Page 2 The law in some states prohibits the Front Seat DVD As of the time of printing, the states that prohibit front Viewer. As a result, it may be disabled prior to delivery to seat video viewers were: Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, you.
Page 3 USER AGREEMENT NOTICE: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules [and with RSS-210 of Industry Canada]. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: this device may not cause harmful interference, and this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Page 4 Modifications not expressly approved by the radio following measures: - Increase the separation between manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment and receiver. - Consult the dealer or an the equipment. experienced radio technician for help. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to Safety Information comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation...
Page 5 the use of wireless radios may be restricted in some USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (”AGREEMENT”). IF situations or environments, such as aboard airplanes. If YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS you are unsure of restrictions, you are encouraged to ask AGREEMENT, PROMPTLY RETURN THE DATABASE, for authorization before turning on the wireless radio.
Page 6 LICENSE GRANT opportunity to provide said information on reasonable terms, including costs, to be determined by NAVTEQ. NAVTEQ grants you a non-exclusive license to use the Database for your personal use or, if applicable, for use in TRANSFER OF LICENSE your business’...
Page 7 your request. If the Database does not perform in accor- does not affect or prejudice any statutory legal rights that dance with this limited warranty, NAVTEQ will use you may have under the legal warranty against hidden reasonable efforts to repair or replace your nonconform- defects.
Page 8 revenue, data, or use, incurred by you or any third party information on - inter alia - neighborhood safety; law arising out of your use of the Database, whether in an enforcement; emergency assistance; construction work; action in contract or tort or based on a warranty, even if road or lane closures;...
Page 9 relating to this Agreement, without prejudice to You agree that you will use Gracenote Data, the NAVTEQ’s right to bring claims at your then current Gracenote Software, and Gracenote Servers for your own place of residence. personal noncommercial use only. You agree not to assign, copy, transfer or transmit the Gracenote Software End-User License Agreement Gracenote or any Gracenote Data to any third party.
Page 10 You agree that Gracenote, Inc. may enforce its rights Gracenote Servers are error-free or that functioning of under this Agreement against you directly in its own Gracenote Software or Gracenote Servers will be uninter- name. rupted. Gracenote is not obligated to provide you with new enhanced or additional data types or categories that The Gracenote MusicID Service uses a unique identifier Gracenote may provide in the future and is free to...
Page 11 CD and music-related data from Gracenote, Inc., copy- right © 2000-2007 Gracenote. Gracenote Software, copy- right © 2000-2007 Gracenote. This product and service may practice one or more of the following U.S. Patents: #5,987,525; #6,061,680; #6,154,773, #6,161,132, #6,230,192, #6,230,207, #6,240,459, #6,330,593, and other patents is- sued or pending.
Page 13: Table Of Contents
Safety References ..... . 6 Disclaimer For Navigation Radio ..20 Intended Use .
Page 14 Video Entertainment System (VES)™ ..95 Navigation Settings ....201 USB Connector ..... . 103...
Page 15 Realtime Traffic By Sirius Satellite Radio ..216 Navigation ......228 Address Book ..... . . 220 Navigation Map .
Page 16: Safety Guidelines
Return it to your authorized dealer to repair. • When using the navigation system to route you to an • There may be situations where the navigation system emergency facility, contact the facility to verify its location.
Page 17 Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Missis- affect the time required to reach your destination. Use sippi, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota and Ohio. your own personal judgement if the navigation system is unable to provide you with an alternative route.
Page 18: Introduction
Warnings were maintained during the development and manufac- This manual contains WARNINGS against operating ture of the REU radio navigation system. When using this procedures that could result in an accident or bodily product, be aware of state/province-specific norms and injury.
Page 19 NAVIGATION 7 Safe Usage of the Radio Navigation System Keep drinks, rain, and other sources of moisture away Read all instructions in this manual carefully before from your radio. Besides damage to your radio, moisture using your radio system to ensure proper usage! can cause electric shocks with any electronic device.
Page 20 GPS Navigation Antenna follow solvent manufacturer’s precautions The antenna for the navigation GPS system is mounted in directions. various locations (depending on the vehicle model) CD/DVD Drive within the dashboard. Do not place items on the dash- Do not insert any damaged, warped, scratched or dirty board around the GPS antenna location.
Page 21 Objects placed within the line GPS. If a degradation in the navigation is observed, turn of sight of the antenna will cause decreased performance. the devices off, or keep them as far away from the GPS Larger luggage items should be placed as far forward as antenna as possible.
Page 22: General Handling
10 NAVIGATION GENERAL HANDLING Seek through tracks in CD or through songs in the Hard Disk Drive playlist. User Interface Elements (2) PRESETS (Radio Mode) and 6 DVD Changer While in Radio Mode: Press a preset button once to switch to one of the radio station presets 1 to 6.
Page 23 NAVIGATION 11 Press SET once and then one of the preset buttons to (6) LOAD assign presets 1–6. To load a disc, press LOAD and select the desired slot Press SET twice and then one of the presets buttons to with buttons 1–6.
Page 24 12 NAVIGATION NOTE: If you are in one of the navigation menus (NAV (12) MUSIC TYPE menu, MAP display, etc.), you need to press the Press the MUSIC TYPE button to enable/disable certain Uconnect™ Phone button twice to end an active call.
Page 25 Press the RADIO button to toggle between RADIO Turn the ON/OFF VOLUME rotary knob while the modes AM, FM, SAT, SATV (if equipped). navigation voice is speaking to adjust the volume of the (16) MEDIA navigation voice. Press the MEDIA button to toggle between MEDIA NOTE: If the ignition is switched off with the radio in modes HDD, DISC, AUX, VES (if equipped).
Page 26 (20) JOYSTICK Push Button JOYSTICK to the left to expand the list, move it to the right to contract the list. (21) CENTER CONTROL Knob While in navigation map mode move the JOYSTICK to move the cursor on the screen.
Page 27 E.g. characters in name spellers. Press the DELETE button in a recent destination list in navigation mode to delete selected list entries. Press and hold the button to delete the entire list. (24) INFO Press the INFO button to display additional information for the current screen display.
Page 28: Steering Wheel Mounted Controls (If Equipped)
16 NAVIGATION Press the INFO button again to hide the information Electronic Vehicle Information Center (EVIC) display. Some vehicles feature an Electronic Vehicle Information Center (EVIC) with driver-interactive display. The EVIC (25) AUX Connector is normally located in the instrument cluster or overhead.
Page 29 3. The FUNCTION SELECT button, located in the center HDD/Disc Operation of the left rocker switch, advances the navigation radio to Pressing the top of the switch will go to the next track on the next preset, changes the current disc when in disc the disc, and pressing the bottom of the switch will go to mode, etc.
Page 30: Audio Settings
18 NAVIGATION Audio Settings Volume Use the ON/OFF VOLUME rotary knob to adjust the volume of the currently playing audio source. While you adjust the volume, a volume indicator is displayed in the lower left corner of the display. Audio Controls Menu Press the AUDIO/TUNE rotary knob on the right side of the radio to access the Audio Controls menu.
Page 31 NAVIGATION 19 Midrange — Press the JOYSTICK, and then turn the Reset All — Press the JOYSTICK to reset all audio CENTER CONTROL knob to adjust the midrange. Press controls. the JOYSTICK again to exit the adjust mode. Press the BACK button or press the Audio Control button Bass —...
Page 32: Getting Started
Disclaimer for Navigation Radio guage set in the ELECTRONIC VEHICLE INFORMA- TION CENTER (EVIC), if equipped. If you change the language in the navigation radio, the vehicle will change the language for all display informa- tion. Refer to the vehicles owner’s manual.
