Tata Aria Navigation System

FOREWORD
Welcome to the Infotainment System Owners Manual. The Infotainment System in your vehicle is a source of entertainment and information. The Infotainment system present in this vehicle features AM/FM radio, CD/USB playback, AUX in support, Bluetooth connectivity. The Navigation System with dynamic route planning will guide you reliably to your destination. Radio tuner in this system has 6 manual and 6 automatic station memories to store available AM stations, 12 manual and 6 automatic FM station memories. You can enjoy music files using audio CD/MP3 on the integrated CD player. CD player supports CD-DA, MP3 file formats. Infotainment system supports USB play back (mp3, wma) where you can play the tracks stored in USB drive and USB play back can be controlled as CD playback. You can play MP3 player using AUX connection and listen to the music through the high quality speakers. This Radio supports integrated Navigation functionality and requires usage of India Navigation database CD. The Infotainment system features- Speed dependant volume control (SDVC). The system volume changes automatically to compensate the wind noise based on the Speed Dependant Volume Control settings chosen. Few important controls are provided on steering wheel for convenience and remote operations. This allows you to safely and conveniently operate Infotainment system without taking your hands off the steering wheel. In case the Infotainment system is not functioning satisfactorily, kindly contact TATA MOTORS Authorised dealer / repairer.
We wish you safe and enjoyable drive.

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IMPORTANT TIPS
SAFETY TIPS : When Washing Your Car Do not expose the product, including the speakers and CDs, to water or excessive moisture. This could cause electrical shorts, fire, or other damage. When Parked Parking in direct sunlight can produce very high temperatures inside your car. Give the interior a chance to cool down before switching the unit on. While Driving All infotainment features are not controlled by steering wheel controls. Protection against theft The Infotainment system is equipped with an electronic safety system to prevent theft. The system only works in your car and is therefore of no value to thieves. Protection against perfumes, beverages, liquids Do not spray or spill perfumes, car fresheners, beverages or any liquids over the Infotainment system. This may damage your Infotainment system and will not be covered under warranty.
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PRECAUTIONS : Read this manual fully and carefully before operating your display. Keep this manual handy for future reference.
Instructions: The following symbols will help you to read the operating instructions: A safety or warning sign contains important information on the safe use of your Infotainment system. A star indicates equipment / feature is optional (specific to model variants, country variants, and special editions). Important information on operating the system and road safety : Use your Infotainment system in such a way that you can always drive safely. You are advised to operate the Infotainment system when vehicle is not moving.
CONTENTS CONTENTS :
01 GENERAL - CARE AND MAINTENANCE GENERAL - IMPORTANT TERMINOLOGY 02 SWITCH FUNCTIONS 03 OPERATING THROUGH STEERING WHEEL 04 OPERATION 05 SET UP 06 RADIO TUNER 07 CD / MP3 PLAY BACK 08 USB PLAY BACK 09 AUX IN PLAY BACK SUPPORT 10 HANDS FREE PHONE VIA BLUETOOTH 11 NAVIGATION 4 5 9 12 17 21 32 40 46 50 52 70
CARE & MAINTENANCE

CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Your Infotainment System has been developed and manufactured with great care and it should be treated with care. Observing the recommendations listed below will prevent your warranty from expiring prematurely and ensure that you will be able to enjoy your product for many years. Note the following when using your Infotainment System : Never try to open the appliance.Incorrect handling can damage the Infotainment System. Do not use aggressive chemicals, cleaning liquids or agents to clean the appliance. Use a soft cloth moistened with a mild soap solution to clean your Infotainment System. Do not paint or colour the appliance. Paint can make moving parts sticky and stop them functioning correctly. Do not store combustible liquids, gases or explosives in the same room as the Infotainment System, its parts or accessories. The Infotainment System should only be serviced by experts. Incorrect installation or servicing of the Infotainment System can have dangerous consequences and result in the warranty becoming void.
IMPORTANT TERMINOLOGY
IMPORTANT TERMINOLOGY :
Alternative Frequency (AF) : An RDS program is transmitted simultaneously on several frequencies. The radio automatically searches for the transmission frequency with the best reception. A short interruption of playback may occur during the process. This allows user to retune automatically to different frequency providing the same station when the first signal is too weak. Amplitude modulation (AM) : Audio signal amplitude is modulated with the carrier signal. Frequency band is from 530KHz to 1650KHz (Region specific). Automatic station search : In automatic station search operation, the tuner searches in the operating frequency band until a station is found. Automatic storing (AS) : In auto store operation, system searches the complete operating frequency band for stations and stores the stations in the predefined memory locations based on the order of the signal strength. AUX In connectivity : Playback of any auxiliary device such as MP3 player. Balance : Volume distribution between the left and the right. Bass : Low-frequency audio sounds. Bluetooth : Bluetooth is a wireless technology standard used for exchanging the data over short distances operated at 2.4GHz frequency range. CD-DA : Compact Disc-Digit CD-Text : Information stored on an audio CD which can include the following data - Track title - Artist name - CD name
Compact Disc (CD) : Compact disc is a optical disc storage media to store digital data. Contrast : Contrast is the ratio of the luminance of the brightest color to the darkest color.(Applicable for display systems). Digital Video Disc (DVD) ; Digital Video Disc which can be used for storing the video and data files. Ext. in volume : External in volume is the volume of externally connected device such as Bluetooth device. Fader : Volume distribution to the front and to the rear. Frequency modulation (FM) : Audio signal frequency is modulated with the carrier signal. Frequency band is from 87.5MHz to 108MHz (Region specific).al Audio. Digital audio is an audio CD recording format. ID3 tag : ID3 tag includes the following data based on the text available on CD tracks. - Track title - Artist name - Album name This information can be stored in the MP3 file with a PC. International organization for standardization (ISO) : ISO is the worlds largest developer and publisher of International standards. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) : LCD is an electronic visual display used to convey visual information to the user. Manual station search : There is a distinction made between coarse tuning and fine tuning. MP3 : CD audio data compression allows reduction of the data to around 10 % of the original volume without audible losses in sound quality (at a bit rate of 128 kbit/s). If lower bit
rates are used to convert the CD audio data into MP3, then the files become even smaller, but sound quality is reduced. ON volume : ON volume setting is to set the switch ON volume for the Infotainment system. PS (Program Service): Displays the program name. Some stations provide additional information if the station is RT(Radio text) based FM station. PTY (Program Type): Many RDS stations transmit a PTY code indicating the type of program broadcast (e. g. news). The PTY code allows station selection by program type. RDS (Radio Data System) : RDS is a service provided by the radio broadcasters which makes it much easier to find an FM station and helps to ensure reception is free of interference. RDS stations are identified by the name of the station in the display instead of the frequency when RDS is active. RDS stations transmit information which is automatically evaluated by the RDS radio if RDS is activated. Random mode (RND) CD/USB tracks are played in random order. RED Book : Red book is the standard for audio CD which contains the specification for all CDs and CD-ROM formats. REG (Regional programs): At certain times some RDS stations transmit different regional programs on different frequencies. User can continue to listen to the regional programme to which the radio is tuned even if the vehicle is passing through the area covered by the neighboring regional programme. Repeat mode (RPT) : CD/USB tracks are played in repeat order. Reverse Parking System(RPS) : RPS system is a driver assist system which gives the information about the objects present near by the parking sensors based on the designed sensor viewing angles. Scan mode(SCN) : In scan mode, each CD/USB track is played for 10sec until a track is selected.
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Sound settings(Jazz, vocal, Disco, Dance, Classic) : These are the predefined bass and treble sound settings Jazz : Bass 0, Treble 4 Vocal : Bass 5, Treble 0 Disco : Bass 0, Treble 2 Rock : Bass 0, Treble 0 Classic : Bass 2, Treble 2 These settings are applicable to the existing infotainment system. Speed Dependent Volume Control (SDVC) : To compensate for ambient and rolling noise, the radio volume adjusts to the speed of the vehicle based on the SDVC settings chosen in the system. Synchronized clock: Using this feature, user can Synchronize the vehicle clock with the time transmitted via RDS. TA Volume : Volume of the Traffic announcement (TA). Traffic Program (TP) : Some RDS based FM stations transmits Traffic program (TP) in which traffic information is transmitted.
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Treble : High-frequency audio sounds. Universal serial bus (USB) : USB is a protocol to establish communication between device and controller device.
SWITCH FUNCTIONS
1. SWITCHES : 1.1. SWITCHES AND ITS OPERATION :
1. POWER button : Switch radio ON and OFF 2. VOL+ button : To Increase volume 3. VOL- button : To decrease volume 4. Audio settings (Sound) button : Bass Treble Fader Balance Preset adjustments
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 Power Button Volume Decrease Button TP (Traffic programme) Service button Source Change Button (SRC Button) Down Arrow key Rotary Knob / Push button Back Button Home button NAV CD Eject Button RPT Button (Repeat NAV Announcement) 1 to 6 Preset Buttons 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Volume Increase Button Audio Settings (SOUND) MAIN Button Left Arrow Key UP Arrow key Right Arrow key SETUP Button INFO Button NAV Page select Button Eject Audio CD Button
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-12 to +12 -12 to +12 -12 to +12 -12 to +12
: User/Speech/Pop/Jazz/ Classic/Rock.
Long Press for MUTE 5. TP (Traffic programme) button : To activate/ deactivate Traffic Program (TP) service.
SWITCH FUNCTIONS
6. Main button : Goes to Main screen SRC button : Browse through different audio sources (FM,AM,CD,USB,AUX) 10 9. Down Arrow Key : CD/USB mode: Folder down AM/FM mode: Manual seek down 10. Up Arrow Key : CD/USB mode: Folder up AM/FM mode: Manual seek up 11. Rotary Knob / Push button : Rotary knob Browse through different options in the current menu page. Push button Confirm selection. 12. Right arrow Key : CD/USB mode: Short press for next track and long Press for fast forward operation. AM/FM mode: Short press for auto seek up and long press for manual seek up as long as its held, then auto seek up after key release. 13. Back button : Returns to previous Menu
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9 8. Left Arrow Key : CD/USB mode: Short press for previous track and long Press for fast reverse operation. AM/FM mode: Short press for auto seek down and long press for manual seek down as long as its held, then auto seek down after key release.
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SWITCH FUNCTIONS
14. SET UP button : Main menu: To set system settings like Time/Date, Language, Units, Day/Night settings Audio source mode: To set RDS/REG/ Volume Navigation mode: Goes into navigation setup menu. 15. HOME button : Invokes Pop-up "Start Navigation to Home as Destination" 16. INFO button : Toggle "Info Pop-up screen which gives GPS coordinates of the current location" 17. Navigation CD eject button : Eject Navigation database CD 18. NAV button : Goes to "Navigation" Page 19. RPT button : Repeat Navigation Announcement
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20. AUDIO CD eject button : Eject Audio CD. 21. 1,2,6 preset buttons : Station preset buttons to load and store the available AM/FM stations
OPERATING THROUGH STEERING WHEEL

