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1 Eject b u t t o n to eject the CD from the unit 50
©
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T I M (Traffic I n f o r m a t i o n M e m o r y ) key
Plays the most recent traffic messages and
activates the standby mode for traffic information 47
© FM key, Activates FM radio operation for the FM1 and FM2 memory banks 39
©/ (10) Radio o p e r a t i o n
Manual station tuning for FM, TP and A M 40
T i M , Selects recorded messages 48
CD/CD c h a n g e r o p e r a t i o n
Selects tracks 53
© M U T E key. M u t e s the audio sources in stages 15
© INFO key, Displays more detailed information 16
© M I X key, Plays back the tracks on a CD in random order 5 1 , 54
© TP key, Activates TP radio operation for the TP1 and TP2 memory banks 40, 47
¥) A M key, Activates A M radio operation for the A M 1 and A M 2 memory banks 41
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n) Radio operation
Seeks and scans radio stations in cycles 44
C D / C D changer operation
Scans all of the tracks on a C D in s u c c e s s i o n 51, 53
©.' CD key. Activates C D and C D C operation 50, 52
©' DSP key, Activates the Digital Sound Package 57

(in combination with the D S P option only)
14/19 Radio operation

Pages through the F M broadcasting networks, 40
Automatic A M station seek tuning. 41
Fast seek tuning (audible) TIM 48
C D / C D changer operation
Fast seek tuning (audible) 51, 53
®. SET key, Activates the Set-up menu 23
© Night display key, S w i t c h e s to night display 13
©• NAVI key, Activates the main navigation menu 58
© TELE key, Activates the telematics functions 17
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20 M a c r o key, programmable function key 27
21 Key to quit the menu 22
22 C o n g e s t i o n d e t o u r , Calculates a detour to avoid traffic congestion 99
(23) Volume control and on/off button 36
24 AS key, Saves radio stations automatically 43
<§) D e s t i n a t i o n f l a g key, Sets a destination flag 80
26 Radio o p e r a t i o n
Keys for station selection 42
CD c h a n g e r o p e r a t i o n
Keys for direct CD selection 53
@ Backspace key, Deletes entries in the input line 63

28 T o n e key, Adjusts the tone 56
@ R o t a r y / p u s h b u t t o n , Selects entries from or makes entries in lists and edit menus 66
@ CD s l o t 51
® Display 13
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INTRODUCTION
The V o l k s w a g e n Radio Navigation Menus 20
System 9 Menu structure 20
Navigation 10 How to select menu items 21
Important information on How to adjust the settings 22
traffic safety 11 How to quit the menus 22
Operating the radio navigation system Set-up - Basic S e t t i n g s 23
Set-up - Navigation 23
while driving 11
Set-up - Audio 24
Notes on operating the navigation system . . 1 2
Set-up - Volume 26
Display 13
Set-up - Macro Key 27
Parts of the display 13
Set-up - Time 29
Display contents 14
Set-up - Language 30
Switching to night display 14
Set-up - Display 31
Screen care 14
Set-up - Factory Settings 32
Cleaning the screen 14
Theft protection system 33
Mute 15
Anti-theft coding 33
INFO key 16
Telematics key 17 Deactivating the anti-theft coding 34
Alarm 18 What to do is you enter the incorrect code . 35
Telephone 19 Switching the system on
and off 36
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AUDIO
Radio Operation 37 Listening to traffic messages 45
Radio Operation with RDS 37 Traffic information stand-by 46
RDS (Radio Data System) 37 Interrupting the current traffic message 46
Alternate frequency 37 Traffic Information Memory (TIM) 47
RDS-Regional 38 Activating the 24-hour TIM stand-by
Switching between regional programs function 47
broadcast by the same station network.. 38 Activating the 2-hour TIM stand-by
Switching on radio operation 39 function 47
Selecting Radio Stations 40 Playing recorded messages 48
Selecting FM, TP and A M radio stations Selecting recorded messages 48
manually 40 Fast forward, audible 48
Paging through the FM and TP broad- Deleting traffic messages 49
casting networks 40 Switching off the TIM function 49
Automatic station seek tuning for CD Operation 50
A M radio 41 Built-in CD Drive 50
Storing and Retrieving Radio Stations 42 Inserting a CD (built-in CD drive) 50
Storing radio stations 42 Starting CD operation (built-in CD drive) . 50
Retrieving stored radio stations 42 CD Functions (Built-in CD Drive) 51
Storing Radio Stations Automatically 43 Selecting tracks 51
Radio Scan 44 Cue and review (audible) 51
Traffic Information Radio 45 CD Scan 51
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NAVIGATION
Listening to all of the tracks on a C D in Navigation 58
random order 51 Main Navigation M e n u 59
Removing a C D from the C D drive 51 D e s t i n a t i o n Entry 60
Ending the CD function 51 Overview 60
CD Changer Operation (optional) 52 D e s t i n a t i o n Entry - T o w n 61
Switching on C D changer operation 52 Selecting a town as your destination 61
Selecting a CD 53 The Editor 62
Selecting tracks 53 Entering a City Name 63
Cue and review (audible) 53 Accessing the List 64
CD Scan 53 Entering your Exact Destination 65
Listening to all of the tracks in random D e s t i n a t i o n Entry - Street -
order 54 Intersection 66
Switching off C D changer operation 54 Selecting a Street as the Destination 66
Notes on Audio C D s 55 Selecting the Street from a List 67
CD labelling 55 Selecting an Intersection as the Destination . 68
Skips in C D playback 55 Destination Entry - Town Centre 69
Condensation 55 Selecting a Town Centre (Part of Town) 69
Cleaning C D s 55 Selecting the Town Centre 70
Tone 56 D e s t i n a t i o n Entry - S p e c i a l
Adjusting the tone 56 Destinations 71
Digital Sound Package (DSP) 57 Entering Special Destinations 71
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Destination Entry - From the Route Guidance 87
Destination Memory 75 Starting Route Guidance 87
Entering a Destination from the Destination Route Guidance with Driving Symbols 88
Memory 75 Route Guidance without Driving Symbols ... 89
Selecting a Memory 76 At the Finish Line 92
Storing a Destination in the Destination Cancelling Active Route Guidance 93
Memory 77 Destination Memory 94
Storing a Destination in the M e m o r y 78 Overview 94
Sorting the Destinations in the M e m o r y Entering/Changing Short Names 96
Manually 79 Sorting Destinations 97
Destination Entry - To a Flagged Deleting Destinations f r o m the
Destination 80 Destination Memory 98
Setting a Flagged Destination 80 Deleting Destinations 98
Storing a Flagged Destination 81 B y p a s s i n g T r a f f i c C o n g e s t i o n ... 9 9
Naming the Flagged Destination 82 Activating the Traffic Congestion Function .. 99
Selecting a Flagged Destination as a Destination 83 Selecting an Alternate Route 100
Route Options 84 Travel G u i d e 101
Planning a Route 84 Activating the Travel Guide 101
Setting the Route Options 85 Selecting a Destination 102
Calculating the Route List 86 Glossary 103
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The Volkswagen Radio Navigation System
- Route
INTRODUCTION

