
– opens a selection menu to select the type of destination entry.
•
- serves for the entry of a new destination.
•
– for changing over into the tour mode if more than two destina-
tions still have be driven during route guidance.
– opens a pop-up window:
•
– for selection of an already stored travel destination.
•
– to store the displayed travel destination in the main menu
Navigation .
•
– switches over to the destination memory.
– opens a pop-up window during route guidance:
•
– displays a list with street names or street descriptions of those parts
of the journey still to be driven during route guidance.
•
– use the direction arrow to display a list with turning points still to be
driven during route guidance.
•
– for manual entry of a route block.
•
– to cancel manually a route block.
– opens a pop-up window:
•
– for inputting an additional destination which
must still be driven during route guidance.
•
– for switching over into the waypoint mode if in non-digitalised
areas, specific points are set (Offroad Navigation).
– starts route guidance to the displayed travel destination.
Fig. 15 Main navigation
menu with address.Fig. 16 Select route option.
NAVNAV
Position
Position
Save
New dest.
New dest.To u r m o d e
Memory
Load destinationSave destinationEdit memory
Route
Route listMan. listCongestion aheadCancel lexclusion
Extras
Enter intermediate destinationWaypoint nav.
Start
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Determining the parameters for the route calculation
The menu Route options is called up ⇒page 40, fig. 16 by pressing in the
main menu Navigation ⇒page 40, fig. 15 . The menu Route options is used to
determine the criteria according to which a route is to be calculated and what types
of destination you wish to allow for the route calculation.
The changes in the menu Route options must be confirmed with , as they
cannot be taken over otherwise.
– opens a pop-up window:•
Fa st: It calculates the fastest route to your destination, even if a detour is neces-
sary.
•
Short : Longer driving time in favour of a shorter route is acceptable. Please
note that the setting “Short route” during route guidance can sometimes lead to
unexpected results.
•
Economical : The aim of the calculation is a balance between minimal driving
time and driving distance.
– opens a pop-up window where it is determined whether and
how TMC traffic reports are to be included in the route calculation (Manual or
Automatic).
, , or – Determines whether these
types of destinations should or should not be used. These types of destinations will,
however, be used for the route calculation if there is no other logical route to the
destination (e.g an island is to be used without using a ferry).
OptionsOK
Route Dynamic route Freeways
Ferries
To l l r o a d s
Tunnels
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42Entering a destination: Select a destinationOverview for destination selectionMenu New destination call up
– Press on the selector key to call up the main menu Navigation.
– Press on the function key to call up the menu New
destination.Information regarding destination selection
A travel destination is only taken over into the destination memory if route guid-
ance to this travel destination has been started once or if the travel destination has
been directly stored in the destination memory. The destination information
already provided will be forgotten if, for example, it has been changed over to a
different type of destination selection.
New route guidance is started with the function key . The display of the func-
tion key changes to . Route guidance can be terminated by pressing this func-
tion key.
New destination: Select a new travel destination
– Address entry via an input mask for selecting a destination address
⇒ page 42.
– opens a search mask to search for a special destination from a certain cate-
gory or by entering a name or a phone number. You will determine the current loca-
tion of a search area, enter a town or select a point on the map. During route guid-
ance you can also determine a point along the route or the destination area as a
search area ⇒page 43.
– Select a point on the map as a travel destination ⇒page 44.
New destination: Selecting a travel de stination from the destination memory
– select a previously entered and stored home address as destination – or
define home address. – open the list of the last travel
led destination and start route guid-
ance to one of the displayed tr avel destinations by pressing ⇒page 45 – or store
the displayed Last destinations.
– open the list of the stored travel destinations which have previously
been defined as “Favourite destinations” ands start route guidance to one of the
defined travel destinations by pressing ⇒page 45 – or processing “Favourites”.
– open list of the stored travel destinations and start route
guidance to one of the defined travel destinations ⇒page 45 – or modify “Destina-
tion memory”.
