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Page 1 MS 3100 Owner’s manual and mounting instruction Owner’s manual and mounting instruction Owner’s manual and mounting instruction Mode d’emploi et manuel d’installation Mode d’emploi et manuel d’installation Mode d’emploi et manuel d’installation Bedienungs- und Einbauanleitung Bedienungs- und Einbauanleitung Bedienungs- und Einbauanleitung...
Page 2 Attention! Only use this system when it is safe to do so. It is more important to keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel. Due to constantly changing traffic conditions, we unfortunately cannot guarantee 100 % precision under all circumstances. Attention ! N’utilisez le système que si vous ne mettez pas en danger votre vie ou celle des autres usagers de la route.
Page 3 NAVIGATION COMPUTER POWER PC 4000...
Page 5 Operating instructions Page 7 Illustrations Pages 3, 444 - 445 Mounting instructions Page 49 Guarantee and service Page 437 Mode d’emploi Page 55 Illustrations Pages 3, 444 - 445 Instructions de montage Page 97 Garantie et service après-vente Page 437 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 103 Abbildungen...
Page 7: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS System Overview ........8 GENERAL INFORMATION .
Page 8: System Overview
CONTENTS SYSTEM SETTINGS ........38 Route selection .
Page 9: General Information
In these areas the navigation system gives a warning. Always obey road signs and traffic regulations. Registration Please fill in the registration card supplied together with your VDO Dayton Navigation System and send it to the address indicated.
Page 10: How Does The Navigation System Work
GENERAL INFORMATION How does the navigation system work? With the VDO Dayton Navigation System you have purchased a powerful tool to assist the driver in daily traffic. By automatic route planning and guidance you can concentrate on the essential things in today’s growing traffic – especially in congested areas.
Page 11 GENERAL INFORMATION Important notes on the function of your Navigation System In general the navigation system is operational even with bad GPS reception, but the accuracy of positioning may decrease and errors in position evaluation may occur, resulting in the wrong position being shown on the display. Start-up behaviour When the vehicle is parked for a longer period of time, the satellites move on during this period.
Page 12 95 % of the driving time. If interference in the reception occurs more frequently, improper mounting of the GPS antenna may be the cause. In this case, we recommend you to contact your VDO Dayton dealer. To avoid faulty operation or interference of the system do not cover the GPS aerial.
Page 13: The Digital Road Map
GENERAL INFORMATION The digital road map To plan a route to a destination address not only the current car position is needed by the navigation system but also a digital road map is required where the destination address itself as well as the roads leading to the destination address are stored. This digital road map is located on the map CD you insert in your navigation computer.
Page 14: Operation
Remote control The VDO Dayton Navigation System is controlled by an infrared remote control. Press the release keys at both sides of the holder to remove the remote control. Before driving off, slide the remote control back into the holder until it clicks into position.
Page 15: Switching On / Off
OPERATION Keyboard illumination The keyboard of the remote control is illuminated when you press one of the keys. The illumination is switched off automatically after a while. When inserted in the holder the keyboard is illuminated permanently as long as the ignition is switched on. Switching on / off The navigation system is switched on / off together with the ignition.
Page 16: Menus
MENUS Cursor The cursor is used to select menu options or Menu title characters. It is shown as white characters on black Active option 2 background. Active option 3 For moving the cursor use the cursor keys Active option 4 8, 2, 4 or 6.
Page 17 MENUS Options when entering characters The bottom line of the display shows command icons with which you can carry out the following functions: ƒ : Store the entered address in the personal address book. ‰ : Recall the “Special destination” menu. See page 22. ¡...
Page 18: Main Control Menu
MENUS Main control menu You can select the following menu options in the Main control main control menu: Destination input Viapoint input Guidance Address manager Destination input This option enters the “Destination Input” menu. Select this option to enter the city, road, junction or a special facility as the destination address.
Page 19: Destination Input
DESTINATION INPUT Entering a destination address You can enter a destination address in various different ways: – Entering city, road, house number or junction letter-by-letter by means of the ”typewriter“. See next page. – Loading an address from the personal address book. See page 35. –...