Page 33 NAVIGATION 21 6. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until YES is high- lighted. 7. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm the language change. NOTE: After confirming the language change, the radio may take a moment to process the change. 3. Press the JOYSTICK to select the Language Settings menu.
Page 34: Set The Time
22 NAVIGATION NOTE: The check-mark indicates the currently active language. NOTE: Changing the language changes the text as well as audible prompts (e.g. Navigation prompts, Voice Com- mand, etc.). Set the Time GPS Time 1. Press and hold the TIME button.
Page 35 NAVIGATION 23 3. Press the JOYSTICK to select Time Zone. NOTE: The check—mark indicates the currently active setting. NOTE: The check—mark indicates the currently active time zone setting. 4. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until the desired time zone is highlighted.
Page 36 24 NAVIGATION 5. Press the BACK button to go to the previous screen. 5. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to adjust the You can also press the SETUP button to exit the Setup hours. screen. 6. Press the JOYSTICK again.
Page 37: Store Radio Presets
NAVIGATION 25 Clock if Radio off 3. Either press the SEEK up/down buttons, or the SCAN Check or uncheck the check-mark in this menu entry in button, or rotate the TUNE knob to change the currently order to enable or disable the clock display, when the playing station.
Page 38: Connect Bluetooth Phone
26 NAVIGATION Connect Bluetooth Phone 1. Press the SETUP button. 2. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until Phone Pair- ing is highlighted 3. Press the JOYSTICK to select the Phone Pairing menu. 4. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until Pair New Phone is highlighted.
Page 39: Navigation
NAVIGATION 27 6. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until a digit is 10. Press the JOYSTICK and start the pairing procedure highlighted on the phone. 7. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm the digit. 11. Refer to the user’s manual of your phone to complete the procedure.
Page 40 28 NAVIGATION 3. Press the JOYSTICK to select Guide Me Home. NOTE: The following steps are different, if the home address has been set already. Refer to Address Book for more information. NOTE: The vehicle must be in park in order for a...
Page 41 11. Either input a house number or confirm CONTINUE. 12. Confirm OK to set your Home Address. After you have entered your home address, the system will start a route guidance to your home every time you confirm the Guide Me Home selection in the Navigation- Main Menu.
Page 42: Voice Command Tutorial
30 NAVIGATION Voice Command Tutorial Press the Voice Command or Uconnect™ Phone When you press the Voice Command button to cancel the tutorial. button, you will hear a beep. The beep is your signal to give a command. Say TUTORIAL to listen to a voice command tutorial.
Page 43: Uconnect™ Multimedia (Radio)
Radio Mode parking garages or tunnels. Overview The REU navigation radio is equipped with 4 different tuners: • FM 87.7 MHz - 107.9 MHz (RBDS capable) • AM 530 kHz - 1710 kHz •...
Page 44 32 NAVIGATION Display Radio Preset List in SAT NOTE: The check-mark indicates that the preset list is available. If the check-mark is already selected press the 1. Press the MENU button while in SAT mode. MENU button again. 2. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until Presets List...
Page 45 Select Radio Presets RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data System) To access preset 1-6 press one of the preset buttons (1-6) This radio navigation system is capable of receiving once. RBDS signals in the FM band. RBDS is a technology used for transmitting textual information about the music To access preset 7-12 press one of the preset buttons (1-6) type, song and artist for FM band music.
Page 46 34 NAVIGATION MUSIC TYPE (Program Type Filter) Press the INFO button again to hide additional radio text information. Program Type (PTY) is only available in FM and SAT mode. Radio stations are grouped according to their program (e.g., Soft Rock, Rhythm & Blues, etc.).
Page 47 NAVIGATION 35 Press the MUSIC TYPE button to enable and/or disable SIRIUS Satellite Radio Program Types desired program types. The SEEK and SCAN function Pop, Rock, Electronic/Dance, Hip-Hop, R&B, Country, will then only display stations with matching program Christian, Jazz&Blues, Standards, Classical, Latin, Inter- types.
Page 48: Radio Settings
36 NAVIGATION Radio Settings Channel vs. Preset List Selection While in radio mode press the MENU button to display Select Preset List to display only user presets on the right the radio menu. side of the SIRIUS Satellite Radio screen.
Page 49 New vehicle purchasers or lessees will receive a free one-year subscription to SIRIUS Satellite Radio and Re- altime Traffic Service with your navigation radio. Follow- ing expiration of the one-year free services, it will be necessary to access the information on the Subscription Information screen in order to re-subscribe.
Page 50 38 NAVIGATION SAT VIDEO MENU (if equipped) While in SATV Mode press the MENU button to display the SATV Menu. Write down the SIRIUS ID numbers for your receiver. To reactivate your service either call the number listed on the screen or visit the provider online.
Page 51 NAVIGATION 39 Re-Subscribe to SIRIUS Backseat TV™ Select Subscription to access the Subscription Informa- tion screen. New vehicle purchasers or lessees will re- ceive a free one-year subscription to SIRIUS Backseat TV™ with your radio. Following expiration of the one-...
Page 52 40 NAVIGATION Display Settings Select Daytime Colors to switch to manual daytime mode and to adjust the brightness of the display using daytime Press the SETUP button and select Display Setting to colors. access the Display Settings menu. Select Nighttime Colors to switch to manual nighttime mode and to adjust the brightness of the display using night time colors.
Page 53 NAVIGATION 41 Select Auto Colors to switch to automatic daytime/ nighttime mode and to control the brightness of the display using the light switch of the vehicle. View Settings Check Default View to enable the default view mode. Check Picture View to enable the picture view mode.
Page 54 42 NAVIGATION In Default View the vehicle brand logo is displayed in the In Picture View a pictures can be displayed on the right right half of the screen. half of the radio screen. Refer to the Importing Pictures in...
Page 55 NAVIGATION 43 In Map View mode the navigation map (as shown above) In Screen Saver View the screen stays black. Press any or turn-by-turn navigation can be displayed on the right button on the radio to de-activate the screen saver.
Page 56 44 NAVIGATION ParkView Rear Back Up Camera (if equipped) Disable ParkView To disable the ParkView feature, press the SETUP button and select Rear Camera. Check or uncheck the check-mark in order to enable/ disable the Rear Camera View in Reverse.
Page 57: Uconnect™ Multimedia (Media)
Disc Changer Mode tab is highlighted. Overview Disc Requirements The navigation radio is equipped with a CD/DVD changer player. CAUTION! This disc player will accept a 4 3/4 inch (12 cm) disc only. The use of other sized discs may damage the disc player mechanism.
Page 58 46 NAVIGATION Do not insert anything other than the supported CD/ NOTE: Do not insert a disc with a peeled off label. DVD formats. 1. Press the LOAD button once. SACD (SACD layer) VCD, SVCD, VCD format on DVD. NOTE: MPEG-4 are not supported.
Page 59 NAVIGATION 47 Removing a Disc 1. Press the EJECT button. 3. Wait until the radio displays Insert Disc on the left side of the screen. 4. With the printed side upwards, insert the disc into the 2. Select a disc by pressing one of the preset buttons (1-6).
Page 60 48 NAVIGATION NOTE: If the disc is not removed within approximately Press the SCAN button again to stop the scan function. 10 seconds, the unit pulls it back into the slot (park Next Track position). The disc may be ejected when the ignition is Press the SEEK up button.
Page 61 CENTER CONTROL knob until the track is highlighted. Press the JOYSTICK to play the highlighted track. This navigation radio is equipped with the Gracenote Press the LIST button again to hide the list. Music Recognition Service, with an embedded database...