2. OPERATING THROUGH STEERING WHEEL 2.1. STEERING WHEEL SWITCHES : 2.2. STEERING WHEEL SWITCH OPERATION : 1. Cancel 2. Set 3. Reset 4. MUTE switch Short press on this switch in audio play back mode mutes the audio in AM/FM, CD/USB, AUX modes. Long press (More than 2 sec) on this switch in audio play back mode goes into Bluetooth menu if your Mobile is not paired. Long press (More than 2 sec) on this switch in audio play back mode goes into your phone menu if your Mobile is already paired. Short press on this switch in phone menu goes back to previous page. Short press on this switch during an in coming call rejects the call. Short press on this during active call ends the call and goes back to previous page.
1. Cancel 2. Set 3. Reset (Refer vehicles user manual for information on CANCEL, SET- and RES+ switch operations)
4. MUTE 5. MODE 6. Seek Up 7. Seek Down 8. Volume (+) 9. Volume (-)
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5. MODE switch : Short press on this switch changes the audio source in the order AM->AM AS->FM1>FM2->FM AS->CD->USB->AUX, if the Infotainment system is in audio play back mode. Short press on this switch selects the options in Bluetooth phone menu to pair your mobile with the Infotainment system. Short press on this switch selects the options in your mobile phone menu, if your mobile is paired to the Infotainment system. During incoming call, short press on this switch accepts the incoming call. Long press on this switch enters into voice dialing mode. During active call, short press on this switch displays phone operations like- MIC off, Hang up, DTMF etc. 6. SEEK UP switch : In AM/FM mode, changes to next preset (Sequence 1->2->..->6). Short press on this switch in CD/USB mode goes to next track. Long press on this switch in CD/USB mode results fast forward operation on current track. Short press on this switch helps you to traverse up options present in Bluetooth menu if you try to pair mobile with Bluetooth. Short press on this switch helps you to traverse up options present in your mobile phone menu if your mobile with Bluetooth is already paired with the Infotainment system.
7. SEEK DOWN button : In AM/FM mode, changes to previous preset (Sequence 6->5->..->1).. Short press on this switch in CD/USB mode goes to previous track. Long press on this switch in CD/USB mode results fast reverse operation on current track. Short press on this switch helps you to traverse down options present in Bluetooth phone menu if you try to pair mobile with Bluetooth. Short press on this switch helps you to traverse down options present in your mobile phone menu. If your mobile with Bluetooth is already paired with the Infotainment system.
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Bluetooth is a radio standard for wireless connection between devices, e.g., mobile phones. Information can be transmitted, such as that pertaining to Phonebook, call lists, the names of network operators and field strength. 8. VOL- button : Reducing the Volume level 9. VOL+ button : Increasing the Volume level
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FM RDS ON / OFF Auto
Volume decrease one step Volume decrease as long as pressed Volume increase one step Volume increase as long as pressed
AM
No Switch Function
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Key event
SP*
CD /USB Audio CD MP3

Volume decrease one step Volume decrease as long as pressed Volume increase one step Volume increase as long as pressed Volume decrease one step Volume decrease as long as pressed Volume increase one step Volume increase as long as pressed Incoming Call Active: Pick up Call No Incoming call: Change Audio Source AM-FM-CDUSB-AUX-AM Push To Talk
Navi
Volume decrease one step Volume decrease as long as pressed Volume increase one step Volume increase as long as pressed Incoming Call Active: Pick up Call No Incoming call: Change Audio Source AM-FM-CDUSB-AUX-AM Push To Talk
Bluetooth
Volume decrease one step Volume decrease as long as pressed Volume increase one step Volume increase as long as pressed Incoming Call Active: Pick up Call No Incoming call: Change Audio Source AM-FM-CDUSB-AUX-AM Push To Talk 15
Volume decrease one step Volume decrease as long as pressed Volume increase one step Volume increase as long as pressed
LP**
SP*
LP**
SP*
Incoming Call Incoming Call Incoming Call Active: Pick up Active: Pick up Active: Pick up Call Call Call No Incoming No Incoming No Incoming call: Change call: Change call: Change Audio Source - Audio Source - Audio Source AM-FM-CDAM-FM-CDAM-FM-CDUSB-AUX-AM USB-AUX-AM USB-AUX-AM.. Push To Talk Push To Talk Push To Talk
LP**

FM RDS ON / OFF Auto
Preset seek up Preset seek up
AM
No Switch Function
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Key event
SP* LP**
CD /USB Audio CD MP3

Preset seek up Preset seek up Track up
Navi
Bluetooth
Menu Cursor Up Menu Cursor Up as long as pressed Menu Cursor down Menu Cursor Down as long as pressed Phone Menu Screen Active: Return(BACK) Incoming Call active: Call Reject Call active: Hang up Select Phone If already Phone page there it will cancel
Preset seek up Preset seek up
Function Track fast forward Track down Track fast reverse Call Inactive: Mute / Unmute Call active: Call Reject / Hang up depends on active audio source > see corresponding column.
SP* LP**
Preset seek down Preset seek
SP*
Call Inactive: Mute / Unmute Call active: Call Reject / Hang up
LP**
Select Phone Page
Select Phone Page
Select Phone Page
Select Phone Page
Select Phone Page
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** Switch pressed for more than 2 seconds
OPERATION
3. OPERATION
3.1 SWITCHING ON AND OFF : Press the power ON/OFF button. 3.4 INFORMATION ON TFT DISPLAY : The display shows information from the radio tuner, CD/ MP3 player , USB, Bluetooth, Navigation and Rear view camera (RVC). When the Infotainment system is switched ON, the display lights up and the system plays previously selected audio source. When the Infotainment system is switched OFF and the Ignition is ON the TIME and DATE along with TATA Logo is displayed.
The Infotainment system switches ON/OFF. 3.2 SWITCHING ON AND OFF THROUGH IGNITION (AUTOMATIC SWITCH ON) : Infotainment system can also be switched ON and OFF with the ignition. If the Infotainment system is switched OFF when the ignition is switched OFF, it can only be switched ON with the power ON/OFF button or by inserting a CD. If the Infotainment system is switched OFF due to key removal then it will switched ON automatically in next Ignition cycle. 3.3 AUTOMATIC SWITCH OFF (ONE HOUR LOGIC) : If the Infotainment system was switched on using the power ON/OFF button after key removal, it switches OFF automatically after one hour. So, the Infotainment system will be operated without vehicle key for one hour.
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OPERATION
3.5 VOLUME CONTROL : Volume of the system can be increase/decreased using VOL +/-buttons. The volume is varied from 0 to 40. If volume is 40, then it will show MAX VOLUME message on the display. Volume pop up is appeared on the display as shown below if volume is changed. 3.6 MUTE FUNCTION : Press and hold the button or short press MUTE button on steering wheel control to mute the Infotainment system. MUTE symbol will be appeared at the bottom right corner of the display. (Refer SWC switch operation section 8.2 for more information)
When the Infotainment system is switched on, it plays

at the most recently set volume, if this volume setting is below the maximum, switch ON volume level setting. To cancel mute function, Press and hold the button again or press VOL + or VOL - Button or short press mute button on steering wheel controls again to cancel the mute function.
Traffic announcements and external audio sources are

operated at a preset minimum volume setting, see Audio setup section for more information.
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OPERATION
3.7 MAIN DISPLAY : The main display is the display shown after switching on the Infotainment system. It can be recalled at any time from a different menu using the MAIN button. The functions that are displayed in the main menu are - SOURCE, - PHONE - NAV 3.8. CENTRE KNOB : The Centre Knob is the central control element of the Infotainment system. It controls almost all the system functions by means of menus.
TURN : Select commands, menu options OR letters.
PRESS : Confirmes the displayed selection
Information about the currently selected audio source (e.g. Tuner band, station name or frequency or CD track and track number, etc.) is shown in SOURCE menu. Bluetooth menu items are displayed in PHONE menu. Guidance information (if guidance is activated) and navigation parameters are shown in NAV menu.
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OPERATION
3.9 SELECTING AN AUDIO SOURCE : Keep the Menu on SOURCE icon in main page and press centre Knob to select FM, AM, CD, USB, AUX Sources.
OR Press the SRC button repeatedly to switch among AM>FM->CD->USB->AUX->AM etc. audio sources. If CD and USB are not present, system switches among AM->FM->AUX audio sources. Pop-up menus : In certain cases the display shows additional notes and information of the Infotainment system as a pop-up. For this purpose, the currently displayed menu is overlaid with the pop-up.
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You have to confirm some of the pop ups (e.g. the safety warnings of the navigation, Pairing blue tooth phone, Pop up for inserting correct navigation CD), others will automatically disappear after a short period. Selecting an item from menu list : The cursor shows which menu item is to be selected. Move the cursor to the desired menu item by turning the Centre Knob. Press the Centre Knob to confirm your selection. The corresponding function is executed or the corresponding submenu displayed.
SET UP
4. SETUP :
The Infotainment system provides you with various options to customize the behavior and functions of the system according to your personal preferences. Depending on the selected function, three SETUP functions are available in the system. 1. SYSTEM Setup when the system is in MAIN menu. 2. AUDIO setup when the system is in any audio source menu. 3. NAVIGATION Setup when the system is in navigation menu. Use the SETUP button to access the relevant SETUP menu options, based on the selected function (main menu, any audio source, navigation). 4.1 SYSTEM SETUP : Using SYSTEM setup menu, you can make all the settings that influence the information shown on the display and functions of the Infotainment system. To go into the SYSTEM setups, 4.1.1 TIME/DATE : TIME / DATE option is used to set the time and date on the Infotainment system display. The SYSTEM setup page is displayed as shown below to set : - Time / Date - Day / Night - Language - Units
Press the MAIN button to recall the main page. Press the SETUP button.
Press the MAIN button to go to main menu. Press the SETUP button.
The SYSTEM setup page is displayed.
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SET UP Press the rotary knob to select Time / Date item in

SETUP menu.
The SYSTEM setup page is displayed. Using the rotary knob, select Day/Night item in SETUP
menu.
Using rotary knob set the Time / Date. Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the
previous menu pages.While setting the time, you can select 12 hour format or 24 hour format based on his convenience. Synchronous clock is used to set the system clock to RDS FM station clock
Using rotary knob set the desired Day/Night/Automatic

mode. Example of night mode screen is
4.1.2 DAY / NIGHT DAY / NIGHT option is used to select the Infotainment system mode such as day, night and automatic modes. Press the MAIN button to go to main menu. Press the SETUP button.
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SET UP Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the

previous menu pages. Note: If the mode is Automatic, then screen will be in Night mode once head lamp is ON, otherwise screen will be in Day mode. 4.1.3 LANGUAGE : User can select any of the languages in 3 available languages i.e English, Espanol, Italiano. To set the desired language,
Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the

previous menu pages. 4.1.4 UNITS : SI (Europe) and FPS (Great Britain) units are the available units to be chosen. To select the units,
Press the MAIN button to go to main menu. Press the SETUP button.
The SYSTEM setup page is displayed.
Press the MAIN button to go to main menu. Press the SETUP button. The SYSTEM setup page is displayed. Using the rotary knob, select Language option in SETUP menu.
Using the rotary knob, select Units option in SETUP

menu.
Using rotary knob set the language.
Using rotary knob choose the units. Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the
previous menu pages.
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SET UP
4.2 AUDIO SETUP : Using AUDIO setup menu, you can make the settings that influence the parameters related to voice and audio sources such as Radio tuner, Bluetooth etc.. To go into the AUDIO setups,
Press SRC button to go to audio source mode.
4.2.1 RDS (RADIO DATA SYSTEM) : This sub menu allows you to select the FM stations with/ without RDS feature when the system is operated in FM mode. You can select RDS ON/OFF and RDS automatic modes. (For more details on RDS, refer 5.2.3 section). To set the RDS,
Press the SETUP button. The AUDIO setup page is displayed as shown below to
set - RDS ON/OFF - REG ON/OFF - Volume
Press SRC button to go to FM tuner mode. Press the SETUP button.

The AUDIO setup page is displayed.
Using rotary knob, select RDS option in AUDIO SETUP

menu.
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SET UP
4.2.2 REG (REGIONALIZATION PROGRAMME) This sub menu allows you to select the FM stations with/ without REG feature when the system is operated in FM mode. You can select REG ON/OFF and REG automatic modes. (For more details on REG, refer 5.3 section). To set REG
Press SRC button to go to FM tuner mode.

Automatic, ON and OFF options will be displayed in RDS sub menu.
Press the SETUP button.

