VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2010 Repair Manual

Detailed view of a destination
Fig. 52 Detail s view of a destination from the des ­
tinat ion memory .
first read and heed the WARN­on page 3 and note the intro­ductory information on page 42 .
as additional destination
details are displayed 52.
can
be saved in the Dest . Memory by pressing the 4 7.
Des tinations already saved in the Des t. Memory
can be deleted or renamed .
the b utton to del et e t he desti -
nation . selecting and importing destinations (vCards) on
memory cards
on page 3 and note the intro­ductory information on page 42.
Digital business cards (vCards) on an inserted memory card can be used as naviga tion des tin a­
t ions if they are avai lable in th e proper data format and were saved in the cor rect folder.
Readable digital business cards (vCards) can be
crea ted with the
Compan ion.
Creat ing addresses using
Create an empty folder in the highest memory of a device-compatible memory card and
using
the address to "Address Navigation ".
"destina tions " on the memory
card.
the memory card into the radio naviga­
tion system
Turn the tuning knob 1 @ to tag a dest i­
nat ion in the and press the tun ing knob to start
route guidance.
Browse th e list by moving the
the fu nc tion button , a nd in
the Details view pre ss function button.
R eadab le business cards can also
be imported in­to the destination memory of the radio navigation
system .
Navigation

Destination memory
tn this section
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Deleting or renamin g dest inations
in the
destination memory . . . . . . . . . 48
Disp laying the
The destination memory is used for sav­ing destinations.
Function buttons to save a trip destination are only
active and accessible if the destination has been
sufficiently defined.
Device overview
Operation basics
Introduction to navigation
Destination input
Pl ease first read and heed the WARN­on pag e 3 and note the intro­ductory information on page 47.
Destinations which were entered for route guid­
anc e ar e
automatically sav ed in the Last Des­tinations list 53 .
the Last Destinations list via the Navigation main menu
Turn the tuning knob to tag 53a destination in the list, and press the tun­
ing knob to start route guidance .
Press the function button to open the
dest ination in the Detai ls view
Press the function button to store the des-
tination in the Dest. memory 48. Navigat io n

Fig. 54 screen for defini ng individual names.
on page 3 and note the intro­ductory information on page 47.
Fig . 55 Des ti nation memory with
on page 3 and note the intro­ductory informa tion on page 47.
Access the Dest. Memory list fr om the Navi ­
gation main menu 37. sto red destinat ions 55 .
Turn the tuning kn ob 1
Press the (Detaitsl function button.
The d
estination is opened in the Detail s vie w 56 .
Press function button in order to start
r ou te gu id a nce to the displayed destination .
56 button to rename
or dele te the destinat ion.
315
Tou ch ing the (store! functio n button opens an in ­
put scree n to define a name
37 . Fig. 56 D etai ls view of a destination from the des­
tin ation memory .
Press (Re name! in the pop -up window to ch ange
the memory name.
Press the butt on to delete the dest i­
na tion.
a Save d is display ed in the Dest. M emory
any nav iga tio n menu. press the but­
ton to open the Navigation settings menu .
destination memory! func tion but­
ton, and in t h e
Press the Dests.l funct ion button to dele te d estina tio n s from the Dest. Memory and las t Destinations l ists.

Press the !Last Destinations) function button to delete
Press the button to the pop-up
window without saving any changes . Fig. 57 r ent location .
on page 3 and note the
any navigation menu (excep t the Naviga­tion settings menu) press the
no route guidance is active , the current location is displayed in the info window 57.
During route guidance , the destination is d isp lay ed
in the
Info window 51.
Rota te the tuning knob 1 @in the De­tails info window to display
ing
messages.
Available sat-The number determines the
e 11 i tes :
Pressing the
48.
ged destination, it must be renamed in the Dest. Memory. Otherwise the stored position be overw ritten the next time a locat ion is saved .
the Saved Position ) entry in the Dest. fig. 58 and press the tion button.
Press th e butt on in th e Details
v iew and press !R en am e) i n the pop-up window .
The name can be changed in
the follow in g input page 37. Navigation

Fig. 59 Navigation main menu : the home
address
firs t read and heed the on page 3 and note the duc tory informa tio n on page 47.
th e Home Address des tin a tion op tio n 59 .
no home address has been sto red, an address
can be ente red after confirming a
Press the (Set current positi on) func tion button to
save you r current geographica l posi tio n (lon gitude
and l at it ude) as you r hom e add ress.
functio n bu tto n t o en te r a home address the sam e
way as a destination entry
ton to open the Navig ation settings menu.
Press the (Enter Home Addres s) function button.
you have 60.
Press the (Change) fu nction button to en te r a
new home addre ss as desc rib ed .

