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Removethe DVD.

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Whendestination guidanceisactive,the arrow
viewcanbe displayed in additionon the leftside
of the mapdisplay.
1. Press the @ button.
Thisopensthe startmenu.
2 . Movethe MlNtjoystick to highlight"Setup,
Pressthe button,arrow,and removethe
and pressthe MlNljoystick.
cover.
3 . Select"5ettings".
Insertthe navigation
DVDwith the labeled
sideuo. 4 . Turnthe MlNljoystick until"Language
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3 . To replacethe cover,firstinsertit on the left
Units"isselected and pressthe
Ml N l j oysti ck.
andthenpressforwardon the rightuntilit
snaosin. 5 . lf necessary, movethe highlightmarkerto
the uppermost field.Turnthe MlNljoystick
until"Languages" isselectedand pressthe
Ml N l j oysti ck.
Select"Display arrowview"and pressthe
Ml N l j oysti ck.

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ENTERING
A DESTINATION
Afterselectingyour destinationyou canproceed MANUALLY
to startthe destinationguidance,page107.
Thesystem'sword-matchingprinciplemakesit
Enterdataonlywhen the vehicleis sta-
tN easierto enterthe namesof streetsor towns,
IiJ tionary,and alwaysgivepriorityto the
page106.Thisallowsyou to enterdifferent
applicabletrafficregulationsin the eventof any
contradictionbetweentrafficand roadcondi- spellingsand completesyourentryautomati-
tionsand the instructions callyso that storednamescan be calledup
issuedby the naviga-
quickly.
tion system.lf you do not observethis precau-
tion,you maybe in violationof the law,andcan 1. lf necessary,
movethe highlightmarkerto
endangervehicleoccupants andotherroad the uppermostfield.
users.{ 2. Select"Navigation".
"Newdestination" is highlighted.
3. Press the MlNljoystick.
OPENING
NAVIGATION
Onboardmonitor,for operatingprinciplerefer
to page16.
1. Pressthe @ button.
Thisopensthe startmenu.
2. Movethe MlNljoystick to highlight"Naviga-
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Select"Enteraddress". 3. Deletelettersif necessary:
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alsosupportsyou with the following D To deleteindividualletters:

do not enter a street,the systemwill
you to the downtown area of a town
city.
canskipthe entryof countryand local-
ilthe currententriesshouldbe retained
your new destination.
country
"State/ Province"or the displayed
listof availablecountriesappearson the
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highlight@ and pressthe MINI joystick.
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you enter a new letter.
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the countryof destination.

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citiesand selecta name.

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the street.
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Selectthe digitsindividuallY.
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Selectthe digitsindividuallY.
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from the top. Selectthe housenumber-
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e&x tr To deletedigitsindividuallY:
m Movethe MlNljoystickto the rightto
highlight€ and pressthe MlNljoystick'
tr To deleteall digits:
Movethe MlNljoystickto the rightto
highlight@ and pressthe MlNljoystick
for an extendedPeriod.
3. SelecttheziPcode'
Thecorresponding destinationis displayed'
4. Movethe highlightmarkerto the third field Select"Startguidance".
from the top. Selectthe town/city. Destination guidancestartsimmediately'
lf you do not want to startdestinationguidance
Entering street' house number and right away:
intersection Select"Add to destinationlist".
After the streetyou can alsoenter the intersec- The destinationis storedin the destinationlisL
tion or the housenumber. page102.

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1. Select"Street"or the displayedstreet' ENTERING BY
A DESTINATION
2. Enterthe street. VOICECOMMANDS*
Thestreetis enteredin the samemanneras
the town or city. Youcanentera desireddestinationviathe
commandsystem.Duringthe destinationinput
you can switch betweenvoice entry and entry
via the onboardmonitorat anytime' To do so'
reactivatethe voice commandsystemif neces-
sary.
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of the voicecommandsystem. Selectentry,e'9. )Entry3(
Thefollowingoptionsareavailable:
destination )Nextpage(: additionalentriesin the list
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streetofdestination,you can enterthe destina'
: 3. Selectlocation: tion usinga map.Selectthe destinationon the
I rYes< map usingcross-hairs and then transferit for
: or destinationguidance.
selectother location: 1. Select"Navigation".
i ) No( "New destination"is highlighted.
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the MlNljoystick.
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via the onboardmonitor:
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compiledin a separatelistand shownasa destF 5. Select"lnputmap".
nationfollowedby threedots.
lf applicable,selectthis entrywith )Yes(. Then
selectthe desiredtown/cityfrom that list.<