The AUDIO setup page is displayed.
Using rotary knob, select REG option in AUDIO SETUP

menu.
Using rotary knob, select RDS ON or OFF or Automatic

mode.

previous menu pages.
ON, OFF and Automatic options will be displayed in REG

sub menu.
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SET UP
Navigation announcement : Volume of the Navigation announcements.
Using rotary knob, select REG ON or OFF or Automatic

mode.

previous menu pages. 4.2.3.VOLUME : This submenu allows you to customize the following Volume to your requirements Start-up volume: Maximum volume when the Infotainment system is switched on. TA Volume: Volume of traffic Announcements External In: Volume of an external source (for example when connecting a mobile phone). SDVC: Speed Dependent Volume Control.
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4.2.3.1 START-UP VOLUME : You can set the radio default Startup volume whenever system is switched ON. If the system volume in the current ignition cycle is more than Start-up volume setting, the system volume in the next ignition cycle will be set to Start-up volume setting. If the system volume in the current ignition cycle is less then Start-up volume setting, the system volume in the next ignition cycle will be set to volume of the system in the previous ignition cycle. To set the Start-up volume level Press the SETUP button.
SET UP
The AUDIO setup page is displayed. Using rotary knob, select Volume option in AUDIO SETUP menu. Again using rotary knob, select Startup volume option in Volume sub menu and set the desired setting level from -12 to +12. The AUDIO setup page is displayed. Using rotary knob, select Volume option in AUDIO SETUP menu. Again using rotary knob, select TA Volume option in Volume sub menu and set the desired TA volume level from -12 to +12.
Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the previous menu pages.
4.2.3.2 TA VOLUME : This function allows you to set the volume for traffic announcements. To set TA volume. Press SRC button to go to audio source mode. Press the SETUP button.
4.2.3.3 EXTERNAL IN VOLUME : This function allows you to set a minimum volume for external audio sources, such as Bluetooth. To set the Ext. in volume level Press SRC button to go to audio source mode.
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SET UP
Press the SETUP button. The AUDIO setup page is displayed. Using rotary knob, select Volume option in AUDIO SETUP menu. Again using rotary knob, select Ext. in vol option in Volume sub menu and set the desired volume level from -12 to 12. Vehicle depending on the SDVC settings chosen. You can use the SDVC function to adjust the speed dependent volume settings. To set SDVC settings, Press SRC button to go to audio source mode. Press the SETUP button. The AUDIO setup page is displayed. Using rotary knob, select Volume option in AUDIO SETUP menu. Again using rotary knob, select SDVC option in Volume sub menu and set the desired SDVC setting level from 0 to 5.
4.2.3.4 SDVC (SPEED DEPENDENT VOLUME CONTROL) : To compensate ambient and rolling noise at higher speeds, the Infotainment system volume adjusts to the speed of the
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SET UP
4.2.3.5 NAVIGATION ANNOUNCEMENT : Navi announce is used to set the volume of the navigation voice prompts in active navigation mode while driving. Note: There is an option Music in Navi announce sub menu for setting audio source volume againist Navi announce volume. If Music level is 0, during navigation voice prompts, audio source will be muted. Otherwise, navigation voice prompt will overlap on audio source depending on the Music level chosen. You can test the set navigation voice prompt level againist audio source level using option Test navi announcement option in Navi announce sub menu. To set the navigation volume, Press SRC button to go to audio source mode. Press the SETUP button. The AUDIO setup page is displayed. Using rotary knob, select Volume option in AUDIO SETUP menu. Again using rotary knob, select Navi announce option in Volume sub menu and set the level from 0 to 12.
4.3. AUDIO SETTINGS Audio settings can be used to make the following settings Bass, Treble Fader Balance Sound settings
Fader option is used to set the system volume distribution from front to rear. Balance is used to set the system volume distribution between loud speakers at the left and loud speakers at the right.
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SET UP
Bass is used to enhance or reduce audio low frequencies. Treble is used to enhance or reduce audio high frequencies. Sound Settings are used to set the system at predefined sound settings. 6 preset sound settings are available in the system.
The available preset audio settings are Speech, Pop, Jazz, Classic and Rock. To set the AUDIO settings,
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Press
button to go to AUDIO settings menu.
Using rotary knob, select Bass / Treble / Fader / Balance options to set in AUDIO settings menu. Again using rotary knob, set the level of Bass/Treble/ Fader/Balance from -12 to 12.
If you want to select sound preset, using rotary knob, select any desired preset from available sound presets such as Speech, Pop, Jazz, Classic, and Rock.
SET UP
Press Back button repeatedly to go back to the previous menu pages.
Note: 1. Any audio settings made previously will be deactivated after the current audio settings. 2. Each audio source (Tuner/CD/USB/AUX) can have independent Audio settings.
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RADIO TUNER
5. RADIO TUNER :
The Infotainment system features AM (MW) and FM tuner bands. In addition, each of the tuner bands has an Auto store memory location where stations can be automatically stored. If the system is in AM mode, you can store the stations in AM and AM-AS memory locations. If the system is in FM mode, you can store the stations in FM1, FM2 and FM-AS memory locations. You can store 6 channels/stations in each memory location. 5.1 SELECTING AM/FM MEMORY LOCATIONS : Press SRC button to tune the system to AM/FM Mode. Using rotary knob, switch among FM1, FM2, FM-AS for FM Stations or switch between AM, AM-AS for AM stations which are displayed in the bottom portion of the display. The current AM/FM mode and the station to which the radio was tuned previously are displayed. The default cursor position shall be FM2 when FM1 is selected, FM-AS when FM2 is selected and FM1 when FMAS is selected. In the similar way, the default cursor position shall be AM-AS when AM is selected and vice-versa. 5.2 STATION SEARCH There are different types of station search methods are available in tuner mode: To activate automatic station search, Press SRC button to Tune the system to AM/FM Mode. Press right / left arrow key ( stations automatically. / ) for seeking the
The radio is muted during AM/FM station search. If the radio does not find a station over the complete frequency band where it is operated, Radio automatically switches to the frequency from where it starts searching. Automatic station search. Manual station search. RDS station search. Station search by program type. Traffic service station search.
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RADIO TUNER
5.2.1 AUTOMATIC STATION SEARCH (Auto seek) (Applicable to both AM and FM) The radio searches for the next/previous available station where there is reception. Note: If you want to search for FM stations, RDS has to be made OFF (see AUDIO setup section 4.2.1 for more details).Automatic FM station search searches for both RDS and non RDS stations. If you want to search for FM stations with RDS, RDS has to be made ON. To activate automatic station search, Press SRC button to Tune the system to AM/FM Mode. Press right/left arrow key ( / ) for seeking the stations automatically. The radio is muted during AM/FM station search. If the radio does not find a station over the complete frequency band where it is operated, Radio automatically switches to the frequency from where it starts searching. 5.2.2 MANUAL STATION SEARCH (Manual seek) (Applicable to both AM and FM) You can tune to a radio station by changing the frequency manually irrespective of RDS state. This function is possible only in radio tuner mode. To perform manual search operation, Press SRC button to Tune the system to AM/FM Mode. Press up/down arrow key ( / ) for seeking the stations manually. MAN is shown on the display before the frequency during the manual search.
5.2.3 RDS STATION SEARCH (Applicable to FM only) Normal auto seek operation searches for both RDS and non RDS based FM stations. RDS station search allows user to search for FM stations which are RDS enabled. RDS (Radio Data System) RDS is a FM broadcasting service, which makes finding the required FM station much easier and aids good reception.
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When the RDS function is switched on, RDS stations are recognized by the fact that the station name is displayed instead of the station frequency. RDS stations transmit information which is automatically evaluated by the RDS radio, or when the RDS function is active. RDS, REG and TP functions associated with RDS which can be set in the Audio settings menu. To search for an FM station with RDS, Press SRC button to tune the system to FM Mode. Activate RDS ON.(See section 4.2.1) Press right/left arrow key ( / ) for seeking the FM stations with RDS automatically. Note: The RDS function must be switched on and system should be in FM mode for RDS station search. System searches for FM station with RDS on automatic search operation, if RDS state is ON/Automatic. If RDS state is OFF and the system searches an FM station with RDS, then station is indicated by the frequency only. If RDS state is Automatic, RDS will be always ON i.e even in battery cycle (Battery disconnect and reconnect operation) and power ON/OFF cycle, RDS will be always in ON state only. (Same for REG Automatic) If Auto store is activated and RDS is auto ON, system seeks and stores RDS stations in FM-AS mode.
5.2.4 STATION SEARCH BY PROGRAMME TYPE (Applicable to FM only) Many RDS stations transmit a PTY code indicating the type of program broadcast (e.g. news, sports, business etc..). The PTY code allows selection of stations by programme type. There are two options available in station search by programme type. If FM station with RDS is found, then the station is shown by the name on the display instead of frequency.
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PTY selection PTY station
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5.2.4.1 PTY selection (FM only) Press SRC button to Tune the system to FM Mode. Activate RDS (Refer Audio Setup section 4.2.1 for more details). Using rotary knob, Select Options item displayed in FM source.
Select the PTY selection item in the FM options sub menu. The list of selectable programme types appears.
Using rotary knob, select the desired programme type from the list. A list of the receivable stations of the selected programme type is displayed. Select the desired station from the list. If no corresponding station is found, No station available message is displayed and the previously selected station will be played. 5.2.4.2 PTY station (FM only) Press SRC button to Tune the system to FM Mode. Activate RDS (Refer Audio Setup section 4.2.1 for more details). Using rotary knob, Select Options item displayed in FM source.
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If the current station is a radio traffic station [TP] is displayed on the display. If the current station is not a traffic programme, then the radio will automatically look for the traffic station with the best reception.
Select the PTY station item in the FM options sub menu. A list of all stations with a valid programme type is displayed. Select the desired station from the list. Note: Some stations will also change the PTY code depending on the broadcast content. 5.2.5 TRAFFIC PROGRAM (TP) station search : Radio traffic stations are FM RDS stations which transmit traffic announcements periodically about the traffic within the city. You will be able to recognize a traffic station by the TP symbol on the display. This function is only available in the FM mode. Press the TP button button to switch TP on.[ ] or [TP] appears on the display.
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If no radio traffic station is available, only [ ] symbol is

displayed on the display and the system goes back to the previous station/frequency from where it starts searching. Only traffic programmes are searched during the automatic station search in TP mode. 5.2.5.1 Stopping a traffic announcement If you wish to stop a traffic announcement during CD/MP3 or USB playback, proceed as specified below Press the TP button.
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The current traffic announcement is interrupted. TP remains switched on. 5.2.5.2 Traffic announcements when an external source is active The external source (e.g. mobile phone) takes priority over the traffic announcements. When a telephone connection is active, no traffic announcements will be heard or displayed. 5.2.5.3 Switching OFF TP Press the TP button. [ ] symbol disappears in the display. During a traffic announcement, press the TP button twice to switch OFF TP. To switch on Regionalisation (RDS must be activated and system should be in FM mode), Press setup menu and select the REG using rotary knob. Select ON or Automatic option in the REG sub menu. If REG is activated, the REG symbol is shown on the display.
5.3 REG (REGIONALISATION) Some RDS stations transmit different programmes on different frequencies at certain times. You can prevent the radio from changing over to another programme during the search for the station with the best reception using REG programme. The Infotainment system remains tuned to the selected regional programme until good reception is no longer possible. If the reception quality of the selected regional programme no longer provides good reception, the Infotainment system will switch to another regional programme. 5.4 STORING STATIONS MANUALLY : Press SRC button to tune the system to AM or FM mode. Using rotary knob, select AM/AM AS or FM1/FM2/FM AS memory location to store the stations. Using Manual seek or auto seek; set the desired station/ frequency. Press and hold the preset button (1 to 6) in which you
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want to store the station till confirmation beep is heard from the audio speakers. (Approximately 2 seconds.) The radio mutes the system for a while and displays the station stored in the memory location. Then the station to which the radio is currently tuned in plays and appears on the display. The station is stored in the memory location selected. When a station is stored, RDS on or RDS OFF status also will be stored along with the station. Select the desired station from the station list using the Stations menu item on the display. 5.5 AUTO STORE (AS): Auto store is possible in the FM-AS and AM-AS modes. These stations are stored automatically in a separate AS Memory. Stations is stored in presets in the decreasing order of signal strength i.e station with more signal strength is stored in the preset 1 and so on. To store stations automatically, proceed as specified below Press SRC button to tune the system to AM or FM mode. Using rotary knob, select Autostore option on the display. Autostore function will be activated and the stations will be stored automatically in the presets in AM AS / FM AS memory location. If Auto store activated with RDS state is ON/Automatic, all the RDS stations which have reception are stored in the presets. If TP is activated prior to or during auto store, the radio will tune to a memory location with traffic programme once the automatic station search is finished. If the traffic programme is switched on during auto store, then the automatic station search remains active until at least one traffic radio station is found. 5.6 RECALLING STORED STATIONS : Press SRC button to tune the system to AM or FM mode. Short press on presets 1 6 to recall the stored stations. Select the desired station from the station list using the Stations menu item on the display.
5.7. STATION LIST (APPLICABLE TO FM ONLY) The station list shows all the available stations that can be received at that moment of time. Select the Stations menu item on the display in FM mode.
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The station list of FM is displayed along with the stations stored in presets 1,2,.6. Select the desired station from the station list. Note: The stations stored under the memory locations 1 ...6 are not overwritten during this update.
Select the Update stations menu item in stations sub menu to update the station list.
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CD / MP3 PLAY BACK