Page 62 50 NAVIGATION Data will be found for most Audio CDs (CDA discs). Data will not be found for DVDs or data discs (those with MP3 or WMA files). Music recognition technology and related data are pro- vided by Gracenote . Gracenote is the industry standard in music recognition technology and related content delivery.
Page 63 NAVIGATION 51 Select Stop to stop the currently playing disc. 4. With the printed side upwards, insert the disc into the disc slot of the radio. The radio pulls the disc automati- Select Pause to pause the currently playing disc.
Page 64 52 NAVIGATION A MP3/WMA disc may contain audio files in a folder 6. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to highlight a structure. The radio may play the audio files in the first folder. available folder. 7. Press the JOYSTICK to open a highlighted folder and The folders, if any, are shown in the list view.
Page 65 NAVIGATION 53 Press the LIST button to display a list of available chapters or tracks. Select a chapter or track in the list to start playback from the selected section. DVD MENU Controls If you insert a DVD video disc that contains a top menu, a menu may appear.
Page 66 54 NAVIGATION Press and hold the FF button during playback to fast forward playback Press and hold the RW button during playback to fast reverse playback. Press the SEEK up button to locate succeeding chapters or tracks. Press the SEEK down button to start playback from the beginning of the current chapter or track.
Page 67 NAVIGATION 55 DVD Video Menu Select Show Video in the DVD Menu to view the video While in disc mode with inserted video DVD, press the on the screen. MENU button to access the DVD Video Menu. Select Hide Video in the DVD Menu to hide the video on the screen.
Page 68: Hard Disk Drive Mode (Hdd)
56 NAVIGATION Disc Skipping Skipping is typically caused by a damaged (scratched) disc. This will result in a 10 second jump forward until the damaged area is passed. Temperature Protection If the temperature of the disc reader during operation becomes too high, a popup message will inform the user of an over temperature situation.
Page 69 NAVIGATION 57 Copy Audio Disc to Hard-Drive 1. Insert and select a disc. Before using the HDD mode, you will need to copy tracks to the internal hard drive. The files will be stored on the internal hard disk drive 2.
Page 70 58 NAVIGATION 3. Select Copy Track to copy the currently playing music The copy progress is shown in the display. track of the inserted disc, or select Copy Disc to copy the It is possible to listen to radio modes (AM, FM and SAT) entire disc to the hard disk drive.
Page 71 NAVIGATION 59 NOTE: When copying CD-Audio to HDD, audio files are converted from CD Audio to WMA. DVD-Audio cannot be copied to the HDD. Press the JOYSTICK to stop the copy process. Copy WMA/MP3 Files to Hard-Drive You can copy MP3, and WMA formatted compressed audio files from a disc or via USB (e.g., USB stick).
Page 72 60 NAVIGATION Once the songs are copied, the playlist will be named by Copying from MP3/WMA Disc the originating folder name. 1. Insert a disc with MP3, WMA files. For the example above the list on the HDD will show the...
Page 73 NAVIGATION 61 During the copy process, the disc player cannot play Copying from USB audio. 1. Insert a USB device. 2. Select Import Music. The copy progress is shown in the display. It is possible to listen to radio modes (AM, FM and SAT)
Page 74 62 NAVIGATION 3. Check-mark the desired music, titles, folders, or Select 5. Press the JOYSTICK to start the copy process. All. 4. Highlight Import Selected Music.
Page 75 NAVIGATION 63 6. Press the JOYSTICK again to stop the import. 1. Press the MEDIA button repeatedly until the HDD tab Playing Audio Files from the Hard Disk Drive is highlighted. You can play songs directly from the internal hard disk 2.
Page 76 Playing Audio Files by Music Categories 1. Press the MUSIC TYPE button to select an available category. The navigation radio can sort the files by playlist, by song name, by artist, by genre, by album, or by year. An arrow indicates the currently playing song.
Page 77 NAVIGATION 65 2. Select Playlists or the desired category for this ex- Next Track ample. Press the SEEK up button. The next track of the current album is played. Once the last track has been reached in the forward direction, the unit will loop back to the first track.
Page 78 66 NAVIGATION Rewind Track Press and hold the RW button. The audio will be heard at a reduced level while going through the track in this mode. Stop the fast reverse by releasing the RW button. Displaying the Elapsed Title Time The elapsed title time of the current playing track is displayed on the left side of the screen.
Page 79 NAVIGATION 67 Repeat Track Editing Playlists on the Hard Disk Drive The repeat track function repeats the currently played track. Check-mark Repeat to switch the repeat track function on or off. Normal Play Order The normal play order function plays all songs in normal order.
Page 80 68 NAVIGATION 3. Select My Music. 2. Select the My Files function.
Page 81 NAVIGATION 69 Create a New Playlist 4. Select the Manage Playlists function. From the Manage Playlists Menu you may create a new 1. While in HDD mode press Menu. playlist, rename a playlist, add songs to a playlist, 2. Select My Files.
Page 82 70 NAVIGATION 5. Select Create New Playlist The playlist is now created but does not yet contain any music. 8. Select one of the filters to display a list of songs. In this example we select to filter by Artist.
Page 83 NAVIGATION 71 9. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until the desired 11. Once you made your selection scroll up and select artist is highlighted and press the JOYSTICK. Add Selected Songs and press the JOYSTICK. 10. Check-mark the songs you would like to add to the You may now select another filter and add more songs to playlist.
Page 84 72 NAVIGATION Rename a Playlist 4. Press the JOYSTICK. 1. While in HDD mode press MENU. 5. Select a song in the list and press the JOYSTICK again to play the playlist. 2. Select My Files. 3. Select My Music.
Page 85 NAVIGATION 73 5. Select Rename Playlist. The playlist is now renamed. You may rename another playlist in the list. If you don’t want to rename another 6. Select a playlist and press the JOYSTICK. Playlist, press MEDIA to go to the HDD screen.
Page 86 74 NAVIGATION Add Songs to a Playlist 5. Select Add Songs to Playlist. 6. Select a playlist and press the JOYSTICK. 7. Select a filter. In this example we use by Album. 8. Select an album. 1. While in HDD mode press MENU.
Page 87 NAVIGATION 75 9. Check-mark the songs you would like to add to the You may now select another filter and add more songs to playlist. the playlist. If you don’t want to add more songs to the Playlist, press MEDIA to go to HDD screen.
Page 88 76 NAVIGATION Remove Songs from a Playlist 5. Select Remove Songs from Playlist. 6. Select a playlist and press the JOYSTICK. 7. Check-mark the songs you would like to have re- moved from the playlist. You may use the Select All function to select all songs in the list, or the Clear All function to uncheck all songs.
Page 89 NAVIGATION 77 8. Once you made your selection highlight Remove Rearrange Songs in a Playlist Selected Songs and press the JOYSTICK. To play the new playlist: 1. Press the MUSIC TYPE button. 2. Select Playlists. 3. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until the new playlist is highlighted.
Page 90 78 NAVIGATION 5. Select Rearrange Playlist. 9. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to reposition the song in the list. 6. Select a Playlist and press the JOYSTICK 10. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm. 7. Highlight the song you would like to have moved within the playlist.
Page 91 NAVIGATION 79 Delete a Playlist 1. While in HDD mode press MENU. 2. Select My Files. 3. Select My Music. 4. Select Manage Playlists. 5. Select Delete Playlist. 6. Check-mark the playlists you would like to have removed from the list.
