Marelli Europe S p A N145BT N145BT Multi Media Vehicle Radio System User Manual

Magneti Marelli S.p.A. N145BT Multi Media Vehicle Radio System

Users Manual

Multi Media System
2The vehicle is equipped with the IT Maserati Multi Media System which includes the vehicle radio system with AUDIO CD player/CD ROM drive/MP3 CD player, GSM Dual Band mobile telephone (also available in USA version), navigator, on-board computer and MP3 jukebox.The system is installed in an ergonomic position for both the driver and the passenger, and the user-friendly graphics on the front panel allows quickly identifying the controls.In the following pages you will fi nd the instructions for its use. We advise you to read them carefully and thoroughly and to keep them within reach at all times (e.g. in the glove compartment).Warning: Only use the the maps provided, which are stored on the hard disk of the system for the Maserati Multi Media System USA and Canada versionsContains transmitter FCC ID: 09EQ24AU001Contains transmitter IC ID: 3651C-Q24AU001
123456789103ContentsControls and general informationAudio functions Mobile phoneNavigatorTraffi c informationOn-board computer (TRIP)System confi guration Voice controlsAppendix Japanese versionTable of contents
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15Controls and general informationControl description 7Advice 13General information 16Switching-on / off 17Adjusting the volume 17
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17Control descriptionSome controls have multiple functions, depending on the system current operating conditions. In some cases, the activation of the function selected is controlled by the pressure on the button (short or prolonged press) as listed in the table below.Pos. Symbol Button pressed briefl y Button pressed at length Ref. page1CD eject 282 SOURCE Mode selection: radio, CD or Jukebox.3 BAND Radio mode: Frequency band selection: FM1 – FM2 – FMAST – AMRadio mode: Automatic storage of radio stations in FMAST (Autostore).234Telephone mode activation.Send call.Accept incoming call.425 RPT Activates the navigation message repetition.6 ESC Exits a selection list or goes to the previous menu level.7Radio mode: radio frequency shift to the next station in preset steps, starting from the station currently tuned.MP3 CD and Jukebox mode: previous album selection.Menu: scrolls through the menus.23308With Basic Hi-Fi system: Radio, CD and Jukebox mode: audio adjustment (music ambience, bass, treble,Fr-rr balance, L-R balance, loudness, automatic volume adjustment).With Bose Hi-Fi system (optional): Radio, CD and Jukebox mode: audio adjustment (bass, treble, Fr-rr balance, L-R balance, Center Point ).2020
18Pos. Symbol Button pressed briefl y Button pressed at length Ref. page9SIM card adapter eject button. 4010 SIM card adapter 4011 Radio mode: auto store of the next radio station.CD and Jukebox mode: go to next track.Menu: scrolls through the menus.CD audio mode: track fast forward232812 LIST Radio mode: displays the list of stations receivable in alphabetical order.AUDIO CD mode: displays the list of tracks. MP3 CD and Jukebox mode displays the list of albums and tracks.Radio mode: updates the list of stations27303213 Telephone mode, Navigation, Audio (Radio, audio CD and MP3, Jukebox) and Trip: opens the function-related menu. Menu: turn to select the function, the item and the value, which are then confi rmed by pressing the knob itself.14 Radio mode: radio frequency shift to the previous station in fi xed steps, starting from the station currently tuned.MP3 CD and Jukebox mode: next album selection.Menu: scrolls through the menus.233015 MENU Access to main menu Access to Help menu.
19Pos. Symbol Button pressed briefl y Button pressed at length Ref. page16 Radio mode: auto store of the previous radio station.CD and Jukebox mode: goes to previous track if selected within the fi rst 3 seconds of track playing, otherwise the track is played again from the beginning.Menu: scrolls through the menus.CD audio mode: track fast rewind232817 Radio mode: recalls the stations stored (1– 6)Telephone mode: dial phone number: (1 – 12) or input text. Quick selection of a name in the directory and on the SIM card that starts with the selected letter.Storage of current station (1 – 6). 234018 Telephone mode: Reject incoming call.Drop call.4319 TA/PTY TA (Traffi c Announcements): Activation ofautomatic reception of traffi c information.Functions availableonly in the countries where RDS is available.PTY (Type Program): Activation of the search fi lter in relation to the broadcasting station category.24-2520 With the key in position MAR or the engine on: Audio OFF/ONWith the key in position STOP or the gearshift lever in PARK: system activation / deactivationRotation: to adjust the volumes. 1721 DARK 1st pulse: partial display darkening.2nd pulse: total display darkening.3rd pulse: back to normal display brightness.System reinitialisation.22 MODE Changes current display on the right-hand side of the screen (Radio, Map, Onboard Computer (TRIP), Telephone).23 + Increases the sound system volume. 17
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111Pos. Symbol Button pressed briefl y Button pressed at length Ref. page24 - Decreases the sound system volume. 1725 Radio mode: Search for the fi rsttuneable station with higher frequency; CD and Jukebox mode: next track selection.CD audio mode: track fast forward.232826 Radio mode: Search for the fi rsttuneable station with lower frequency; CD and Jukebox mode: goes to previous track if selected within the fi rst 3 seconds of track playing, otherwise the track is played again from the beginning.CD audio mode: track fast rewind232827 SRC Mode selection: radio, CD or Jukebox.28 Mute function on/off.29 Radio mode: radio frequency shift to the next station in preset steps, starting from the station currently tuned.MP3 CD and Jukebox mode: selects next folder.Menu: scrolls through the menus.233030 Radio mode: radio frequency shift to the previous station in fi xed steps, starting from the station currently tuned.MP3 CD and Jukebox mode: selects the previous folder.Menu: scrolls through the menus.233031 Confi rms the function, item or value selected.
112Pos. Symbol Button pressed briefl y Button pressed at length Ref. page32 Voice control function activation/deactivation.Navigator Mode: Enables the guiding voice during the trip guidance and also displays information pertaining to the guidance session.33 Telephone mode activation.Send telephone call.Accept incoming call.End telephone call in progress.Reject incoming telephone call. 42
113AdviceRoad safetyIt is advisable to learn to use the various functions of the Multi Media System before setting off, especially the radio (e.g. storing the stations).Setting a too high volume may endanger the life of the driver and other persons. Therefore, always adjust the volume to such a level that you can still hear the surrounding ambient noises (e.g. horns, ambulance and police sirens, etc.).Reception conditionsThe reception conditions change continuously while driving. The reception may be disturbed in the vicinity of mountains, buildings or bridges, especially when you are far from the transmitter of the station you are listening to.WARNING: Traffi c information is normally broadcast at a higher than normal volume.Care and maintenanceThe Maserati Multi Media System has been constructed to assure long-lasting operation without requiring any particular maintenance. In the event of system failure contact the Maserati Service Network.Nevertheless, some care must be taken to ensure full functional effi ciency of the Maserati Multi Media System:- The display is sensitive to scratches, cleaning liquids and UV rays- Should liquids penetrate the system, it may be irreparably damaged.Clean the front panel and the display using only a soft, clean, dry and antistatic cloth. Cleaning and polishing products might damage the surface.WARNING: Be careful not to knock against the display with sharp or rigid objects and avoid touching it with your hands. When cleaning the display, do not exercise any pressure.WARNING: In the event of a malfunction, the Maserati Multi Media System may only be checked and repaired by the Maserati Service Network.WARNING: If the ambient temperature is very low, the display will reach its optimal brightness only after a certain period of operation.This equipment meets the requirementsof FCC Part 15 Rules subject to thefollowing two conditions:1)This equipment must not cause harmful interference and,2)This equipment must accept allinterference, including interference thatmay cause undesired operation of thedevice.Warning: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the partyresponsible for compliance could void theuser's authority to operate the equipment.