6. CD/MP3 PLAYBACK :
6.1 GENERAL INFORMATION The Infotainment system comes with a CD/MP3 player; You should play standard CDs with a diameter of 12 cm with this unit. You can also use the Infotainment system to play CDs containing MP3 music data and Mixed Mode CDs. Audio CDs are being provided more and more frequently with what is known as copy protection in order to protect them from illegal duplication. However, this protection does not correspond to the audio CD specification (Red Book) according to which all units for the playback of audio CDs have been and continue to be developed. For this reason, you may experience problems when playing CDs with copy protection. We accept no liability for damage to your CD player caused by playing unsuitable CDs. Note: 1. Shaped CDs are not suitable for playing. 2. Do not place DVDs in the CD player. 3. Supported file formats are -CD-DA, MP3. 6.2 PREPARING MP3 CD There may be problems with CD playback caused by the combination of CD burner, burner software, blank CD and ambient temperature. If you experience problems with CDs you have burned yourself, you should switch to using blank CDs from another. The best results will be achieved with blank CDs with a playing time of 74 minutes. The format of the CD must be ISO 9660 Level 1, Level 2 or JOLIET. All other formats cannot be played back reliably. Use maximum bit rate of 256 kbit/ s while creating MP3 files from the audio files. The MP3 files used in the CD must have the .mp3 extension. Note: 1. Do not try to play back non-MP3 files to which the .mp3 file extension has been affixed, as they will be detected and skipped. 2. When naming your albums and tracks, you should not include umlauts or special characters. The number of playable tracks is dependent on the number of albums on one CD and the length of the track names (ID3 tag). In general, the fewer albums on the CD and the shorter the tracks, the more playable tracks that will fit on one CD. You can create a maximum of 99 albums on one MP3 CD for playing on the Infotainment system. The albums
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can be selected individually with the Infotainment System. As inconsistencies may occur with certain burner software, you should record either just sub-albums with tracks or just tracks in the root album. Each album can be named using your PC. The name of the album may be displayed in the Infotainment system display. Name your albums and tracks as stated in your burner software. You will find instructions on this in your software guide. If you prefer to keep your files in the correct sequence, you must use burner software which arranges your files in alphanumerical order. If your software does not have this function, you can sort the files manually too. To do this, you have to place a number before each filename, e.g. .001, 002., etc. You can also make use of play lists in file formats .m3u. or .pls. in order to place your files in a specific order. Use maximum bit rate of 256 kbit/ s while creating MP3 files from the audio files. The MP3 files used in the CD must have the .mp3 extension. 6.3 CD EJECT Press the CD eject button. Eject CD pop up message is displayed on the screen. Source changes to previously played audio source. If the system is not in CD mode, only eject message is displayed without change in the system behavior on CD eject operation.
A CD can be ejected even if the system is turned OFF. The system switches OFF after the CD has been removed from the CD slot.. If the CD is not removed, it is automatically re-loaded into the CD drive after around ten seconds. If CD is not present inside the system, system will give No CD loaded on pressing CD eject button.
6.4 LOADING A CD The Infotainment system is turned OFF or in AM/FM/USB/ AUX mode. Insert the CD (label side up) in the CD slot. The device pulls the CD in automatically and Reading CD message and CD symbol are displayed on the screen irrespective of the ignition state.
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and the first album name is displayed. Information about the track (title, artist) is displayed as soon as the first track starts to play. 6.5 PLAYING A LOADED CD If the CD is already in the CD slot and the Infotainment system is in AM/FM/USB/AUX mode. Press SRCbutton to select CD playback or Using rotary knob, select SOURCE in main menu and then select CD.
Note: The CD drawer should not be obstructed. Total number of tracks will be displayed first on the LCD screen.
The CD track last played is displayed on the screen and system starts playing. As soon as the system starts playing first track, the display shows track 1 and the playing time (ID3 tag). With MP3 CDs, the MP3 symbol light up on the display
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6.6 INFORMATION ON THE DISPLAY IN CD PLAYBACK MODE Depending on the kind of CD (audio CD with/without text, MP3 CD with/ without ID3 tags), the following information may be displayed on the screen. AUDIO-CD WITHOUT CD TEXT - Track number and playing time - Album name will show <CD - Audio> AUDIO CD WITH CD TEXT - Track number and playing time - Track title - Artist name MP3 CD WITHOUT ID3 TAGS - Track number and playing time - File name - Album name MP3 CD WITH ID3 TAGS - Track number and playing time - Track title - Album name 6.7 CD OPERATIONS The Infotainment system is in CD mode and CD is loaded in the system. 6.7.1 Selecting next/previous track Press the right arrow key ( ( ) or the left arrow key ) to go to next/previous track.
The system starts playing the next/previous track. ) within 10 sec. previous track is Note : If you press ( played, else same track is played. 6.7.2 Selecting next/previous folder (Applicable to CD with folders) Press the up arrow key ( ) or the down arrow key ( ) to go to next/previous track.
The system starts playing the next/previous track. 6.7.3 CD fast forward/fast reverse Hold the left arrow key or the right arrow key down until the desired playback section user want to listen appears. During fast forward/reverse, the CD plays at a higher speed and reduced volume. Fast forward continues to next track.
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6.7.4 CD track list If you want to select a track from the track list, Select Track option on the display in CD mode using rotary knob. Using rotary knob, you can browse through the track list to select the desired track. Using rotary knob, you can browse through the folder list and select the desired folder.
System plays the first track from the selected folder. 6.8 CD RANDOM/REPEAT/SCAN MODES : Available CD modes are : - Normal - Random CD - Repeat - Scan Available MP3 CD modes are - Normal - Random CD - Random folder - Repeat - Scan In Normal mode, tracks/folders in a CD are played in a sequential order. In Random CD mode, all the tracks in a CD are played randomly. In Random folder mode, all the tracks in current folder are played randomly.
A list of tracks is displayed on the screen.
6.7.5 CD folder list (Applicable to MP3 CD only) If you want to select a track from the folder list, Select Folder option on the display in CD mode using rotary knob.
A list of folders is displayed on the screen
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In Repeat mode, system plays the current track repeatedly. In Scan mode, system plays every track for 10sec. To select the CD/MP3 CD modes, Select Options menu item on the display in CD mode using rotary knob.
All the available modes in CD/MP3 CD will be displayed on the screen as shown below. Note: 1. To deactivate Random/Repeat/Scan mode, select Normal mode in the Options sub menu. 2. On source change operation, Scan mode gets deactivated. 3. Scan mode gets cancelled automatically after one round of scanning the tracks Using rotary knob, Select the mode. Press BACK button to go back to the CD menu. RND/RPT/SCN icon will be displayed on the screen as per the selected mode. 4. On next/previous track operation, Repeat and Scan modes get deactivated.
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USB PLAY BACK

7. USB PLAY BACK
7.1 GENERAL INFORMATION This device plays any USB mass storage playback media with comply with USB protocol 2.0. Support any USB flash drive memory size up to 8 GB Supported file formats are MP3, WMA audio files playback. Support up to 255 play lists per USB device. Support up to 15,000 files per USB device. Support up to 999 folders per USB device. 7.2 DISPLAY SUPPORT TO USB
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Support at least 28 characters of text for each folder,

name, play list name, file name, and each ID3 tag field. Report of ID3 tag information *Track title* *Album name* *Track elapsed time* File type (i.e. .mp3) 7.3 INSERTING USB DRIVE System is ON and in AM/FM/CD/AUX mode. Insert the USB stick into the docking module. USB icon is displayed on the TFT Screen and total number of tracks will be displayed.
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As soon as the first track starts to play, the display shows track 1 and the elapsed time. Information about the track (title, Album) is displayed as soon as the first track starts to play. Note : 1. Auto detection on USB insertion when the Infotainment system is OFF is not supported for USB. Auto detection is supported for CD insertion only in system OFF condition. 2. Existing Infotainment system does not support iPod connectivity through USB port. 7.4 PLAYING A USB If the USB drive is already inserted in the docking module and the Infotainment system is in AM/FM/USB/AUX mode,
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Press SRC button to select USB playback or Using rotary knob, select SOURCE in main menu and then select USB. 7.5 USB OPERATIONS 7.5.1 Selecting next/previous track Press the right arrow key ( ) or the left arrow key ( to go to next/previous track. The system starts playing the next/previous track. )
Note : If you press ( ) within 10 sec. previous track is played, else same track is played. 7.5.2 Selecting next/previous folder (Applicable to USB with folders) Press the up arrow key ( ) or the down arrow key ( ) to go to next/previous track. The system starts playing the next/previous track. 7.5.3 USB fast forward/fast reverse Hold the left arrow key or the right arrow key down until the desired playback section user want to listen appears. During fast forward/reverse, the system plays at a higher speed and reduced volume. Fast forward continues to next track. 7.5.4 USB track list If you want to select a track from the track list, Select Track option on the display in USB mode using rotary knob.
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The USB track last played is displayed on the screen and system starts playing.
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A list of tracks is displayed on the screen.
Using rotary knob, you can browse through the track list to select the desired track.
Using rotary knob, you can browse through the folder list and select the desired folder.
System plays the first track from the selected folder. 7.6 USB RANDOM/REPEAT/SCAN MODES Available USB modes are - Normal - Random USB - Random folder - Repeat - Scan In Normal mode, tracks/folders in USB are played in a sequential order. In Random USB mode, all the tracks in a USB are played randomly.
7.5.5 USB folder list (Applicable to USB with folders only) If you want to select a track from the folder list, Select Folder option on the display in CD mode using rotary knob.
A list of folders is displayed on the screen.
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In Random folder mode, all the tracks in current folder are played randomly. In Repeat mode, system plays the current track repeatedly. In Scan mode, system plays every track for 10sec. To select the USB modes, Select Options menu item on the display in USB mode using rotary knob. Note: 1. To deactivate Random/Repeat/Scan mode, select Normal mode in the Options sub menu. 2. On source change operation, Scan mode gets deactivated. 3. Scan mode gets cancelled automatically after one round of scanning the tracks Using rotary knob, Select the mode. Press BACK button to go back to the CD menu. 4. On next/previous track operation, Repeat and Scan modes get deactivated. 7.7 USB REMOVAL Remove the USB from docking. USB icon disappears on TFT screen. System plays last played audio playback source.
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RND/RPT/SCN icon will be displayed on the screen as per the selected mode
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8. AUX IN PLAY BACK SUPPORT
8.1 GENERAL INFORMATION You can connect any MP3 auxiliary device to the system and play the tracks in MP3 player through the in car Infotainment system. Analog audio output is given to the system for audio playback. You have to use 3.5mm AUX male to male cable for AUX In connectivity. It is recommended to buy AUX cable from authorized dealer/shop. 8.2 AUX PLAYBACK Connect any AUX device using AUX cable to the Infotainment system. AUX device should be ON. You can vary the volume of the system using VOL +/- buttons. Note: 1. Auto detection on AUX insertion in system OFF condition is not supported. 2. Display does not show any information about the AUX playback as system does not support ID3 tag information for AUX device.
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Press SRC button to select AUX playback or Using rotary knob, select SOURCE in main menu and then select AUX.
System goes to AUX mode and starts playing the audio from AUX device Display shows Auxiliary input during AUX playback.
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3. You cannot control the AUX device playback from the Infotainment system like CD and USB. 4. Volume of the playback depends on the AUX device volume setting and the Infotainment system volume settings. To get the desired audio volume output, you are advised to put AUX device at max. Volume setting. 5. System does not support analog/Digital output. So, It is recommended to not to connect headphones in AUX In slot.
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9. HANDS FREE PHONE VIA BLUETOOTH :
9.1 GENERAL INFORMATION : The Bluetooth connectivity offers an opportunity to transfer phone calls using your mobile phone via a vehicle microphone and vehicle loud speaker system as well as to operate the most important mobile phone functions via Infotainment system in the vehicle. A wireless connection will be created between a mobile phone and the Infotainment system via blue tooth. The Bluetooth function for the mobile telephone must be activated. The mobile supports Bluetooth Hands free profile, V.1.0, and is specified in accordance with Bluetooth special interest group (SIG) Bluetooth is a radio standard for wireless connection between devices, e.g., mobile phones. Information can be transmitted, such as that pertaining to Phonebook, call lists, the names of network operators and field strength. The paired mobile phone is operated via steering wheel control system or via combination of rotary knob and BACK button on the Infotainment system. The menu driven operations and status are shown on the Infotainment display.
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When an incoming/outgoing call is in progress, the radio sound is muted. When the call has ended, the radio sound resumes back to the previous state. Note: Few mobile phones may not support all the features of the Infotainment system. It is advised to refer mobile phones manual for compatibility. In case your mobile phone does not connect with TATA BLUE CONNECT kindly contact TATA MOTORS authorized service center. Note: Bluetooth connectivity feature is specific to the vehicle variant. For more details, refer vehicle specific feature variant matrix. Important advice on operating mobile while driving and road safety Mobile phones affect drivers environnent. This is the reason why safety rules and regulations were drawn up. You should find out about the relevant regulations before use the phone function. Use of the free speech facility while driving can be dangerous because it reduces drivers concentration when active phone call is in progress. Park the vehicle before use the free speech facility. Always comply with the regulations of the country where vehicle is being used. Always switch off the mobile phone if dangerous situations arise. Note: Do not let the Infotainment system operation to distract the driving.