The radio navigation system makes it very easy your estimated time of arrival, the remaining
to handle the convenient features for radio, CD driving time and distance from your destination.
and navigation in your car. The system can also In addition, the radio navigation system is able
be fitted w i t h an original Volkswagen 6-disc CD to deliver " s p o k e n " driving recommendations.
changer, a Digital Sound Package and, in the
How does the navigation system work?
near future, a telematics module.
The electronic speedometer signal and locat-
Navigation ing signals received from GPS (Global Position-
ing System) satellites are used to identify the
The navigation system is your "intelligent pas-
current location of your vehicle. The speedom-
senger". With its help, you can reach your de-
eter signal measures the distance already cov-
sired destination quickly, safely and convenient-
ered. The information gathered is passed on to
ly w i t h o u t ever having to study complicated
the navigation system and compared w i t h the
roadmaps. You can, for example, drive directly
map data stored in the system memory.
to the nearest filling station in an unfamiliar
t o w n . The system uses the data stored on the
navigation CD to calculate the route to your
destination. During route guidance, a number
of different display modes provide you w i t h vis-
ual driving recommendations, indicating, for
example, where to turn off (direction and dis-
tance up to the turning point), information on
10 INTRODUCTION

Important information on traffic safety
Operating the radio navigation
Always devote your attention pri-
s y s t e m while driving marily to driving! As a driver you
The demands of today's traffic require the full bear full responsibility for road
attention of road users at all times. safety. Never operate the radio nav-
Never operate such functions as navi- igation system in a way that could
gation unless the traffic situation al- interfere with your ability to main-
lows. Do not adjust any of the basic tain control over your vehicle in all
functions of the radio navigation sys- traffic situations!
tem or enter your destination unless the
vehicle is stationary.
The various volume settings should be select-
ed so that acoustic signals from the outside,
such as police or fire brigade sirens, can be
heard easily at all times.
INTRODUCTION

Notes on operating the navigation • Street and place names may change. Ii
system possible that in rare cases the names s t o r e :
on the C D are not the same as the names
• The route calculated by the navigation sys- now used.
tem is a recommendation on h o w to best
reach your destination. Traffic regulations • Changing the vehicle tyres may temporarik
always take priority over the recommenda- result in less-than-perfect performance un-
tions made by the navigation s y s t e m . Tem- til the navigation system is able to determine
porary changes in the traffic conditions, e.g. the size of the n e w tyres.
due to road works or one-way street regula-
tions, are not recorded on the navigation
CDs.
12 INTRODUCTION

Display
Parts of the display B a c k g r o u n d - When the navigation system
is active, the status of the functions for radio,
CD or CD changer (audio sources) will appear
% ROUTE GUIDflHCBackground 51 km at the top of the display. During radio or CD
Foreground operation, the function which has been activat-
ed for navigation will appear here.
EINSLIVE W h e n a menu is on display, for navigation or

the set-up, for example, the menu title will ap-
pear in this part of the display.
Status field
F o r e g r o u n d - The foreground displays the vis-
FM1 D TP ual driving recommendations for active naviga-
tion. In the radio display, the station name or
The contents and menus shown in the display frequency will appear here, during CD opera-
consist of the following standard fields: tion, the T R A C K and current track number.
S t a t u s f i e l d (for audio sources only) - the sta-
tus field displays the currently active audio
source or memory bank for the radio, the sta-
tion preset key, the CD number, the active func-
tions, e.g. S C A N , I N F O and traffic informa-
tion standby.
INTRODUCTION 13

Display c o n t e n t s S w i t c h i n g to night display
For night driving you can press key ® to switcl
FM1.1 EINSLIUE to the night display.
Screen care
Always treat the screen with care as finger pres-
sure may cause dents and contact w i t h point-
ed objects may result in scratching.
C l e a n i n g the screen
Fingerprints can be removed from the screen
by rubbing over t h e m gently w i t h a soft cloth
moistened w i t h a little rubbing alcohol, if nec-
The display contains information (here: naviga- essary.
tion with visual driving recommendations and Note: N e v e r use a n y s o l v e n t s s u c h as
the active audio source F M 1 , station preset key petrol or t u r p e n t i n e as t h e y will dam-
1) and menus. age the m a t e r i a l .
14 INTRODUCTION

Mute To cancel the mute function,
• Press any of the audio keys, the MUTE key
o -©) © or adjust the volume control.
< > If you press key © during voice output from

the navigation system, the current output will
be interrupted. To switch off the voice output
from the navigation system permanently, refer
MUTE SCAN to Language in the Set-up menu for navigation.
0
You can switch the audio output (radio, CD and
CDC) of your radio navigation system to mute.
• Press key @ .
The currently active audio source will switch to

mute. A U D I O OFF will appear in the display.
INTRODUCTION 15

INFO key Press key (&) to obtain more detailed informa-
tion on the current destination or on abbreviat-
ed list entries marked by three dots.
After you press key (e), the current destination
will appear in the foreground of the display
w h e n route guidance is active and the most
recent spoken recommendation will be repeat-
ed.
If there is a list menu on display, you will see
the list entries in more detailed form.
If there is more detailed information on your
navigation C D , you can access this information
Press the INFO key (J) to obtain more detailed in the "Travel G u i d e " .
information.
• Press key @ .
16 INTRODUCTION

T e l e m a t i c s key
UM I
THE TELEMATICS
FUNCTIONS ARE
NOT AVAILABLE.
The telematics key w has been included so N o t e : T h e t e l e m a t i c s f u n c t i o n is an op-

that your radio navigation system will be able tional feature. Please contact your
to accommodate traffic telematics functions at V o l k s w a g e n service centre for more
a later date. Traffic telematics enables your ra- i n f o r m a t i o n o n retrofitting your naviga-
dio navigation system to take any existing traf- tion system.
fic congestion along the route into account and
to calculate a detour.
If the telematics functions are not yet available, the
following display will appear after you press key ® :
INTRODUCTION 17

Alarm Any active audio sources will be interrupted and
the radio source, which is receiving the disas-
ter alert, will be given priority. The message will
ROUTE GUIDANCE 51km be played at the volume set for traffic m e s s a g -
es, refer to page 26.
Once the m e s s a g e is finished, the system will
RLfiRM automatically s w i t c h back to the last audio

source which w a s active.
You can interrupt the m e s s a g e at any time by
switching to a different audio source, selecting
FM1 • TP another radio station or pressing the TP key (a).
If your radio navigation s y s t e m should receive

a disaster alert m e s s a g e , A L A R M will appear
in the display foreground as illustrated here or
in the display background during active route
guidance.
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Telephone W h e n the telephone is activated, t h e audio
sources will switch to mute.
ROUTE GUIDANCE 51km P H O N E will appear in the display.