Proper way to hold the Compact DiscRemoving the disc 114System software updateWhen new software versions for the navigation module of the Maserati Multi Media System become available, the system can be upgraded to enable you to benefi t from the function management improvements introduced.The software upgrade is performed by specialists of the Maserati Service Network. Compact DiscIf using the Audio Compact Disc player, remember that traces of dirt or marks on the CD may cause jumping and poor sound quality. The same occurs when compact discs are unintentionally bent.For optimal playing conditions, you are advised to:- Use only compact discs that carry the trademark:- Thoroughly clean the compact discs with a soft cloth to remove fi ngermarks and dust. Hold the CD by the edge and clean it starting at the centre working towards the edge. - Never use chemical products to clean CDs (e.g. spray cleaners, antistatic spray or thinners) as they may damage the surface.- After listening to a CD, put it back in its sleeve to protect it against marks or scratches, which may cause jumping when playing the CD.- Do not expose compact discs to direct sunlight, high temperatures or humidity to prevent them from deforming.- Do not stick labels or write on the recording surface of compact discs.To take the CD out of its sleeve, press in the centre of the sleeve and lift out the CD holding it by the edge.Always hold compact discs by the edge. Never touch the surface.To remove fi ngerprints and dust use a soft cloth starting at the centre of the CD working towards the edge.
Ball-point penRoughnessNoNoNoNo115New discs may be rough around the edges. When playing these discs, the CD player may not work or the sound may jump. To smooth the edge roughness use a ballpoint pen or similar.WARNING: Do not use the protective fi lm of commercial CDs or discs with stabilizers, etc. since they might get jammed in the internal mechanism and damage the disc.Notes on compact discsDo not stick labels or write with pencils and pens on the surface of compact discs.Do not use solvents, such as stain removers, antistatic sprays or thinners available on the market to clean compact discs.Do not use badly scratched, cracked, deformed etc. compact discs. Using such discs will lead to malfunctioning or damage to the CD player.Do not expose compact discs to direct sunlight or any source of heat.
116General information Important warnings for use and safety during road circulationThe Maserati Multi Media System with Radio/Telephone/Navigator/On-board computer permits user-friendly control of the vehicle’s main functions. To avoid creating conditions that pose a risk to you and other peole please follow the below mentioned advice:- The Maserati Multi Media System must be used keeping full control over the vehicle. If you have any doubts about the use of the functions, stop to perform the various operations.- It is prohibited to use the mobile phone in the vicinity of explosive substances.The navigation system helps you reach your destination, indicating every change in the route on the maps stored on the hard disk.In fact, when working out the route, the system takes account of all the road information stored and advises you on the best route to take. Nonetheless, it cannot consider the traffi c conditions, sudden interruptions or any other problems.The navigation system assists the driver while driving, providing advice and suggestions, by means of voice guidance and graphic information, for the best route to take for reaching the set destination The suggestions provided by the navigation system do not relieve the driver from full responsibility for the manoeuvres made through traffi c while driving, or from compliance with road regulations and other provisions regarding road traffi c. The person driving the vehicle is always and in any case responsible for safe driving on the road.In any manoeuvre you perform, always comply with the road regulations whatever the advice the navigation system provides. Should you decide to go off the recommended route, the navigation system will work out a new route and suggest it to you.
117Switching-on / offWith the key in position MAR you can turn the audio section on and off by pressing the knob (20). The navigation messages will nonetheless remain active. Adjusting the volume For safety reasons, if the volume of any audio source is higher than 20 when turning off the system, the volume will automatically be set to 20 when turning on again.The volume of all the sources in the system can be set using the volume adjustment knob. Turn the volume adjustment knob (20) clockwise to increase the volume and anticlockwise to decrease it. The volume control is specifi c for each sound source and remains stored until the next adjustment.It is also possible to preset the minimum volumes for the telephone operation, the traffi c news and the navigation guide’s voice. For more information, please refer to the paragraph “Adjusting the volume“ in the “Confi guration“ chapter. The warning tone (beep) volume can be modifi ed only for some warnings.
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219Audio functions Audio adjustments 20Radio mode 23CD / Jukebox mode 28Jukebox Mode 30Audio mode menu 33
Fig. 3 Fig. 4220Audio adjustmentsWith the key in position MAR you can turn the audio section on and off by pressing the knob (20), (see Fig. 3).Depending on the system installed, the audio adjustments may be:- Base: Radio, CD and Jukebox mode: audio adjustment (music ambience, bass, treble, Fr-Rr balance, L-R Balance, loudness, automatic volume adjustment).- Bose: Radio, CD and Jukebox mode: audio adjustment (bass, treble, FR-Rr balance, L-R balance, Center Point ).To perform an audio adjustment, repeatedly press the AUDIO button (8) to access adjustment of the bass tones (BASS), treble tones (TREB), loudness (LOUD), fader (FAD), balance (BAL), automatic volume and sound type (musical ambience). The system stores the data and deactivates audio adjustment when the button ESC (6) is pressed or after a few seconds if no adjustment is made.WARNING: Bass and treble tone adjustment is specifi c to each source, and they can therefore be adjusted differently in the RADIO, CD or JUKEBOX modes.Bass adjustment (BASS)When “BASS” is shown on the display (see Fig. 4), turn the knob (13) to adjust within the following audio levels:- “BASS -9” to adjust the bass to the minimum value- “BASS 0” to adjust the bass to the medium value- “BASS +9” to adjust the bass to the maximum value.
Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7221Treble adjustment (TREB)When “TREB” is shown on the display (see Fig. 5), turn the knob (13) to adjust within the following audio levels:- “TREB -9” to adjust the treble to the minimum value- “TREB 0” to adjust the treble to the medium value- “TREB +9” to adjust the treble to the maximum value.Front/rear balance (Fader)When “Fr-Rr balance” is shown on the display (see Fig. 6):- turn the knob (13) clockwise to amplify the sound emitted by the rear speakers- turn the knob (13) anticlockwise to amplify the sound emitted by the front speakers.Right/left balance (Balance)When “L– R balance” is shown on the display (see Fig. 7):- turn the knob (13) clockwise to ampligy the sound emitted by the right-hand speakers- turn the knob (13) anticlockwise to amplify the sound emitted by the left-hand speakers.
222Loudness function (LOUD)This function is not available with the Bose ® Surround Sound System (on request), since it is automatically controlled by the system.This function allows automatically amplifying the bass and treble tones when the volume is low. To activate or deactivate the function, turn the knob (13).Automatic volume correctionThis function is not available with the Bose ® Surround Sound System (on request), since it is automatically controlled by the system.This function allows automatically adjusting the volume in relation to the vehicle speed. To activate or deactivate the function, turn the knob (13).Musical ambienceThis function is not available with the Bose ® Surround Sound System (on request), since it is automatically controlled by the system.This function allows setting the desired sound and the options available are:- None- Classic- Jazz- Pop/Rock- Techno- VoiceSelect the desired sound by turning the knob (13).After setting the desired sound, select and confi rm “OK” by pressing the knob and the system will automatically return to the previous menu.Center pointThis function is available only with the Bose® Surround Sound System (on request) and when the CD source is active.Equalizing system that converts the stereo recordings into 8 separate channels, thus assuring absolute precision with any volume level.The automatic output frequency balancing makes manual adjustments through switches or knobs unnecessary.To activate or deactivate the function, select and confi rm the corresponding options by turning and pressing the knob (13).
Fig. 8223Radio modeListening to the radioTo select the Radio mode repeatedly press the button SOURCE (2) or SRC (27) until the “Radio” mode is displayed (see Fig. 8).Frequency band selectionPress the button BAND (3) to respectively select the FM1, FM2, FMAST or AM frequency bands.Automatic station search To activate automatic station search briefl y press one of the buttons (16) or (11) to select the previous or next station, respectively.Holding the chosen direction button down, the frequency bands are continuously scrolled. When the button is released, scrolling is interrupted on the fi rst receivable station. If the TA function is active, only the stationsthat transmit traffi c information are selected.The search for a station is initially performed with “LO” sensitivity (selection of the most powerful stations) and then with “DX” sensitivity (selection of the weaker stations).To directly perform a search with “DX” sensitivity, twice press the button (16) or (11).Manual station searchBriefl y press one of the buttons (7) or (14). Holding the chosen direction button down, the frequency bands are continuously scrolled. Scrolling is interrupted as soon as the button is released.Manual station storageTo manually store the stations, proceed as follows:- Select the desired station;press one of the keys from 1 to 6 on the keypad (17) and hold it down until hearing a brief mute which confi rms that the station has been stored.