Selecting a destination addressIn the menu New destination , press on the function key .
Selecting a destination address
– Select the destination address in the menu Address entry.
– Press on one of the left function keys , , , or , to open the correspond ing input mask. A destination
address must always be selected in the displayed sequence, first of all
the country, then the town and so on.
– If the information is sufficent fo r route guidance, the function key
will be active.
Changing the displayed destination address
– If a travel destination has previously been defined, it will be displayed
in the menu Address entry . You need then only change the entries
differing from the desired destination address.Further function keys
The function keys and will only become active once a town has been
selected.
NAVNew destination
Start
Stop
AddressPOIMap/GPSHome
Last destinationsFa v o u r i t e sDestination memory
Address
State
City/ZIP
Street
Number
CornerStart
Save
Start
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Selecting special destinations as a travel destinationIn the menu New destination , press on the function key . When in the
menu Special destination search you determine the options for the
search of a special destination.
Selecting a special destination category
– If you are searching for a special type of destination, for example a hotel, press and select a ma in category by pressing the
respective key in the following menu.
– After selecting a main category, a list of selectable special destination categories will open. Press to switch back to a main category after
viewing a sub-category.
– Alternatively, press the function key ,
to display all selectable speciall de stination categories in alphabetic
order in a list.
– This special destination category is now displayed in the menu Special destination search . You can find an overview of all selectable
special destination categories at the end of this chapter.
Determining the search area
– Press to determine the area to be searched for a special destination.
Determining further search options
– If you are searching for a special de stination, for example a hotel, and
you know its name or phone number, press the function key
or . Starting the search
– If you have completed your entries
in the search mask, press on the
function key . A pop-up window will open and a special desti-
nation, which corresponds to the selected options, will be searched
for within a surrounding area of maximum 200 kilometers.
– Press the function key to interrupt the search over the displayed distance of the respective area and to display one or more
search results.
– If you press the function key the search will be terminated without a display.
Selecting a special destinat ion from the search results
– If only one special destination wa s found which corresponds to the
pre-selected options, the Information window special destination will
open.
– If several special destinations were found, they will first of all be displayed in a list. At the top of the list you can find the special desti-
nations closest to the entered search area (distance and direction
information refer to linear distance). If you press on the display of a
special destination in the list, the Information window special desti-
nation will open.
Information window - Special destination
– Here you will find further informat ion, e.g. the exact address and
phone number of the selected special destination.
– Press in the “Information window special destination” to start route guidance to the displayed special destination.
– Press the function key , to store the displayed special destination.
– Press the function key or to display further special destinations from the list if several special destinations were found.
POI
Category
ALL CATEGORIES (ALPHABETICAL)
Search area
Contains
Phone no.
Search
Results
Cancel
OK
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– Press the function key , to display the current vehicle position and the selected special destination in the map display.Search area options
You can call up the menu Select search area by pressing the function key
.
You can determine where to search for a special destination by selecting the menu
Select search area . If you call up the menu, the search area is set to the current loca-
tion.
– If a travel destination is selected, you can select the surrounding
area of this travel destination as a search area for the special destination.
– Limits the search for a special destination to the surrounding area of the
current location (standard setting).
– Use the input masks to enter the town where you intend to search for a
special destination in the surrounding area.
– Move a crosshair to choose a point on the map in the
surrounding area where you intend to sear ch for a special destination. Proceed as
described in chapter “Select travel destination from the map”.
– During current route guidance the search for a special destination
is limited to the surrounding area of the calculated route.
Further options for special destination search
– You can search for a particular special destination by entering a name.
– You can search for a particular sp ecial destination via the entry of a
phone number. Please enter only the phone number, without a city or country
code.
Selecting travel destination from the map
– When in the menu New destination, press the function key .
The last travel destination for whic h route guidance was started will be
shown in the map display. If no trav el destination was arrived at, the
current location will be displayed in an overview map. – Turn button to zoom in and out
of the map and/or to change the
map scale. Press the function key or .
