Alfa Romeo Radionav Owner's Manual
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  • Page 2 RADIONAV...
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  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    INDEX AF function ..............25 TIPS, CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION ADVICE ..............REG function .............. 25 GENERAL INFORMATION ..........Specific radio menu ............. 25 CONTROLS..............10 CD/CD MP3 FUNCTIONS Steering wheel controls ..........14 CD/CD MP3 play ............26 MAIN OPERATION ............16 CD/CD MP3 stop/pause ..........
  • Page 5 INDEX Insert diversion ............36 CONFIGURATIONS Map options ............... 37 Display ..............50 Sounds ..............51 Navigation options ............39 “My Car” options ............52 Launch navigation ............40 Date & time ............... 54 Specific navigation menu ..........41 Language ..............54 SD Card management ..........
  • Page 6: Advice

    TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION The car is equipped with a Radionavigator TIPS RECEPTION CONDITIONS designed with the specifications of the pas- Reception conditions change constantly senger compartment in mind and personal- while driving. Reception may be interfered ized to fit in with the style of the dashboard. ROAD SAFETY with by the presence of mountains, build- To increase protection against theft, the Ra-...
  • Page 7: Tips, Controls And General Information

    If there is a problem, the system should on- Dirt, scratches or any distortions on CDs the system is fully operational: ly be checked and repaired at an Alfa Romeo could cause problems when playing and Authorized Workshop. poor sound quality. Follow this advice for op- ❍...
  • Page 8 TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION ❍ do not expose CDs to direct sunlight, IMPORTANT If copy protected CDs are used, IMPORANT The CD player is able to read high temperatures or dampness for long it may take a few seconds beore the system most of the compression systems currently periods;...
  • Page 9: General Information

    TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL RADIO SYSTEM Radio tuner specifications ❍ RDS; General specifications INFORMATION ❍ Power: 4x25W; ❍ RDS - TMC/TMC Premium (Traffic Mes- sage Channel); ❍ 5 predefined band graphic equalizer; The Radionavigator consists of: ❍ EON (Enhanced Other Network); ❍...
  • Page 10 TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION AUDIO SYSTEM CD/CD MP3 PLAYER SD CARD READER The Radionavigator has a CD player capa- The Radionavigator is equipped with an General specifications ble of reading Audio CDs and CD MP3s. SD card reader that can read/manage ❍...
  • Page 11: Controls

    TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION CONTROLS A0J0145m fig. 1...
  • Page 12 TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION Some controls have various functions that depend on the system application activated at the time. The activation of the function selected is controlled, in some cases, by how long the button is pressed (short or long press) as described in the table below: Button Short button press...
  • Page 13 TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION Button Short button press Long button press (less than 2 seconds) (more than 2 seconds) Ejection of audio CD or CD MP3 ˚ 7 – – Audio CD or CD MP3 housing – SD card housing –...
  • Page 14 TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION Button Short button press Long button press (less than 2 seconds) (more than 2 seconds) Button press: specific menu opening 14 – OK Confirm selection – Turn knob: menu items selection Exit selection 15 – System reset (if pressed for more than 8 seconds) 16 –...
  • Page 15: Steering Wheel Controls

    TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION CONTROLS ON THE STEERING WHEEL (where provided) fig.2 A0J0269m fig. 2 The controls for the main Radionavigator functions are replicated on the steering wheel to make things easier. The activation of the function selected is controlled, in some cases, by how long the button is pressed (short or long press) as described in the table below.
  • Page 16 TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION Button Short button press Long button press (less than 2 seconds) (more than 2 seconds) & Activates/deactivates Audio functions – If Blue&Me is present Activates/deactivates Audio functions (see dedicated supplement) – & /ESC Continuous increase in volume Turn up volume –...
  • Page 17: Main Operation

    TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION MAIN FUNCTIONS The system also signals the following by SWITCHING THE SYSTEM means of messages in the display: ON/OFF ❍ the presence of any problems/faults; The system is switched on by turning the ig- The Radionavigator features four applications nition key to the MAR position and switch- ❍...
  • Page 18: Main Menu

    TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION MAIN MENU AUDIO TRAFFIC INFO (TMC/TMC Premium) Press the MENU button to display the Main This Menu makes it possible to change the menu fig. 3. audio source options (the only audio sources This displays traffic information received in that can be selected are those available for real time via the TMC/TMC Premium ser- Turn the OK button/knob to select the de-...
  • Page 19: Mycar