9.2 OPERATIONAL ANALOGY BETWEEN THE SWITCHES : Bluetooth menu can be operated via SWC switches and the Infotainment system switches. In Bluetooth menu, switch operational analogy is present between Seek up (SWC) switch and anti clock wise rotation of rotary knob for traversing up in the menu list Seek down (SWC) switch and anti clock wise rotation of rotary knob for traversing down in the menu list Mode (SWC) switch and Selection of rotary knob for selecting menu item. Mute (SWC) switch and BACK button of the Infotainment system for going back to the previous page 9.3 BLUETOOTH PIN CODE Infotainment system has a Bluetooth PIN code which should be entered while creating a connection/pairing between your mobile and the Infotainment system. Default Bluetooth PIN code of the system is set to 0000 and is configurable. If you want to change the Bluetooth PIN code of the system, Go to the Phone Menu by selecting PHONE Menu from the MAIN page OR by long press on steering wheel Mute Button Select the Bluetooth menu item. The Bluetooth menu appears on the display.
If Bluetooth has been activated, the remaining menu items will appear on the display. Select the Bluetooth PIN menu item. The PIN menu appears on the display.
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9.4.1 Pairing via Infotainment system You can pair your mobile using Start searching and Paired devices options available in the system Bluetooth menu. If your mobile is paired before, you can pair your mobile using Paired devices option. Otherwise, pair your mobile using Start searching option. If your mobile is not paired, Go to the Phone Menu by selecting PHONE from main page Or by long press on steering wheel MUTE button.
Enter a random PIN code using the rotary button and confirm this by pressing OK. 9.4 BLUETOOTH PAIRING There are two ways of connecting i.e. pairing your mobile phone with the Infotainment system via Bluetooth. Bluetooth pairing can be done from the Infotainment system and can be done from your mobile phone too. For both the ways of pairing, you should know the Bluetooth PIN code. If not, set the Bluetooth PIN in the system. (Refer section 9.3 for details of Bluetooth PIN code). Note: Always Bluetooth should be ON in your mobile for pairing and hands free operations using Infotainment system.
System is in the phone menu. Select the Bluetooth menu item. The Bluetooth menu appears on the display.
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If Bluetooth has been activated, the remaining menu items will appear on the display. Select Start searching menu item
When the search process has ended, the Bluetooth devices are listed in the Found devices menu.
During the search process for Bluetooth devices, the message Searching is displayed on the screen.
Select the mobile phone to be paired. While pairing, you are conveyed with the message Pairing in Progress appears on the display.
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Mobile will be paired and pop up message with mobile name will be displayed. Close the pop up and press BACK button. Mobile name along with the service provider name will be shown on the display.
Enter Bluetooth PIN or a similar request appears on the display of users mobile phone. Infotainment system name is appeared as Tata Blue-Connect on mobile screen. Using the keypad on mobile phone enter the same Bluetooth PIN as for the Infotainment system and confirm it with OK.
If your mobile is paired before, Go to the Phone Menu by selecting PHONE from main page Or by long press on steering wheel MUTE button. System is in the phone menu. Select the Bluetooth menu item. The Bluetooth menu appears on the display.
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Select Paired devices menu item.
List of paired devices will be displayed.
Select the mobile phone to be paired. While pairing, you are conveyed with the message Pairing in Progress appears on the display. Using the keypad on mobile phone enter the same Bluetooth PIN as for the Infotainment system and confirm it with OK. Note: 1. If no Bluetooth device is found during searching, No device pop up will be displayed as shown below. You can repeat the search process by selecting Repeat option on the display.
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9.4.2 Pairing via Mobile phone Go to the Phone Menu by selecting PHONE from main page Or by long press on steering wheel MUTE button. Select the Bluetooth menu item in PHONE menu. The Bluetooth menu appears on the display. If Device visible function is activated in phone menu, the mobile can be recognized by other Bluetooth devices. In this way, a Bluetooth connection can be created between mobile phone and the Infotainment system. Select Device visible menu item.
2. If entered Bluetooth PIN code is wrong, pairing will be failed and pop up Pairing failed will be displayed as shown below.
3. You can pair maximum of 5 mobiles with the system. If you try to pair after 5 mobiles, system gives Memory full pop up. (Refer section 9.7 Removal of paired devices for more information)
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Start search function in mobile phone for Bluetooth devices.

The message Device found: Tata Blue-Connect appears on the display of mobile phone. Start connecting mobile phone to Infotainment system TATA blue connect. Enter the Bluetooth PIN of the Infotainment system on mobile phone. The Bluetooth connection has been created between the mobile phone and the Infotainment system. 9.5 HANDS FREE OPERATIONS : As soon as the Bluetooth connection is established between mobile phone and the Infotainment system via Bluetooth, you can operate some of the mobile phones functions via the Infotainment system. As a rule, you can also continue operating the Infotainment system while the data is transferred from the mobile phone to the Infotainment system. This can take some time depending on the brand of mobile phone. During the period of time mobile telephone can only be operated to a limited extent via the Infotainment system. In addition to operating using the steering wheel remote control system, some functions can also be operated using a voice control system. When a Bluetooth connection exists, the functional scope of mobile phone can also be limited. The menu item appears in the upper area in which numbers are entered. A cursor which displays the current input position.
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9.5.1 Making Phone calls Three different options are available to make a call using the Infotainment system via Bluetooth. Dial the phone number manually. Select phone number from the Phone Book. Select phone number from the list of recent dialed calls. Note: It is assumed that your phone is paired and you are in phone menu before making calls. 9.5.1.1 Manual Dial : Select PHONE menu. Phone menu appears. Select the Dial menu item.

9.5.1.2. Dial through Phone book/ Phone book access: Select PHONE menu. Phone menu appears. Select the Phone Book menu item.
Select the digits for the phone calls from the foot of the displaying order and start the dialing process by selecting Dial menu item using centre knob. Deleting dialed numbers : If you enter a wrong number while dialing, you can delete the wrong number by selecting <C menu item in Dial page. Select <C menu item in dial page. The number in front of the cursor is deleted. You can delete one number at a time. You can also have the additional option of selecting the Phone Book in the Dial menu. A list of all the entries in the Phone Book appears on the display as shown below.
Note: Letters and numbers cannot be input using the Infotainment system buttons.
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You can select the name start with Alphabets abc, def.etc with filtering option or user can disable filtering to see complete Phone Book entries. Note: 1. Few mobiles may not support this feature in the supported mobiles. 2. Infotainment system may take some time to download the contacts from the mobile phone. 3. Download time is dependent on the mobile phone. 4. If phone book is not completely downloaded at that point of accessing phone book, you are conveyed with the message Loading.
Select the desired entry and start the dialing process
9.5.1.3. Dial through call list/ Call list access : Select PHONE menu. Phone menu appears. Select the Call list menu item.
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Accept the incoming call by pressing MODE button on the steering wheel or centre knob. If you press Mode button during active call, following options are displayed. - Hang up - MIC off, - DTMF - Hands free A list of the most recently called phone numbers is displayed. Select the entry to be called and start the dialing process. 9.5.2 Accepting incoming calls When a call is incoming, a selection pop up appears on the display for accepting or rejecting a call.
Hang up option is used to abort active call MIC off option is used to make the MIC off i.e your voice will not be heard by the caller. DTMF option is used to enter numbers during active call conversation.
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Hands free option is used to activate/de activate hands free operations. By default, hands free is activated in the system. 9.5.3 Rejecting incoming calls Select the Reject option on the display using seek down and mode switches or MUTE button on the steering wheel controls directly. 9.5.3 Canceling outgoing calls When outgoing call is in progress, if you think that call is dialed by mistake, you can cancel the outgoing call by pressing MUTE button directly. 9.6 EMERGENCY CALLS Creation of a connection cannot be guaranteed in all situations. This is why you should not rely exclusively on a mobile phone when it is a question of essential calls (e.g. medical emergencies). In some networks, a valid SIM card may have to be properly inserted into the mobile phone. Please remember that you can then only make and receive calls using mobile phone if it is located in a service area with a sufficiently strong signal. In certain circumstances, emergency calls cannot be made within all mobile phone networks; it may also not be possible
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9.5.4 Ending calls While call is active, short Press MUTE button or select Hang Up in phone options by pressing MODE button on the steering wheel controls to end the call.

to make them if specific network services and/or telephone functions are active. You can enquire about this at local network operators. To make emergency calls, Dial the emergency number (e.g.112 in great Britain). The connection to the emergency call center is created. Answer if the service staff asks about the emergency. You can stop the voice dialogue at any time by re-pressing Long press of MODE Button. To end emergency calls Select the Hang-up menu item. Only end the call when you are requested to do so by the emergency call centre. 9.7 REMOVAL OF PAIRED DEVICES : If you try to pair more than 5 mobiles, system gives Memory full pop up as shown below and cannot be paired. Select remove option to remove the selected paired devices. You have to remove paired devices from the list of paired devices. Select Paired devices menu item from PHONE menu. Select the mobile phone which you want to remove from the list. Select Connect option displayed on the screen.
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9.8 VOICE CONTROL SYSTEM : The voice control system enables you to operate some of the mobile phones functions by using your voice. The commands and sequences of numbers can be spoken without a break between the individual words. The Infotainment system supports 3 preset languages i.e. English (Britain), Spanish (EU), Italian. The voice control system supports these languages. A microphone is located above Inner rear view mirror (IRVM).
Connect option is used to disconnect pairing. Pop up will be displayed as shown below to convey that device is removed.
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You can also save phone numbers using a name randomly chosen by voice tag. The phone connection can be created using this name. If the voice control system fails to operate
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properly or fails to recognize voice, it provides you with acoustic messages and asks you to input the command you want again. The voice control system also provides an answer to important commands. NOTE: Voice Control system performance can be dependent on your pronunciation and accent of the speech command. Before using Voice control system, the following preconditions must exit The mobile telephone should pair with the system. To prevent conversations being held in the interior of the vehicle from causing in advertent control of the mobile telephone or audio system, the voice control system only starts once it has been activated. Recognition is most successful when you pause for at least half a second after every three to five numbers. The Infotainment system then repeats the recognized numbers. You can use of additional commands while making a call. 9.8.1 Activating the voice control system By pressing the MODE switch on the steering wheel controls for approx. 2 seconds, the voice control system is activated and Voice input message displayed on the TFT screen. The radio mutes audio play back for the duration of
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the dialogue. Any traffic news coming in will be interrupted. The functions can only be operated if the mobile phone is logged into a network. 9.8.2 Voice dialing commands The following commands will be used to make a call. Some additional commands will be useful in saving contacts by voice tags also. Call Using this command, you can make a call by extracting a telephone number which has been saved in the Phone Book under a name (voice tag) or by spell a number to create a connection. After this command, the following commands are available to you. Number The Connection is created using the number entered. After this command has been given, you will be asked to enter the number. Say the telephone number in a normal voice, without any artificial pauses between the numbers. Name The connection is created using the voice tag. Using this command, you can select a telephone number under a name (Only voice tag).If the system recognizes a name input already available, it is shown on the display. The symbol representing a voice tag appears to the right of the name.