Entering street and house number

Thestreetisenteredin the sameway asthe des-
tinationtown/city.
To enterthe housenumber:
,-f, 1. )Housenumber<
2. Saythehousenumber.
Housenumbersof up to 4 digitscanbe entered.
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trol Display: up in the mapdisplay:
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To haveselecteddestinations,e.g.hotels,sights
or hospitals,
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2. Press the MlNljoystick.
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TheMlNljoystick canbe movedto the left,
right,forwardand backwaro.
Transferthe destinationfor destination
guidanceor storeit: pressthe MlNljoystick.
Theselecteddestination andothermenu
itemsare displayed. 4. Selectlocation:
Select the desiredmenuitem: D "Ondestination"
> "startrouteguidance"startsdestination
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5. Press the MlNljoystick.
6. Makeyourselection, e.g."Hotelsand res-
taurants",and pressthe MlNljoystick.
7. lf necessary,
enterany searchcriteria,e.g.
the maximumdistance fromyourcurrent
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 Select"<Startsearch>"and pressthe MlNl Thesymbolsare hidden.
b joystick. To showthe symbols:
, Destinations
are shownon the ControlDis- Select"Showmap icons"and pressthe MlNIjoy-
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DVD.< DESTINATION
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10. Selecta menu item:
Thelast20 destinations enteredintothe system
D Totransferthe addressto the destination are shownin the destinationlist.Thesedestina-
listand startdestinationguidance: tionscan be calledup and transferredfor desti-
fr Selectthe symboland pressthe MlNI nationguidance.
joystick.
Planninga longerroute:alldestinationsthatyou
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/ Selectthe symboland pressthe MlNl destinationlist,Enteringa destinationmanually
joystick. on page96.
D To displayadditionaldestinations: Select"Navigation".
( ) Selectthe symboland pressthe MlNI
joystick.
D To starta newsearch:
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joystick.

Exiting the menu

<-$ Selectthearrow.

Symbols in map view

Thedestinationlastenteredis listedfirst in the
lf you selectthe hotelcategory,for example, destinationlist.
hotelsappearon the map assymbols.
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To hidethe symbolsin map view: tion.
1. i Selectthe symboland pressthe MlNljoy- To showotherdestinations
in the destination
stick. list:
2. Select"Hidemapicons"and pressthe MlNl Turnthe MlNljoystick.
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Select"Startguidance". F

Select"Addressbook".

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Youcanstoreapprox.100 destinations
addressbook.
1. Select"Addressbook".
destination list
2. Select"Newaddress"- tr
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Select"Addto addressbook".
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Select"lnformationon destination".
D To deletethe entry:
Select"Deleteentry".
3. Select"Enteraddress".
D To deleteall entries:
4. Enterthe nameand address,referto Enter-
Select"Deletelist".Thedestinationguid- F
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p- Select"Addressbook". $tarti:"lg d*sti nati*ln guidar:c*
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2. Select
ally,page96. 5. Select
"Editaddress".
4. Select"Storein addressbook".
Youcanalsoenteryourcurrentpositionintothe
addressbook if you haveleft the areacovered
by the navigationDVD.ln this case,you must
entera name.

Selecting destinations from address

book
1. Select"Addressbook".
Thestoredentriesappearon the Control 4. Changeentry.
Display. Foroperation,refertoEnteringa destination
manually,page96.

Deleting individual destinations from

address book
1. Select"Addressbook".
2. Selectan entry.
3. Select"Deleteaddress".

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Select"Yes". Using home address as destinaticn
1. Select"Homeaddress". E
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2. Select"Startguidance".
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Thisopensthe startmenu. r 1. Select"Homeaddress". F

Movethe MlNljoystickto highlight"Setup" 2. Select"Editaddress".

and pressthe MlNljoystick. Foroperation,referto Enteringa destination
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Youcaninfluencethe calculated routeby choos-