Fig. 9224Automatic FM station storage (Autostore)To activate the “Autostore” function, press and hold down the button BAND (3). When this function is activated, the radio automatically stores the 6 stations with the strongest signal in the FMAST band.During automatic storage, the message “AUTOSTORE” is shown on the display. The stations will automatically be stored under the keys 1 to 6 of the keypad (17). When the stations have been stored, the radio automatically tunes in to the fi rst station in the FMAST band corresponding to the frequency stored under key 1 of the keypad (17). Each station is stored once only, except for the regional programmes that can be stored twice. When the Autostore function is active, the system operates as follows: - At the beginning of the Autostore function, all the other functions are disabled - If changing the listening source (radio, CD, Jukebox) during the automatic storage process, the Autostore function is interrupted.WARNING: It may occur that the Autostore function is unable to fi nd 6 stations with a strong signal; in this case, only those found will be stored.WARNING: When activating the Autostore function, the stations previously stored in the FMAST band are automatically deleted.TA (traffi c information) function (where available)To activate/deactivate the function, press the button TA/PTY (19) with the Radio mode active (see Fig. 9).When the TA function is active, you can receive traffi c information.When traffi c information is transmitted, the radio automatically switches to the programme that is transmitting it. When the information has been transmitted, the radio automatically returns to the audio source you were listening to.When the TA function is active, the letters “TA” are shown on the display; when the letters “TA” are shown in grey, the function is active but unavailable for the frequency to which the radio is tuned.
Fig. 10225All traffi c information will have priority over any audio source you are listening to (RADIO, CD or JUKEBOX).WARNING:The traffi c information volume is independent of the normal radio volume. It can be adjusted with the volume knob while listening to the traffi c information. This adjustment will be stored and used for the next traffi c information broadcast. When pressing the button TA/PTY (19) while listening to the traffi c information, the broadcast will be interrupted and the TA function deactivated.PTY (Program Type) function (where available)The PTY function, where available, allows giving priority to stations that transmit specifi c programmes classifi ed according to the PTY. The PTY programmes may regard emergency messages or various other topics (music, news, etc.).WARNING: The PTY function is only available on FM band.To access the list of PTY programmes, proceed as follows:- Hold down the button TA/PTY (19) to view the list of PTY programmes on the display (see Fig. 10);- To scroll down the list turn the knob (13);- To select a highlighted programme type, press the knob (13).When the PTY function is active, the letters “PTY” are shown on the display on the “Radio” page.List of PTY programmes:- News- Current affairs- Information- Sport- Education- Theatre- Culture- Science- Entertainment- Pop Music- Rock Music- Light music- Classics- Classical Music- Other music- Weather- Finance- Children- Social affairs- Religion- Direct line- Travel & Touring- Leisure & Hobby- Jazz Music- Country Music- National music
Fig. 11 Fig. 12226- Oldies music- Folk Music- DocumentariesShould some stations be unavailable with this type of programme, the system automatically tunes into the previously selected station. To exit the list of PTY programmes, select a programme type or press the button ESC (6).EON (Enhanced Other Networks) functionThis function connects stations forming part of the same network to each other. The function allows receiving news on the traffi c situation or a PTY programme transmitted by a station forming part of the same network as the station you are tuned into. This service is automatically activated when selecting the TA or PTY function.Radio mode menuRepeatedly press the MODE button (22) until the RADIO mode is displayed.Pressing the knob (13) the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 11):- Enter a frequency- Deactivate RDS frequency search mode (where available)- Activate regional mode- Deactivate “Radio Text” (where the system is available).The same menu can also be accessed by pressing the MENU button (15) (see Fig. 12) and on the next page selecting and confi rming the “Radio favourites” function with the knob 13.Enter a frequencyYou can directly enter the frequency value using the numerical keypad (17) or by turning the knob (13).To set the frequency entered, select and confi rm OK with the knob (13).Deactivate RDS frequency search mode (where available)Allows activating or deactivating the RDS function which allows you to receive the same station on any frequency used by the station in the region you cross.To activate/deactivate the function, press the knob (13) after selecting the function.
Fig. 13227Activate regional modeAllows giving preference to reception of the same programme even if you change the reception zone. To activate/deactivate the function, press the knob (13) after selecting the function.Deactivate “Radio Text” (where available)Allows activating or deactivating display of RDS information relating to the frequency selected.LIST functionAllows displaying a list in alphabetical order containing the local radio stations with the strongest signal receivable. To activate the function, press the LIST button (12), (see Fig. 13). Select the desired station by turning the knob (13) and confi rm by pressing the same knob.To update the list when the Radio mode is active, press and hold down the LIST button (12).
Fig. 14 Fig. 15228CD / Jukebox modeTo ensure optimal sound reproduction you are advised to use original CDs. If you use CD-R or CD-RW compact discs we advise you to use good quality mediums masterized at the lowest possible speed.WARNING: Do not use AUDIO CD or MP3 CD mediums in 8 cm format, not even with a specifi c adapter; using this format will damage the system.After inserting a CD with the printed side facing up, it will automatically start playing. If you are listening to another audio source and there is already a CD in the player, press the SOURCE button (2) or SCR (27), (see Fig. 14): the CD will automatically start playing.Ejecting the CDTo eject the CD, press the button (1).Track selectionTo select a track, proceed as follows:- press the button briefl y (11) to select the next track;- press the button briefl y (16)to go back to the beginning of the track you are listening to ; press it again to select the previous track.Fast forward/backwardPress and hold down the button (11) or (16) to fast forward or backward to a track on the AUDIO CD; release them to go back to the normal playing speed.WARNING: This function is not available for MP3 CD and Jukebox.CD / Jukebox mode menuRepeatedly press the MODE button (22) until the AUDIO mode is displayed.Pressing the knob (13) (see Fig. 15) the display will show the following menu:- Copy CD to Jukebox- Activate Introscan- Activate random mode- Activate repeat.
Fig. 16 Fig. 17229Copy CD to JukeboxConfi rming this function with the knob (13) you access a submenu containing the following options (see Fig. 16): • Copy complete CD • Multiple selection (allows copying a series of tracks selected by the user)• Complete album (only with MP3 CD)• Current track.During copying in Audio mode only the Radio function is active.Activate IntroscanOnce selected and confi rmed, this function allows you to listen to the beginning of all the tracks on the CD or in the Jukebox in actual order. To deactivate this function, press the knob (13) then select “Deactivate Introscan” and confi rm.Activate random modeOnce selected and confi rmed, this function allows you to listen to the tracks on the CD or in the Jukebox in random order. When this function is active the letters RDM are shown on the display. To deactivate this function, press the knob (13) then select “Deactivate random mode” and confi rm.Activate repeat(only with MP3 CD and Jukebox)Selecting this function with the knob (13) you can repeatedly play the folder/album. To deactivate this function, press the knob (13) then select “Deactivate repeat” and confi rm.You can also access a CD/Jukebox mode control menu by pressing the MENU button (15), select and confi rm the “Audio Functions” mode (see Fig. 17) and select and confi rm the “CD, Jukebox favourites” function with the knob (13); the available options are:• Activate Introscan• Activate random mode• Activate repeat• Activate display of CD infoActivate display of CD info Selecting this function with the knob (13) you can view some information on the track being played (name of the singer or title of the song). To deactivate this function, press the knob (13) then select “Deactivate display of CD info” and confi rm.