After the call has been completed, audio play-
back will resume.
PHONE N o t e : If t h e t e l e p h o n e is a c t i v a t e d w h e n
t h e r a d i o n a v i g a t i o n s y s t e m is s w i t c h e d
off, the system will s w i t c h o n . This will
not activate the screen. Y o u can com-
plete y o u r call as usual. W h e n y o u e n d
FM1 Q TP your call, t h e radio navigation system
will switch off automatically.
If your vehicle is equipped w i t h a car telephone
system with hands-free operation (optional), the
voice output will be emitted by the radio navi-
gation system.
INTRODUCTION 19

Menus
M e n u structure
SETUP MENU | SETUP MENU

MRUIGATION MACRO KEV
AUDIO TIME
UOLUME DISPLAV
MACRO KEV LANGUAGE
TIME + FACTORS-' SETTINGS
All of the basic functions of your radio naviga- M e n u s like these are marked by an arrow in
tion system can be adjusted in the Set-up menu. the lower right-hand corner. You can v i e w the
M e n u s are also used to make the adjustments additional menu items by moving the selection
for navigation and destination entry. bar to the second-last or second menu item on
The display contents in the menus are divided the list. W h e n you turn the right-hand rotary/
into menu items and menu titles. If a menu pushbutton @ another notch, the selection bar
contains more than five items, all of the addi- will remain at this point. The other menu items
tional items will not appear in the display. will n o w appear.
20 INTRODUCTION

How to select menu items
SETUP MENU I SETUP UOLUME

NAVIGATION UOL-ON 0=
AUDIO TA-MIN
UOLUME NAU-MIN =0=
MACRO KEV TELEPHONE =0=
TIME GALA
The right-hand rotary/pushbutton (29) is used to Once you have confirmed your selection, the
select menu items. next submenu will appear. The selection bar will
Turn the button clockwise to move the selec- be positioned on the first menu item. The title
tion bar up and counter-clockwise to move it of the menu will appear in the menu title. Use
d o w n . The menu item selected (here: MACRO the right-hand rotary/pushbutton to mark and
KEY) will be highlighted. confirm the menu item you want to select.
To confirm your selection, Now you can make your adjustments to the
setting (here: VOL-ON).
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton.
INTRODUCTION 21

How to adjust the settings How to quit the menus
SETUP UOLUME |
UOL-ON F • I
Tfl-MIN =D
NRU-MIN = 0 =
TELEPHONE •
GflLfi • D
The control slider will appear in a frame, use
If you do not want to save the n e w setting,
the right-hand rotary/pushbutton to make your
• Press key @ .
adjustments. Press the button to s w i t c h be-
t w e e n O N / O F F or other selections while the If you want to return to the previous menu,
option is selected. • Press key @ again.
If you want to save the n e w setting, To quit the main menu, select another function,
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton. e.g. F M or C D .
22 INTRODUCTION

Set-up - B a s i c S e t t i n g s
Set-up - Navigation - T R A V E L T I M E - displays the remaining
driving time to your destination.
SETUP NAVIGATION L A N G U A G E - If you prefer route guidance

w i t h o u t voice output, s w i t c h this setting to
INFO ARRIUAL TIME OFF. If the voice output is deactivated, route
guidance will use only the visual driving recom-
LANGUAGE
REMEMB.DEST
DRIUE SVMB.
/OFF
/OFF
0N4
I mendations which appear in the display or in
the instrument cluster.
R E M E M B . D E S T . - switches the automatic
LOCATION save function for the last 10 destinations on or

off.
The Set-up menu for navigation is used to make D R I V E S Y M B . - If you want to display the vis-
system settings for the equipment for naviga- ual driving recommendations in the instrument
tion. cluster only (depends on the model), t h e n
I N F O - Here you can select the type of time switch this setting to O F F .
display you prefer for active route guidance: L O C A T I O N - If it is not possible to pick up the
- A R R I V A L T I M E - displays the estimated GPS signals, you can enter your vehicle loca-
time of arrival at your destination. tion here manually.
INTRODUCTION 23

Set-up - Audio • Select F I X to display the radio station name
only. This setting will not be active until you
recall the station concerned from the m e m -
SETUP BUDIQ ory bank.
• Activate V A R to allow all of the texts trans-
RDS NAME HHkURR mitted w i t h RDS to appear in the display.
RDS REG flUTQ/iaa R D S R E G - Select this setting to allow the ra-

dio navigation system to switch to RDS stations
CD-MIX DISC /MflG which broadcast a different regional program
than the one you are currently listening to. This
MUSIC--SP. ONTOI/OFF can become necessary w h e n reception is so
weak that the radio can no longer tune into the
The Set-up menu for audio is used to make station selected, refer to page 38.
equipment settings for audio operation. - A U T O - If you select this setting the radio
R D S N A M E - Some RDS radio stations use will switch to other regional frequencies in
RDS to transmit not only their names, but ad- the broadcasting network if the reception for
vertising messages as well. Use this setting to the current station deteriorates beyond a
determine whether you want the name of the certain point.
radio station displayed permanently on t h e - O F F - You can select another regional pro-
screen or whether changing messages, such
gram manually. The radio will not switch au-
as advertising, should also be displayed.
tomatically.
24 INTRODUCTION

C D - M I X - U s e this setting to select the M i x - A U T O - The frequency response will auto-
function for C D playback. matically switch to speech playback w h e n
- Select D I S C if you want to playback all of the corresponding signal is received.
the tracks on the active C D in random order - Select O F F if you do not want to use this
and then all of the tracks of another C D s e - feature.
lected in random order.
Please note that this function is not yet sup-
- Select MAGAZINE if you want to playback ported by all RDS radio stations. A s a result, it
all of the tracks on all of the C D s in random is not always possible to determine an improve-
order (only available in connection with a C D ment in speech quality w h e n the function is
changer). activated.
M U S I C / S P . - RDS stations are also able to
transmit a signal which s w i t c h e s the frequen-
cy response of your radio navigation s y s t e m to
speech reproduction w h e n such programs are
broadcast; this signal cuts the treble sound, for
example. This makes the speech more distinct
and easier to listen to. This applies in particular
to vehicles equipped with D S P (optional fea-
ture).
INTRODUCTION 2b

Set-up - V o l u m e If t h e V O L - O N s e t t i n g i s m o v e d t o t h e
extreme right the power-on volume will
be very loud. This c o u l d result in dam-
SETUP UOLUME age to your hearing.
T A - M I N - the minimum volume for traffic mes-
UOL-ON 0= sages.
Tfi-MIN N A V - M I N - U s e this setting to adjust the min-
NflU-MIN =0= imum volume for voice output during naviga-
TELEPHONE tion.
SflLfi =0= N o t e : If t h e v o l u m e f o r t h e s y s t e m is
adjusted t o a louder level than the TA-
MIN or N A V - M I N w h e n a traffic message
V O L - O I M - sets the power-on volume for the is b r o a d c a s t o r v o i c e o u t p u t t r a n s m i t -
s y s t e m . Adjust the lever to the desired volume t e d , t h e n t h e m e s s a g e or o u t p u t w i l l be
level. The current volume will also change w h e n emitted at this volume.
this adjustment is made. T E L E P H O N E - If your vehicle is equipped with
N o t e : If t h e v o l u m e s e l e c t e d l a s t w a s a Volkswagen car phone system, you will hear
very quiet or very loud, t h e system will your calls over the radio navigation system.
play at the pre-selected v o l u m e the next Here you can select the volume at which your
t i m e it is s w i t c h e d o n . calls will be emitted over the car speaker sys-
tem.
26 INTRODUCTION