    TIPS CONTROLS AND GENERAL INFORMATION CONFIGURATION AUDIO MYCAR After having activated this Menu, select the Press the MENU button to display the Audio This makes it possible to display the when desired item by turning the OK button/knob menu (fig. 4). the next Service is due and the status of the car settings.
  • Page 20: Volume Adjustment

    AUDIO ❍ by activating the PTY function; This Menu makes it possible to adjust the MUTE/PAUSE FUNCTION audio settings for the radio, the CD, the ❍ by selecting a radio station or music To activate the Mute/Pause function, press Media Player (if connected) and the the &...
  • Page 21: Audio Settings" Menu

    AUDIO “AUDIO SETTINGS” MENU If there is no HI-FI system in the car, the pos- Treble/Bass sible adjustments are (fig. 5): (bass/treble adjustment) This Menu is displayed in the following cas- ❍ Treble/Bass Turn the OK button/knob to adjust the bass/treble.
  • Page 22: Selecting Audio Source

    AUDIO Speed-volume adjustment Equalization AUDIO SOURCE SELECTION (speed dependent volume This function makes it possible to select one Alternatively, by pressing the MEDIA button adjustment) of the following equalizer curves: it is possible to select the CD source (only This function allows the volume level to be ❍...
  • Page 23: Radio Functions

    AUDIO RADIO STATION TUNING RADIO FUNCTIONS Radio stations list selection Press the N/O/ / buttons or the Two different lists of radio stations can be N/O buttons on the steering wheel to selected: one for the FM band and one for With the radio source activated, pressing the search for a radio station.
  • Page 24: Preferred Radio Stations

    AUDIO PREFERRED RADIO STATIONS Radio station manual AutoSTore function (automatic programming radio station programming) Up to 6 different radio stations can be stored for each frequency band (FM1, FM2, FM After having selected the desired frequency, The AutoSTore function is only available on AM).
  • Page 25: Ta Function

    AUDIO IMPORTANT NOTES TA FUNCTION PTY FUNCTION (traffic information) (programme type selection) – The AutoSTore function cannot be activat- ed with the PTY fuction activated. Some stations on the FM band can transmit This function makes it possible to give prior- information about traffic conditions.
  • Page 26: Af Function

    AUDIO AF FUNCTION SPECIFIC RADIO MENU Insert frequency (alternative frequency search) With the radio function activated it is pos- By selecting this item it is possible to enter Alternative frequencies are used for auto- sible to access the Specific radio menu by the radio station frequency.
  • Page 27: Cd/Cd Mp3 Functions

    AUDIO SELECTION NEXT/ CD/CD MP3 CD/CD MP3 PLAY STOP/PAUSE PREVIOUS TRACK Press button & to activate the function. FUNCTIONS Whilst playing a CD it is possible to select CD/CD MP3 EJECTION the previous/next track by pressing the Press the button ˚. buttons briefly.
  • Page 28: Specific Cd/Cd Mp3 Menu

    AUDIO CD CD/MP3 SPECIFIC MENU Put shuffle on/off Hide CD details (random track play) With the Audio CD function activated it is When this function is activated the informa- possible to access the CD options menu by When this function is activated the music tion relating to the track being listened to pressing the OK button/knob.
  • Page 29: Media Player Functions

    AUDIO Programme tracks MEDIA PLAYER CONTROLS AVAILABLE (with Audio CD only) By pressing the buttons you can se- FUNCTIONS By selecting this item it is possible to pro- lect the next/previous track. By pressing the (only in the presence of the N/O buttons you can select the next or gramme (fig.
  • Page 30: Media Player Specific Menu

    AUDIO MEDIA PLAYER SPECIFIC MENU Put shuffle on/switch Select mode shuffle off With the Media Player source activated it Selecting this item makes it possible to is possible to access the specific Menu by See description in CD/CD MP3 Functions choose the method of playing the tracks on pressing the OK button/knob.
  • Page 31: Navigation

    NAVIGATION The Navigator makes it possible to reach a IMPORTANT NOTES The GPS satellite aerial should not be cov- desired destination through visual and ered by metal or damp objects. The Navigation system provides assistance acoustic directions. The Navigation system whilst driving and is designed to give advice, In conditions where wheel grip is continu- is quick to use, easy and, above all, very...
  • Page 32: Map Display