Page 20: Entering A New Address
DESTINATION INPUT Entering a new address When entering a new address, you are aided by an assistant. It guides you step by step through all necessary input options like country, city, road, house number or junction and the desired route planning criterion. Step 1: Country Select “New address”...
Page 21 DESTINATION INPUT Step 4: House number or junction If for the entered road house numbers are available, you can enter these house numbers with a separate input menu. If no house numbers are available in the database the system automatically enters the “Junction” input menu. If no junction is available, this input menu menu is also skipped.
Page 22: Special Destinations
DESTINATION INPUT Special destinations You can also specify your destination by selecting a special facility stored in the database. This could be for example: – airports, – hotels, – petrol stations, – car garages, – car parks etc. Depending on which information you have already entered in the destination input menu you are presented with a list of facilities of general interest stored on the inserted map CD.
Page 23: Destination Input By Gps Co-Ordinates
DESTINATION INPUT Facilities in the vicinity of the current car position You can also specify a destination address by selecting a special facility in vicinity of the current car position. Select “Info on car pos.” in the destination input menu. A list of categories specifying the special facilities is presented.
Page 24: Viapoints
VIAPOINTS Entering viapoints If you like to pass by certain places on the way to your Viapoint input destination address, you can store these as viapoints. New address The navigation system then calculates the route in a Load address way that the viapoints are passed in the stored order before reaching the destination address.
Page 25 VIAPOINTS Deleting viapoints not reached Viapoints you did not reach or you do no longer want to reach have to be deleted from the list of viapoints, to make the navigation system plan a route to the next viapoint or to the final destination. If a viapoint not reached is not deleted, the system permanently tries to guide you to this viapoint.
Page 26: Guidance
GUIDANCE Guidance screen The guidance screen appears as soon as you have activated guidance. See the following example for the information offered by the guidance screen: AVORY RD. 300 m 7,7km ¦ £ ¢ ª 14:45 16.6km Accident 100 m 7,7km £...
Page 27: Guidance Advice
GUIDANCE Guidance advice As soon as route is planned the navigation system will give you audible guidance advice in addition to the diagrams in the guidance screen. Usually a guidance advice consists of two messages: preliminary AVORY RD. 800 m 7,7km £...
Page 28: Areas With Limited Road Attributes
GUIDANCE On the open road without junctions or exits the display shows a direction arrow which follows the 5400 m course of the road. 6,5km £ ¦ ª 14:45 ¢ Guidance beyond digitized roads When you leave a digitized road, the system automatically shows the direction arrow to the 200 m planned route.
Page 29: Display Of The Route List
Press OK to store the current car position in the personal address book. i2 Destination Shows the current destination address with name Destination (only if entered) country code, city, road, house VDO DAYTON number or junction. WETZLAR Display/delete viapoints: PHILIPSSTR. If viapoints are entered for the current destination: Press OK to display the list of viapoints and to delete viapoints.
Page 30 GUIDANCE i3 System info Shows the following information: System info 1. Selected route planning criterion: – C: Fastest – V: Shortest – N: Along main roads 26.06.2001 8:12 – M: No main roads 2. GPS reception status: The number of received satellites is shown. Up to 8 satellites are received with a clear view of the sky.
Page 31 GUIDANCE Searching / selecting TMC stations: Press OK to display the list of available TMC stations. Select the desired station from the list. Select “Automatic” if you want the receiver to automatically tune to the strongest station for evaluation of the TMC data. Each time after switching off the ignition “Automatic”...
Page 32: Dynamic Guidance With Tmc
DYNAMIC GUIDANCE WITH TMC * With the RDS-TMC (Traffic Message Channel) the actual traffic situation on your route is taken into consideration for guidance. So you will be informed about all traffic obstructions covered by TMC and occurring on your route ahead. When you get closer to the obstruction the “Detour”...
Page 33: Bypassing A Traffic Obstruction
DYNAMIC GUIDANCE WITH TMC Bypassing a traffic obstruction The navigation system will inform you if you are approaching the last exit before a traffic obstruction and gives you the opportunity to plan a detour. As soon as a traffic obstruction is ahead and the detour option is active: Confirm the detour option in the top line of the guidance screen.