G A L A - The volume of your radio navigation Set-up - Macro Key (20)
system will increase automatically as your driv-
ing speed and the accompanying noise inside
the vehicle increases. Use this setting to ad- SETUP MACRO KEY I
just the desired level.
•ROUTE GUIDANCE
ROUTE OPTIONS
ROUTE LIST
LAST DESTINATIONS
ALPH.DEST.MEMORY +
You can allocate a specific function to the mac-
ro key @ .
The following functions are available:
- R O U T E G U I D A N C E activates the route
guidance function if a destination has already
been entered.
R O U T E O P T I O N S activates the menu used

to select the options for route calculation.
INTRODUCTION 27

- R O U T E L I S T a c t i v a t e s t h e r o u t e list w h e n W h e n y o u activate this m e n u , t h e selection ba-
r o u t e g u i d a n c e is a c t i v e . m a r k s R O U T E G U I D A N C E . T h e s e l e c t i o n al-
l o c a t e d t o t h e m a c r o k e y is m a r k e d b y a trian-
- L A S T D E S T I N A T I O N S displays the con-
gle.
t e n t s of t h e " L a s t D e s t . " m e m o r y for navi-
gation.
- A L P H . D E S T . M E M O R Y activates t h e al-
phabetically sorted destination m e m o r y .
- G P S S T A T U S indicates t h e n u m b e r of sat-
ellites w h i c h t h e s y s t e m can currently re-
ceive and t h e geographical position.
- T O G G L E T I M E I N F O allows you to switch

b e t w e e n arrival t i m e a n d r e m a i n i n g t r a v e l -
l i n g t i m e in t h e i n f o r m a t i o n w i n d o w .
S H O W L O C A T I O N , route g u i d a n c e indi-
cates t h e direction of travel leading to your
destination and t h e n a m e of t h e street y o u
a r e c u r r e n t l y t r a v e l l i n g o n , if a p p l i c a b l e .
28 INTRODUCTION

Set-up - Time deviates from Central European Time (CET). For
Germany, enter a standard value of + 1 .
D A Y L . S A V . - Select O N if you are located in
SETUP TIME I a country where daylight savings time is in ef-
GPS TIME 14:06 fect at the time you adjust the clock.
S Y S . T I M E - Use the right-hand rotary/push-
TIME ZOME + 1 button to select S Y S . T I M E and press it to

confirm. N o w you can turn the button to alter
DflVL. SflU. the hours. To switch to the minutes, press the
right-hand rotary/pushbutton again. Turn the
ISVS. TIME 115:06 right-hand rotary/pushbutton to alter the min-
utes and press it to save your changes and quit
the m e n u .
Use this menu to adjust the settings for the
system clock. The G P S T I M E menu item can- Note: Y o u cannot alter t h e system time
not be adjusted. It calculates the time for the u n l e s s G P S t i m e is n o t a v a i l a b l e .
system clock using GPS reception. If GPS time The t i m e zone a n d s u m m e r t i m e m u s t
is available, it is not possible to adjust the clock be a d j u s t e d m a n u a l l y .
manually.
T I M E Z O N E - Here you can enter the time by
which the time zone in which you are located
INTRODUCTION 29

Set-up - Language ENGLISH (METRIC),
measurements in metres
LANGUAGE J ESPANOL
FRANCAIS
DEUTSCH
ENGLISH(IMPERIAL) ITALIANO
•ENGLISH(METRIC) NEDERLANDS.
ESPAnOL
FRAN9AIS +
You can choose from among several different
languages for the display texts and the voice
output.
The following languages are available:
- DEUTSCH
- ENGLISH (IMPERIAL),
measurements in yards
30 1NTRODUCTIOK

Set-up - Display
DISPLAY 1
[CONTRAST ={>=
Use this menu to adjust the contrast for the

display.
INTRODUCTION 31

Set-up - Factory Settings If you select and confirm the menu item f c
FACTORY SETTINGS in the main set-u:
menu, a submenu will appear in which you ar;
FACTORV SETTINGS required to confirm your selection again. Thr
settings will not be reset to the factory setting;
SHOULD THE UNIT BE until you select RESET and confirm this selec-
RESET TO THE tion. The radio navigation system will switc
off briefly and then switch on again.
FfiCTORV SETTINGS? If the navigation CD is inserted in the system
it is also possible to delete the destination;
RESET CANCEL stored. If you want to select this option, mar-
DELETE in the submenu. If you do not war:
to delete the destinations, select CANCEL.
Use this menu to reset all of the settings made
in the set-up menu and the audio settings to
the original factory settings. The only exceptions
are the language settings and the calibration.
32 INTRODUCTIOI

Theft protection system
Anti-theft coding In these cases, S A F E will appear in the dis-
play w h e n the s y s t e m is switched o n .
^ ENTER CODE | The code number can be found on a sticker

along with the unit number in the front of the
instruction manual.
SAFE
M a k e sure to remove the Radio Card from the
manual and keep it in a safe place o u t s i d e of
the vehicle.
N o t e : T h e c o d e is usually s t o r e d in the
i n s t r u m e n t c l u s t e r . A s a result, the ra-
dio n a v i g a t i o n s y s t e m will be d e c o d e d
a u t o m a t i c a l l y (convenient c o d i n g ) . It is
The anti-theft coding of your radio navigation normally not necessary to enter the
s y s t e m ensures that the system cannot be op- code manually.
erated by unauthorised persons after it has been
disconnected from its power supply.
It is necessary to enter the security code after
the vehicle battery has been disconnected, af-
ter the system has been disconnected from the
vehicle power supply and after the fuse has
blown.

Deactivating the anti-theft coding • Press station key 1 repeatedly until the firs"
digit in the code appears in the display.
ENTER CODE | • Press station key 2 to enter the second die-

it.
• Press station keys 3 and 4 to enter the thiro
1000 •
and fourth digits.
After you have entered the complete code

press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton, (jc
or (19) for at least 2 seconds.
The electronic locking system can be deacti-

vated by entering the correct code number.
Proceed as follows:
• Switch the system o n .
S A F E will appear in the display. After 2 sec-

onds, you will be prompted to enter the code
number. 1 0 0 0 will appear in the display.
34 INTRODUCTIO!

What to do is you enter the N o t e : If y o u have lost your Radio C a r d ,
incorrect code contact a Volkswagen Service Centre.
If you enter and confirm an incorrect code by

mistake, S A F E will appear in the display again,
first the letters will flash and then light up per-
manently. The following m e s s a g e will appear
in the status line in the display:
W R O N G TRIES: 1
N o w enter the code number again.
If an incorrect code number is entered a sec-
ond time, the s y s t e m will switch to lock for one
hour. It is not possible to try and enter the code
number until this hour has elapsed. During this
time, leave the s y s t e m switched on and the
ignition key in the ignition.
After an hour, you can enter the code number
again. If an incorrect code number is entered
again t w i c e in s u c c e s s i o n , the s y s t e m will
switch to lock for another hour.
INTRODUCTION 35

S w i t c h i n g t h e s y s t e m on and o f f
Switching the system on took place no longer than 30 minutes ago) use:
last before the system was switched off.
With the ignition key removed, the system cenl
be switched on for approx. one hour by pres=-|
ing the left-hand rotary/pushbutton. The syste~ I
will then switch off automatically to prever-1
running d o w n the vehicle battery. This proces:- j
may be repeated as often as required.
If the system is switched off and the key re-1
moved from the ignition, a light diode will s o c
begin to flash to indicate that the theft-protec-
tion system has been activated.
• Press the rotary/pushbutton \ to switch the
system on. S w i t c h i n g t h e s y s t e m off
N o t e : If t h e s y s t e m d o e s n o t b e g i n t o p l a y Press the left-hand rotary/pushbutton. The sys-I
and " S A F E " appears on the display after tern will store the active audio source and thai
y o u have s w i t c h e d it o n , please refer t o navigation status.
the operating instructions on page 34. If the key is removed from the ignition w h i l a
The system will switch to either the audio source the system is switched on, it will switch o'm
or navigation mode (if the last route guidance automatically.
36 INTRODUCTION

