Information You Should Know; If One Of These Messages Appears; Messages Related To General Navigation - Eclipse AVN6620 Owner's Manual

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1. Information you should know

If one of these messages appears

If any of the following messages are displayed, check the equipment while referring to the
Cause and Remedy columns.
Messages
Check GPS antenna
Check speed pulse
No DVD. Please insert map DVD.
Unable to read data. Check if map
DVD is correct.
Unable to read DVD correctly.
Check if the DVD is damaged or
dirty.
DVD check in process.
Unable to read data. Temperature
is too high.
Too many characters were input.
No previous points registered.
Home is not registered. Register in
menu Memory Point.
No quick access point registered.
Register in menu Memory Point.
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Messages related to general navigation

The GPS antenna is not connected
properly.
The device is not properly
connected to the vehicle speed
sensor.
Each time the disconnected
battery is reconnected, this is
displayed.
The map disk is not inserted.
A disk other than the map disk is
inserted.
The data cannot be read due to
scratches and/or dirt on the map
disk.
The device is now reading the map
disk data.
The DVD player temperature is
high.
Character entry count for memory
point names beyond capacity.
There are no previously set
destinations.
Your home is not registered as a
memory point.
A special memory is not registered
for the memory point.
Cause
Connect the GPS antenna
properly.
Connect the vehicle speed sensor
properly. The input status of the
vehicle speed signal can be
confirmed on the SYSTEM CHECK
screen.
Insert the map disk.
Remove the inserted disk and
insert the correct map disk.
Check whether there are any
scratches and/or dirt on the map
disk and contact the store of
purchase.
Wait until a map is displayed on
the screen.
Wait until the temperature has
fallen.
Decrease the character entry
count and reenter.
Register a destination in the
archive and proceed. (Setting a
destination registers it in the
archives.)
Register your home as a memory
point and proceed. (Refer to page
105)
Register a special memory for the
memory point and proceed. (Refer
to page 119)
Corrective action