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Map display
MAP
You call up the map view of the navigation system
by pressing the g button.
Your vehicle is shown in the map view as a triangu-
lar arrow. The arrowhead points in the direction of
travel. The centre of the vehicle is represented by
the black dot in the middle of the small triangle.
The recommended driving route, streets, rivers,
railroad tracks, wooded areas or lakes are dis-
played as coloured lines or areas.
The detail depends on the map scale set.
When route guidance is active, either the expected
time of arrival or the remaining trip time in hours
and distance from destination are displayed at the
bottom of the display. You can switch back and
forth between the two options by briefly touching
the display.
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Map display
You can choose for yourself the content shown in
the map view. To find out more, please refer to the
section "Compiling map contents" on page 169.
You can also call up and operate the map view
menu using symbols. To find out more, please
refer to the section "Operating the map menu
using symbols" on page 167.
Changing the scale of the map
The current scale is shown in the bottom right of
the map in the map display.
û Set the map scale you want by turning the right
rotary knob
.
t
A number of map views also display the two sym-
bols
and
.
û Change the map scale you want by touching
the two symbols on the display.
Moving the map
You can move the map section shown on the dis-
play as you want. You have two options for doing
this:
û Briefly touch the display to move the map sec-
tion so that the centre point of the map is at the
point you touched.
- or -
û Touch and hold a point in the map view to keep
moving the map in the direction of this point.
The map will keep moving until you stop touch-
ing the screen.
Setting 3D display
If this function is activated, a three-dimensional
map view is shown.
1. Press the g button.
2. Call up the map view menu by pressing the
right rotary knob
r
.
Bird's-eye view
3. Select "
" to activate ( ) or
deactivate ( ) the function.
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