Radio Operation
Radio Operation with RDS Alternate frequency
RDS (Radio Data System) The alternate frequency function ensures that
the radio automatically switches to the best fre-
^ The RDS (Radio Data System) function is always
quency for the station selected.
^ active for the radio navigation s y s t e m .
The radio might switch to mute very briefly
An increasing number of F M radio stations now
while the s y s t e m is looking for the frequency
transmit RDS information in addition to their
with the best reception.
usual programming. This information is received
If it is not possible to find an alternate frequen-
and evaluated by the RDS receiver.
cy for the station currently playing and the re-
This information includes such things as the
ception for this station begins to deteriorate,
station name and traffic information status of
please select another station.
the station selected.
AUDIO OPERATION 37

RDS - Regional S w i t c h i n g b e t w e e n regional programs
Many radio stations broadcast regional pro- b r o a d c a s t by t h e s a m e s t a t i o n network
grams at certain times of the day. The first pro- In most cases, the radio will only switch to fre-
gram broadcast by the NDR radio station, for quencies for the same program. However, -
example, sometimes transmits regional pro- reception becomes poor, the radio might aut:
gramming with different contents for Sch- matically switch to a different regional prograr
leswig-Holstein, Hamburg and Lower Saxony, in the same network.
states in northern Germany. In the Set-up m e n u - A u d i o , you can switc
First the system will only attempt to find alter- the R D S R E G function to "auto" or "off". F r
nate frequencies for the selected station. more information, refer to the section on the
However, if the reception quality of the station Set-up menu - Audio on page 24.
deteriorates to the point that the radio will A U T O - Select this setting to allow the radi:
"lose" the program, the system will also switch to switch automatically to other regional prc-
to frequencies of "related" stations in the NDR1 grams when reception begins to deteriorate.
broadcasting network. Because different pro- O F F - A different regional program can be se-
grams are broadcast at certain times of the day, lected manually. The radio will not switch autc-
this might mean that the radio switches to a matically.
different program.
38 AUDIO OPE RATIO:

Switching on radio operation (i) M W (medium-wave) on two levels (AM 1 and
AM2)
• Press A M @ .
Press one of the keys to switch to radio opera-

tion in the desired mode. The radio will auto-
matically select the memory bank used last. The
station played last will begin to play if it is with-
in reception range.
Note: If you switch from the FM mode
to the TP mode and vice versa, the ra-
dio station playing will be transferred
to the level selected.
(?) F M on t w o levels (FM1 and FM2)
• Press F M @ to activate F M radio operation.
To switch between FM1 and F M 2 , press F M
(3) again.
® Traffic information stations on memory bank

1 and 2 (TP1 and TP2)
• Press T P ® .
AUDIO OPERATION 39

Selecting Radio Stations
1 •i • ••• .......Q. 01
S e l e c t i n g F M , T P and A M radio stations P a g i n g t h r o u g h the F M and T P broad

manually casting networks
• Press key (A) or © briefly to select a radio You can press key ® and (ra) to retrieve R D ;
station manually. Each time you press the radio stations in your reception range direct! . 1
key, the frequency will move up or d o w n If it is possible to pick up several stations in th=
the waveband step by step. same broadcasting network, you can press ke.
(19) to page forwards and key (14) to page back-
wards through the broadcasting network.
The northern G e r m a n radio station networ
(NDR) with its stations NDR 1, 2, 3, 4 and I
J O Y is an example of a broadcasting networl
40 AUDIO O PER ATI 0

Automatic station seek tuning for A M If you hold key @ or (19) pressed d o w n , this
radio will accelerate station seek tuning to the next
station.
• "V 1 »
SET
• Press key ® to start station seek tuning

d o w n or key ® up the waveband. The radio
will automatically tune into the next or the
previous radio station and begin to play.
AUDIO OPERATION 41

Storing and Retrieving Radio • Hold the station key on which you w a n t : :
store the station pressed d o w n until the v-
Stations
dio switches to mute.
Retrieving stored radio stations

You can retrieve any of the stations you ha\
stored at the touch of a button.
• Press key ®, (s)or @ to select the desire:
waveband and memory level.
• Briefly press t h e station key on which the

station has been stored.
If it is no longer possible to pick up a TP static

-
Storing radio stations which has been stored, TP SEEK will appea
You can store 6 radio stations for each wave- in the display w h e n you press this key. This w
band (FM, TP and A M ) on each memory level: activate the seek tuning function and the rad;:
will switch to mute. If it is not possible to p i c
• Press key ® , ® or © to select the desired up any TP stations, you will hear a beep a n :
waveband and memory level. PRESS FM will appear in the display.
• Select the station you w o u l d like t o store. • Then press key ® .

S t o r i n g Radio S t a t i o n s A u t o m a t i c a l l y • Select the memory level on which you want
to automatically store the stations.
• Hold the A S key 24 pressed d o w n until the

automatic storage process has begun and
A U T O S T O R E appears in the foreground of
the display.
The stations with the strongest signals will be

stored automatically on memory level 2 of the
waveband selected ( F M 2 , TP2 or A M 2 ) . The
order that the stations are stored in depends
on their station c o d e s .
U s e the A u t o s t o r e function to automatically
store the six radio stations with the strongest
reception signals in your range of reception on
any of the wavebands ( F M , TP or A M ) . This
function is particularly useful on longer trips.
AUDIO OPERATION 43

Radio S c a n If you do not select any of the stations, scan
seek tuning will begin again after the wavebanc
has run through completely.
|4J|
'1 To end scan seek tuning:
• Press SCAN @ .
p5
You can use Radio Scan to scan all of the sta-
tions within your reception range for five sec-
onds each.
• Select the waveband you want to scan.
• Press SCAN @ briefly.
• Press SCAN ® again to continue listening

to the station currently being scanned.

Traffic Information Radio N o t e : T h e stand-by m o d e f o r t r a f f i c in-
Many FM radio stations broadcast current traf- f o r m a t i o n will not be a c t i v a t e d unless
fic information for their transmitting areas at the C D player or C D c h a n g e r w a s acti-
regular intervals. v a t e d f r o m the T P level.
Radio stations which broadcast traffic informa- At the same time, the message will be stored
tion transmit a special signal that your RNS can in the Traffic Info Memory (TIM). When the
identify and analyse. When you tune into a sta- message is over, the audio source previously
tion, the system determines whether or not it in operation will begin to play once again.
transmits traffic messages. The messages are emitted at a pre-set volume:
If the radio station you have selected is a traffic TA-MIN. This volume can be adjusted in the Set-
information station, T P (Traffic Program) will up menu - Volume, refer to page 26. You can
appear in the status line of the radio menu. turn the left-hand rotary/pushbutton to adjust
the volume at any time during the message.
L i s t e n i n g to t r a f f i c m e s s a g e s
If you have set your radio navigation system to
stand-by to receive traffic messages, the mes-
sages will be "put through". This means that
any other audio source, such as a CD player,
will be interrupted for the duration of the traffic
message.
AUDIO OPERATION 45

Traffic information stand-by Interrupting the current traffic message
• Press T P (a) briefly during a message to in-
terrupt the message. The system will remair
on stand-by for any following m e s s a g e s .
To switch traffic information stand-by on or off

