key SKODA YETI 2010 1.G / 5L Columbus Navigation System Manual

Range selector key NAV (Navigation)
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Delete 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
Edit memory
press the function key or
.
– Confirm the corresponding safety interrog
ation to delete the complete destination
memory or all of the last destinations at once.
Save or edit a home addressCall up the menu
New dest.
by pressing the range sele
ctor key and the function
key .Select home address– Press on the function key in the menu
New dest.
.
– If no home address has be
en defined, open the menu
Enter home address
.
– Press on the function key to open the menu
Address entry
.
Save the current position as a home address– Press on the function key in the menu
New dest.
.
– If no home address has been selected, open the menu
Enter home address
.
– If you press the function key , the current vehicle position will be
stored as a home address.
Edit saved home address– Press the selector key to change or delete an already stored home address
in the menu
Setup Navigation
.
– In the main menu
Setup
, press on the function key and on the function
key in the menu
Setup Navigation
.
– 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. 18
.
In order to exit the tour mode
⇒page 44.
A tour always consists of
a travel destination
, which describes the end point of the
tour and
max. ten stopovers
.
Additional symbols2 - Starting point of the tour4 - Stopover on the route (exactly or close to)3 - End point of a tourH - Opens a pop-up window to open a detailed
display, to edit the destination or add
a further destination.
Memory
Edit memory
Delete preset list
Delete all last destinations
NAV
New dest.
Home addressDest. entryHome addressCurrent position
SETUP
Navigation
Define home address
delete
edit
Set current position
Fig. 18 Main menu - Navigation:

To u r m o d e .
Extras
To u r m o d e
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Note
During destination guidance, the travel and arrival time information always relates to the arrival at the final travel destination. Th
e estimated travel or arrival time at a stop-
over is
not
displayed.
Enter a stopoverIf, in addition to the displayed travel destination, travel to the destination or several destinations still has to be undertaken, pr
oceed as follows. You can insert the addi-
tional destination behind the displayed trav
el destination as a new end point of the
tour. – After selecting a travel destination, press on the function key in the main
menu
Navigation
. A pop-up window will open.
– If you press on , the menu
Exactly or close to
will open for
selecting a stopover. The background of th
e unit changes automatically to the tour
mode.
– Select a stopover as described
⇒page 38.
– If you have confirmed the ne
w destination, you will be asked to select an entry
behind which the new destination should
be placed. You therefore determine the
order of the destinations. Press to close the message.
– The main menu
Navigation
will now be opened in the tour mode
⇒page 43,
fig. 18
.
– Press the function key to start the route guidance to the first stopover of the
displayed tour.
– Press the function key and then to add further destinations to
your tour
⇒page 44, “Arrange a new tour in tour mode”.
Leave tour modeEnsure that all stopovers are deleted before you finish with the tour mode. You can store the displayed tour with all the stopovers before ending it by pressing ⇒ page 45.
– Press on the function key in the main menu
Navigation
and on
in the pop-up window, to end the tour mode.
–Confirm the message “
Do you really want to leave tour mode?
” by pressing the
function key .
– Only the travel destination previously determined as end point is displayed in the
main menu
Navigation
.
Arrange a new tour in tour mode– In the main menu
Navigation
, press on the function key and then on
to change to the Tour mode.
– Press on the function key and then on to arrange a new tour. – In the menu
New Tour
press on the function key behind the display of the
starting point or of an indicated destination.
– Press on in the pop-up window.– Select the type of stopover or – Select a destination as described
⇒page 38.
– If you have confirmed the
first destination, the menu
New tour
will open again.
Press the function key next to the de
stination behind which a further destina-
tion should be inserted.
– Press on in the pop-up window and choose another destination. – Press if you wish to end the tour input.
The travel destination of your tour and
the next stopover is displayed in the main menu
Navigation
.
– Press the function key to start route guidance to the first stopover of your
tour.
– Press the function key to permanently store the displayed tour under its
own name in the destination memory
⇒page 45, “Save tour”.
In the menu
New tour
“New Tour” acts as a replacement for a name which you can allo-
cate for this tour when the tour is stored.
Extras
New stopover destination
OK
StartExtras
To u r m o d e
Memory
Extras
Leave tour mode
Leave
Extras
To u r m o d e
Extras
New tourH
Dest. entry
Exactly
Close to
H
Dest. entryy
StartMemory
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Save tourA tour can only be displayed in the tour
mode and therefore saved only in the tour
mode. – Press function key
⇒page 43, fig. 18
to save a tour displayed in the main
menu
Navigation
.