Page 34: Alternative Route
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE You can force the navigation system to calculate an alternative route during guidance. Use this function for example to get around traffic jams or if you don’t agree with the planned route. The alternative route is calculated from the current car position for the selected distance.
Page 35: Address Manager
ADDRESS MANAGER The VDO Dayton Navigation System allows you to store 30 destination addresses in a personal address book. Select “Address manager” from the main control menu and confirm your selection. The Address Manager menu is shown. The following menu options are available:...
Page 36: Storing Addresses In The Personal Address Book
ADDRESS MANAGER Storing addresses in the personal address book If you have not entered a destination address yet: Enter the data (city, road, junction or special facility) of the desired destination address in the destination input menu. Select “Address manager” from the main control menu. Select “Store address”.
Page 37: Emergency
EMERGENCY Emergency menu Select “Emergency” from the main control menu. Emergency The “Emergency” menu is shown. GPS position Car position The following options are available in the “Emergency” menu: GPS position Shows the current geographical position of the vehicle evaluated by the Global Positioning System.
Page 38: System Settings
SYSTEM SETTINGS To adjust the navigation system to your own System settings preferences you can modify various settings. Route selection Select “Settings” from the main control menu. Speed The “System settings” menu is shown. The Guidance screen following options are available: Traffic info Route selection To select criteria which influence the route planning.
Page 39: Route Selection
SYSTEM SETTINGS Route selection Select the desired criterion: – Fastest C (Prefers the fastest route) – Shortest V (Prefers the shortest route) – Main roads N (Prefers motorways for route planning) – No main roads M (Avoids motorways for route planning) The icon for the selected criterion is shown in the information screen i3 (System info).
Page 40: Guidance Screen
SYSTEM SETTINGS Speed limit Move the cursor on the value behind the “Limit:” option. Press OK. Select the desired speed setting with the cursor keys 4 or 6. Press OK again to store the selection. Enable/disable speed warning Move the cursor on the option behind “Speed warning:”. Press OK to select between “On”...
Page 41: Volume
CD. Select the language to be replaced. You are prompted to insert the software CD. Insert the VDO Dayton system software CD in the navigation computer. Follow the instructions given by the system to load other languages. Measuring units Select between the following measuring units: –...
Page 42: Date / Clock
Date format: Select between “day.month.year” and “month/day/year” format. Remote control Activate this option if you want to control the system with a VDO Dayton steering wheel remote control (accessory). Default settings Select this option if you want to reset all user specific settings and values to their factory defaults.
Page 43: Map Cds
MAP CDs Map CDs The VDO Dayton Navigation System is based on a database stored in a special format on a CD. It is recommended always to use the latest update of this map CD. For pricing and ordering details on map CDs of other countries and areas ask your...
Page 44: Map Cds With Travel Guide Information
MAP CDs Map CDs with travel guide information You can recognize map CDs containing travel guide information on special destinations by the I icon in the display. If you have inserted such a map CD, you will get additional information on many of the stored special destinations. You can for example inform yourself about the room rate when looking for a hotel and recall the phone number for reservation.
Page 45: Maintenance & Care
MAINTENANCE & CARE Replacing batteries of the remote control You have to replace the batteries of the remote control, if you use the remote control outside of its holder and the navigation system does no longer respond to key presses. Open the battery compartment on the back of the remote control.
Page 46: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING There may be times when you suspect that your navigation system is not functioning as you expect it to. Before calling for service please read the operating instructions and check the following list. You may find that an apparent malfunction can easily be rectified.
Page 47 RDS station broadcasts TMC information. If you can’t find a solution to a system problem, contact an authorized dealer or call our VDO Dayton customer help desk at: 0121 344 5400 1 800 335 282 Toll Free or (03) 94503166 If you still have to send your set for service, always send the complete set.
Page 49: Mounting Instructions
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT NOTES Installation may only be carried out by trained specialists! Observe all quality standards of the automobile industry! Fire hazard! When drilling pay attention to the location of cable harnesses, tank and fuel pipes! Never drill into car parts which are load bearing or are important for safety reasons! When installing components in the interior of the car remember the following: The driver’s field of vision must not be obstructed! Increased risk of injury in accidents! Do not mount components in an area where the air...