– Keep pressing on the map display and do not stop. The crosshair will follow your movements. If you move the crosshair to the edge of the
screen, the adjoining map section will appear after a few seconds. The
geo-position (position display via coordinates) or the street name for
the current position of the crosshair will be displayed at the top of the
touchscreen.
– If the desired travel destination or destination area is displayed, press
the function key . Route guid ance will start automatically.
– Press the function key , if you wish to store the displayed desti- nation.
Determining a map destination more accurately
You can further restrict a travel destinatio n selected from the map display later on
in the menu Address entry . For this purpose press the selector key after the
start of route guidance to change fr om the map display to the main menu Naviga-
tion . Here you can press the function key to terminate route guidance. If you
now change into the menu Address entry, the travel destination selected in the map
will be displayed in the form of an ad dress and can be determined there more
precisely.
On the other hand you can use the menu Address entry to determine the area to be
displayed in the map display as a destination selection.
Further function keys in the map display
– briefly switches the map display to the overview display (large scale). After a
few seconds it will switch back automatically to the last selected zoom display
(smaller scale).
– opens a menu for entering a trav el destination via its coordinates.
– stores the travel destination selected from the map in the destination
memory.
Search areaNear. destinationLocationNear citySelect point on mapAlong the routeContainsPhone no.Map/GPS
Map/GPS
A8
OK
SAVE
NAV
Stop
GPSSAVE
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Entering a travel destination via coordinates
– When in the menu New destination, press the function key .
– Press the function key on the map display. The coordinates of the last travel destination for which a route guidance was started are
displayed. If no travel destination was approached, the coordinates of
the current location will be displayed.
– Press the function key or to open the corre- sponding input mask.
– By pressing on and , you can move the character entry cursor within the input fields or change to the next input field.
– When in the input mask, press on a character shown in the keypad block to accept it behind the character input cursor. Existing charac-
ters will be overwritten.
– Press on if the desired latitude or longitude is displayed in the entry fields.
– Pressing , will erase characters from right to left as of the position of the character input cursor. By pressing the input mask will be
closed without the entries being accepted.If the entered coordinates are outside the stored navigation area, a pop-up window
will open with the following information: “ The unit cannot process these GPS
coordinates. Please check your inputs. ” Press to close the pop-up window
and to correct your inputs.Selecting a stored destination Call up the menu New destination from the main menu Navigation. In
the menu New destination the selectable function keys are only those for
which destinations have already been stored. For example, is only selectable if rout
e guidance has already been
started.
Starting a route guidance to a stored “Home address”
– Start with the menu New destination and press the corresponding
function key. If a home address ha s been stored, the unit will change
to the map display and route guidance will start automatically.
Start route guidance to a stored “Favourite destination”, to another
destination from the destination me mory or from the list of “last
destinations”
– Start with the menu New destination and press the corresponding
function key.
– A list of stored destinations will be displayed, e.g. the list Last destina-
tions .
– Press the display of a destinatio n in the left column. The unit will
change to the map display and route guidance to this travel destina-
tion will start automatically.
– Press on the function key behind the destination and press in the opening pop-up window, to open the corre-
sponding destination in the detailed display.Map/GPS
Map/GPS
GPSLatitude
Longitude
OK
OK
Last destinations
Show details
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46Destination memoryStoring destinationsDepending on the menu selected for th e destination entry, various func-
tion keys are available for storing a displayed travel destination. For
example ⇒fig. 17 or ⇒fig. 18 . These function keys are only active (can be called up) if the corr
esponding travel destination has been
adequately defined.
– Select a travel destination as described ⇒page 42.
– Use the menu Edit/store entry to store the name and favourite status
for the destination to be stored ⇒page 47.
Storing or erasing last destinations– Press the function key in the menu New destination .
– Alternatively, press on the function key in the menu Naviga-
tion , on in the pop-up window and on
in the following menu.
