Background; Autozoom - Pioneer AVIC-S1 User Manual

Warning in built-up
areas
Warning outside
built-up areas
8.9

Background

Background

8.10 Autozoom

Autozoom

Configuring AVIC-S1
The amount by which you exceed the speed limit in built-up
areas before the warning is sounded can be changed using the
two "-" and "+"buttons.
Tap on the "+" button to increase the value.
Tap on the "-" button to reduce the value or set it to never.
The amount by which you exceed the speed limit outside of built-
up areas before the warning is sounded can be changed using the
two "-" and "+" buttons.
Tap on the "+" button to increase the value.
Tap on the "-" button to reduce the value or set it to never.
Tap on the Back button in order to close the S
W window.
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Attention: the information in the map material can be incorrect
on account of sudden changes (construction sites etc.)!
The traffic situation and the current signposts have priority over
the information given by the navigation system.
In the B
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graphic that you can use as a background graphic for your
software.
The current setting is shown on the button.
1. Tap on the button in order to open the B
2. Tap on the graphic (skin) that you would like to use as a
background.
The B
ACKGROUND
can now be used.
Repeat the process if you are not happy with your choice and
wish to try out a different graphic.
This setting only affects the map when it is in the Standard map
view, and if the map is shown in 2D.
With this setting you can establish whether during a navigation
with 2D display should have a high autozoom, standard
autozoom or low autozoom.
Autozoom means that the zoom intensity changes depending on
your speed: if you drive slowly, the scale reduces. Drive quicker
and the scale increases.
The more intense the autozoom, the smaller the map's scale.
The current setting is shown on the button. Tap on the button to
change the setting.
settings window you can select a different
window closes. The new background graphic
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window.
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