Page 50 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS Please note before mounting, ill. 4: – To ensure access to the CD opening a free space of at least 130 mm has to be in front of the navigation computer. – For sufficient air circulation a free space of at least 50 mm has to be behind the navigation computer.
Page 51 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS Mounting monitor, ill. 8 Never install the monitor in an area where the head could impact in case of an accident! The monitor can be fastened with the supplied support either in normal or in suspended position. If it is mounted in suspended position, make sure that the display contents is rotated 180 degrees (“System settings”...
Page 52 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS Completing electrical connections, ill. 12 Lay all cables carefully. Refer to the connecting diagram on the fold-out page at the end of the booklet and to the table below. Power supply cable 6 (ISO connector A): Pin no. Cable colour Connection black/white...
Page 53: Mounting The Navigation Computer
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS TMC extension (ISO connector C2): For system enhancement an optional VDO Dayton RDS TMC radio or TMC receiver MT 5000 / MT 5010 can be connected to the navigation computer. For connection details see “Mounting the navigation computer”.
Page 54: Checking The Car Functions
If the indicated position matches the true car position, calibration is finished. Hotline For answers and questions concerning the VDO Dayton Navigation System there is a Hotline available in many countries. 0121 344 5400 1 800 335 282 Toll Free or (03) 94503166...
Page 55 België & Nederland Belgien & Niederlande Belgique & Pays Bas & Luxemburg & Luxemburg & Luxembourg Uw Garantiebewijs Ihre VDO Garantie Garantie des Produits VDO Geachte Klant, Sehr geehrter Kunde, Cher Client, Gedurende 24 maanden na aankoop waarborgt VDO VDO leistet Garantie zu den nachfolgenden Bedin- VDO fait le nécessaire pour que vous bénéficiez u gratis arbeidsloon en onderdelen, in alle landen gungen.
Page 56 EëëÜò Danmark Deutschland Ç åããýçóÞ óáò PHILIPS (VDO) Deres VDO garanti Ihre VDO Garantie ÁãáðçôÝ ÊáôáíáëùôÞ, Tak - fordi De har købt et VDO produkt. Sehr geehrte Kundin, sehr geehrter Kunde, Ó’ åõ÷áñéóôïýìå ðïõ áãüñáóåò áõôü ôï ðñïúüí VDO yder 24 måneders reklamationsret på alle Sie haben sich für den Kauf eines Gerätes von VDO ôçò...
Page 57 España France Italia Su Garantía Europea VDO. Garantie des produits VDO La Vostra garanzia VDO Estimado cliente : Cher Client, Gentile Cliente, Gracias por la compra de éste producto VDO, que ha Nous vous remercions d'avoir choisi un produit VDO grazie per aver acquistato questo prodotto VDO, stu- sido diseñado y fabricado con lo más altos estandar- et d'avoir fait ainsi confiance à...
Page 58 Norge Österreich Portugal Deres VDO garanti Ihre VDO Garantie A Sua Garantia VDO Kjære kunde, Sehr geehrte Kundin, Sehr geehrter Kunde, Estimado Cliente Takk for at De kjøpte et VDO produkt. Sie haben sich für den Kauf eines Gerätes von VDO Gratos por ter adquirido este produto VDO.
Page 59 Schweiz Suisse Svizzera Ihre VDO-Garantie Garantie des produits VDO Garanzia VDO Sehr geehrter Kunde, Cher client, Egregio cliente Wir beglückwünschen Sie zum Kauf dieses VDO-Pro- Vous avez acheté un produit VDO et nous vous en fé- Le facciamo i migliori auguri per l'acquisto di questo dukts.
Page 60 Suomi Sverige UK & Ireland VDO-Takuu Er VDO Garanti Your VDO Guarantee Arvoisa asiakas! Bäste kund! Dear customer Kiitämme Teitä että päädyitte valinnassanne korkea- Tack för att Ni köpt en VDO produkt. Thank you for purchasing this VDO product which luokkaiseen VDO-tuotteeseen.
Page 61: United States
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which vary from state to state. VDO Dayton 188 Brooke Rd. Winchester Virginia 22603 1-888-253-5890...
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