Fig. 18 Fig. 19230List FunctionAllows displaying a list of the tracks on the AUDIO CD or the MP3 CD. Activate the function by pressing the LIST button (12); while listening to an AUDIO CD a list of tracks is displayed; using the knob (13) you can select and confi rm the desired track to start playing it. While listening to an MP3 CD a list of folders, which are stored on the CD, is displayed; select the desired folder with the knob (13) and confi rm by pressing the knob to access the list of tracks contained in the folder. Select the desired track with the knob (13) and confi rm by pressing the knob to start playing it.Jukebox ModeAllows playing the music albums stored on the hard disk of the system.To select the Jukebox mode, repeatedly press the SOURCE button (2) or SRC (27) until the “Jukebox” mode is displayed (see Fig. 18).Album selectionWhen the Jukebox mode is active, to select the next album press the button (14). Each time you press the button you go forward by one album. When you press the button (7) you go to the previous album.Track selectionTo select a track, proceed as follows:- press the button briefl y (11) to select the next track;- press the button briefl y (16) to go back to the beginning of the track you are listening to; press it again to select the previous track.Jukebox mode menuRepeatedly press the MODE button (22) until the Jukebox mode is displayed.Pressing the knob (13) (see Fig. 19) the display will show the following menu:- Select Playlist- Activate Introscan- Activate random mode- Activate repeat.
Fig. 20231Select PlaylistSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13) you can select a series of tracks to play in sequence.You can also access a control menu of this function by pressing the MENU button (15), select and confi rm the “Audio functions” mode with the knob (13), (see Fig. 20) and select the “Jukebox” function; the available options are:- Jukebox Management- Jukebox Confi guration- Delete Jukebox data.Jukebox ManagementSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13), you can access the MP3 albums stored on the hard disk of the system; the options available on this page are:• Open (opens the folder)• Delete• Rename.• Open Allows you to access the list of tracks contained in the album selected. To listen to one of the tracks in the list, select it with the knob (13) and then confi rm OK.• Delete Allows you to delete an album from the Jukebox memory. Select the album you want to delete with the knob (13) and on the confi rmation page select “Yes”.• Rename Allows you to rename an album stored in the Jukebox memory. Select and confi rm the album you want to rename with the knob (13) and then select and confi rm the “Change” option; briefl y pressing the button deletes one character, holding the button pressed down deletes the entire name. To enter the new name, select and confi rm the letters using the knob (13). To save the new name select and confi rm OK.Jukebox Confi gurationSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13) you can set the sound defi nition of the albums stored in the Jukebox. The available options are:• Hi-Fi (320 kbps)• High (192 kbps)• Normal (128 kbps)Select and confi rm the desired option by turning and pressing the knob (13), and to set the data, select and confi rm OK.
232Delete Jukebox dataSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13) you can delete all the albums stored in the Jukebox.To proceed with deletion select “Yes” on the confi rmation page.LIST FunctionAllows displaying the list of the albums stored in the Jukebox. To activate the function, press the LIST button (12) while listening in Jukebox mode. Select the desired album with the knob (13) and confi rm by pressing the knob to access the list of tracks. Select the desired track with the knob (13) and confi rm by pressing the knob to start playing it.
Fig. 21 Fig. 22 Fig. 23233Audio mode menuPress the MENU button (15) to access the main menu. Selecting the icon by turning and pressing the knob (13), (see Fig. 21) you access the following menu:- Radio favourites- CD, Jukebox favourites- Copy CD to Jukebox- Jukebox- Playlist Management.Playlist ManagementSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13), you can create and manage 4 lists of tracks retrievable from the albums stored in the Jukebox (see Fig. 22).Creating a new listTo access the list, select and confi rm the “Empty” option with the knob (13), and confi rm the “Modify” option (see Fig. 23).Then with the knob (13) select the individual albums from which you want to extract the tracks that will make up the new list.
Fig. 24 Fig. 25 Fig. 26234From the list of tracks that make up the album, select and confi rm with the knob (13); a symbol will appear next to the track selected. To delete a track from the list, select it with the knob (13) and confi rm by pressing the same knob (see Fig. 24).WARNING: Should there not be any free lists, an existing one needs to be deleted so that you can create a new one.Modifying a list Select and confi rm the list you want to modify with the knob (13), and then select and confi rm the “Modify” option (see Fig. 25).Then with the knob (13), select the individual albums from which you want to extract the tracks and confi rm the “Open” option (see Fig. 26).
Fig. 27 Fig. 29Fig. 28235Renaming a listSelect and confi rm the list you want to modify with the knob (13) (see Fig. 27), then select and confi rm the “Rename” option (see Fig. 28).Then select and confi rm the “Change” option; briefl y pressing the button deletes one character, holding the button pressed down deletes the entire name. To enter the new name, select and confi rm the letters using the knob (13).To save the new name select and confi rm OK.Deleting a listSelect and confi rm the list you want to modify with the knob (13 and then select and confi rm the “Delete” option (see Fig. 29).To proceed with deletion select “Yes” on the confi rmation page.
236Compatible MP3 formats:Sample rate: 22 kHz and 44 kHzBit rate: 16 kHz - 320 kHz
337Mobile phone(not supplied for U.S. and Japanese versions)Alphanumerical codes 40SIM card insertion 40Entering the PIN code 41Making a call 42Calling a service number 43Answering a call 43Rejecting a call 43Directory 44Messages (SMS - Short Message Service) 48
Fig. 30338The Multi Media System Nav+ is equipped with a GSM Dual Band mobile phone with a hands-free microphone.The GSM standard (Global System for Mobile Communication) is widely used in many countries and enjoys excellent coverage. For information on the areas currently covered by the GSM networks and those that will be available in the future, please contact your local network access provider. The system is composed of a hands-free microphone (positioned in proximity of the front ceiling light) and a set of speakers. The remote controls on the steering wheel allow accessing most of the functions.GeneralThe mobile phone is equipped with the following user-friendly functions:- PIN code (Personal Identifi cation Number) for protection against unauthorised use of the phone- Modify PIN - Activate/deactivate the access PIN code- Accept or reject incoming calls- Make a phone call- Emergency call (also without SIM card and without entering the PIN code)- Read the telephone numbers stored on the SIM card- Store a new telephone number on the SIM card- Delete a telephone number from the SIM card- Access the list of the last numbers dialled to facilitate making recurring calls- Access the list of the last calls received- SMS (Short Message Service) management, which allows receiving and sending short text messages- Manual dialling - Adjust the volume of incoming calls.Telematics mode menuTo access the telephone menu, proceed as follows:- Press the MENU button (15) (see Fig. 30);- Select the icon and confi rm by pressing the knob (13), The display will appear as shown in Fig. 31;
Fig. 31 Fig. 32339- Select “Telephone functions” by turning the knob (13), then press the same knob to confi rm and access the following functions (see Fig. 32):• Network• Length of calls• Manage PIN Code• Call options NetworkAllows selecting the network search mode and viewing the networks available.Length of callsThe display will show a page with the total call time and the length of the calls from the last reset; you can reset the counter by selecting and confi rming the “Reset” option.Manage PIN codeThe display will show a page where you can activate, deactivate or modify the PIN code.Call optionsThe display will show the following Setup menu:• Confi gure calls• Ring options • Voice call diversion to number• Delete call log• Configure calls Allows setting sending of your own number and automatic answering of incoming calls.• Ring options Allows setting the type of ring for an incoming call and the notifi cation of receipt of an SMS.• Voice call diversion to number Allows setting the telephone number to which you want to transfer a call• Delete call log Allows deleting the list of stored incoming and outgoing calls.