Page 92 80 NAVIGATION NOTE: Deleting a Playlist will not delete files from the Hard Disk Drive. Deleting Songs Permanently from the Hard Disk Drive 2. Select the My Files function. 1. While in the HDD mode press the MENU button to...
Page 93 NAVIGATION 81 3. Select My Music. 4. Select the Delete Music function.
Page 94 82 NAVIGATION 5. Select one of the filters to display a list of songs. 6. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob until the desired artist is highlighted and press the JOYSTICK. In this example we select to filter by Artist. 7. Check-mark the songs you would like to permanently The radio lists all available artists from the internal HDD.
Page 95 NAVIGATION 83 Deleting All Music Files from the Hard Disk Drive 1. Press the SETUP button. 8. Once you made your selection highlight Delete Se- lected Songs and press the JOYSTICK. You may now select another filter and delete more songs 2.
Page 96 84 NAVIGATION 5. Select YES and press the JOYSTICK again. Importing Pictures It is possible to import display pictures to the internal hard disk drive. You can import pictures either from DISC or from USB. Refer to the Remote Devices section in this manual for a description of the USB Connector.
Page 97 NAVIGATION 85 NOTE: USB devices (e.g., camera memory USB adap- tors, etc.) must comply with the MSD (Mass Storage Device) standard. This USB terminal can provide power to the inserted device. The devices current limitation must be less or equal to 500mA.
Page 98 86 NAVIGATION 3. Select My Pictures. 4. Highlight Add Picture. 5. Press the JOYSTICK.
Page 99 NAVIGATION 87 You can import pictures either from DISC or from USB. 8. Select Import Pictures and press the JOYSTICK. NOTE: Files must be in the root directory (top level) of 9. Select the desired picture. the disc or USB device to be recognized.
Page 100 RADIO, MEDIA, or NAV button to go to a specific mode. The navigation radio can store 48 user pictures. NOTE: A USB device can be inserted and the download process can be started in any mode (Navigation, Radio, Media, etc.). Deleting Selected Pictures 1. Press the Menu button.
Page 101 NAVIGATION 89 If you don’t want delete more pictures either press the BACK button to go to previous screens or press one of the hard-keys RADIO, MEDIA, NAV to go to a specific mode. Deleting All Pictures 1. Press the SETUP button.
Page 102 90 NAVIGATION 2. Select the Manage HDD function. 3. Highlight Delete All of My Picture files. This menu displays the available space on the hard disk 4. Press the JOYSTICK. drive, and allows you to delete pictures, music files, and NOTE: If you confirm the next step, all pictures will be address book entries.
Page 103 NAVIGATION 91 Slideshow NOTE: The slideshow is not available, when the vehicle is in motion. 1. Press the Menu button. 2. Select the My Files function. 3. Select My Pictures. 4. Highlight a picture. 5. Press the JOYSTICK. 6. Highlight Start Slideshow.
Page 104 92 NAVIGATION 7. Press the JOYSTICK. 8. Press the JOYSTICK again to stop the slideshow.
Page 105: Uconnect™ Multimedia (Remote Devices)
NAVIGATION 93 Uconnect™ Multimedia (REMOTE DEVICES) Channel List SIRIUS Backseat TV™ (if equipped) SIRIUS Backseat TV™ Mode NOTE: SIRIUS Backseat TV™ is not available in Canada, Hawaii or Alaska. In order to receive SIRIUS Backseat TV™, the vehicle needs to be outside with a clear view to the sky. If the screen shows Acquiring Signal, you might have to change the vehicle position in order to receive a signal.
Page 106 94 NAVIGATION View SIRIUS Backseat TV™ on the Radio Screen In order to watch the desired SIRIUS Backseat TV™ channel, press the Menu button and select Show Video. NOTE: In select states/provinces, to view SIRIUS Back- seat TV™ on the radio screen, the vehicle must be stopped, and the shifter must be in position P for vehicles with automatic transmission.
Page 107: Video Entertainment System (Ves)
Video Program Information Press the INFO button to display additional program information in the right half of the screen. Press the INFO button again to close additional program information. Video Entertainment System (VES)™ The navigation radio can remotely control the VES™.
Page 108 96 NAVIGATION The VES tab becomes available after the VES™ system is turned on. Press the MEDIA button repeatedly until the VES audio source is selected. Select the desired source to play the selected source in the vehicle cabin. Press the MENU button and select Select VES Source.
Page 109 In this example the Rear AUX 1 audio is playing on the type of VES™ in the vehicle. A remote DVD Player is not navigation radio. You can play the VES™ source through available if there is no remote DVD player in the VES™...
Page 110 98 NAVIGATION The Rear VES Controls are displayed. Select VES Controls to display the Rear VES Controls. Check or uncheck the VES Screen Power to turn the VES™ screen on or off. The second entry shows the source of the rear VES...
Page 111 NAVIGATION 99 The third entry shows the source of the rear VES channel 2 (Plays DISC in this example) Check the Lock Rear Controls to disable the controls on the VES™ remote control unit. Once the VES™ is locked, it is not possible to use the VES™ controls or the VES™...
Page 112 TUNER knob, or press the SEEK up or SEEK buttons to change the radio station. NOTE: The navigation radio cannot play both AM and FM at the same time. Press the LIST button again to display a list of available sources for the rear VES.
Page 113 NAVIGATION 101 Playing a Video DVD for the rear VES™ 1. To view a DVD video on the rear VES™ screen, insert a video DVD. 3. Select VES Controls to display the Rear VES™ Con- trols. The Rear VES Controls are displayed.
Page 114 102 NAVIGATION For this example the third entry shows the source of the 6. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to select Disc rear VES Channel 2 plays DISC. Functions. 5. Select DISC.
Page 115: Usb Connector
USB Connector It is possible to transfer audio files or picture files to the navigation radio. Files can be on a disc or on a USB device (e.g., USB stick). The USB connector is covered by a small cover, which protects the connector from dust or damage.
Page 116 104 NAVIGATION MP3 player devices cannot be controlled through the How to Open the Cover USB connector. Some player devices save music files in MP4 format, which cannot be played in this radio. Some copy protected music (e.g., downloads from the internet) cannot be played on this radio.
Page 117 NAVIGATION 105 1. Using your thumb to place the flap into the frame as CAUTION! shown above. Never force any connector into the ports of your radio. Make sure your connectors are the identical shape and size before you connect.
Page 118: Aux Mode
(not provided with the radio) to the AUX connector on output of an audio device (e.g., MP3 player) to the the navigation radio and to the earphone connector of navigation radio. The audio of the connected device will your audio device.
Page 119 NAVIGATION 107 NOTE: Inserting of a mono jack will result in improper WARNING! audio playback Driving is a complex activity that requires your full attention. If you’re engaged in driving or any activity that requires your full attention, we recommend that...
Page 120: Voice Command System
This Voice Command System allows you to control your AM and FM radio, satellite radio, disc player, navigation NOTE: If you do not say a command within 3 seconds, system, hard disk drive storage, and a memo recorder.
Page 121 Hard Disk Drive, you Display Menu can still speak commands from Navigation mode that In addition to audible help, the navigation radio is able to apply to your audio mode. An example is NEXT STA- display the most important available commands on the TION for radio or NEXT TRACK for disc or Hard Disk screen.
Page 122 110 NAVIGATION Commands The Voice Command understands two types of com- mands. Universal commands are available at all times. Local commands are available if the supported radio mode is active. Changing the volume Start a dialogue by pressing the Voice Command button.
Page 123 • MEMO (to switch to the memo recorder) In this mode you may say the following commands: • NAVIGATION (to switch to the navigation mode) • FREQUENCY (to change the frequency) • SYSTEM SETUP (to display the system setup menu) •...