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routecriteriaas oftenasyou likeduringdestina-
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roadtypesare storedon the navigationDVD.As
a result,the routesrecommendedby the navi-
Select"Deleteaddressbook" gationsystemmay not alwaysbe the sameones
Select"Yes", thatyou wouldchoosebasedon personalexpe-
rience.
home address
canstoreyour currentpositionor the cur- Changing route criteria
destinationasthe homeaddressin the 1. Select"Navigation".
book.Thisentryoccupiesthe second 2. Select"Routepreference". F
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> "Withhighways"
Highwaysand majortrafficarteriesare Thesystem's word-matching principlemakesit
givenpriority. easierto enterthe namesof townsor streets.
Thesystemrunsongoingchecks, comparing
D "Avoidhighways" your destinationentrieswith the datastoredon
Highwaysare avoidedasfar as possible.
the navigationDVDasthe basisfor instant
D "Fastroute" response. Thebenefitsfor you include:
Fastroute,beinga combination of the
shortestpossiblerouteand the fastest if you areusinga spelling
officialversions
roads
that is customaryin anothercountry.
D "Shortroute"
Example:
Shortroute,irrespective
of how fastor
slowprogress will be Insteadof the Germanspelling"Mtlnchen"
you canalsoenterthe English spelling
) Theroutecriterionis selected. "Munich"or the ltalianspelling"Monaco".

and streetsthe systemwill completethem

automaticallyassoonasenoughlettersare
available
to ensureunambiquous identifica-
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selectionof nameentriesthat arestoredon

the navigationDVD.Thus,entryoferrone-
namesis impossible.
ousor unregistered
criteriafor the route,if
4. Selectanyadditional
nece55ary:
D "Dynamicroute"
Automaticreroutingdue to traffic
obstructions.Depending on roadtype
and the kind and extentofthe traffic
obstruction,the guidedroute may lead
throughthe trafficobstruction.
D "Avoidtollroads"
Tollroadsare avoidedasfar as possible.
F "Avoidferries"
Ferriesare avoidedasfar as possible.
6f fne routecriterionis selected.
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arrowor mapview:
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journey:
3 7ffi Selectingroute criteria
"Continueguidanceto destination?".
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5elect"Yes". D Outlineof an arrow:
Destination guidanceon the calculated
route
ROUTEDISPLAY tr Solidarrow:
You havethe optionof displayingvariousviews Arrow pointsas the crow flies to the cal-
of the routeduringdestinationguidance. culatedroutewheneverthe vehicleisnot
in an arearecordedon the navigation
DVD,e.g.in a parkinggarage.
Displaying arrow view
1. Select"Navigation". 8 Currentlocation
Thearrowschangeappearance
beforea change
2. Select"Arrowdisplay".
of direction.

Thearrowdisplayis shown.
1 Streetnamefor changeof direction
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You can havethe roadsand townsalongthe 1 . Pressthe @ button.
routedisplayed duringdestination guidance. Thisopensthe startmenu.
Thedistances remaining to be traveledwithin 2. Movethe MlNtjoystickto highlight"Setup'
eachsectionof the routeare alsoshown. and pressthe MlNljoystick.
1 . S elec t " Nav ig a ti o n " . Select"Settings".
2. Movethe highlightmarkerto the thirdfield
from the top. Select"Routelist".

4. Select"Language
/ Units".
5. lf necessary,
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DESTINATION
GUIDANCE
THROUGH VOICEINSTRUC.
T ION S
Switchingvoice instructionson/off
Thevoiceinstructions
canbeswitched
on/offin 6. Select"Navigation voiceinstructions".
thearrowor mapview:
6[ fhe voiceinstructions
are switchedon.
1. Changeto the top right field.
2. Selectthe (/ symbol. Adjusting volume for voice instructions
Thevolumecanbe adjustedonlywhilea voice
instructionis beingissuec.
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woid particularstretchesof road.Enterthe Thisopensthe startmenu.
numberof miles/kilometers that you want to 2. Movethe MlNljoystick to highlight"Setup"
travelbeforereturningto the originalroute. and pressthe MlNljoystick.
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trafficobstructionson the originalroute.
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appear.
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DVDis inserted, generaldirectionof yourplannedroute.Or
tion to inserttheDVDappearson the Control you haveleft the recommendedrouteand a
Display? the systemrequiresa few secondsto calcu-
The navigationDVDmay not be the correct latea new recommendedroute.
DVDfor the navigationsystem.Thisinfor- tr the navigationsystemdoesnot reactto
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signalsat yourcurrentpositiondueto
obstructions, yourcurrentpositionis not yet
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tem is in the processof calculating your cur-
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rentposition. Asa rule,receptionis guaran-
teedwhenyou arein the open. t
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the destination guidancedoesnot accepta
destination?
Thedataof the destinationis not storedon
the navigation DVDthat isloaded.Choose a
destination ascloseaspossible to the origi-
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addresswithoutthe streetname?
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to choosefrom. Choosea destinationas
closeas possible to the originalone.
the systemstopsfurnishingdirectionson
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