109Fig. 33340Alphanumerical codesButtons Associated characters1 1 / space2 2/ABC2/abc23 3/DEF3/def34 4/GHI4/ghi45 5/JKL5/jkl56 6/MNO6/mno67 7/PQRS7/pqrs78 8/TUV8/tuv89 9/WXYZ9/wxyz90 0 / + (holding down the button)##* * / deletion of previous character (holding down the button)SIM card insertionWhen inserting a valid SIM card, the phone is activated and you can access all its functions.Press and release the button (9) on the adapter (10) and then pull out the adapter. Insert the SIM card following the instructions screen-printed on it (see Fig. 33); then reinsert the adapter.If you have correctly inserted the SIM card, you will be asked to enter the PIN code.To remove the SIM card, press and release the button (9); and then remove the SIM card.WARNING: If the SIM card is removed when the telephone is active, it may cause temporary malfunctioning. In this case, restore normal telephone functioning by turning the engine off and on again.
Fig. 34 Fig. 35341Entering the PIN codeWARNING: The PIN code (Personal Identifi cation Number) prevents unauthorised use of the SIM card services.The PIN code, made up of a variable number of digits between four and eight, must be entered using the keypad on the front panel and confi rmed by pressing the knob (13).The digits entered are shown on the display in the form of asterisks (*), (see Fig. 34).If you make a mistake when entering the PIN code, you can correct it by selecting “Change” with the knob (13); press to delete the last character entered.WARNING: If an incorrect PIN code is entered and confi rmed three times, the SIM card is blocked. It can be unblocked by entering both the PUK code (Pin Unblocking Key) and the new PIN code.The search for the network signal begins once the PIN code has been entered, and the page with the main telephone functions will be shown on the display. When the connection is successful, the name of the network access provider appears on the display.You can also access the Telematics mode without entering the PIN code, however, you will be asked to enter it when you want to make a call.Modifying the PIN codePress the MENU button (15) then use the knob (13) to select and confi rm the icon .Continuing to use the knob (13), select “Telephone Functions”, then “PIN code management”, and fi nally “Modify PIN code” (see Fig. 35); The system will then ask you to enter the new code, and after doing so, select OK to confi rm it.
Fig. 36 Fig. 37 Fig. 38342Making a callWhen pressing the button (4) the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 36):- Call list- Dial - Directory.Selecting a number from the last calls listSelect and confi rm the “Call list” function by turning and pressing the knob (13) to access the list of the last calls made or received.Turn the knob (13) to select the number and then press the button (4) to make the call.The call can also be made by selecting “OK” and pressing the knob (13). Dialling a phone numberTo dial a phone number, proceed as follows:- Select and confi rm the “Dial” function by turning and pressing the knob (13) and dial the number using the alphanumerical keypad (see Fig. 37);- Press the button (4) to make the call.The call can also be made by selecting “OK” and pressing the knob (13). Calling a number from the directoryProceed as follows:- Select and confi rm the “Directory” function by turning and pressing the knob (13) to access the list of numbers stored in the directory (see Fig. 38);- turn the knob (13) to select the number, and then press the button (4) to make the call.The call can also be made by selecting “OK” and pressing the knob (13).
343Calling a service numberAlthough you can dial service numbers (e.g.*123*5#) following the instructions in the previous paragraph, these are not managed by the system.Answering a callTo answer a call, press the button (4) or the knob (13) or the button (33); To end the call, press the button (18) or the button (33). Rejecting a callTo reject a call, press the button (18) or select and confi rm “NO” by turning and pressing the knob (13) when “Reply?” appears on the display or press and hold down the button (33).
Fig. 39 Fig. 40 Fig. 41344DirectoryAllows storing 400 items splitting them into 4 different directories: User 1, User 2, User 3 and User 4.Press the MENU button (15) then select the “Telematics” icon by turning and pressing the knob (13) (see Fig. 39), then select the “Directory” function (see Fig. 40), the display will show the following menu:- Managing directory fi les- Confi gure number directory- File transfer.Managing directory fi lesThe system allows inserting, modifying and deleting a record (name) from the directory.Using the knob (13) to select “Managing directory fi les”, the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 41):• Consult or modify a fi le• Add a fi le• Delete a fi le• Delete all fi les.
Fig. 42345Consult or modify a fi leUsing the knob (13) to select this option, the display will show the list of the fi les stored (see Fig. 42); Selecting a fi le (name) from the list, you can customise each fi le by inserting a voice recognition string, a text note, address, telephone number, e-mail.Selecting the central button icon “” you can insert a voice recognition string.Selecting “Note” the display will show the window containing the text for the fi le selected. Selecting the “Modify” option, you access an “Editor” which allows you to modify the note.Selecting “Address” you can enter the city, street and street number for the fi le selected.Selecting “Number” you can insert or modify the telephone number for the fi le selected.Selecting “e-mail” you access an “Editor” which allows you to store the e-mail address for the fi le selected.Add a fi leUsing the knob (13) to select this option, the display will show a window which allows you to add a new fi le to the directory or modify an existing fi le. Proceed as follows:- To create a new fi le use the knob (13) to select and confi rm the “Add” option- To modify an existing fi le use the knob (13) to select and confi rm the “Consult” option.Delete a fi leUsing the knob (13) to select this option, you can delete a fi le stored in the directory.Delete all fi lesThe system allows you to delete all the fi les contained in a directory.
Fig. 43 Fig. 44 Fig. 45346Confi gure directoryThe system is capable of managing 4 different directories within the Multi Media System.Through this function you can select which of the 4 directories to view, name them and select which one to display when the system is started.Using the knob (13) to select “Confi gure directory “, the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 43):• Select a directory• Name directory• Select starting directory.Select a directoryUsing the knob (13) select and confi rm this option (see Fig. 44) then select and confi rm the desired directory: User 1, User 2, User 3 or User 4. This selection will be valid until next system starting.Name directoryUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, you can rename the directory giving it a personalised name.Select starting directoryYou can select which directory to display when the system is started. Using the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, the display will show the 4 directories available (see Fig. 45), select the one desired and then confi rm the selection with OK.
Fig. 46 Fig. 47347File transferThe system allows transferring one fi le or all the fi les from the SIM directory to that of the system and vice versa.Using the knob (13) to select “File transfer “ (see Fig. 46), the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 47):• Send all fi les to SIM• Send one fi le to SIM• Receive all SIM fi les• Receive a SIM fi le.
Fig. 48348Messages (SMS - Short Message Service)Receipt of an SMS is accompanied by an acoustic signal (if the SMS ringer tone option is active) and an announcement on the display “Do you wish to read the new text message?”. To immediately read the message, select and confi rm “YES” by turning and pressing the knob (13), otherwise select “NO” or press the button ESC (6).Using the knob (13) to select “Text messages (SMS)”, the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 48):• Received SMS Reading (No.)*• SMS archive• SMS writing• Delete list of text messages* The number of stored messages is shown in bracketsWARNING: The text messages are stored on the hard disk or on the SIM card according to their intrinsic type.For the text messages on hard disk, the reading status is not displayed.Received SMS readingUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, you access the list of messages stored. Continuing to use the same knob you can select the desired one and read it.Each message can also be deleted by selecting the “Delete” option.SMS archiveUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, you can consult, modify and send a message stored or unsent.Select the desired message, then select “Send” and enter the number of the recipient, or if you have stored the number, select it from the number directory.SMS writingUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, the display will show the alphanumerical keyboard. Select and confi rm each individual character to write the text; when you have fi nished writing the message, select and confi rm with OK.Delete list of text messagesUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, the display will show a page through which you can delete the text messages stored.