Page 124 112 NAVIGATION • PREVIOUS STATION (to select the previous station) Radio FM To switch to the FM band say FM or RADIO FM. • LIST STATIONS (to hear a list of available stations) In this mode you may say the following commands: •...
Page 125 NAVIGATION 113 • SELECT NAME (to hear the name of a station) Hard Drive To switch to the HDD mode say HARD DRIVE. • RADIO MENU (to switch to the radio menu) In this mode you may say the following commands: •...
Page 126 − CONTINUE (to continue recording) Navigation − DELETE (to delete the recording) To switch to the navigation mode say NAVIGATION. • PLAY MEMOS (to play previously recorded memos) NOTE: Not all commands will be available at all times, depending upon the system context.
Page 127 NAVIGATION 115 NOTE: Read the navigation chapter first, to help you − POI understand the functionality of the available commands. • FIND NEARBY POI NOTE: In order to use the GUIDE ME TO A NAME • FIND POI NEAR DESTINATION command you have to create an entry in the Address •...
Page 128 116 NAVIGATION • ROUTING OPTIONS • ADDRESS BOOK − GO − NEW ENTRY − STOP ROUTING − NAVIGATE TO A NAME − MUTE GUIDANCE − DELETE − REPEAT GUIDANCE − ERASE ALL − CHANGE METHOD System Setup To switch to the system setup say SETUP.
Page 129 NAVIGATION 117 • HELP SCREEN For best results, the Voice Training session should be completed when the vehicle is parked, engine running, − ON all windows closed, and the blower fan switched off. − OFF This procedure may be repeated with a new user. The •...
Page 130 118 NAVIGATION • Select Reset Voice Command System to Factory De- faults when you would like to restore the Voice Command system to factory default settings. • Select Start Voice Training to train the voice Command system. • Select Listen to Tutorial to hear instructions on the Voice Command system.
Page 131: Uconnect™ Phone (If Equipped)
NAVIGATION 119 Uconnect™ Phone (IF EQUIPPED) The Uconnect™ Phone system is fully integrated with the vehicles audio system. The radio display will be used for Uconnect™ Phone Overview visual prompts from the Uconnect™ Phone system such Uconnect™ Phone is a voice-activated, hands-free, in- as phone battery status, signal strength and caller ID if vehicle communications system.
Page 132 The Uconnect™ Phone system is fully integrated with the different electronic devices to connect to each other vehicle’s navigation radio audio system. The volume of without wires or a docking station, so Uconnect™ Phone the Uconnect™ Phone system can either be adjusted from...
Page 133 NAVIGATION 121 See http://www.bluetooth.org for more information on If you have trouble with recognition, you should press Bluetooth . the Voice Command button, then say Voice Train- ing. This will train your own voice to the system and will Uconnect™ Phone Microphone improve recognition.
Page 134 122 NAVIGATION Listen to the choices and give your command after the following the beep. The Uconnect™ Phone system will beep. play all the options at any prompt if you ask for help. Barge In – Overriding Prompts To activate Uconnect™ Phone from idle, simply press the...
Page 135 NAVIGATION 123 the following vehicle specific websites may also provide The following are general phone to Uconnect™ Phone detailed instructions for pairing with the brand of phone voice pairing instructions: that you have: 1. Press the Uconnect™ Phone button to begin.
Page 136 124 NAVIGATION Before attempting to pair phone, please see your cellular For example, if priority 3 and priority 5 phones are phone’s user manual (Bluetooth section) for instructions present in the vehicle, Uconnect™ Phone will use the on how to complete this step.
Page 137 Phonebook Call by Saying a Name...
Page 138 2. Wait for the beep. The navigation radio will allow you to enter up to 500 3. Say PHONEBOOK. names in the phone book with each name having ad- dresses, and up to four associated phone numbers, and 4.
Page 139 NAVIGATION 127 5. You will then be asked for the name of the phonebook Delete Phonebook Entry entry that you wish to edit. 1. Press the Uconnect™ Phone button to begin. 6. Next, choose the number designation (home, work, 2. Wait for the beep.
Page 140 128 NAVIGATION After you enter the name, Uconnect™ Phone will ask you List All Phonebook Names which designation you wish to delete: home, work, 1. Press the Uconnect™ Phone button to begin. mobile, pager or all. 2. Wait for the beep.
Page 141 NAVIGATION 129 Phone Call Features Answer or Reject an Incoming Call: The following features can be accessed through Uconnect™ Phone if the feature(s) are available on your cellular service plan. For example, if your cellular service plan provides three-way calling, this feature can be accessed through the Uconnect™...
Page 142 130 NAVIGATION To reject the call, press and hold the Uconnect™ Phone Make a Second Call button until you hear a single beep indicating that While Another Call is in Progress: the incoming call was rejected. 1. Press the Voice Command button.
Page 143 NAVIGATION 131 Press the Uconnect™ Phone button until you hear a Toggle between Calls If two calls are in progress (one active and one on hold), single beep which will indicate that the call has been press and hold the Uconnect™ Phone button until placed on hold.
Page 144 132 NAVIGATION After the second call has established, press and hold the Redial Uconnect™ Phone button until you hear a double 1. Press the Uconnect™ Phone button to begin. beep indicating that the two calls have been joined into one conference call.
Page 145 NAVIGATION 133 1. After ignition key is switched off, a call can continue If the phone is not reachable and Uconnect™ Phone is on the Uconnect™ Phone system either until the call ends operational, you may reach the emergency number as...
Page 146 134 NAVIGATION Please refer to the 24-Hour Towing Assistance coverage WARNING! details in the 24-Hour Towing Assistance Program Guide. Your phone must be turned on and paired to the Paging Uconnect™ Phone system to allow use of this vehicle To learn how to page, refer to section “Working with feature in emergency situations when the cell phone Automated Systems.”...
Page 147 NAVIGATION 135 You can use Uconnect™ Phone to access a voicemail Saying a number, or sequence of numbers, followed by system or an automated service, such as, paging service SEND is also to be used to navigate through an auto- or automated customer service.
Page 148 136 NAVIGATION 5. When prompted, enter a number designation (e.g.: Turning Confirmation Prompts On/Off “Home,” “Work,” “Mobile,” or “Pager”). This will allow Turning confirmation prompts off will stop the system you to store multiple numbers for each phonebook entry, from confirming your choices (e.g. the Uconnect™ Phone if desired.
Page 149 NAVIGATION 137 Phone and Network Status Indicators NOTE: Certain brands of mobile phones do not send the If available on the radio and/or on a premium display dial ring to the Uconnect™ Phone system to play it on the such as the instrument panel cluster, and supported by vehicle audio system, so you will not hear it.
Page 150: Advanced Phone Connectivity
TRANSFER CALL. 1. During an active call, press the Voice Command button to begin. The navigation radio starts playing the last used audio source, and you can continue your call on the cellphone. 2. Wait for the beep. Transfer Call to Uconnect™ Phone 3.
Page 151 If you have an ongoing call on a cell phone which was press the Voice Command button and say SELECT paired with Uconnect™ Phone before, and the navigation or DELETE. Also, see next two sections for alternate way radio is off, turn on the ignition and allow the of doing this.
Page 152 140 NAVIGATION The phone names will be announced. 4. Select the Modify Priorities. 5. When prompted say the name of the cellular phone 5. Highlight the desired phone. you wish to select. 6. Press the JOYSTICK to select the phone.
Page 153 NAVIGATION 141 3. Say Uconnect SETUP. 5. Confirm by selecting YES in the confirmation screen. 4. After the following beep, say DELETE PHONE. 6. Press SETUP to exit the setup menu. The phone names will be announced. Things You Should Know About Voice Command •...