    NAVIGATION MAP DISPLAY ENTERING DESTINATION A further choice can also be set from the fol- lowing options: With the Navigation system activated it is The destination can be entered in different ❍ Toll roads (yes/no); possible to choose to display the map of the ways: area with the following features: ❍...
  • Page 33: Information During Navigation

    NAVIGATION INFORMATION DURING Navigation information: the following MAIN MENU NAVIGATION NAVIGATION traffic information is provided during navi- The following information is displayed gation: The following information always appears (fig. 14): ❍ Symbol on the map: the Radionaviga- on the left side of the display during naviga- ❍...
  • Page 34: Insert Destination

    NAVIGATION INSERT DESTINATION “City” selection To exit the screen, press the button or See the description in the “Enter destina- After having selected the “City” item, the insert the SD card in the special slot. tion” paragraph. display will show a keypad with numbers If the SD card has not been inserted or is not and letters (fig.
  • Page 35 “Save” to save the address un- the display will show a screen for entering lowing screen (fig. 18): der “Personal destinations”. The Radionav- the civic number or the crossroad (fig. 17). The first 3 items are alternatives and are de- igator will display the position in the “Per-...
  • Page 36: Last Destinations

    NAVIGATION When the choice has been made, the Ra- GPS coordinates Personal destinations dionavigator will display the list of main cat- This makes it possible to enter the coordi- This makes it possible to display the list of egories (fig. 19). nates (Longitude and Latitude) (fig.
  • Page 37: Stops Management

    NAVIGATION STOPS MANAGEMENT Show destination INSERT DIVERSION This makes it possible to change the route This makes it possible to show details of the This allows a detour to be inserted into the during navigation inserting stop-overs. destination set in the display. By selecting route set (fig.
  • Page 38: Map Options

    NAVIGATION MAP OPTIONS Map orientation Show POI (Points of Interest) This makes it possible to display the map This allows the map orientation according to using the following items fig. 22: the following parameters: This allows the categories of POI you want to be displayed on the map (fig.
  • Page 39 NAVIGATION Hotels, restaurants, businesses Sports centres, attractions Map size – Hotels – Sports centres This makes it possible to change the map display mode. It is possible to choose be- – Restaurants – Golf courses tween “Full screen map” (full screen map –...
  • Page 40: Navigation Options

    NAVIGATION NAVIGATION OPTIONS Set up calculation criteria Voice message volume This makes it possible to change the follow- This makes it possible to select the follow- The voice instructions given by the system ing navigation parameters (fig. 25): ing navigation parameters: guide you to the destination recommending all the manoeuvres to be carried out: the ❍...
  • Page 41: Launch Navigation

    NAVIGATION Map display with navigation LAUNCH NAVIGATION Full screen map display information After having selected and confirmed a des- The display fig. 27 is divided into 3 zones: The display fig. 26 is divided into 3 zones: tination, the display will show all the infor- ❍...
  • Page 42: Specific Navigation Menu

    NAVIGATION SPECIFIC NAVIGATION MENU Full screen map/map with Traffic Info navigation information (TMC/TMC Premium) It is possible to access the specific menu from the Navigation application (by press- This makes it possible to move from the full See the description in the “Settings” chap- ing the NAV button).
  • Page 43: Traffic Info

    TRAFFIC INFO TRAFFIC INFORMATION If the station selected does not broadcast TMC/TMC Premium settings (TMC/TMC Premium) traffic information, the display will show a Press the MENU button and select the cor- warning message and suggest the option of Some stations on the FM band (FM1, FM2 responding moving to the automatic TMC/TMC Premi- FM3 and FM...
  • Page 44 TRAFFIC INFO Read messages Set up filters Geographic filter By selecting this item the display will show This makes it possible to filter traffic mes- The filters may be: the following categories: sages by area and type of interest. One of ❍...
  • Page 45: Choose Tmc/Tmc Premium Station

    TRAFFIC INFO Road information TMC/TMC Premium CHOOSE TMC/TMC Premium RECEPTION STATUS STATION One or more of the following categories can be selected: Press the MUSIC button to select the Music This makes it possible to select the TMC/TMC Premium radio station manual- Information screen.
  • Page 46: My Car