449Navigator(not supplied for Japanese version)Main menu 51Map 57
450The navigator integrated in the Multi Media System Nav+ helps you reach the selected destination by means of visual and acoustic instructions. The navigation system is fast, easy, safe to use and, above all, very fl exible, as it allows you to call already programmed destinations or reference points, such as hotels, monuments, public buildings, petrol stations.The position of the vehicle is determined by means of the GPS (Global Positioning System) installed in the vehicle. The GPS is equipped with an antenna and a reception module integrated in the IT system.The navigation system assists the driver while driving, providing advice and suggestions, by means of voice guidance and graphic information, for the best route to take for reaching the set destination The suggestions provided by the navigation system do not relieve the driver from full responsibility for the manoeuvres made through traffi c while driving, or from compliance with road regulations and other provisions regarding road traffi c. The person driving the vehicle is always and in any case responsible for safe driving on the road.WARNING: - GPS receptionis diffi cult under trees, between tall buildings, in multi-storey car parks, tunnels and any other place where the satellite antenna cannot receive the signals.- The GPS takes a few minutes to activate if the vehicle battery is disconnected.- The GPS takes a few minutes to determine the new vehicle position if the engine is switched off and the vehicle is moved while the system is off (e.g. with a breakdown truck). If no satellite information is received, the onboard system uses the information sent by the vehicle sensors to allow navigation to continue.- The GPS satellite antenna must not be covered with metal or wet objects .The instantaneous position of the vehicle is identifi ed within the navigation system and shown on the display together with the topographic characteristics of the area stored on the navigation hard disk.It may take a few seconds to access the data stored on the hard disk and for the maps to be displayed.- The navigation system requires about 50 km of driving when used for the fi rst time and when the tyres have been replaced in order to accurately self-adjust.- In conditions where the wheels have no grip (for example, when slipping on ice), the system might temporarily read an inexact position.- During self-adjustment, the position may not be read with maximum accuracy.Navigation is fully controlled by the Multi Media System Nav+.
Fig. 49NavigationSelect destinationJourney leg and routeGuidance optionsStop guidanceFig. 50451Repeat last Navigator Voice InformationPress the button (5) once to repeat the last voice information provided by the system.Main menuPress the MENU button (15) to access the main menu (see Fig. 49).Selecting the “Navigation” icon by turning and pressing the knob (13) you access the navigation menu (see Fig. 50):- Select destination- Journey legs and route- Guidance options- Stop guidance (*)(*) Only when navigation is active.Using the knob (13) select and confi rm “Select destination”.
Fig. 51 Fig. 52 Fig. 53452Select destinationUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm “Set destination”, the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 51):- Enter an address- GPS coordinates- Directory- Last destinationsEnter an addressThis function allows you to select an address and use it as destination. The data displayed refer to the last destination set (see Fig. 52).Use the knob (13) to select and confi rm the option you want to modify and once in the fi eld (see Fig. 53), use the alphanumerical keypad to enter the desired city, the street and the street number.To select the characters, turn the knob (13) and enter them by pressing the knob.If you make a mistake, select the “Change” function by turning and pressing the knob (13) to delete the last letter selected.
Fig. 55Fig. 54453Selecting the “List” function by turning and pressing the knob (13) you can access a list of places whose name starts with the letters selected up to that moment.Activating this function you can select a place from the list by turning and pressing the knob (13).As there are stretches of road that join at roundabouts without a name, it might not be possible to set this junction as address. In this case, you can set the address by selecting the “Junctions” option (see Fig. 54).After setting the city name, the street and the street number, select “OK” by turning and pressing the knob (13).WARNING:You can also activate navigation by entering only the city without entering the street and the street number. In this case, the navigator will guide you to the centre of the city selected.After entering the city, the street and the street number, select (see Fig. 55):- “OK”: to confi rm the address and access the “Navigation” function which allows you to activate navigation.- “Curr. loc.”: to view the address where you currently are- “Save”: to save the address and make it available later.- “POI”: to fi nd and select the type of location you desire and then defi ne it as fi nal destination or store it.
Fig. 56 Fig. 57454Journey leg and routeSelecting “Journey leg and route” by turning and pressing the knob (13) the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 56):- Add a stage- Order/delete journey legs- Divert route- Chosen destination.Add a stageAfter setting off you can add a stage to the route by selecting and confi rming the “Add a stage” option with the knob (13). The display will show a menu with an option to enter an address (see Fig. 57). To do this, proceed as described in the paragraph “Enter an address”.Please note that if a journey leg has been programmed, the navigation system will always try to include it until it has been passed or is deleted.Order/delete journey legsSelecting this function with the knob (13) you can order the sequence of routes or delete them.Directory – Last destinationsYou can store the addresses selected for the navigation in the menus of the “Directory” and “Last destinations” functions.To use one of these addresses as destination, proceed as follows:- Select and confi rm the “Directory” or “Last destination” function by turning and pressing the knob 13- Select and confi rm an address by turning and pressing the knob (13);- Select and confi rm the “OK” function by turning and pressing the knob (13) to activate navigation to the address selected.
Fig. 58 Fig. 59455Divert routeThe “Divert route” function, selectable by turning and pressing the knob (13), allows the system to work out a diversion from the set route, selectable between 1 and 50 km after the current position.Chosen destinationSelecting and confi rming the “Chosen destination” function with the knob (13) you can change the destination initially set.Guidance optionsSelecting “Guidance options” by turning and pressing the knob (13) the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 58):- Defi ne calculation criteria- Set speech synthesis- Activate road names- Map database description- Delete last destinations.Defi ne calculation criteriaUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, the display will show a window where you can set the route calculation criteria (see Fig. 59): - Fastest route- Shortest route- Distance / TimeYou can also select whether or not toll roads and/or ferries should be included in the calculated route and whether you want the traffi c information available on TMC channel to be included too.
456Map database descriptionDisplays the map information stored on the hard disk.Delete last destinationsThis function allows deleting the list of the last destinations stored.Set speech synthesisYou can activate, deactivate and change the volume of the voice indications provided by the system during navigation. Using the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, the display will show a graphic scale that identifi es the voice indication volume. This value can be changed using the knob (13).The display also shows the “Activate” or “Deactivate” option, which when selected and confi rmed with the knob (13) activates or deactivates the voice indications.Activate road namesThis function allows activating or deactivating pronouncement of the street name during voice synthesis of the route.
Fig. 60 Fig. 61 Fig. 62457MapTo access the Map menu, proceed as follows: Press the MENU button (15), select the icon (see Fig. 60), and confi rm by pressing the knob (13); the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 61):- Map orientation- Map details - Display map - Move the map.Map orientation Using the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, the system allows you to orient the map in three different ways (see Fig. 62):• Vehicle direction• North direction• 3D view.• Vehicle direction The map is displayed following the vehicle direction in zoom scales from 50 m to 5 km. From 10 km to 200 km the map is always oriented towards the north. • North direction The map is always displayed oriented towards the north.• 3D view The map is displayed in 3D view with zoom from 50 m to 200 m. With a zoom of over 200 m, the map will be displayed as described under “Vehicle direction”.
Fig. 65Fig. 63 Fig. 64458• At the top centre, the name of the next street you need to take.The map is displayed following the vehicle direction in zoom scales from 50 m to 5 km. From 10 km to 200 km the map is always oriented towards the north. Up to 5 km, the map is displayed following the direction of the vehicle and from 10 km it displays the northerly direction.When coming close to a manoeuvre (less than 300 m) the enlarged area of the route to follow appears on the left-hand side of the screen.DetailsUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, you can set the details, broken down into categories, to be shown on the map relating to the points of interest (POI) (see Fig. 63).The options: - “By default”: sets the selection of the options to the basic version for each category.- “OK”: opens the page containing the list of options included in the category selected.Display mapUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option, you can choose between two map display modes (see Fig. 64):• Full screen map• Map in window• Full screen map Shows the map in full screen with the following indications (see Fig. 65):• At the bottom left, the distance to travel, the remaining time to arrival at your destination and the altitude • At the bottom right, the zoom value set• At the bottom centre, the name of the street you are in
Fig. 66 Fig. 67459• Map in window Shows the map on the right-hand side of the display and on the left the panel indicating the route (see Fig. 66).Move the mapUsing the knob (13) to select and confi rm this option you can move the map in 4 directions using the buttons (7), (14), (11), (16); You can also change the zoom scale (zoom in or out) using the knob (13), (see Fig. 67).