Page 154 142 NAVIGATION • You may say “O” (letter “O”) for “0” (zero). “800” may − fully closed windows be spoken EIGHT OH OH or EIGHT ZERO ZERO. − dry weather condition. • Even though international dialing for most number • Even though the system is designed for users speaking...
Page 155 NAVIGATION 143 • Performance, such as, audio clarity, echo. and loud- Voice Tree - Main Menu ness to a large degree, rely on the phone and network, To initiate Uconnect™ Phone, press the Uconnect™ and not the Uconnect system. Phone button.
Page 156 144 NAVIGATION • PHONE BOOK In this menu you may say the following commands: • PHONE PAIRING − NEW ENTRY − EDIT ENTRY − PAIR A PHONE − LIST NAMES − DELETE PHONE − DELETE − LIST PAIRED PHONES • CONFIRMATION PROMPTS −...
Page 157: Uconnect™ Navigation
NAVIGATION 145 Uconnect™ Navigation Navigation Software This navigation radio requires digital data from a Navi- General Notes gation Database. The data in the Navigation Database is System Overview licensed from Navigation Technologies . Not all roads Your Uconnect™ Navigation system receives GPS signals are digitized.
Page 158: Navigation Main Menu
Because of changes in streets, neighborhoods, and business loca- tions, there may be situations where the navigation system is not able to route you to your desired destina- tion by the entry method you have chosen. If this occurs, choose another entry method.
Page 159 NAVIGATION 147 • Destination Entry 2. Press the NAV button to switch to the navigation menu and toggle between Map Viewer and Navigation Select this function when you want to program a Main Menu. destination. (See the Destination Input section for details.)
Page 160 Info section for details.) Select this function when you want to adjust the • My Saved Trails settings of the navigation system. (See the Navigation Default Settings section for details.) Select this function when you want to route to a trail you recorded before.
Page 161 NAVIGATION 149 Inputting Information It is possible to spell only names contained in the Names (e.g., city names or street names) are entered with database. Unavailable letters are in a lighter color and are a smart speller not selectable. If the desired street name is shown com- pletely select CONTINUE to proceed.
Page 162: Destination Input
150 NAVIGATION NOTE: If there is no name in the data base that uses those characters, the buttons will be grayed out on speller. WARNING! For your own safety and the safety of others, it is not possible to use the speller while the vehicle is in motion.
Page 163 Overview Destination Entry Screen NOTE: If you select a street without knowing a house number, the navigation radio will guide you to the closest end location on the entered street. Point of Interest allows you to select a destination from a list of locations and public places, or point of interest (POI).
Page 164 152 NAVIGATION Use City Center if you want directions to a particular city. The navigation system will calculate a route with the destination at the center of the city. Geo Coordinates A geographical coordinate is a coordi- nate used in geography.
Page 165 NAVIGATION 153 1. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob and highlight the Changing State (US only) country (flag). If the state is already set to your destination, continue with Enter a Street Address. 2. Press the JOYSTICK. If your destination is not in the displayed state, 1.
Page 166 154 NAVIGATION 1. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob and highlight the province. 2. Press the JOYSTICK. 3. Either enter the name in the speller or press the LIST button. 4. Highlight the destination province. 5. Press the JOYSTICK again. Input Street Name 1.
Page 167 NAVIGATION 155 4. Press the LIST button to display a list of possible street names. Select CONSTITUTION AVE NW from the list to get to the Input House Number menu. 2. Enter the C in the speller, the first letter of the street name (CONSTITUTION AVE NW).
Page 168 JOYSTICK to get to the City List menu. NOTE: The city list is only displayed if the entered address exists in more than one city in the navigation database. If you do not wish to enter a number, you can select SKIP instead.
Page 169 NAVIGATION 157 • Simulate the route. NOTE: If the displayed address is not the desired address, you can either press the BACK button to step Destination by Point of Interest back to the previous screens, press the NAV button to A point of interest (POI) can be found in different ways.
Page 170 158 NAVIGATION 2. Select the Input Place Name function. 4. Press the JOYSTICK when Continue is highlighted. 3. Enter the name into the speller. 5. Confirm the destination. Select Type from List For this example we will continue by entering a Gas...
Page 171 NAVIGATION 159 1. Select the Point of Interest function in the Destination NOTE: Some categories maybe disabled while the ve- Entry screen. hicle is in motion. 2. Select the Select Type from List function. The radio displays a list of gas stations sorted by distance to the current vehicle location.
Page 172 160 NAVIGATION 1. Select the Point of Interest function in the Destination Entry screen. 3. Select the Edit Favorite POI Types function. 4. Select the Add Type function. 2. Select the Favorite POI Types function. 5. Select the desired category.
Page 173 NAVIGATION 161 Rearrange the Favorite POI Type List 1. Select the Point of Interest function in the Destination Entry screen. 2. Select the Favorite POI Types function. 3. Select the Edit Favorite POI Types function. 4. Select Rearrange Type function 5.
Page 174 162 NAVIGATION Selecting a Favorite POI Type 3. Select a category. 1. Select the Point of Interest function in the Destination Entry screen. 2. Select the Favorite POI Types function.
Page 175 NAVIGATION 163 2. Press the DELETE button to delete the category from the list. NOTE: Press and hold the DELETE button for 5 seconds will remove all categories from the list. 3. Select YES. 4. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm.
Page 176 164 NAVIGATION 2. Select the Find within a City function. 3. Highlight the country. For this example we enter a city within the country. You may also highlight the state, if you enter a city within the state. 4. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm your selection.
Page 177 NAVIGATION 165 5. Enter the city name into the speller. For this example we select DETROIT, MI 6. Press the LIST button to display a list of cities. 7. Select the city from the list. 8. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm the city.
Page 178 166 NAVIGATION 9. For this example we choose the TRAVEL category. 10. Select AIRPORT from the list.
Page 179 NAVIGATION 167 1. Select the Point of Interest function in the Destination Entry screen. 11. Highlight DETROIT METRO-MCNAMARA TERMI- NAL. 2. Select the Input Phone Number function. 12. Press the JOYSTICK to select the destination. For this example we enter 202-456–1414.
Page 180 168 NAVIGATION 3. Enter the phone number. 5. Select the desired destination. 4. For this example there are 3 matches. Select CON- 6. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm the destination. TINUE.
Page 181 NAVIGATION 169 Destination Input by Recent Destinations 2. Select a destination from the list. 1. Select the Recent Destinations function in the Destina- 3. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm the highlighted tion Entry screen. destination. NOTE: Recent Destinations are only available, if at least Remove a Destination from Recent Destinations one destination was entered before.
Page 182 170 NAVIGATION Destination Input by Address Book 2. Select a folder or select SEARCH to search for the desired contact to enter the destination (see the Address 1. Select the Use Address Book function in the Destina- Book section in this manual for more information).
Page 183 NAVIGATION 171 Destination Input by Favorite Places NOTE: To fill the favorite places memory, you must save a location as a Favorite Place from the Where Am I Now? menu, or from the destination confirmation menu (see the route options section in this manual for more information).
Page 184 172 NAVIGATION 3. Select Input Street Name 4. Enter the Name of the 1st street “Kaufman Ln” into the speller and confirm the name. The navigation radio will display a list of possible cross streets of the initially entered street.
Page 185 NAVIGATION 173 NOTE: If the selected street has many intersections, a If you wish to change your mind and prefer to select a speller may be displayed. In that case you may enter the different cross street, you can press the BACK button to cross street name into the speller or press the LIST button.