• Activate the C D player or C D changer from
the T P level only. Before you do this, you
must tune into a traffic information radio sta-
tion.
All of the traffic m e s s a g e s received will n o w

be put through.
46 AUDIO OPERATION

T r a f f i c Information M e m o r y (TIM) W h e n the s y s t e m has been switched off, m e s -
sages will still be recorded if you have activat-
ed the TIM function.
Activating the 24-hour TIM stand-by
function
• After you switch the s y s t e m off and remove
the ignition key from the ignition, press TIM
© for one second.
Activating the 2-hour TIM stand-by

function
• W h e n the s y s t e m is switched off and the
You can use your radio navigation s y s t e m to
record the traffic m e s s a g e s received over a vehicle stationary, remove the ignition key
period of 2 to 24 hours. Up to nine traffic mes- from the ignition. A T P level must be acti-
sages with a total length of four minutes will vated beforehand.
be recorded automatically.
The stand-by recording function is deactivated
W h i l e in operation, the s y s t e m will always w h e n you switch on the s y s t e m again.
record traffic m e s s a g e s if it is tuned into a T P
Note: If the memory is full, the system
radio station, even if you press the T P key to
will record over the oldest message. If a
interrupt the current m e s s a g e . H o w e v e r , an
message is longer than four minutes, the
interrupted m e s s a g e will not be recorded if you
are tuned into an E O N station such as " N D R 4 " . system will record over the beginning.
AUDIO OPERATION 47

Playing recorded messages If no messages have been recorded, N O MES-
S A G E will appear in the display foreground.
• • • • t i d l Note: If y o u activate TIM f r o m the route

g u i d a n c e m e n u , y o u can press N A V I to
II :.j
return to this m e n u .
Selecting recorded messages

• Press key (J) or ® while the m e s s a g e s are
being played to listen to the next or previ-
ous m e s s a g e .
• After switching on the s y s t e m , press TIM Fast f o r w a r d , a u d i b l e

• To fast forward through a m e s s a g e , press
key ® or @ while the message is playing
The TIM display will appear. T R A C K will ap-
pear in the foreground along with the number
of the message recorded last. The message re-
corded last has the highest number, the oldest
message the lowest number. In addition to the
audio source, the status line displays the play-
ing time of the m e s s a g e .
48 AUDIO OPE RATIO;

Deleting t r a f f i c messages
All t r a f f i c m e s s a g e s w i l l b e d e l e t e d a u t o m a t i -
c a l l y s i x h o u r s a f t e r t h e s y s t e m is n o l o n g e r s e t
to stand-by.
S w i t c h i n g o f f the TIM f u n c t i o n
• Press key @ o n c e again to s w i t c h off t h e
T I M function. The function will switch off
a u t o m a t i c a l l y a f t e r all o f t h e m e s s a g e s h a v e
been played.
Note: If you activate TIM f r o m the route

guidance m e n u , y o u can press N A V I t o
return t o this m e n u .
AUDIO OPERATION 49

C D Operation
After the CD is pulled into the CD drive, the
Built-in CD Drive
radio navigation system will switch to CD play-
Your radio navigation system can also play back
back automatically. The system will require I
audio CDs in the built-in CD drive. In addition,
f e w seconds to begin playback and will s t a r
you can also connect a CD changer (available
w i t h the first track on the CD.
optionally, refer to page 52).
T R A C K and the track number will appear ir
Note: Y o u can play audio CDs on t h e
the foreground of the display.
built-in CD drive when the navigation
f u n c t i o n has n o t been a c t i v a t e d or w h e n
y o u are using NO M A P route guidance. S t a r t i n g C D o p e r a t i o n ( b u i l t - i n C D drive)
This type of route guidance indicates • If there is already a CD inserted in the drive
the travelling direction and the remain- press CD ® . Playback will begin where i:
ing distance to your selected destina- left off the last time the system was used
t i o n as t h e c r o w f l i e s . If the CD played until the end, it will star
again at the beginning.
Inserting a CD (built-in CD drive) N o t e : If a C D c h a n g e r h a s b e e n c o n n e c t -
Insert an audio CD with the label facing upwards e d , t h e s y s t e m w i l l s w i t c h t o t h e CD
into the CD slot of the radio navigation system changer first w h e n y o u press key @ .
until you feel the system pull it into the slot
automatically. Never use force to insert a CD.
50 AUDIO OPE RATIO!.

C D F u n c t i o n s (Built-in C D Drive) Listening to all of the t r a c k s o n a C D in
Selecting tracks r a n d o m order
• Press key ® to select the next track and You can have all of the tracks on a C D played in
V to select the previous track. random order.
• Press M I X © to start the M i x function. MIX
C u e a n d review (audible) will appear in the centre of the status line in
• To start this function, press d o w n and hold the display. •
key (14) for review (reverse) or key (19) for
cue (fast forward) as necessary. • Press key @ again to end the M i x function.
The next track in the regular s e q u e n c e will
CD Scan begin to play.
Use this function to scan all of the tracks on a
R e m o v i n g a C D f r o m the C D drive
CD for 10 seconds each.
• Press key (1); the C D will eject. R e m o v e it
• Press S C A N © . All of the tracks will be
carefully from the C D slot.
scanned in ascending order. S C A N will ap-
pear in the display. E n d i n g the C D f u n c t i o n
• To continue listening to the track being To end the C D function,
scanned, press k e y ® again. • Press key @ , ® , 0 or ® to select a dif-
ferent audio source or eject the C D from the
CD drive.
AUDIO OPERATION 51

CD Changer Operation C D C (CD changer) will appear as the audio
source in the status line along with the number
(optional) of the C D currently playing.
If you have not inserted a C D magazine or if
the CD magazine has not been inserted correct-
ly, NO M A G will appear in the display.
Note: If there is no CD changer connect-
ed to the system, the built-in CD drive
will be activated when you press key
12 as long as you have inserted an au-
dio CD into the unit.
Switching on CD changer operation

• Press key C D @ with the radio navigation
system switched on.
The C D changer will begin to play. It will auto-
matically select the last track played on the last
CD played. TRACK and the track number will
appear in the foreground of the display.
52 AUDIO OPERATION

Selecting a C D C D Scan
• Briefly press one of the station k e y s @ . The Use this function to scan all of the tracks for 10
number of the station key corresponds to seconds each.
the number of the CD in the magazine. • To start the scan function, press SCAN @ .
Selecting tracks • To end the scan function, press k e y ® again.
• Briefly press key ® to select the next track
of the CD currently playing.
• If you would like t o listen to the previous
track, press key (J) twice within one sec-
ond. If you press k e y ® only once, the track
currently playing will start again from the
beginning.
C u e a n d review (audible)
• To start this function, press d o w n and hold
key @ for review (reverse) or key © for
cue (fast forward) as necessary. The CD will
play audibly at an accelerated speed.
AUDIO OPERATION 53

L i s t e n i n g t o all of the t r a c k s in r a n d o m • Press MIX © . The tracks will be played back
order in random order.
To end the function:
• Press key ® again to end the Mix function.
Switching off C D changer operation
To switch off the CD changer
• Select a different audio source or
• Press Eject on the CD changer to eject the
CD magazine. The system will then switch
over to the radio.
You can have all of the tracks played in random

order. Select the Mix function for a single CD
or for all of the tracks on the CDs in the maga-
zine. Make the necessary settings in the Set-
up menu - Audio. Refer to Set-up menu - Au-
dio: CD-MIX, page 25.
54 AUDIO OPERATIOK