– When in the menu Last destinations press the function key behind
a destination to open a pop-up window with options for editing.
– Pressing the function key in th e pop-up window will open the
menu Edit/store entry.
– Store the destination as described ⇒page 47, “Edit/store entry”.
– If you press in the pop-up window, the destination is deleted after confirmation of a further safety confirmation.Edit and delete stored travel destinations– Press on the function key in the main menu Navigation and
on in the pop-up window.
– While in the menu Maintain memory press the function key
to ensure that you will receive a list of all
manually stored destinations.
Fig. 17 Destination on the
map.Fig. 18 Information window
Special destination.
SAVE
Last destinations
Memory
Edit destination memory
Last destinations
Save
Delete
Memory
Edit destination memory
Destination memory entries
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– When in the pop-up window press the function key and the menu Edit/store entry will open.
– Change the entry as described ⇒page 47, “Edit/store entry”.
– If you press in the pop-up window, the destination is deleted after confirmation of a further safety confirmation.
Edit flagged destination
Ensure that only one destination under the name “flagged destination” can be
stored in the destination memory.
If the flagged destination is not renamed, it will be overwritten by pressing again.
If you wish to keep a stored flagge d destination, you must rename it.Edit/store entryThe menu Edit/store entry will be opened if a destination has been
selected for storing or editing.
Determining destination readouts for storing
– Press on the function key or , to fully display the information for this destination.
– Press to determine a favourite category for the
displayed destination in the following menu or to change it
⇒ page 47, “Determining a favourite category”.
– Press to change the displaye d name under which the destina-
tion should be stored in the destination memory.
– Press the function key to store the destination under the displayed name and favourite status. Determining a favourite category
– When in the menu
Edit/store entry press the function key
.
– Press on the favourite category und er which the destination should be
stored. The menu will be closed and the selected favourite category
displayed in front of the function key .
– Press the function key to store the destination under the displayed name and favourite status.
A destination assigned to a favourite catego ry can be called up with the function key
and, depending on set-up in the map display, it will be marked with the
assigned symbol.Deleting the destination memory or the list of the last destinations– Press on the function key in the main menu Navigation and
on in the pop-up window.
– When in the menu Maintain memory press the function key
or .
– Confirm the corresponding safety interrogation to delete the complete destination memory or all of the last destinations at once.Storing or editing a home addressCall up the menu New destination by pressing the selector key and
the function key .
Select a home address
– Press the function key in the menu New destination.
Edit
Delete
Favourite statusName
Save
Favourite status
Favourite status
Save
Fa v o u r i t e s
Memory
Edit destination memory
Delete destination memory
Delete all last destinations
NAV
New dest.
Home
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– If no home address has been defined, open the menu Enter home
address .
– Press the function key to open the menu Address
input .
Storing the current position as a home address
– Press the function key in the menu New destination.
– If no home address has been selected, open the menu Enter home
address .
– If you press the function key , the current vehicle posi-
tion will be stored as a home address.
Editing a stored home address
– Press the selector key to change or delete an already stored
home address in the menu Navigation set-ups.
– When in the main menu Set-ups, press the function key
and the function key in the menu Navigation
set-ups .
– When in the menu Edit home address, you can , the
currently stored home address or overwrite with the function key .
To u r m o d eGeneral– In the main menu Navigation, press on the function key and
then on to change to the Tour mode.The main menu Navigation is either displayed in the “normal” travel destination
mode or in the tour mode ⇒fig. 19 .
In order to exit the tour mode ⇒page 49.
A tour always consists of a travel destination, which describes the end point of the
tour and max. five stopover destinations .
Additional symbols – Starting point of the tour – Stopover destination of a tour – End point of a tour – Opens a pop-up window to open a detail ed display, to edit the destination or
add a further destination.
Destination entryHome
Current position
SETUP
Navigation
Define home address
Delete
Edit
Set current position
Fig. 19 Main menu - Naviga-
tion: Tour mode.
Extras
To u r m o d e
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