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Fig. 68 Fig. 69 Fig. 70562Traffi c information From the main menu (see Fig. 68), selecting and confi rming this function by turning and pressing the knob (13) you access the following menu:- Read traffi c messages- Filter traffi c information- Confi gure message announcement- Select TMC station.Read traffi c messagesSelecting and confi rming this function by turning and pressing the knob (13) you can view the list of traffi c information messages received.Filter traffi c informationSelecting and confi rming this function by turning and pressing the knob (13) you access the following menu (see Fig. 69), which allows you to select the type of information you wish to receive:- Geographic fi lter- Road information- Urban/city informationGeographic fi lter Selecting and confi rming this function by turning and pressing the knob (13) you can access the following menu (see Fig. 70):Selecting and confi rming:• Around the vehicle• Around location • On the route.• Around the vehicle Turning and pressing the knob (13) you can obtain information on the areas surrounding the current position of the vehicle.• Around location Turning and pressing the knob (13) you can obtain information on the areas surrounding a certain geographical position.• On the route Turning and pressing the knob (13) you can obtain information on the current route.
Fig. 71 Fig. 72 Fig. 73563Road informationSelecting and confi rming “Road information” by turning and pressing the knob (13) you access the selection of the information you wish to receive (see Fig. 71): “Traffi c Info”, “Road closure”, “Size limits”, “Road conditions”, “Weather and visibility”.Selecting and confi rming this information by turning and pressing the knob (13) you can activate/deactivate receipt of the information.Urban/city informationSelecting and confi rming “Urban/city information” by turning and pressing the knob (13) you access the selection of the information you wish to receive (see Fig. 72): “Parking”, “Public transport”, “Events”.Selecting and confi rming this information by turning and pressing the knob (13) you can activate/deactivate receipt of the information.Confi gure message announcementSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13), (see Fig. 73) you can select to have the system display or read the messages transmitted.
Fig. 74564Select TMC stationSelecting and confi rming this function by turning and pressing the knob (13) you can choose between automatic or manual management of TMC station selection (see Fig. 74).Zoom functionTurning the knob (13) clockwise or anticlockwise you can zoom in or out on the current vehicle position on the map.
665On-board computer (TRIP)Trip computer mode menu 66
Fig. 75 Fig. 76 Fig. 77666As well as indicating the next service due, the trip computer summarises the setting status of the various functions and resets the partial trip parameters (TRIP) A and B.Trip computer mode menuTo access the “Trip computer (TRIP)” menu, proceed as follows:- press the MENU button (15), (see Fig. 75);- Select the icon and confi rm by pressing the knob (13), the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 76):- Maintenance info- Status of functions- Reset TRIP A- Reset TRIP BMaintenance infoSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13) you can view when the next service is due. The remaining kilometres the vehicle can travel will be shown along with the expiry date.
Fig. 78667Status of functionsSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13), you can view the setting of the system functions (see Fig. 78).Reset TRIP Selecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13), one of two functions allows you to reset the information relating to the relative route. After resetting, the message “Route initialised” will appear on the screen.
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Fig. 79 Fig. 80 Fig. 81770With system confi guration some system settings can be adjusted to the requirements of the user, for example, the volume with which the system communicates the information, the display language, colour and brightness and some vehicle settings.Confi guration mode menuTo access the “Confi guration” menu, proceed as follows:- press the MENU button (15), (see Fig. 79);- Select the icon and confi rm by pressing the knob (13),the display will show the following menu (see Fig. 80):- Display confi guration- Sound- Defi ne vehicle parameters- Set date and time- Select languageDisplay confi gurationSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13) you can set the following parameters (see Fig. 81):• Choose colour• Adjust brightness • Select units.
Fig. 82 Fig. 83 Fig. 84771Choose colour (see Fig. 82)Allows selecting Day or Night or automatic management of the two settings.Adjust brightness (see Fig. 83)Allows adjusting the screen brightness.Set units (see Fig. 84)You can choose between metric and Anglo-Saxon units of measure.The system acquires the new parameter setting only after confi rming OK on each single adjustment page with the knob (13).
Fig. 85 Fig. 86 Fig. 87772Speech synthesis setting(see Fig. 86)This function allows adjusting the individual volumes of the messages linked to the driving indications and other types of messages. Finally, you can also decide whether you want the message to be spoken in a male or female voice.SoundSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13) you can set the type and volume of the messages transmitted by the system.The menu on the specifi c page has the following functions:• Voice command settings • Speech synthesis setting• Instrument panel buzzer volumeVoice command settings (see Fig. 85)Allows adjusting the volume with which the system interacts with the user during voice command acquisition.Instrument panel buzzer volume(see Fig. 87)Allows adjusting the volume of the acoustic signal that accompanies some instrument panel warnings (EPB overheating, seat and rear-view mirror position storage, parking sensors).
Fig. 88 Fig. 90Fig. 89773Defi ne vehicle parametersSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13) you can set the following parameters (see Fig. 88):• Speed limit• Doors and trunk blocking• Twilight sensor sensitivity• Info repetition on instrument panel• Stop & Go parking sensorsSpeed limit (see Fig. 89)You can set a speed limit and activate an alarm signal which will sound when the maximum speed limit set is exceeded.Doors and trunk blocking (see Fig. 90)When setting off, after reaching a given speed, you can select the following settings: Automatic locking of all the doors driver’s door opening independently of the vehicle’s other doors; luggage compartment lid opening independently of the vehicle’s other doors.
Fig. 92Fig. 91 Fig. 93774Info repetition on instrument panel (see Fig. 92)You can view information relating to the audio sources, telephone and navigation on the instrument panel display.Twilight sensor sensitivity(see Fig. 91)You can adjust the sensitivity of the sensor for turning on the lights.Stop & Go parking sensors(see Fig. 93)You can activate/deactivate the parking sensor function.
Fig. 95Fig. 94775Select languageSelecting and confi rming this function with the knob (13) you can set the voice synthesis and display language (see Fig. 95).Set date and timeThis function allows setting the date and time, and the time can also be linked to GPS minute adjustment (see Fig. 94).
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878The voice commands allow you to control the main system functions by voice. To activate the system to receive voice commands, press the button (32).WARNING: If the system does not understand the voice command, it will speak the word “please” and the scroll bar, which indicates the time available to give a command, will start timing from scratch. If the time runs out without you giving a command, the system will interrupt the voice recognition session in course.At the third failed attempt, the voice recognition session will be ended. To activate a new voice recognition session, again press the button (32).Pronouncing “Help” or “What can I say?” the display shows the list of voice commands available, which the system is able to “obey”.Voice command listVOICE COMMAND LIST1st level command 2nd level command 3rd level commandCall Guide to Display Help What can I say? Cancel Audio Navigator Trip computer Telephone Radio Help What can I say? Cancel Auto store List Memory 1 - 6 Help What can I say? Cancel
8791st level command 2nd level command 3rd level command Previous Next CD player Help What can I say? Cancel Random List Track number 1 - 20 Help What can I say? Cancel Previous track Next track Scan Directory Next Previous Repeat Help What can I say? Cancel
8801st level command 2nd level command 3rd level commandJukebox Help What can I say? Cancel Random List Track number 1 - 20 Help What can I say? Cancel Previous track Next track Scan Directory Next Previous Repeat Help What can I say? Cancel
8811st level command 2nd level command 3rd level commandNavigator Help What can I say? Cancel Stop Directory Restart Zoom out Zoom in Show Destination Vehicle Help Cancel What can I say?Telephone Help What can I say? Cancel Directory Answer phone Dial last number
8821st level command 2nd level command 3rd level commandMessages Display Read Help Cancel What can I say? Stop Delete No Yes Traffi c info Display Read Help Cancel What can I say? Help What can I say? Cancel Stop Previous Next Example of voice command:To call the radio station stored under button 3, 3proceed as follows:- Pronounce the voice command “Radio”, the system will emit an acoustic confi rmation signal- Pronounce the voice command “Memory,” the system will emit an acoustic confi rmation signal- Pronounce the voice command “3”, the system will emit an acoustic confi rmation signal and then tune in to the desired radio station.