– Press on in the pop-up window. An entry window for free text entry will
open.
– Allocate a name for your tour. – Confirm the displayed name by pressing . –The message “
To u r s a v e d
” will appear. Press to confirm the message.
You can store
max. 10 tours
in the destination memory.
Call up a saved tour– Press on the function key in the main menu
Navigation
and then on
.
– Press on the function key and on in the pop-up window. – Press on the function key ne
xt to a tour name in the menu
Load t our
to display
information relating to the corresponding tour in the menu
Tour details
.
– In the menu
Tour details
press on the function key or press directly on the
name of a tour in the menu
Load tour
so that the selected tour is displayed in the
main menu
Navigation
.
– Press the function key to start the route guidance.Edit a saved tourA tour can only be displayed in the tour mode and therefore only stored in the tour mode. Call up the tour to be edited. – If you press at the top of the selected tour
message the tour plan for this tour will
open.
– Alternatively, open the tour plan by
pressing the function key . Press on
in the pop-up window.
– Press on the function key next to the destination in the tour plan you wish to
process. The pop-up window with the poss
ible options for processing this input
will open.
– If you press the function key next to the starting point of the tour “
2”, you will
only have the possibility to determine, via the , the first stopover after the starting point. The starting point ha
s already been determined automatically
via the GPS position definition of the unit and can therefore not be processed.
– If you press the function key next to one of the other destinations, you will be
offered further modification options.
Options for determining a tour destination
- opens the menu
Destination data
for a detailed display of the selected destina-
tion. Press the function key to be shown the destination on the map. Pressing the function key will swit
ch you back to th
e detailed display.
- changes a precise “Stopover” in “Close to” and vice versa.
- Renewed pressing on will only start the route guidance to this tour desti-
nation, possible stopovers will be ignored. Press to change back to the display of the tour plan without starting the route guidance.
- deletes after further confirming the displayed tour destination. - Press on to select an entry be
hind which the sele
cted tour destina-
tion should be moved.
- for input of a further tour destination.
Memory
Save tour
OK
OK
Extras
To u r m o d e
Memory
Load tour
0
Select
Strat
Extras
Process tour
H
H
Dest. entry
H
Info
Show on map0
Change typeStart
Start
Back
DeleteMove
Continue
Dest. entry
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Range selector key NAV (Navigation)
46Waypoint nav. (Offroad Navigation)Overview of the functionsOpen waypoint mode– Press on the function key in the main menu
Navigation
.
– Press on the function key in the pop-up window. –The menu
Waypoint navigation
will open and the last active waypoint tour will be
indicated
⇒fig. 19
.
Leave waypoint mode– In the waypoint mode, you can always change into the menu
Waypoint navigation

by pressing the range selector key .
– There, press on the function key
⇒fig. 19
and select the
in the pop-up window.
– Alternatively, you can terminate the waypoint mode by calling up the function key
in the menu
Waypoint navigation
.
– Once you have reached the de
stination of a waypoint tour
, the waypoint mode will
close automatically and the “normal” main menu
Navigation
will open again.
When in the menu
Waypoint navigation
, the last active waypoint tour and its current
geo-position will be displayed.
If no waypoint tour has been recorded or all of them
have been deleted, a corresponding message
will be inserted. In this case the function
keys for starting, loading or proces
sing a waypoint tour are not active.
If a waypoint tour is displaye
d, the waypoint tour will be
started by pressing the func-
tion key . The following menus and sub-menus are operated analog to the already described menus of the navigation system and will
no longer be described here in detail:
•
Pressing on a displayed entry or the function key will always open the detailed
display.•
After pressing the function key , a pop-
up window will open in which you can
correct the entry. The function key Pressing the function key will open a safety interrogation:
- switches back into the waypoint nav.
- terminates the waypoint nav. and opens the menu
New dest.
for
selection of an “Onroad destination”
from the available navigation data.
The function key Pressing the function key will open a pop-up window:
- opens a list of the stored waypoint tours. Press the corresponding
waypoint tour for selection.
- opens the waypoint tour me
mory. Stored waypoint tours
can be displayed, renamed or deleted. The function key Pressing the function key will open
a pop-up window to display a new
waypoint tour or to process the displayed one.
- starts the display of a new
waypoint tour after naming the
waypoint tour and selecting an acceptance
mode. A displayed waypoint tour is auto-
matically stored and can be called up la
ter via the function key by pressing
.
Fig. 19 Waypoint navigation with active waypoint tour.
ExtrasWaypoint nav.