    MY CAR To activate the “My Car” function, press the MAINTENANCE INFO MY CAR FUNCTIONS STATUS MENU button and then turn the OK but- This provides information relating to the next Displays the car parameters setting adjusted ton/knob to select the My Car item. The dis- Service expressed as mileage remaining in the “Configuration”...
  • Page 47: Trip Computer

    TRIP COMPUTER INTRODUCTION To access the main trip computer screen, TRIP COMPUTER press the TRIP button. SPECIFIC MENU The trip computer provides a series of in- formation relating to the route (e.g. time, All the measurements are shown in the dis- With the trip computer function activated it distance, speed, fuel consumption).
  • Page 48: Telephone System

    TELEPHONE SYSTEM (only in the presence of Blue&Me TELEPHONE INFORMATION No phone call in progress Outgoing phone call DISPLAY The display will only show the mobile phone The display will show the name/number of To access the Telephone information, press logo, the name of the service providers and the person being called.
  • Page 49: Specific Telephone Menu

    TELEFON SYSTEM (only in the presence of Blue&Me SPECIFIC TELEPHONE MENU Switch to mobile/switch to Put on hold/cancel hold hands-free To access the specific Menu, press the TEL This item is only activated if there is a phone button and then press the OK button/knob. By activating this item the phone call in call in progress and makes it possible to de- The display will show the following options...
  • Page 50: Spot Messages Menu

    TELEFON SYSTEM (only in the presence of Blue&Me SPOT MESSAGES MENU Incoming calls Signalling of new incoming (only with privacy function messages The display will show the following informa- deactivated) tion: The display will show the following informa- There are four different types of spot mes- tion: ❍...
  • Page 51: Display

    CONFIGURATIONS To access the Configurations menu DISPLAY Display brightness (fig. 33) select the item “Configurations” To make the following sections (fig. 34): One of the following modes can be select- from the main Menu. ❍ “Display brightness” (brightness mode After having activated the Configuration ❍...
  • Page 52: Sounds

    CONFIGURATIONS Adjust brightness Measures SOUNDS (temperature/distance/ This makes it possible to adjust the bright- This makes it possible to adjust the volume consumption) ness by turning the OK button/knob (in day- of the voice messages, the instrument pan- time conditions, for good visibility of the Select the item “Measures”...
  • Page 53: My Car Options

    CONFIGURATIONS “Warnings volume” MY CAR OPTIONS Speed warning (Adjustment of instrument This allows a series of parameters and op- By selecting this item it is possible to set the panel buzzer volume) erating modes to be set for the car (fig. 37). car’s speed limit (fig.
  • Page 54: Courtesy Lights

    CONFIGURATIONS Show info on dashboard Status day running lights Courtesy lights (DRL) (where provided) (where provided) By selecting this item it is possible to set the repetition of the information relating to the By selecting this item it is possible to acti- By selecting this item it is possible to acti- audio (radio) and Trip B in the instrument vate/deactivate the DRL (daytime running...
  • Page 55: Date & Time

    CONFIGURATIONS DATE & TIME LANGUAGE SD CARD MANAGEMENT This allows the date and the time to be This makes it possible to change the lan- The system uses the SD Card support con- changed (fig. 39). guage in which the messages are shown on taining the navigation maps.
  • Page 56 CONFIGURATIONS SD Card secure removal System serial number Map licence status fig. 40 Select the item “System serial number”: the The Radionavigator manages a map protec- To remove the SD Card, proceed as follows: display will show a screen with the Radion- tion system: when the system recognizes avigator serial number.
  • Page 57: Operating Problems

    OPERATING PROBLEMS The Radionavigator is capable of detecting OPERATING FAULTS PROBLEMS DUE TO and solving both operating faults within the OVERHEATING If an internal fault is detected, the system system and overheating problems. “freezes” the last screen available and launch- If the temperature of a Radionavigator hard- es a diagnostic search.
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  • Page 61 CUSTOMER SERVICES TECHNICAL SERVICES - SERVICE ENGINEERING Largo Senatore G. Agnelli, 5 -10040 Volvera - Torino (Italia) Fiat Group Automobiles S.p.A. Print No. 60431872 - 2 Edition - 09/2009 Copyright. Reproduction, even partial, without written authorization from Fiat Group Automobiles S.p.A. is prohibited S E R V I C E...

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