Notes on Audio CDs Condensation
During cold or very humid weather, such as
during or shortly after a rain shower, conden-
sation might form on the C D . A s a result, the
s y s t e m might not be able to play the C D or it
might start skipping. In this case, either remove
_n COMPACT the C D or leave the sliding door of the CD chang-
er open until the condensation has evaporated.
Cleaning C D s
To clean your C D s use a soft, lint-free cloth.
Wipe the C D from the centre in a straight line
to the outside edge.
N o t e : N e v e r use r u b b i n g a l c o h o l , pet-
DIGITAL AUDIO rol, solvents of any kind or r e c o r d clean-
er t o c l e a n y o u r C D s .
C D labelling
M a k e sure that you use only those audio C D s
which bear the symbol illustrated above.
S k i p s in C D p l a y b a c k
C D playback might begin to skip w h e n you drive
along particularly uneven roads. :
In this case, it is advisable to switch off C D play-
AUDIO OPERATION
back until the driving conditions improve.
55

Tone
Adjusting the tone • Press key @ to access the tone menu.
• Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to

select the function you want to alter (BASS
T R E B L E , B A L A N C E or F A D E R ) and cor
firm your selection. The active function wi
appear in a frame.

adjust the current setting,
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton <M

to store the n e w setting. Press key @ to
reset the setting.
Use the tone menu to adjust the treble, bass,
balance (left/right) and fader (front/rear). • After you have completed all of your adjust-
ments, press @ or one of the audio source
The treble and the bass can be adjusted and
keys to quit the tone menu.
stored separately for each audio source. The
balance and fader settings apply to all of the
sources.
The fader cannot be adjusted unless there are
speakers mounted in the rear of the vehicle.
56 AUDIO OPE RATI Oh

D i g i t a l S o u n d P a c k a g e (DSP) Select one of the following sound options:
- LINEAR (unmodified playback)
- POP
- ROCK
- CLASSIC
- JAZZ
DRIVER - If you activate the Driver option, the

sound in the vehicle will be adjusted ideally for
the driver's position.
If you own a vehicle equipped with a Digital D Y N A M I C - Use this option to activate dynam-
Sound Package, you can adjust the sound qual- ic sound adjustment in your vehicle.
ity inside your vehicle. You can use this feature N o t e : Refer to the D S P o p e r a t i n g in-
to adjust the sound to satisfy your o w n person- s t r u c t i o n s for m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n on
al preferences. m a k i n g a d j u s t m e n t s to D S P a n d the
• Press key @ to a c c e s s the D S P m e n u . e f f e c t s o n the s o u n d q u a l i t y in y o u r
v e h i c l e . It c o n t a i n s all of the i n f o r m a -
tion y o u require to adjust the s o u n d ide-
ally to satisfy y o u r o w n p e r s o n a l pref-
e r e n c e s . A l s o r e f e r to S e t - u p A u d i o ,
M u s i c / S p . , page 25.
AUDIO OPERATION 57

Navigation
N o t e : P r e s s N A V I @ K t o r e t u r n t o the
main navigation m e n u f r o m all of the
submenus, lists and other displays.
If y o u p r e s s N A V I w h i l e r o u t e g u i d a n c e
is a c t i v e , y o u c a n t o g g l e b e t w e e n r o u t e
guidance or s h o w location and the main
navigation menu.
Activating submenus, selecting options

• Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ tc
Activating the main navigation menu mark the menu item you want to select anc
• Press NAVI @ . press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton tc
confirm your selection.
If you have not yet entered a destination, the
selection bar will highlight the S H O W L O C A -
T I O N menu item.
If you have entered a destination, the selection
bar will highlight the R O U T E G U I D A N C E
menu item.
58 NAVIGATlOh

Main Navigation Menu indicates the road on which you are current-
ly travelling, if applicable.
E N T E R D E S T I N A T I O N (starting on page
NflUI MOIN MENU I 60). The destination is entered either manu-
ally or f r o m the destination memory.
•ROUTE GUIDANCE D E S T . M E M O R Y (starting on page 94).
SHQU LOCATION Stores, edits and deletes destinations in the
ENTER PEST INOT ION destination memory.
DEST. MEMORY R O U T E O P T I O N S (starting on page 84).

Use this function to select the route options
ROUTE OPTIONS + and display the route list.
T R A V E L G U I D E (starting on page 101). Use
Note: The menu items which are not available this function to access travel information
for selection are marked by an asterisk. (such as prices for accommodation in hotels)
- R O U T E G U I D A N C E (starting on page 87). at specific destinations and to select these
After you have entered a destination, route destinations. If you are using a CD-ROM with
guidance will begin and you will be guided only one travel guide, then the actual name
to your selected destination. of the travel guide will appear here.
- S H O W L O C A T I O N (page 90). Route guid- G P S S T A T U S . The number of GPS satel-
ance in the Show Location mode is a c o m - lites which the system can currently receive
pass function. It points due north and also and the geographical location appear here.
NA VIGA TION : 59

Destination Entry
Overview Now you can select from the following m e n .
items to enter your destination:
ENTER DESTINATION I - DEST. FROM MEMORY (memory for the

last destinations, alphabetical destination
PEST. FROM MEMORY memory and destination memory sorted b:

the user), refer to page 75.
SPECIAL PESTS. - SPECIAL DESTS., refer to page 7 1 .
TO FLAGGED PEST.
TOWN - TO FLAGGED DEST., refer to page 80.
STREET + - TOWN (and Town submenu), refer to page

61.
Select the menu item marked ENTER DESTI- - STREET (and Intersection), refer t o page
NATION to access the destination entry menu 66.
directly f r o m the main navigation menu.
- TOWN CENTRE, refer to page 69.
60 NAVICATIO!

Destination Entry - T o w n
Selecting a town as your Use the following menu items in the T o w n sub-
menu:
destination
- Destination entry via the S T R E E T menu
item
ENTER PESTIMOTION I - Destination entry via the T O W N C E N T R E
DEST. FROM MEMORV menu item
SPECIAL DESTS.
TO FLOGGED DEST. Selecting the T O W N menu item
TOWN mark the T O W N menu item and press it to
STREET + confirm your selection.
Select the T O W N menu item to select the town

or city for your destination and then use the
Town submenu to define your destination more
closely.
NAVIGATION 61

The Editor © Entering a location name for a flagged des-
tination.
TOWN CENTRE The editor menu consists of:
HflNNOU- (D ® the speller (T) with letters, a blank space a n :

digits,
HflNNOUER ® the following 3 arrows t, • and + ©,
OBCDJFFGHIJKLMNO nri ® the editing field with a standard name or the
PQRSrlJffl-JXVZ luL cursor mark © ,
mo 1234567890 ©t+*i ® a section with the list entry (editing list) -
and
Use the editor to help you make all of the al- ® the zoom w i n d o w J , which displays the
phanumeric entries required for navigation. character marked in magnified form.
These include: The cursor in the speller will first highlight the
® Entering the names of t o w n s or streets for letter A .
your destination,
® Entering a short name w h e n storing a desti-
nation in the destination memory.
62 NAVIGATION

Entering a City Name • Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to
mark the letter you want to select. M o v e
the cursor to the desired letter. The letter
~> ENTER CITV will appear in the z o o m w i n d o w in magni-
fied form.
HfiHHOU- ® • Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @
HHNNOUER briefly to confirm your selection.
ABCDEFSHIJKLMNO The corresponding letter will appear in the ed-
PQRSTUfflWXVZ iting field. At the same time, the input cursor
mO 1234567890 t+«J will move one space to the right. The next cor-
responding entry on the editing list will appear.
Enter the first letter of the city name in the edit Repeat these steps as often as necessary.
field (3). With each letter you enter, the list will Note: If you enter an incorrect letter,
automatically move to the corresponding entry you can use the key marked — @ to
on the list and display it in the editing list (V). delete it.
This feature allows you to find the city/town Then select the correct letter.
you are looking for quickly without having to Use the arrows t and \o access special char-
enter the complete name. acters other than those on display.