NAVExtras
Leave waypoint modeNew dest.
Start
0
H
New dest.
New dest.
BackOnroad destination
Memory
Memory
Edit waypoint tourEdit waypoint tour memory
Waypoint tour
Waypoint tour
Edit waypoint tour
Memory
Edit waypoint tour
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- opens a list with the waypoints of the tour currently displayed in
the menu
Waypoint navigation
. The waypoints in the list can be displayed, deleted,
moved or renamed in the map. Further wayp
oints can be added vi
a the selection from
the map or the input of the GPS position. If yo
u wish to edit a waypoint tour other than
the one displayed, you must first of all press the function key and then the button .Display a waypoint tour– Press on the function key in the menu
Waypoint navigation
.
– Press on the function key in the pop-up window.– If a tour is already being displayed in the menu
Waypoint navigation
you must
select by pressing in the following menu whether you wish to display the indicated
or a .
– Give a short and clear name to the waypoi
nt tour. Confirm the displayed name by
pressing .
– Select an acceptance mode by pressing the respective key.– Press the function key to allow the system to automatically set the
waypoints (recommended) during the display.
– Press the function key if you wish to
set all waypoints yo
urself during the
display.
– After starting the display, the number of
used and still available waypoints as well
as the set display mode will be indicated in the menu
Waypoint navigation
.
– Press the range selector key to ch
ange into the map display. Repeated
pressing of the range selector key will open and close the split-screen ⇒ fig. 20
.
– Press on the range selector key
to switch back into the main menu
Waypoint
navigation
.
– Press the function key to set the waypoints manu-
ally. When in the map display you can find this function key in the pop-up window for the function key
⇒fig. 20
⇒page 47, “Function key in the map
display”.
Function key in the map display The waypoints used up to now for the tour an
d those still available are indicated in the
function key . Pressing the function key
⇒fig. 20
opens a pop-up window for controlling the
display.
- ends the recording; the last set
waypoint becomes the endpoint of the
waypoint tour.
- switches on and off the functi
on indicating that the waypoints
are set automatically via the sensors in the ve
hicle when changing th
e direction. A tick
in the check-box
= indicates that the function is switched on.
- sets a manual waypoint at the current driving
position.Driving a stored waypoint tourBefore you start driving a waypoint tour, you must be in the vicinity of the desired starting point of this waypoint tour.
Edit waypoint tour
Memory
Edit waypoint tour
Fig. 20 Display in the map illus- tration with a split-screen in the compass display.
Waypoint tourEdit waypoint tour
Extend existing tour
New tour
OK
Automatic
Manual
MAP
MAPNAV
Save current position as waypointRecord
RecordRecord
Record
Stop= Automatic recordingSave current position as waypoint
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Range selector key NAV (Navigation)
48 Select a waypoint tour– In the menu
Waypoint navigation
press on the function key .
– Press on the function key in the pop-up window. – Choose a waypoint tour in the list
by pressing on the respective tour.
Drive a waypoint tour– In the menu
Waypoint navigation
press on the function key . The menu
Start
from which waypoint
will open. Starting and finishing points of the waypoint tour
are displayed at the top.
– Press the function key in the menu to drive the selected
tour in the opposite direction.
Stop route guidance– Press on the third function key at the bottom of the map display for information
about the distance to the closest waypoint and on the function key
in the pop-up window.
– Alternatively, press the range selector key and then press the function key
.
When driving Follow the information regarding turns as far as possible. Once you have come as close as 50 meters to a waypoint, the drive
recommendation will appear for the next
waypoint. If a waypoint has not been reached, you
must ignore it, otherwise the system will
continue to try and guide you
to this waypoint. The distance to the next waypoint and
the number of it according to the sequence
in the waypoint tour is indicated in the
third function key at the bottom of the map display. Press on this function key and choose in
the pop-up window to ignore the
waypoint to which the system wishes to guide you. Alternatively, press the range selector ke
y and then press on the function key
.
Press on the function key in the co
rresponding menu in order to approach
the last waypoint again.
While you are approaching a waypoint tour, press on the third function key at the bottom of the map display and on in the pop-up window in order to supplement the tour with further waypoints. For example, you can designate route marks and name them later
or store new detours on route. Alterna-
tively, call up this function by pressing
the range selector key and the function key
.
Memory
Edit waypoint tour
Start
Turn around waypoint tour
Stop route guidance
NAV
Stop
Next
NAV
Next
Previous
Save current position as waypoint
NAV
waypoint tour
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Route guidanceStarting and stopping route guidanceSelect a travel destination or enter a tour and start the route guidance as described in the respective chapter. The unit will
switch over to the map display
⇒fig. 21
.