Note: Only stored voice tags can be retrieved using this command Change The last block of numbers has been deleted while calling a number. Delete The complete input has been deleted while calling a number. Help The dialogue is ended and all commands available in this context are being listed. Plus A plus is placed before the number for foreign calls. In order to make a foreign call, you can say the word plus (+) in front of the number. Then say the country code. The country code corresponds to the conventional format, ie 49 for Germany, 44 for great Britain etc. Phone book Using the command Phonebook, you can dial a previously saved voice tag which you have included in Phone Book. You can also delete a voice tag. After inputting the Phonebook command, you will be asked to input a name. After the recognized name has been spelled out by the system, you can use the following voice input commands. Call Delete Cancel Help You can also have the additional option of including the previous input voice tags in the Phone Book. Voice tags can only be included in the Phone Book if they are saved in the Infotainment system. A maximum of 25 voice tags can be included in the Phone Book. Voice tags are dependent on the speaker, which means that only the person who has spoken in the voice tag can select it. Cancel Ending the dialing process while calling a number/contact. Redial Using the Redial Command, you can redial the number most recently dialed. Save Using this command, you can save a telephone number under a voice tag.
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9.8.3 Using Voice Control System With the aid of the voice control system, you can operate the mobile phone comfortably using the voice input function. It is enough to activate the voice control system and say the desired command. Once the command has been given to the system, you will be lead through the dialogue with the corresponding questions and message in order to reach the action required. The Infotainment system simultaneously reacts to commands with voice messages and by giving information on the display. Do not use the voice control system in emergencies because your voice can change so much in stressful situations that you can no longer be sufficiently recognized in order for the desired connection to be created quickly enough. Response from the voice control system may also dependent on your pronunciation and accent. 9.9.EXAMPLES FOR USING VOICE CONTROL SYSTEM 9.9.1 Example of how to dial a phone number saved in the Phone Book You: Phonebook. Voice output: The name, please! You : Tom Voice output: Tom call now? You : Yes Voice output : the number is being dialed 9.9.2 Example of dialogue between the you and voice output while making a call by dialing number You : Call Voice Output: Name or number? You : Number Voice output: The number, please! You: Plus four nine. Voice output : Plus four nine You : Seven three one Voice output : Seven three one You : One one nine nine Voice output : One one nine nine
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You : change Voice output : Plus four nine seven three one You : One one nine one Voice output : One one nine one You :Call Voice output: The number (+49) 731 1191 is being dialed. 9.9.3 Example of a name being saved as a voice tag You : Call Voice output: Name or number? You : Name Voice output: The name, please! You :Tom Voice output: The number, please! You: Plus four nine. Voice output : Plus four nine You : seven three one Voice output: seven three one. You :One one nine one Voice output : One one nine one You : Save Voice output: Tom is saved. Voice output: would you like to enter the name in the phonebook? You :Yes 9.10 ENDING THE DIALOGUE : There are various ways to deactivate the voice control system and end the dialogue. By long pressing MODE button. Time-outs: if nothing has been input for a certain period of time. The voice control system is also interrupted by an incoming call.
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10. NAVIGATION- INTRODUCTION
This system is primarily designed to help you reach your destination, and it performs other functions as outlined in this manual. However, the driver must use the system safely and properly. Information concerning road conditions, traffic signs and the availability of services may not always be upto-date. The system is not a substitute for safe, proper, and legal driving. Before using the navigation system, please read the following safety information. Always use the system as outlined in this manual. Disclaimer : Do not use the system until you have familiarized yourself with its operation. The navigation Database reflects reality as existing before you received the Database and it comprises data and information from government and other sources, which may contain errors and omissions. The Database does not include or reflect information on amongst other things neighbourhood safety, law enforcement, emergency assistance, construction work, road or lane closures vehicle or speed restrictions, road slope or grade, bridge height,
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weight or other limits, road or traffic conditions, special events, traffic congestion, or travel time. Only operate, adjust, or view the system when it is safe to do so. The navigation provided, contains a digitized Street map. Motorways, main and regional roads, as well as district roads are detailed in this street map. One-way streets, pedestrian zones, turn bans and other traffic regulations are taken into account as far as possible. There may be discrepancies between the data on the navigation database CD and the actual local situation, due to temporary or permanent changes to road systems and their traffic regulations. If the vehicle battery has been disconnected, or if the vehicle has been transported to a new location on another vehicle (e.g. by trailer or train), the navigation system may require several minutes to identify the new position. Do not keep the navigation system running with the engine stopped. Doing so may discharge the vehicle battery. When you use the navigation system, always keep the engine running. Some states/provinces may have laws limiting the use of video screens while driving. Use this system only where it is legal to do so. When the driver wants to operate the navigation system, park the vehicle in a safe location and set the parking
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brake. Operating the system while driving, can distract the driver and may result in a serious accident. Do not rely on route guidance alone. Always be sure that all driving maneuvers are legal and safe in order to avoid accidents. Traffic Rules/Road Safety The system does not relieve you of your responsibility to drive with due care and attention. This always remains the personal responsibility of the driver. The system provides no assistance with respect to stop signs, traffic lights, areas under construction or other important safety information. Only view the system display when driving conditions permit. Safety information Read and follow all stated safety precautions. Failure to do so may increase your risk of collision and personal injury. TATA MOTORS shall not be liable for any damages of any type arising from failure to follow these guidelines. The requirements of the Road Traffic Regulations retain their validity. The actual road signs and traffic regulations must therefore always be observed. In some areas, one-way streets and other roads and entrances (e.g. pedestrian zones) that you are not allowed to turn into are not marked on the map. If detailed viewing of route instructions is necessary, pull off the road when it is safe to do so and park your vehicle. Do not use the navigation system to locate emergency services. To use the system as effectively and safely as possible, always use the latest version navigation disc, your dealer will be able to provide this. A road safety caution is displayed each time the ignition is switched ON and the navigation system is selected. To use the system, read the caution and select OK. Reception of GPS signals are directional and reception may occasionally be interrupted. Some examples of situations likely to cause problems are shown below: Inside tunnels Inside buildings Roads under raised highways Densely tree-lined roads Forest roads between mountains Between tall buildings Roads under cliffs
However, the vehicles direction and speed sensors will minimize any adverse effect on the operation of the navigation system, if this should occur. Normal operation will resume once the obstruction has been passed. The vehicle position shown on the display may be incorrect due to calculation
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errors in vehicle position under certain driving conditions. Some examples are shown below : When the vehicle is transported by ferry or train. Driving on steep roads After vehicle battery removal or supply fuse failure. When using snow chains After the tyres have been replaced After the vehicle has been rotated on a turntable Where there are two roads parallel to each other Elevated roads in proximity to other roads Driving up or down circular ramps in car parks Database may not contain complete information due to passage of time, changing circumstances. Database may not include few stops/signs/traffic lights/area under construction. Danger of accident: Through operation of the navigation unit when driving, e.g. entering destination; the destination must only be entered when the vehicle is stationary. Use of the navigation unit is only permitted if traffic conditions are suitable and you are sure that no risk obstruction or inconvenience will be incurred to you, your passengers, or other road users.
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Through non-observance of Road Traffic Regulations; the requirements of the Road Traffic Regulations retain their validity, it is possible that inaccurate or incorrect instructions are given due to altered traffic routes, e g. due to road works or deviating data. The actual road signs and traffic regulations must therefore always be observed. Through misuse of the unit, the navigation system serves solely as aid to navigation. In particular, the navigation system cannot be used as an aid to orientation when visibility is poor. The volume of the car radio/navigation system must be adjusted so that external noise is still audible. Switch OFF the unit immediately if a fault occurs (emission of smoke or odours)
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SAFETY TIPS WARNING Do not use this system if you notice any malfunctions such as a frozen screen or the lack of sound. Continued use of the system may result in accidents, fire, or electrical shock. If you notice any foreign objects in the system hardware, spill liquid on the system or notice smoke or a smell coming from it stop using the system immediately and contact TATA MOTORS Authorized Service Center/ dealer. Ignoring such conditions may lead to accidents, fire, or electrical shock. The front glass on the liquid crystal display may break if hit with a hard object. If the glass breaks, do not touch the liquid crystalline material. In case of contact with the skin, wash immediately with soap and water. The unit is a high-grade laser product, which uses an invisible laser beam. If this is handled incorrectly, it can emit dangerous rays. Do not attempt to look through any openings in the unit. CAUTION Do not clean the unit with solvents or aerosol cleaning agents. Use only a damp cloth. Do not apply excessive force to the front glass of the display. Do not insert foreign objects into any of the unit disc drives or media card slots. Do not insert more than one disc into the unit disc drive. Improper use of settings, other than those explained in this handbook, can damage the unit. Do not turn the ignition key or attempt to start the engine while the software is updating.
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10.1 GENERAL INFORMATION : The navigation system will lead you to your desired destination reliably and safely without tedious map reading.Using dynamic guidance, the current traffic situation will be taken into account when calculating the route, if required. For this purpose, the Infotainment system receives the traffic reports of the current reception area via RDS TMC. However, the navigation system is not able to take into account the relevant traffic situation, temporary changes to traffic regulations and any hazards or obstructions (e.g. road works) which may occur. For further information, the navigation system of the Infotainment system enables you to be guided to your destination even without knowing the local area. Navigation system function The position and movements of the vehicle are detected by the navigation system by means of sensors. The speedometer denotes how far has been traveled, while turns through curves are detected by means of a gyro sensor. The GPS (Global Positioning System) satellites determine the position. The position can be calculated within a range of approx. 10 m by comparing the sensor signals with the digital map on the navigation CD. Important notes on the function of the navigation system In principle, the system is functional even with poor GPS reception, although the accuracy of the positioning may be impaired by poor or interrupted GPS.reception, or errors may occur in the determination of the position, resulting in incorrect position reporting. Poor GPS reception is indicated by the crossed out GPS symbol in the main display. After the destination address or a specific destination (next petrol station, hotel, etc.) has been entered, the route from the current location to the selected destination is calculated. Guidance to the destination takes place by means of voice output and a directional arrow with the aid of a multi-colored map display or a combination of both voice output and the
The use of the navigation system does not release the driver from his responsibility for proper and prudent behavior on the road. The traffic Regulations must always be observed. If the guidance information contradicts the traffic regulations, the traffic regulations always take precedence.
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directional arrow in the display recommend the next change in travel direction. 10.2 NAVIGATION DATABASE CDS : Only use navigation CDs approved by TATA Motors. The Infotainment system does not read other manufacturers navigation CDs. Never insert navigation DVDs into the CD slot. DVDs may become jammed in the CD player. The unit will then have to be exchanged at your expense. We recommend that you always use the most current version of the navigation CD for your Infotainment system. All navigation CDs contain the Indian long-distance road network and major Indian cities. For more information on navigation CDs, we recommend you contact an authorized TATA Partner. Insert navigation CD : Push the navigation CD, label side up, into the CD slot until it is pulled in automatically. Remove navigation CD Press the NAV button. The CD is ejected. If you do not remove the CD from the CD slot within 10 seconds, the Infotainment system will retract it for driving safety reasons. 10.3 ACTIVATING THE NAVIGATION SYSTEM : Press the NAV button , OR Select the NAV Menu function in the main menu display and confirm the selection. If navigation is inactive, the Navigation main menu is displayed. If navigation is active, Depending on the previously selected display type, the guidance screen shows the directional arrow, the navigation map or the split screen with directional arrow and navigation map.
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Intelligent type writer : When you enter destinations, the system compares the character string already entered with all database entries on the navigation CD. Once you select a character, you will notice that only certain letters remain displayed. Only those (valid) characters can be selected on the typewriter that can be used to further determine the name. The Infotainment system automatically completes entries with the possible further characters. Setting the language : You can change the language of navigation prompts by selecting desired language from SETUP menu. To activate SETUP menu, Press Setup button from Main page. Entering letters Characters for navigation are entered by selecting letters from a list of letters, digits and special characters. Move the cursor to the desired character by turning the Centre Knob. The currently selected character is highlighted. Confirm the selection by pressing the Centre Knob. The selected character will be transferred to the input field. Deleting characters : When you have entered the wrong Character Select the menu item in which character is to be deleted. The last character selected is deleted by pressing on C on the typewriter page. If the Infotainment system has automatically completed characters,these characters are also deleted again. Canceling character entry Turn the Centre Knob anti-clockwise until the hidden menu item Cancel is displayed. Select Cancel to finish entering characters.
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Lists : The List menu item in the typewriter can be selected when you input destinations. Depending on the previously input character sequence, the maximum number of remaining list entries is displayed behind the menu item. When entering a character or a character combination the number of inputs in the list is reduced. If there are fewer than 7 entries in the list, the selection list is automatically displayed. Canceling list selection : Select BACK to cancel the list selection. The typewriter is displayed. 10.4 DESTINATION INPUT The Destination input option is used to set the destination to be navigated. Destination input can be set through Destin. Input, Destin. Memory, Home and via map options in the Infotainment system. Destin. Input option is to input a new destination address with country, city, road, number or corner. Destin. mem. is to select a destination from the address book, the list of destinations last used or to load the home address. Home option is used to store a permanent address to where you want to navigate frequently. If navigation is active: Select the Menu menu item in the guidance screen. Then select the Destin. input menu item. You can now enter the destination address with the following information. Destinations via the map is to input a destination using a cursor on the navigation map. 10.4.1 Destin. Input : If navigation is inactive: In the Navigation menu, select the Destin. input menu item. The Destin. input menu is displayed.
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Country : Select the Country menu item in the Destin. Input menu. Town : Select the Town menu item in the Destin. input menu.
The list of the countries stored on the navigation CD is displayed. Select the required country from the list. If a destination address has already been entered, the country ID of the destination country is displayed instead of the Country menu item, e.g IND for India. Note: For navigation India, default name in the country field is IND and list of countries will not be displayed when you select country field as navigation in India is specific to one country only.
If a destination address has already been input, the town name of the last destination entered is displayed instead of the Town menu item. Enter a new city name by selecting the letters on the typewriter. When the number of possible entries in the town list is small enough, the selection list with town names will be automatically displayed. Select the desired town from the list.
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Street Select the Street menu item in the Destin. input menu. Enter a new street name by selecting letters on the typewriter. Entries in the road list is small enough, the selection list with street names will be automatically displayed. Select the desired street from the list. House number If house numbers for the entered road are stored on the inserted navigation CD you can enter a house number for the destination.
Select the No menu item in the Destin. input menu.