Page 186 174 NAVIGATION For this example we will plan a route to New York City, 1. Select City Center in the Destination Entry screen. NOTE: If New York is not your default state refer to the change state/province and/or country section to learn how to change state/province and/or country).
Page 187 NAVIGATION 175 Destination Input by Geo Coordinate 2. Enter the first coordinate 42° 31’ 22” N For this example we will plan a route to a park in Michigan. 1. Select Geo Coordinate in the Destination Entry screen.
Page 188 176 NAVIGATION segment or POI icon, you can quickly enter a destination without the need to input the city name or street. NOTE: This feature is also available while the vehicle is in motion. 3. Enter the second coordinate 83° 39’ 06” W 4.
Page 189 NAVIGATION 177 2. Use the CENTER CONTROL knob to zoom in and out of the map. A transparent rectangle indicates the desti- nation area in higher zoom levels. 3. Use the JOYSTICK in the CENTER CONTROL knob to navigate the center of the rectangle over the desired destination.
Page 190 Destina- tion Entry. The navigation radio will respond, saying: “Navigation.” The navigation radio has switched to the navigation mode and is now ready to receive navigation-related voice commands. For this example, the default country is set to the US and...
Page 191 NAVIGATION 179 2. Press Voice Command button, say Destination 6. Wait for the beep and say NO. Entry. The radio will respond: “Now, do you want to start route guidance?” The radio will respond: “Select one of the following: Guide me to a name, Street Address, Point of Interest, 7.
Page 192 180 NAVIGATION NOTE: If your entry does not show up on the Voice 1. Select Guide Me Home in the NAV-Main Menu. Command screen, you can say NEXT to go to the next 2. Select GO to confirm the route to the home address page.
Page 193 NAVIGATION 181 Select NEARBY POI to search for a POI in the surround- ing area of your vehicle. Emergency Information Use this function to locate Emergency Points of Interest, e.g. Hospitals/Medical Facilities, Police Stations, Fire Departments, or Dealerships. Select SAVE LOCATION to save the current location in the Saved Locations memory.
Page 194 182 NAVIGATION 1. Select Emergency Information in the NAV - Main Menu. 3. Read and confirm the disclaimer. 2. Select Hospitals, Police Stations, Fire Departments or Dealerships.
Page 195 NAVIGATION 183 Select Location Information to see currently available WARNING! location information. The distances displayed in the Emergency facility Select Location Map, to display a map of the current lists are air distances (as the crow flies). In some cases location.
Page 196 184 NAVIGATION The radio will switch to the map and the trail appears as a yellow line on the map screen while you drive along a route. Maneuver points (bread crumbs) are marked as yellow dots. The start point is marked with a green dot.
Page 197 NAVIGATION 185 3. Select Stop Recording Trail to stop recording. • Select Discard Trail to discard the trail and stop the The end point is marked with a red dot. recording. • Select Continue Recording continue recording. 4. Select Stop and Save Trail.
Page 198 186 NAVIGATION The trail will be named with time and date of the recording. The trail recording is now saved in the Memory. NOTE: While playing a recorded trail, you cannot make a destination entry using Voice Command. NOTE: You can save up to 12 trails. If the trail memory is full, you must discard one of the previous recorded trails in order to record a new trail.
Page 199: Route Guidance
Once you arrive at the destination, the route guidance will end, and the trail will be displayed until you select Stop Trail in the Navigation Main Menu. Route Guidance After starting route guidance, the system calculates the route and announces: “Follow the arrows on the display.”...
Page 200 188 NAVIGATION 2. Select Map Items.
Page 201 NAVIGATION 189 • Check-mark Zoom Indicator to show or hide the zoom level indicator. (3) • Check-mark Heading Indicator to show or hide the heading indicator. (4) • Check-mark Distance to Destination to show or hide the distance indicator. (5) •...
Page 202 190 NAVIGATION POI Icons on the Map The navigation radio is able to display available point of interests on the map. 1. While in navigation mode press the MENU button. 2. Select Map Items. 3. Select POI Icons to show a list of point of interest icons.
Page 203 NAVIGATION 191 Map Perspective Map View 1. While in navigation mode press the MENU button. 1. While in navigation mode ress the MENU button. 2. Select Map Perspective. 2. Select Map View. • Select Full Map to display a full map during route 3.
Page 204 NOTE: Check-mark Map View in the View Settings menu to enable the map view mode, where the naviga- tion map or turn-by-turn navigation can be displayed on the right half of the radio screen (see View Settings for more information). You find the View Settings menu by pressing SETUP and selecting View Settings.
Page 205 NAVIGATION 193 Automatic Re-Routing Detour If you miss a turn while navigating, the navigation radio 1. While in navigation mode press the MENU button. will automatically adjust your route. 2. Select Navigation Options. Navigation Options 3. Select Detour / Avoid Road.
Page 206 8. Select YES and press the JOYSTICK again to confirm. 5. Press the JOYSTICK. Avoid Road 1. While in navigation mode press the MENU button. 2. Select Navigation Options. 3. Select Detour / Avoid Road. 6. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to enter the dis- tance on the current route to be avoided.
Page 207 NAVIGATION 195 A list of streets utilized for the current route is displayed. View Destinations A route guidance must be active to select navigation 4. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to select a road. options. 5. Press the JOYSTICK. 1. While in navigation mode press the MENU button.
Page 208 4. Highlight a destination from the list and press the JOYSTICK. 5. Press NAV button to go back to NAV screen. Route Choices A route guidance must be active to select navigation options. 1. While in navigation mode press the MENU button. 2. Select Navigation Options.
Page 209 5. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm the route. Avoidance Types A route guidance must be active to select navigation options. 1. While in navigation mode press the MENU button. An alternate route is displayed.
Page 210 198 NAVIGATION 3. Select Avoidance Types. 4. Check-mark the desired types. 5. Press the NAV button to confirm the new settings. NOTE: Avoiding freeways, toll roads, tunnels or ferries may result in very long routes.
Page 211 NAVIGATION 199 Canceling Route Guidance 1. Press the NAV button repeatedly until the NAV-Main Menu is displayed. 2. Select STOP ROUTING and press the JOYSTICK to confirm. 3. Select YES and press the JOYSTICK again to stop routing. NOTE: If there is more than one route active, you can cancel all destinations or select only one destination to remove it from your active route.
Page 212 “Make a U-turn if possible.” - You are driving in the and voice prompts cannot be provided. wrong direction and should turn around at the earliest The navigation system will suggest a route highlighted in legal opportunity. green. This is only a route suggestion. In an unverified “Follow the arrows on the display.”...
Page 213: Navigation Settings
NAVIGATION 201 “Follow the road.” - You should continue driving on the “Keep right in half a mile.” - ”Keep right” means that the current road for the distance shown. street will fork and you should follow the indicated direction.
Page 214 202 NAVIGATION Routing Method Avoidance Types Select one of the routing methods. Shorter Route is in Mark or unmark route parameters and then press the general a route that is distance-wise closer to the desti- BACK button to confirm the changes.
Page 215 Refer to the View Settings section in this manual. Uncheck Play Audio Guidance Prompts to mute the navigation announcements. Select Set Prompt Volume to adjust the navigation an- nouncement volume. NOTE: The easiest way to change the navigation an- nouncement volume is to press the REPEAT PROMPT button and then immediately to turn the VOLUME knob to adjust the NAV volume.
