VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG 2010 Owners Manual

Function key: Type of destination selection
( Last destinations : Select a destination from the list of recent destina-
tions for which route guidance was started
) Favorites : Select the destination from the list of destinations stored as
favorite destinations
* Directory : Select the destination from the list of manually stored desti-
nations

Address: selecting a destination address

Fig. 170 Selecting addresses.

Fig. 171 Country and town selected: Narrowing down the address.

For further functions in the Address entry menu and if a destination is already displayed
Selecting destination parameters for the destination address
A new destination address must always be selected in the displayed sequence, first the country, then the town, etc. A “town” can be a small village or a zip code area.
The individual destination parameters (country, town, etc.) are selected using input windows
x Press the Country function key and select the desired country.
x Press the City/zip function key and select the town or zip code.
Once a town has been selected, it is already possible to start route guidance to the town center
⇒ fig. 171.
The destination address can be narrowed down further by entering a street and, following that, a house number or intersection.
x Press the Enter/show destination on map function key to select the destination in the map view When narrowing down the destination address, please note that every entry restricts the available range of subsequent selections. For instance, if the street you are looking for is not in the zip code area you have selected in a previous window, you will not be able to find the street at the street selec-tion stage.
Finishing destination input
x Press the Start route guidance function key to start route guidance to the entered destination
x OR: Press the Store in directory function key to store the destination in the destination memory
Address entry menu

Fig. 172 Navigation main menu with destination.

Fig. 173 Address input menu with destination address.

Search for points of interest using point of interest categories

Fig. 174 Selection for point of interest search.

Fig. 175 Special destination detailed view.

In vicinity of destination9: Area around last destination.
Along the route10: Along the calculated route.
In a new city : Select country and town as center of search area.
Nationwide : Whole of country you are currently driving in.
x Press to select search area ⇒ fig. 174.
x Then press to select the desired point of interest category ⇒ fig. 176.
x Some point of interest categories contain further sub-categories that are revealed upon pressing.
The points of interest found in the search area for the selected point of interest category are displayed in a list
Select point of interest from list and show in detailed view
The nearest points of interest are displayed at the top of the list of points of interest that have been found.
If the immediate vicinity has been selected as the search area, additional distance and direction details will be displayed -.
The distances and directions initially refer to the route as the crow flies. The arrow - is shown “not filled in”.
In the background, the Infotainment System starts to calculate the route to the nearest points of inter-est in the list. Points of interest for which a possible route has been calculated are displayed with a “filled in” arrow. In this case, the actual distance to be driven is displayed.
The selection of points of interest can be narrowed down further by entering a name
x Touching a point of interest in the list shows the point of interest in the detailed view ⇒ fig. 175.
Selection options in the detailed view
'11: Opens a list where you can select other points of interest with the same address.
,: Stores the points of interest in the destination memory
.: Shows the point of interest on the map.
Start : Starts route guidance to the point of interest.
12: Makes a call to a displayed telephone number.
9 Only if a destination has already been set. 10 Can only be selected during route guidance. 11 Only displayed when several points of interest with the same address can be selected. 12 Only active or displayed when a telephone number is included in the point of interest information and a
mobile phone or a SIM card is connected to the Infotainment System ⇒ page 360.

Searching for points of interest using the name

Fig. 176 Select point of interest category.

Fig. 177 List of hotels in vicinity of location.

Response Effect
Press the Search function key in a
list to select a point of interest cate-
gory ⇒ fig. 176.
Search for points of interest within
the previously selected search area.
In a list of found points of interest,
press the Options function key and
then the Search for name function
key ⇒ fig. 177.
Search for points of interest within
the displayed selection of points of
interest.

x Enter the keyword for the point of interest search in the subsequent input window
Correct spelling of entries is important. In the same way as when selecting a destination address, it is only possible to make entries that correspond with a point of interest stored in the navigation data.
In some lists, the Options ⇒ fig. 177 interface can be used to put special objects into alphabetical order, according to trade names or categories.
Selecting special and favorite destinations from the map

Selecting destinations from the map

Fig. 178 Destination on map.

Fig. 179 Menu: Destination details.

OK : Opens the destination details menu ⇒ fig. 179.
Menu: Destination details
The Destination details menu displays all information for the given destination.
x Press the , function key to store the destination
x 13: Makes a call to a displayed telephone number.
x Press the Start function key to start route guidance
Entering a destination using coordinates

Fig. 180 Enter the destination using coordinates.

The coordinates for the current vehicle position can be shown in the additional window of the map display
Selecting stored destinations (last destinations, directory)

Fig. 181 List of automatically stored recent destinations.

Fig. 182 Loading a destination from the directory.