Route guidance
Introduction
this sec tion
315: Displaying the ............................. .
blocking sections in the
R oute ...... ......... ..... ......... .
315: Blocking upcoming route sections
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56
(congestion ahead) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Rou te guidance
in Demo mode ........... .
Navigation settings menu ............. . . 57 58
After
starting route guidance , the rou te is
on page 3, note the introducto­ry information and heed the on
page 51.
Sections of the route may be
More information:
Safety instructions
Dev ice overview
Operat ion basics page 8
Destinat ion input
Fig . 62 Navig ation settings menu: Rou ting op­tions .
When
Navigation

button.
the Navigation settings menu . press the (Route 61.
or deselect the desired option by 62.
D e
fining routing criteria
function button in the
R oute o ptio ns settings menu.
the pop-up window , se lect the desired by pressing it.
R o
ute criteria : M eaning
Calcu lates the fastest route to the
The purpose of the calcula tion is a ance between minimal driving ti me and driving
distance.
no reasonable route exists without the road type to be avoided, this road type be nevertheless
considered in the rou te calcula tion . A n i sland , fo r
example, cannot be reached without a fe rry . When
very long distances are calcu lated , a calcu lation
wit hou t highways is also not possible . Navigati on messages (a coustic driving suggestions)
on pag e 3, note the ry infor m ation and hee d the on
p ag e 51.
After the route is ca lculated, an initial
ment is issued . Prior to turning , up to three tion messages are issued , e.g . turn coming up
soon", " af ter
Pressing the tuning knob 1 @repeats
t he last navigation message.
T he type
of r oad and th e speed driven determine
t he distances to be announced . ft prior
t o an exit.
multilane and branching streets as
315
When the destination is reached , the dio message is issued: have reached you r
destination ".
Acoustic driving recommendation settings
Nav igation messages are played back at the
set volume .
The volume
of an acoustic driving message can be
adjusted while it is being give, using the volume
control Q . addi tional acoustic driving mendations be issued at this volume .
The volume
of acoustic driving recommendations
can be predefined or switched off in the Naviga­tion settings menu 58 or in the volume
settings 72 .
navigation messages are very quiet when the device is switched on aga in , check the
volume control page 72.

Fig. 63 Map view during active route guidance
with
on page 3, note the introducto­ry information and heed the on page 51.
After starting route guidance. the device
switches to map view 63.
The sh ows the ing direction 63. tor gets stuck and the map view appears to
" freeze ". the current cannot be in parking garages.
During active route guidance , the route to
be
sections of a ro ute are represented on the map in
different
of the screen indicates the street into
which the turn.
After
seco nds the function buttons in th e
bottom
route informa tion 64.
Briefly press to the right or of the screen to 63 .
Press ing button switches between the Navigation main men u and the map view.
When the func tion buttons are hidden
th e
current street and trip duratio n info rmation are
in the bottom
or Rema ining distance to the trip tion.
time at th e destinat ion is Navigation settings menu.
Dis played on the
Fig. 64 Map view during active route guidance .
the RNS 315 you can additio nally set whethe r
or not inform ation on the trip dest ina tion or
ance =>page 55.
A turn arrow indicates the turn direction
fore reaching the change of direction. addition,
th e distance to the turn is
Changing the map (auto-zoom)
By "auto zoom " is activated in the map
view. The map is automatically zoomed in or out:
H ighwa y driving is zoomed out; city driving is
zoomed
in.
The map by rotat ing the tuning knob 1 @.Rotating zooms into the
m ap. Rotating
to be
perma nen tly retained, then in the
N avigationSettings menu must be deactivated
or right on the bottom
row of th e sc ree n in orde r to th e fu n ct io n
buttons.
Press the !Extras ! function button =>fig. 63 .
North!: Two facing nort h.
N avi gation

Two-dimensional, viewed from above ,
facing the direction of
Travel ): Three-dimensional , bird's eye-view, viewed from the front.
the three types of Map view can be browsed by tapp ing the co mpass on the
map .
D uring route guidance , th e
route can so be
Press the (Map overview) fun ction button in the
pop-up window to
of the overview map cannot be chang ed.
Press the function button in the overview
ma p to change back to the previo us map view.
the speed ca n be on the of
the turning arrow has priori ty over the speed
during route guidance.
Fig. 65 Stopping route guidan
ce.
first rea d and heed the WARN­on page 3, note the introducto­ry information and hee d the on
p age 51.
Active route gu idan ce
can be stopped at any time
and continued based on the curre nt
RN S RNS 315
Take note of how up-to-date the nav igation data is
and pay attention to any restrictions =>page 37!
The
must be sw itched on in the Navigation Settings menu =>page 58 .
Points of interest on the map
The
the (Op tions) button on the 315 =>page 55.
a turn was missed during route guidance and there is no t o turn , con tinue
driving the navigat ion system offers an native route.
The depends on the navigation data being used.
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Views
Fig. 66
to u ch to the
P ress function button =>fig. 65 .
to the Navigation main menu and
p ress fu nction button.
Continuing route guidance to the destination
Press
trip desti nation.