Route guidance in the map display– Press on the function key in the map display and on
⇒fig. 21

in the pop-up window to interrupt the route guidance.
– If you press the function keys and in the opening
pop-up window the route guidance wi
ll continue at the current position.
Route guidance in the main menu Navigation– Press the range selector key after route guidance has started to switch to the
main menu
Navigation
.
– Pressing the function key will interrupt the route guidance and “
Start
” will be
displayed again the function key.
– If you press on the function key the route guidance will continue at the
current position.
Select one of three alternative routes– If you have selected the function “
Suggest 3 alternative routes
” in the menu
Setup Navigation
, three selected routes to the chosen travel destination will be
calculated after the start of route guidance.
– If the calculation is terminated, three routes to the destination will be indicated in
the overview map. The three routes correspond to the selectable route options “Options”, “Fastest” and “Shortest” route.
– You are given further information to the respective route in the function keys on the
right. Route guidance will start on the sele
cted route as soon as you press one of
these function keys. The route options for the navigation are changed according to the selected route. You can change the route options at a later time.
After route guidance has started, the route becomes the first travel destination and is calculated according to the specified information. When switching to the map display, the map wi
ll always be opened in the last selected
type of display (2D, 3D, topographic).Receiving driving recommendations– Press the button on the unit, if you
wish to repeat the last audible driving
recommendation.
Fig. 21 3D map display during a

route guidance.
 ... /...
Stop route guidance
Navigation
Start route guidance
NAVStop
Start
Fig. 22 Optical driving recom- mendation in the split-screen of the map display.
A8
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50– Press the range selector key in the
map display to insert the split-screen.
– Press the function key at the top left in the split-screen. – In the pop-up window press on to
display the direction arrows in the
split-screen
⇒page 49, fig. 22
.
– Press on in the pop-up window to
display an overview map in the split-
screen with the starting and finishing point.
Press briefly on this map to change its
type of display.
– Press the function key or the range selector key to close the split-screen. Route guidance tour plan When driving to a tour plan, route guidance
will start automatically to the next desti-
nation after reaching a stopover. If an exac
t stopover cannot be reached, it must be
deleted from the tour plan before route guidance continues to the next destination. If route guidance to the next destination has been started manually, only this destination will be approached and all further dest
inations of the tour
plan are ignored.
Note
•
If you have missed a turn-o
ff during route guidance an
d there is no other opportu-
nity to turn at that moment,
continue driving until the navi
gation system offers you an
alternative route.•
The quality of the messages transmitted by the unit depends on the available navi-
gation data and, during traffic problems, also
on the available traffic reports. The radio
stations broadcasting the traffic reports are responsible for the content and quality of the available traffic reports.Dynamic route guidance with TMC use Switching the dynamic navigation on or off– In the main menu
Navigation
press on the function key .
– In the map display, press on or on
⇒page 49, fig. 21
during
a route guidance and on in the pop-up window.
– In the menu
Route options
, press on the function key and select
the desired set-up by pressing yo
ur choice in the pop-up window.
– Press to confirm your input. Traffic problems received via TMC which affect the route are displayed in the map by means of a coloured symbol. Traffic proble
ms, which do not affect the route, are
displayed in the map by means of a grey
symbol. The direction in which a traffic
problem is found, is displayed by means of an arrow in the symbol. The duration of a traffic problem on the route is displayed
in the map by means of continuous PKW
(motor car) symbols
.
 Dynamic route
b Off
When the dynamic navigation is
switched off you will not be advised of traffic prob-
lems affecting your route duri
ng route guidance and you are not directed away from or
through the traffic problems. TMC traffic reports are updated automatically in the unit ⇒ page 51, “Requirements for a dynamic rout
e guidance” and displayed by pressing
the range selector key . If one of the announced traffi
c problems is on your route,
you can also switch on the
dynamic route guidance during the current
route guidance or block the route manually
⇒ page 52, “Manually blocking a stretch of the route”. Dynamic route
b Manual
If the dynamic navi
gation is set to
manual
and you are in route guidance mode you
can select to avoid the announced traffic problems on your route
⇒page 51,
“Requirements for a dynamic route guidance”. If the navigation system is alerted of a tr
affic problem on the calculated route, the
driver will be notified of this by means
of an audible message and information in a
pop-up window. The expected delay incurred in avoiding this traffic problem and the length of the alter- native route will be displayed. The expected time lost when driving through this traffic problem will also be displayed.•
Press to remain on the calculated route and to pass through the
traffic problem.•
Press on for an alternative route to
be calculated taking
into account the
announced traffic problem.