If a destination address has already been input, the street name of the last destination entered is displayed instead of the street menu item. The typewriter for entering characters is displayed.
Note : If you want to change road, house Number, street, town fields, just select the corresponding menu item again from the Destin. input menu.
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If a destination address has already been input, the street name of the last destination entered is displayed instead of the No menu item. The typewriter for entering characters is displayed. Enter the house number by selecting one of the preset digits on the typewriter. Note: For India, House number is not available in the database. Corner : As an alternative to the house number, you can also enter an intersecting road (corner) for the destination. Select the Corner menu item in the Destin. Input menu. If a destination address has already been input, the street name of the last destination entered is displayed instead of the No menu item. Enter the road name of the intersecting road as previously described. POI (Point of interest) Point of interest (POI) is a specific point of location (e.g. Hotel, bank, hospital) in a place where you want to navigate. In the current Infotainment system, you can select POI in three available categories such as Vicinity current position, Vicinity destination, and search by other towns. The
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Infotainment system offers various categories in which important addresses are stored. Vicinity current position shows you POIs depending on your current position. Select the desired POI where you want to navigate. Vicinity destination shows you the POIs near the selected destination. Search by towns shows you POIs in the town of your choice. Select the POI. menu item in the Destin. input menu.
If POI has already been entered as a destination address, the name of the last destination input is displayed.
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You can now select POIs according to the following criteria Select the desired category. The typewriter is opened. The list of possible categories is displayed (e.g. ATM, Airport etc.).
Enter the required town for which you want to see a list of available POIs. Only towns containing POIs in the desired category are available. Limit the number of destinations by entering one or more initial characters, or select the List menu item. Select the required destination from the list. After a destination has been selected, the Destin. Input menu will be displayed again. The top lines show the destination selected and the destination town. POI selection via .Vicinity current position. or .Vicinity destination Select one of the two selection criteria.
Select the desired category. A list of POIs of the selected category is displayed.
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NO. POI CATEGORY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
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NO. POI CATEGORY 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Cinema City Center City hall Clothing Stores Coffee Shop Community Center Commuter Rail Station Computer Soft Ware Convenience Store Court House Dentist Department Store Embassy Entertainment Electronics
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NO. POI CATEGORY 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Exihibition Center Ferry Terminal Fire Department Floor Carpet Flowers & Jwellery Furniture Store Garden Center Gift / Antiques / Arts Golf Course Government Office Grocery Store Hair & Beauty Salon Hamlet Hardware Store
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NO. POI CATEGORY 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 Health Club Historical Monument Home Center Hospital Hotel / Lodging Ice Skating Ring Industrial Zone Library Lumber Major Appliance Marina Medical Service Mens Apparel Motorcycle Dealership ICON NO. POI CATEGORY 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 Museum Night Life Paint Store Parking Garage Petrol Station Pharmacy Physician Place of Worship Police Station Post Office Race Track Railway Station Real Estate Recreation Facility ICON NO. POI CATEGORY 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 Rent A Car Facility Residential Building Restaurant Retirement Home School Shoe Store Shopping Center Speciality Clothing Store Speciality Food Store Speciality Furnishing Speciality Store Sporting Goods Sports Activity Sports Center Tata Motors Dealers
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Theater Tourist Atraction Tourist Office University Vehicle Repair Shop Veterinary Services Wine & Liquor Winary Womens Apparel Border Crossing Open Parking Area Public Sport Airport Rest Area Ski Resort
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10.4.2. Destination memory : The destination memory of the Infotainment system allows you to store and recall destinations that you would like to use more frequently for guidance. In addition, the destinations last used for guidance are stored in the destination memory. If navigation is inactive From the Navigation menu, select the Destin. mem menu item. Then select the Destin. mem menu item. The destination memory list has the following entries available Last destinat menu item gives the list of destinations last used for guidance is displayed. Home menu item recalls the stored home address. Address book shows all addresses that are already stored in the address book (in alphabetical order). Last destinat menu item gives the list of destinations last used for guidance is displayed. Home menu item recalls the stored home address. Address book shows all addresses that are already stored in the address book (in alphabetical order). Selecting one of the last destinations Select the Last destinat menu item in the Destin. mem menu.
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If navigation is active Select the Menu menu item in the Navigation menu.
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The list containing a maximum of 30 last destinations for which a route was calculated is displayed. Select Delete to delete the selected destination from the last destinations list. Select Edit to change the selected destination. OR Press the HOME button to recall the home address.
Select Start Navi to start guidance. If you want to change the home destination entry Select Edit to change the home address The destination memory list appears. Select the required destination from the list. Enter the details of the home address as described under new destination input, Select Save option to save the new/ changed home address in the destination memory. If you want to delete home address using the Delete lists menu item in the Navi Settings menu, address in the home can be deleted. (Refer Navi settings section for more information) Selecting home address as destination Select the Home menu item in the Destin mem menu. Select Start Navi to start guidance, If you want to delete/change the last destination entry
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Select Start Navi to start guidance. Address book You can save up to 101 destinations (100 addresses and the home address) in the address book. The saved destinations can be individually named. In the Destin. Input menu, Enter the desired destination address. Select the Save menu item. The typewriter appears. Accept the specified name using OK. OR add characters to the specified name by selecting from the character list. Select the required destination from the destination memory list. Select Edit to change the selected destination address. Change the required details (e.g. town, road, no. or the name). Select Save to transfer the changed address to the address book. If you want to delete any destination entry from the address book, Select the required destination from the destination memory list.
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Selecting destinations from the address book In the destination memory, Select the required destination from the destination memory list.
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Select the Delete menu item to delete the displayed destination from the address book. Confirm the deletion. The destination is deleted from the address book. If you want to delete all saved destinations from the address book in one go, select the Delete lists menu item from the Navi Settings menu to delete all contacts from the address book, 10.4.3 Entering destinations via the map : To input a destination using a cursor (Cursor here refers to an intersection point of horizontal and vertical line on the display in Map view mode) on the navigation map, Select Map menu item in the navigation menu. Select Map scroll menu item in the Map menu. Cursor appears on the screen Select OK to save the address under the name entered in the address book. If you want to change the destination in the address book, Using up/down/left/right arrow keys, move the cursor to the desired point on the map. Initially use a large map scale (e.g. 20, 50, 100 km) to roughly set the map section. Then select a small scale to show a detailed map of all roads and to be able to define the exact destination The Destin. input menu with the details of the new destination is displayed. Select Save to save the destination in the address book. OR Select Start Navi to activate guidance to the new destination. Note: In the event that the destination is in a different country, it might not be stored on the current navigation CD. In this case, you should first input a larger city near the destination which is stored on the CD. After you have reached this city, insert the navigation CD of the destination country and input the destination town.
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10.5 ACTIVATING NAVIGATION : Once the destination is set, to activate the navigation function In the main menu, Select the Start Navi menu item to start guidance.
You can save the destination entered in the address book using the Save menu item. 10.6 INFO : Under Info, you can recall information on the current traffic situation and the current route. Select Info menu item in navigation mode.
The Destin. input menu is displayed and the route will be calculated (this may take several seconds). In the Destin. input menu, Select the Start Navi menu item to start guidance. Select the Set destin.point menu item in the menu bar to accept the selected position on the map as the destination.
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The following options can be selected: . TMC info . TMC Map . Position . Destination info . Route list Note: TMC is not applicable for India The traffic information broadcast by the currently received RDS TMC station is displayed in short form in a list. Only messages, which are activated as Info type in the TMC Settings Menu (Refer Navi settings section for more information) and correspond to the filtering set are displayed. For RDS TMC traffic information to be displayed, a navigation CD must be inserted in the Infotainment system and RDS must be ON. 10.6.1 TMC info : Select the TMC info menu item in the Info menu. The TMC symbol in the display shows RDS TMC reception.
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10.6.2 TMC map : Traffic messages, which the Infotainment system is currently receiving via RDS TMC, can be displayed on the TMC map as symbols. In addition, detailed information on each of the traffic problems displayed on the map can be recalled. Select the Position menu item in the Info menu. Depiction of TMC symbols The TMC symbols are displayed differently depending on the scale of the map. At map scales of 20 km and less, the road section concerned is marked. Map scales of 50 km and less, the symbol shows the nature of the traffic hold-up (e.g. accident, road closure). In the case of map scales of 100 km and 200 km, a general TMC symbol denotes a traffic hold-up. At a map scale of 500 km, no TMC symbols are displayed. Colours of the TMC symbols Additional information is provided by the colour of the TMC symbols as well. Red: Traffic problems on the planned route Grey: Traffic problems that are not on the planned route or that are bypassed by a local detour. 10.6.3 Position : Position menu item shows your current vehicle position with city, road and geographical coordinates. With adequate GPS reception, the altitude above sea level is also shown.
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The position map with the traffic problems signaled via RDS TMC is displayed. For RDS TMC traffic information to be displayed, a navigation CD must be inserted in the Infotainment system. RDS TMC reception is guaranteed only if the .TMC. symbol appears in the display.
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The accuracy of the altitude display depends very much on the quality of GPS reception. Select the Position menu item in the Info menu.
10.6.5 Route list : Route list menu item shows the route with all the roads to be used and their distances to the current destination. (Only with active navigation.) Select the Route list menu item in the Info menu.
Select the Save menu item to save your current vehicle position in the address book. 10.6.4 Destination info : Destin. info menu item shows the position of the current destination with city, road, geographical coordinates and remaining distance and time to travel or arrival time. (Only with active Navigation) Select the Destin. info menu item in the Info menu.
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Note: Destination info and Route list will be available once you set the destination. These options are hidden in inactive navigation mode. 10.7 TOURS The Tours menu provides you with the option of driving to a series of various destinations one after the other without having to input each destination individually. You only need to enter the individual stations of the tour once via the destination input or the destination memory and store this tour under a freely selectable name. The tour memory can store a total of 7 tours each with a maximum of 10 stages.
10.7.1 Entering new tour : Select the Tours option in navigation menu.
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Start tour from ... You have the option of starting a tour from a certain stage. Select the desired tour from the Tours menu. Select Start from.. menu item. The list of tour stages in the selected tour is displayed. Select the desired stage from the list to start guidance to the selected stage of the tour. Select the .Add tour. menu item in the Tours menu. The typewriter appears. Enter a name for the new tour. Select OK to save the name entered. A list of all tours input appears. Select the desired tour. Select the Edit menu item to process the selected tour. You can now enter tour stages (Intermediate destinations) as described under Editing tour. 10.7.2 Starting tour Select the desired tour from the Tours menu. Then select Start tour to start guidance to the first stage of the tour.
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10.7.3 Show tour With this function, it is possible to view the list of tour stages (intermediate destinations) for the selected tour. Select Show menu item The list of intermediate destinations for the selected tour is displayed. If you select one of the tour stages from the list, the details of the address are displayed. 10.7.4 Edit tour You have the following options in the Edit menu item in Tours menu. Destin. input: Here you can add new destinations to the tour.
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Destination mem.: Here you can add destinations from the destination memory to the tour. Move: Here you can move stages within the selected tour. Delete: Here you can delete individual stages of the selected tour or the entire tour. 10.7.5 Add tour stages Select the Destin input or Destin. mem menu item in the Edit menu. Enter a new destination or select a destination from the destination memory. Select Add to add the selected destination to the tour. The list of stages already stored for the tour is displayed. Then move the cursor by turning the Centre Knob to the position in the list where the new stage is to be inserted. Press the Centre Knob to place the new stage. 10.7.6 Move tour stages From the Edit menu, select the Move menu item. The list of tour stages in the selected tour is displayed. Highlight the stage to be moved using the cursor. Press the Centre Knob. Then move the cursor by turning the Centre Knob to the position in the list where the new stage is to be inserted. Press the Centre Knob to place the new stage. 10.7.7 Delete tour stages From the Edit menu, select the Delete menu item. The list of tour stages in the selected tour is displayed. Highlight the stage to be deleted using the cursor. Press the Centre Knob. The desired stage is deleted from the tour. If you want to delete whole tour, Select Delete whole tour to delete the entire tour. 10.8 GUIDANCE After the route has been calculated, guidance takes place by means of voice output and directional arrows. The directional arrows are displayed in the guidance screen or in the main display in simplified form. Voice output and the directional arrow in the display recommend the next change in travel direction. You can adjust the volume of the navigation announcement in active navigation mode also (Refer Navi settings section for more information).
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Guidance screen The guidance screen with the guidance arrows appears as soon as you have started the navigation. The navigation map or a combination of map and arrow display may be shown depending on the menu selection. The top display line shows the distance remaining to the destination. The following menu items are available in the guidance screen Stop navi: Stops guidance. Menu: Opens the submenu with the Info, Destin. input, Destination mem., Tours and View menu items. Map, Map/Arrow, Arrow : Toggles between the three possible display types. Scale: Changes the scale for map display. Detour: Opens the menu for planning an alternative route. Announce: Repeats the current navigation prompt. 10.8.2 Map, Map/Arrow, Arrow views In the guidance screen, move the cursor to the Map, Map/Arrow or Arrow menu item. Press the Centre Knob repeatedly until the required display is shown in the guidance screen. Guidance with arrow display The Infotainment system displays the following information in the guidance screen. Road turn-off Next road to be taken Navigation parameters: Route option, dynamic guidance, prompt off, etc. Directional arrow Current distance to the next turn-off point
10.8.1 Dynamic menu On the left-hand side of the guidance screen, a small menu bar with symbols is displayed. The menu with the complete menu texts expands when you turn the Centre Knob. If the menu bar is collapsed, the menu item shown as a symbol in the menu bar and highlighted by the cursor can be executed directly.
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The closer you come to the turn-off point, the fewer color segments appear on the directional arrow. When a road that is stored on the navigation CD is reached, an arrow appears pointing in the direction of the route. After switching off the Infotainment system (e.g. when interrupting a journey) the current destination remains saved. When the Infotainment system is switched on again, a prompt asking if guidance is to be continued appears after a short time. In addition, a simplified pre instruction is shown via the directional arrow which informs you of the next change of direction even at relatively large distances. Guidance with Map display Next to the arrow displayed for guidance a map display with the route drawn in can be selected. Select the Map menu item in the guidance screen.
If the car is not on a public road (e.g. company site or forest path) or on a road not yet stored on the navigation CD, an arrow pointing in the direction of the destination is displayed.
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A map with the current position is displayed. The calculated route is emphasized in color on this map. The current position of the vehicle is shown by an arrow. Guidance with Map/arrow display The split screen shows a combination of map and arrow display in the guidance screen.
Change the scale by turning the centre knob, then confirm the value set. The map will be redrawn to the selected display scale. The map scale can be set between 50 m and 500 km.
Select the Map/Arrow menu item in the guidance screen. Half of the screen is with map and other half is with arrow pointer. 10.8.3 Map scale Select the Scale menu item in the guidance screen. The currently set display scale is shown.
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10.8.4 Displaying the map The Infotainment system provides the option of displaying a map at any time, even if navigation is inactive. A navigation CD must be loaded to view the map. If navigation is inactive, Select the Map menu item in the Navigation main menu. The position map showing the current vehicle position is displayed. 10.8.5 Dynamic guidance With dynamic guidance, the whole of the current traffic situation that is received by the Infotainment system via RDS TMC is incorporated into the calculation of the route. If there is a traffic hold-up (e.g. traffic jam, road closure) on the planned route, you will be informed of this by the Infotainment system and you can decide whether the system should avoid the problem by changing the route in order to avoid the segment concerned or whether it would be more sensible just to drive through the problematic road section. Thus during guidance, the system constantly uses the traffic information to check whether a new calculation would be sensible, given the current traffic situation. Dynamic guidance can be activated/deactivated in the Navi Settings menu, The basis for the possible delay due to a traffic hold-up and calculated by the Infotainment system is data that the system receives via the currently selected RDS TMC station. From experience, the actual delay may deviate from the calculation. Depending on the traffic situation, there are two different types of detour 1. Detour with dynamic guidance 2. Planning a detour manually
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If navigation is active, Select the Menu menu item in the guidance screen. Then select the View menu item. The position map showing the current vehicle position and a cursor are displayed.
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Detour with dynamic guidance As soon as the Infotainment system has received information about one or more traffic hold-ups via RDS TMC that would mean a relatively long delay for navigation to your destination, the system offers you well in advance of the hold-up the option of taking a detour around the traffic holdups. If a relatively long delay on your route is expected due to traffic hold-ups, a message informing you of the calculated delay is given. Select Detour menu item from the navigation menu. Select Recalculate menu item from the Detour menu, if you want to make an extensive detour around the traffic hold-ups. Select .Cancel. if you do not want to make a detour. Even after canceling, it is possible to have the route recalculated via the Detour menu item. Planning a detour manually The Infotainment system offers the option of bypassing a specific part of the calculated route (starting at the current vehicle position), in addition to the dynamic route guidance functions. With a local detour, all traffic hold-ups can be bypassed, even if they are not viewed as critical by the evaluation of the Infotainment system.
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Select the Detour menu item in the guidance screen. The Detour menu is displayed.
Select the Distance menu item, then set the distance for the detour to a value between 1 and 20 km. Select Calculate menu item. An alternative route is calculated for the specified distance (starting at the current vehicle position). Select BACK button to quit the Detour menu. 10.9 NAVIGATION SETTINGS Press the NAV Button to recall the NAVI Page. Press the SETUP button. The Setup menu for the Navigation is displayed.
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10.9.2 Map settings Map options settings allows you to select map in Head up, Centered, North up, TMC message and Show POIs options. Show POIs options enable you to see selected POIs on the map display.
The following settings can be made 10.9.1 Route settings Route options settings allow you to select Fastest, shortest, main streets, Secondary roads, Dyn. guidance, toll free roads, No tunnels, No ferries,and POI Radius selection from 3 km(1.9 miles) to POI Radius 50KM(31.3 miles).
Display POIs You have the option of displaying points of interest (e.g. petrol stations, hotels, etc.) on the map. Points of interest are displayed for scales of 2 km and smaller. Depending on the category of the point of interest, these are shown in various map scales.
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10.9.3 Navi announc Navi announc Option in navigation setup menu is used to set the volume of the navigation voice prompts/ announcement. You can set the navigation announc volume against audio source volume level. If audio source volume is set to 0, then audio will be muted during Navigation announcement. Otherwise, Navigation announcement will overlap on the audio source. You can test the navigation announce volume level against audio source volume using Test navi announcement option.
10.9.4 TMC settings The following options are available: Info type Select the type of traffic message is to be displayed. The first list entry All Info types enables you to switch all message types on or off simultaneously. Urgent hazard warnings cannot be deactivated Filtering Select the type of TMC traffic message is to be displayed All messages: All traffic messages received via RDS TMC are displayed.
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TMC station This submenu allows you to select the station to be used for TMC traffic information. If Automatic is active, the Infotainment system automatically selects the RDS TMC station with the strongest signal.
Along calculated route: All traffic messages on the current route are displayed. If navigation is inactive, all traffic messages received are displayed. Vicinity current position: All traffic messages for the area around the current vehicle position are displayed. To view TMC messages, press the INFO button and then select the TMC menu item. Sorting criteria Select the criterion for sorting the list of TMC traffic messages. Distance: Traffic messages are sorted based on the distance from the current position. Street name: Traffic messages are displayed sorted based on road names.
If the manually selected RDS TMC station can no longer be received (e.g. because you have driven out of the stations reception range), the Infotainment switches automatically to Automatic and searches for an RDS TMC station to ensure that traffic messages are available. 10.9.5 Delete List settings This setting option allows you to Delete Address book, Last destination, Home, Tour memory from the List.
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11.9.6 Extra settings Extra settings allow you to enable Popup info, Driving time, Arrival time, and Intersect. Zoom options
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4. MUTE 5. MODE 6. Seek Up 7. Seek Down 8. Volume (+) 9. Volume (-)