883Storing a voice in the directory with voice identifi cationStoring a voice in the directory with voice identifi cationThe system allows recording a voice command associated with a name in the directory. This function, for example, makes it easy to make a telephone call to a number listed in the directory with which a voice command is associated (e.g. “Call” / “Name with which the voice command is associated”).When inserting or modifying a record (see the paragraph “Directory” on page 45) select and confi rm the recording button “ “ shown in Fig. 1 with the knob (13), then follow the on-screen instructions given case by case.
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986Il sistema Multi Media System che equipaggia le vetture destinate al mercato giapponese presenta alcune differenze rispetto alla versione installata sulle vetture destinate agli altri mercati.Non essendo supportate le modalità Telefono e Navigatore (quest’ ultima gestita solo come visualizzazione, interfacciando al MMS un navigatore esterno), il sistema presenta un menu di gestione “ridotto”.Le modalità gestibili rimangono:- Audio- Computer di bordo- Confi gurazione sistema.Nota: Le funzionalità delle tre modalità rimaste rimangono pressochè inalterate. Le differenze sono descritte nella presente appendice.NavigatoreÈ possibile collegare al Multi Media System un sistema di navigazione esterno, in questa condizione il display del MMS riproduce le videate trasmesse dal navigatore.Tutti i comandi operativi di navigazione (impostazione destinazione, avvio/interruzione navigazione, scala, ecc.) sono impostabili solo dai tasti dello strumento di navigazione, l’unico parametro comandato dai tasti MMS è il volume in uscita delle istruzioni di guida.AudioModalità RadioNon essendo supportata la funzionalità RDS, le funzioni ad essa correlate, LIST e TA/PTY non sono operative.Pertanto con Radio funzionante, la pressione del tasto LIST (12), sia su banda AM che FM, oppure del tasto TA/PTY (19), comporta la visualizzazione del messaggio “Funzione non disponibile”.Fig. 126C°RadioFM2Mem 1105 FMDivertimento 105.30RDS TA LOUD04:34WESNmWed 1 FebFig. 2
987Menu modalità radioCon funzionante la sorgente Radio, premendo la manopola (13) il display visualizza la sola funzione:- Introdurre frequenzaÈ possibile accedere al medesimo menu anche premendo il pulsante MENU (15), e nella videata successiva selezionando e confermando, con la manopola (13), la funzione “Preferenze radio”.Computer di bordo (TRIP)Accedendo al menu “Computer di bordo (TRIP)”, procedendo come di seguito descritto:· premere il tasto MENU (15);· selezionare l’icona “ “ e confermare premendo la manopola (13);il display visualizza il seguente menu:- Info manutenzione- Stato delle funzioni- Reset TRIP A- Reset TRIP BFig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 5
988Selezionando e confermando , mediante la manopola (13) la voce “Stato delle funzioni” il sistema propone come unca opzione la voce “Radio”, ne consegue che le uniche informazioni ripetibili su quadro strumenti siano quelle ad essa relative.Confi gurazione sistemaAccedendo al menu “Confi gurazione”, procedendo come descritto di seguito:· premere il tasto MENU (15);· selezionare l’icona “ “ e confermare premendo la manopola (13); Fig. 6il display visualizza il seguente menu:- Confi gurazione display- Volume buzzer quadro strumenti- Defi nire i parametri veicolo- Impostare data e ora- Scelta della lingua.Fig. 7 Fig. 8
989Non essendo previste la modalità “Comandi vocali” e “Navigazione” i parametri sonori ad esse abbinati non sono più gestibili, per cui la precedente funzioni “Suoni” è sostituita dall’unico parametro sonoro rimasto gestibile “Volume buzzer quadro strumenti”.Ripetizione info su quadro strumentiCome è già stato detto nel paragrafo “Computer di bordo (TRIP)” le informazioni relative alle funzioni del MMS ripetibili su display sono quelle relative alla fonte Radio, per cui accedendo alla funzione “Ripetizione info su quadro strumenti “ (funzione presente nel menu “Defi nire i parametri veicolo), Fig. 9 Fig. 1026C°Lettore MP3 (CD)INTROALB 3Brano6/17Together/ElisaTempo00:01RDS TA LOUD04:34WESNmWed 1 FebInfo repetition on instrument panelRadioOKFig. 11tramite la manopola (13), (vedi pag.73), l’unica opzione proposta dal sistema è la voce “Radio”.
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1092Table of contentsControls and general information 5Control description 7Advice 13Road safety 13Reception conditions 13Care and maintenance 13System software update 14Compact Disc 14General information 16Important warnings for use and safety during road circulation 16Switching-on / off 17Adjusting the volume 17Audio functions 19Audio adjustments 20Bass adjustment (BASS) 20Treble adjustment (TREB) 21Front/rear balance (Fader) 21Right/left balance (Balance) 21Loudness function (LOUD) 22Automatic volume correction 22Musical ambience 22Center point 22Radio mode 23Listening to the radio 23Frequency band selection 23Automatic station search 23Manual station search 23Modifying the PIN code 41Making a call 42Selecting a number from the last calls list 42Dialling a phone number 42Calling a number from the directory 42Calling a service number 43Answering a call 43Rejecting a call 43Directory 44Managing directory fi les 44Confi gure directory 46File transfer 47Messages (SMS - Short Message Service) 48Navigator(not supplied for Japanese version) 49Repeat last Navigator Voice Information 51Main menu 51Select destination 52Journey leg and route 54Guidance options 55Map 57Traffi c information 61Traffi c information 62Read traffi c messages 62Filter traffi c information 62Confi gure message Manual station storage 23Automatic FM station storage (Autostore) 24TA (traffi c information) function (where available) 24PTY (Program Type) function (where available) 25EON (Enhanced Other Networks) function 26Radio mode menu 26LIST function 27CD / Jukebox mode 28Ejecting the CD 28Track selection 28Fast forward/backward 28CD / Jukebox mode menu 28List Function 30Jukebox Mode 30Album selection 30Track selection 30Jukebox mode menu 30LIST Function 32Audio mode menu 33Compatible MP3 formats: 36Mobile phone(not supplied for U.S. and Japanese versions) 37General 38Telematics mode menu 38Alphanumerical codes 40SIM card insertion 40Entering the PIN code 41
1093announcement 63Select TMC station 64Zoom function 64On-board computer (TRIP) 65Trip computer mode menu 66Maintenance info 66Status of functions 67Reset TRIP 67System confi guration 69Confi guration mode menu 70Display confi guration 70Sound 72Defi ne vehicle parameters 73Set date and time 75Select language 75Voice controls 77Voice command list 78Example of voice command: 82Storing a voice in the directory with voice identifi cation 83Appendix Japanese version 85Navigatore 86Audio 86Modalità Radio 86Computer di bordo (TRIP) 87Confi gurazione sistema 88Ripetizione info su quadro strumenti 89Table of contents 91Table of contents 92
All the information contained in this manual is purely indicative, since MASERATI vehicle models may vary either for legal or market reasons.MASERATI does therefore reserve the right to make any modifi cation to the vehicle described in this manual, at any time, for either technical or commercial reasons.Ask your MASERATI Dealer for any further information you may require.For safety and performance reasons, as well as to preserve the vehicle original value, we recommend that you do not modify the vehicle equipment unless you use parts of the approved type, which meet the requirements for the equipment intended use.Publication no. 80687400 - 1nd Edition - 10/2007All rights reserved. This document must not be reproduced, even partially, without the written consent of Maserati S.p.A.

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