MAP
NAV symbol
Overview
O
MAP
Options
Navigation
 ... /...
Route options
 Dynamic route
OK
TMC
Current routeBypass
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 Dynamic route
b Automatic
If the dynamic navigati
on system is set to
Automatic
and you are in route guidance
mode, you will automatically be guided around the announced traffic problem on your route
⇒page 51, “Requirements for a dynamic route guidance”.
After input of relevant traffic information
for your route you wi
ll be advised of the
change in the current route guidance by mean
s of an acoustic message. You will auto-
matically be guided around an
nounced traffic jams or blocked roads, if this saves time.
Such announcements will take place if a traf
fic problem affects the
original route calcu-
lation, the traffic problem has been solved and the navigation system can see only one possibility of driving the actually most advantagous route. Requirements for a dynamic route guidance TMC (Traffic Message Channel) is a digital radio data service for
continuous
transmis-
sion of traffic information. The unit has a continuous background of TM
C traffic reports providing a TMC station
at the current location can be received. The quality of the transmitted traffic reports depends on the broadcast editing carried out by the radio station. The reception of
the TMC traffic reports cannot be switched
on or off. The station you are listening to does not have to be a TMC station.TMC traffic reports can only be evaluated an
d displayed by the uni
t if the navigation
data for the currently driven area is stored
in the unit memory or can be called up via
an inserted navigation DVD. The current TMC traffic reports can be disp
layed by pressing the range selector key
.Note
•
There may not be any advantage in avoiding the traffic jam if, as a result of the TMC
traffic reports, the diversio
n is also heavily congested.
•
You can manually block the information for th
e route in front of you if traffic prob-
lems ahead have not yet been included in the TMC traffic reports
⇒page 52.
Fade in route or manoeuvre listThe route or manoeuvre list can only
be displayed during a route guidance.
Split-screen in the map display– Press the range selector key in the map display to open the split-screen. – Press on the function key on the top left in the split-screen and on
in the pop-up window. The ma
noeuvre will be displayed
⇒fig. 23
. The route list
can only be called up via the main menu
Navigation
.
Main menu Navigation– You can open the main menu
Navigation
during route guidan
ce by pressing the
range selector key .
– Press on the function key in the main menu
Navigation
and on or
in the pop-up window.
In the
Manoeuvre list
the turning points still to be pa
ssed will be displayed in the list
by means of direction arrows. Street name or street description refers to the street into which to turn
⇒fig. 23
.
In the
Route list
the street names or street descriptions for the parts of the journey still
to be driven are displayed in a list.
TMC
BAT-20H647
Fig. 23 Manoeuvre list in the map display.
MAP
Manoeuvre list
NAV
Route
Route list
Manoeuvre list
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52Manually blocking a stretch of the routeCongestion ahead– Press on the function key in the ma
p display during a route guidance or
on the function key in the main menu
Navigation
.
– Press on the function key in the pop-up window. An overview
map will be displayed together wi
th the current vehicle position
9 and the travel
destination
3.
– Turn the set button anti-clockwise, move a flag symbol
4 starting from the
travel destination in direction of the current vehicle position. Use the finger to press on the displayed route and the flag symbol
4 will “skip” directly to this point. The
distance taken up by the current congesti
on will be displayed as of the current
vehicle position at the bo
ttom in the touch-screen.
– Press the set button or the function key , when the approximate length of the
stretch of the road to be
bypassed is displayed.
– You will receive an audible announcement
that parts of the route are blocked and
that the alternative route is being calculated.
Permanent congestion– Press the function key and then in the main menu
Navigation
during route guidance.
– - if you wish to add a further blocked section to the
route.
– Locate the start of the congestion
4 by pressing on the
route indicated on the
touch-screen and confirm it by pressi
ng the function key . The end of the
congestion is set in the same way.
– Name of the congestion - you can name th
e congestion with the help of the input
mask for the text entry.
– - finally deletes th
e excluded sections
from the memory of the navigation unit.
– - deletes the congestion entered with the button
Received TMC traffic reports wi
ll be displayed in the map as
traffic problems. Currently
announced traffic problems can also be disp
layed in the list of TMC traffic reports.
... /...
Route
Congestion ahead
A8
OK
Route
Manage blocked routes
Add excluded street section
OK
Delete excluded rd. section/area to be avoidedDelete temporary congestionCongestion ahead
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