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Preset seek down Preset seek

Preset seek down Preset seek

Preset seek down Preset seek

Call Inactive: Mute / Unmute Call active: Call Reject / Hang up

Call Inactive: Mute / Unmute Call active: Call Reject / Hang up

Call Inactive: Mute / Unmute Call active: Call Reject / Hang up

Call Inactive: Mute / Unmute Call active: Call Reject / Hang up

Select Phone Page

Select Phone Page

Select Phone Page

Select Phone Page

Select Phone Page

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** Switch pressed for more than 2 seconds

When the Infotainment system is switched on, it plays

Traffic announcements and external audio sources are

TURN : Select commands, menu options OR letters.

PRESS : Confirmes the displayed selection

SET UP Press the rotary knob to select Time / Date item in

Using rotary knob set the desired Day/Night/Automatic

SET UP Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the

Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the

Using the rotary knob, select Units option in SETUP

Using rotary knob set the language.

Press SRC button to go to audio source mode.

Press SRC button to go to FM tuner mode. Press the SETUP button.

Using rotary knob, select RDS option in AUDIO SETUP

Press SRC button to go to FM tuner mode.

Press the SETUP button.

Using rotary knob, select REG option in AUDIO SETUP

Using rotary knob, select RDS ON or OFF or Automatic

Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the

ON, OFF and Automatic options will be displayed in REG

Using rotary knob, select REG ON or OFF or Automatic

Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the

Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the previous menu pages.

Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the previous menu pages.

Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the previous menu pages.

Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the previous menu pages.

Press BACK button repeatedly to go back to the previous menu pages.

button to go to AUDIO settings menu.

Press Back button repeatedly to go back to the previous menu pages.

PTY selection PTY station

If no radio traffic station is available, only [ ] symbol is

CD / MP3 PLAY BACK

CD / MP3 PLAY BACK

CD / MP3 PLAY BACK

CD / MP3 PLAY BACK

CD / MP3 PLAY BACK

A list of tracks is displayed on the screen.

A list of folders is displayed on the screen