Page 216 204 NAVIGATION Units GPS Display Format 1. While in NAV Main Menu select Navigation Settings. 1. While in NAV Main Menu select Navigation Settings. 2. Select Units. 2. Select GPS Display Format. 3. Select either mi/ft or km/m. 3. Select either Decimal Decimal Degrees or Degrees,...
Page 217: Map Viewer
3. Press the JOYSTICK to toggle between Decimal De- grees and Degrees, Minutes, Seconds. Map Viewer Press the NAV button to switch to the navigation MAIN MENU. 1. While in NAV Main Menu select Navigation Settings. Press the NAV button again to toggle between navigation 2.
Page 218 (E.g. residential streets, lightly- traveled county roads.) Route Lines The navigation radio displays recorded trail lines as yellow lines on top of the road map. (See Record New Trail section for more details.) Suggested routes are displayed as bright green lines on The tip of the arrow in the circle in the center shows your top of the road map, when the route guidance is active.
Page 219: Stop Over Destinations
NAVIGATION 207 Stop Over Destinations NOTE: The destination entry speller is locked out, while the vehicle is in motion. You may enter a destination NOTE: Route guidance must be active in order to enter either by point on map, or utilize Voice Command to a stop over destination.
Page 220 208 NAVIGATION 4. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to position the new destination in the active destinations list. 5. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm the position in the list. 7. If the STOP OVER destination is not the first destina- tion in the list, select CONTINUE in the Confirm Stop Over screen.
Page 221: Trip Planner
NAVIGATION 209 NOTE: Once you reach a destination, the system will Plan a New Trip automatically guide you to the next destination on the list. Trip Planner If you are traveling to multiple destinations, the My Trip function will allow you to calculate and save the route to each destination.
Page 222 210 NAVIGATION 2. Select PLAN NEW TRIP to plan a new trip. 3. Enter a name for the trip. NOTE: The DELETE button can be used to make a correction to the entry. 4. Highlight CONTINUE and press the JOYSTICK to...
Page 223 NAVIGATION 211 5. Highlight YES. 9. Press the JOYSTICK to Insert the destination into the destinations list. 6. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm. 7. Enter a destination (see section Destination Input in this manual). 10. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to position the entry in the list.
Page 224 212 NAVIGATION 11. Press the JOYSTICK to confirm. 1. Press the NAV button to go to the NAV-Main Menu and select My Trips. The trip was now added to the My Trips list. 2. Highlight the trip. NOTE: You may add up to eight trips to the list. The display shows the My Trips is FULL message on the 3.
Page 225 NAVIGATION 213 5. Press the JOYSTICK. Delete a Destination from a Trip 1. In the NAV-Main Menu select My Trips. 2. Highlight the trip. 3. Press the JOYSTICK 4. Highlight the destination you would like to delete. 5. Press the DELETE button.
Page 226 214 NAVIGATION 6. Select Change Trip Name to edit the trip name. NOTE: You can use the DELETE button to clear characters. Rearrange Destinations in a Trip 1. In the NAV-Main Menu select My Trips. 2. Highlight the trip you would like to edit.
Page 227 NAVIGATION 215 Start a Trip 1. In the NAV-Main Menu select My Trips. 2. Highlight the trip. 3. Press the JOYSTICK. 4. Highlight the destination you would like to start with. 5. Press the JOYSTICK. 6. Highlight GO in the confirmation screen.
Page 228: Realtime Traffic By Sirius Satellite Radio
The SIRIUS Realtime Traffic feature is a specific applica- tion of the radio receiver used for receiving real-time traffic and weather information. The navigation radio receives traffic messages with the satellite radio receiver. You must have a subscription with SIRIUS to receive this service. Refer to the Re- Subscribe to SIRIUS Satellite Radio chapter in the Radio section of this manual.
Page 229 NAVIGATION 217 3. Select a message to view details. NOTE: You can turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to see the location of other messages on the map. 4. Turn the CENTER CONTROL knob to step through the list of available messages.
Page 230 218 NAVIGATION Switching SIRIUS Realtime Traffic On or Off 4. Check-mark SIRIUS Traffic to turn the traffic receiver 1. Press the MENU button. 5. Uncheck Sirius Traffic to turn the traffic receiver off. 2. Select Sirius Traffic. 6. The Realtime Traffic icon in the upper right 3.
Page 231 Symbols Legend The navigation radio can display icons on the map when the SIRIUS Traffic function is active. SIRIUS Realtime Traffic Flow Traffic flow information is fed to SIRIUS Traffic by...
Page 232: Address Book
220 NAVIGATION departments of transportation. The availability of these 2. Select My Files feeds varies city by city and is limited by road infrastruc- 3. Select My Address Book ture and maintenance. The HOME folder • A transparent green line indicates flowing traffic with Contains only your home address.
Page 233 NAVIGATION 221 Select this folder button to enter your home address. 2. If a phone number is stored, and a phone is paired to the radio you may select Call in order to call. 3. Select Edit HOME to change and/or clear address and phone number.
Page 234 The In-Motion Folder is the only folder accessible while the vehicle is in motion. This is a safety feature that limits the availability of certain navigation tasks while the vehicle is traveling. Select In-Motion Folder and add...
Page 235 NAVIGATION 223 Select Default Folder button to add, edit, delete, and Select Voice Command Created Entries to access contacts route to your contacts. created by the Voice Command. Refer to the Entering/Editing/Deleting an Address sec- The VR Created Entries folder...
Page 236 224 NAVIGATION Select Add New Folder to add a personalized folder. You may now: After the new folder is named, the folder will be available • Create New Contact. in the address book. • Add contact From another Folder. Entering/Editing/Deleting an Address •...
Page 237 NAVIGATION 225 9. Select Edit Contact to add more information to the Search a Contact in the Address Book entry. You may now: • Change the contact name. • Add an address. • Clear the address. • Add a phone number, or •...
Page 238 4. Select Search Contact in the Address Book menu. number, if a valid phone was entered, and a telephone is 5. Enter a contact name. connected to the navigation radio. 6. Press either LIST or select CONTINUE. 7. Select a contact from the results list.
Page 239: System Information
(e.g., end of lease). Software and Database Updates Visit http://www.chrysler.com/mygig/ for information...
Page 240: Troubleshooting
228 NAVIGATION TROUBLESHOOTING Q.: The radio is playing songs from the HDD, it jumps to Radio the first song in the list. Why does it do that? Q.: I cannot find my favorite radio station that I was always able to receive before. What can I do? A.: After the radio is done copying or ripping music to...
Page 241: Navigation Map
A.: Your phone is still connected with Uconnect™ Phone 10 and 45 mph. A transparent red line indicates an via Bluetooth , the navigation radio expects you to be in average driving speed between 0 and 10 mph. the car. You need to temporarily disconnect from Bluetooth to answer the call.
Page 242 230 NAVIGATION Q.: I cannot pair my phone anymore after I received a software update to my radio? A.: Delete the Uconnect™ Phone device from your phone and remove and reinsert the battery from your phone to reset the phone.
Page 243: Glossary Of Terms
NAVIGATION 231 GLOSSARY OF TERMS Gracenote Media Data- base, Gracenote Media Autostore Recognition Service (ww- Compact Disc w.gracenote.com) Compact Disc Changer Global Positioning System CDDB A technology company Greenwich Mean Time founded in 1995 as Hard-Disk Drive CDDB, Inc. The company...
Page 244 232 NAVIGATION The.M4A format is actu- Program type (radio) ally the audio layer of RBDS Radio Broadcast Data Sys- (non-video) MPEG 4 movies. Satellite Radio The.M4P format is an au- SAT-V SIRIUS Backseat TV™ dio file purchased from Speech Dialog System Apple’s Music Store...
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