Accessing the List • U s e the right-hand rotary/pushbutton (g) to
mark 4 and press it to confirm your selec-
1
tion.
S E L E C T C I TV | Note: If the city name you want to se-
KARLSRUHE • lect appears on the list more than once,
KORLSRUHE-ANDfiU
the system will open a submenu from
which you can select the desired entry.
KRRLSRUHE-BERGURLD Selecting a city name from a list
KflRLSRUHE-MRXflU • U s e the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ tc
KflRLSTflDT + mark the entry you want to select and press
it to confirm.
Use the list to select the city you want to enter Paging through the list: Turn the right-hand rc-
as your destination. tary/pushbutton @ to move the selection ba~
There are two w a y s to access the list from the to the arrow and then beyond the first or las:
edit menu. entry.
To scroll through the list page by page, move
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton § ) the selection bar to mark the arrow and ther
for longer than 2 seconds or press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ .
Press the Info key (£) to display an abbreviatec
list entry followed by ... in its full length.
64 NAVIGATIO,

Entering your Exact Destination f ) T O W N C E N T R E - appears for t o w n s with
f e w e r than 50,000 inhabitants if it is not
possible to use the S T R E E T menu item.
ADDRESS EHTRV | This depends on the CD-ROM you are us-
ing. In this case, you can select digitised
STREET t o w n centres as your destination instead.
TOWN CENTRE ® C L O S E T O A D D R E S S - allows you to
CLOSE TO ADDRESS select your destination f r o m different cate-
gories, such as motorway access points or
shopping centres. This function will not be
available unless the corresponding informa-
tion has been stored on the navigation CD.
The A D D R E S S E N T R Y submenu will appear Destinations close to the address can also
once you have entered a destination t o w n . be located outside of the city/town entered
as a destination. The possible destinations
Use this menu to define your destination more which are close to the address entered are
exactly. displayed along with their distance from the
'•) S T R E E T - allows you to enter a street and destination.
then an intersection in cities w i t h more than
50,000 inhabitants. This depends on the CD-
ROM you are using (refer to the CD book).
NAVIGATION 65

Destination Entry - Street - Intersection
Selecting a Street as the S e l e c t i n g the S T R E E T m e n u item
• In the destination entry menu or in the sub-
Destination
menu for entering the city, use the right-har:
rotary/pushbutton @ to mark the STREET
OPPRESS EHTRV | menu item and press it to confirm your se-
lection.
STREET One of the following displays will then appea-
TOWN CENTRE - A street list (if there are no more than 2C
CLOSE TO OPPRESS digitised streets in the destination town) c
- The edit menu if there are more than 2'.
entries.
Entering the street name in the edit menu
Use the S T R E E T menu item to select the de- • Enter the street name in the editing field I
sired street and then the street submenu to the edit menu.
define the destination address more precisely.
• Then hold the right-hand rotary/pushbuttor
@ pressed down for a moment to access
the list or
mark + and confirm your selection.
66 NAVIGATION

S e l e c t i n g the S t r e e t f r o m a List Note: If the street name you want to
select appears on the list more than
once, the system will open a submenu
^ SELECT STREET | from which you can select the desired
entry.
KURZ-STRRSSE, ERI... A longer street name may be stored more than
KURZE STRRSSE once to make it easier for you to find, e.g.
KURZEBRRCKER UEG RAABE-WEG, WILHELM-
KURZEN UEG, RM WILHELM-RAABE-WEG.
KURZER STEIG
Scroll through the list by moving the selection
bar beyond the last entry (paging forwards) or
the first entry (paging backwards).
mark the desired entry and press the rotary/
""^ pushbutton to confirm your selection.
The s y s t e m will access the street s u b m e n u .
NAVIGATION 67

Selecting an Intersection as the C<§) H O U S E N U M B E R - activates the eo
menu/the list from which you can select i
Destination house number or block of house numbers
ADDRESS ENTRY N o t e : If it is not p o s s i b l e t o m a r k the

H O U S E N U M B E R m e n u i t e m , t h e n the
CONTINUE C D - R O M has no i n f o r m a t i o n on house

numbers.
INTERSECTION <§> C O N T I N U E - ends the entry of the address
HOUSE NUMBER and activates the main navigation menu.
Once you have pressed C O N T I N U E , you have

completed destination entry at this point. Yol
can start route guidance to the street enterec
You can define your destination address more refer to page 87.
precisely in the street s u b m e n u :
® I N T E R S E C T I O N - activates the edit menu/
the list from which you can seiect an inter-
section.
68 NAVIGATIO!

Destination Entry - T o w n Centre
S e l e c t i n g a T o w n C e n t r e (Part of tination by entering a S T R E E T . In this case,

the S T R E E T menu item will be marked by an
Town)
asterisk * .
In larger cities, you can use the T O W N C E N -
ADDRESS ENTRY | T R E menu item to select individual parts of the
town directly.
STREET S e l e c t i n g t h e T O W N C E N T R E m e n u item
TOWN CENTRE • Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to
CLOSE TO ADDRESS mark T O W N C E N T R E in the destination
entry menu and press it to confirm your se-
lection.
One of the following displays will appear:

You can use the T O W N C E N T R E menu item - The list (if there are no more than 20 possi-
to enter the centre of a part of the t o w n as your ble centres) or
destination in larger cities. - The edit menu.
In cities with fewer than 50,000 inhabitants, this
menu item is used to enter the actual town
centre as your destination because the C D -
R O M used does not support defining your des-
NAVIGATION 69

S e l e c t i n g the T o w n C e n t r e Following this, the system will return to the
main navigation menu.
Now you can start route guidance, refer to page
TOUN CENTRE 87.
HflHNOU- Note: For larger cities, parts of the city
will appear on the list, refer to page 69.
HflNNOUER If the city name (or city centre name)
OBCDEFGHIJKLMNO Vfj you want to select appears on the list
more than once, the system will open a
PQRSTUHIIJJXVZ lul submenu from which you can select the
mO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 t+4" desired entry.
• Enter the name of the part of t o w n you want

to select in the editing field or confirm an
existing entry.
• N o w access the list.
mark the t o w n centre you want to select
from the list and confirm your selection.
70 NAVIGATIOI

Destination Entry - Special Destinations
Entering Special Destinations S U P R A R E G I O N A L DESTINATIONS

Special destinations which appear under suprar-
^ SPECIAL PESTS. I egional destinations are not selected in connec-

tion with any destination already c h o s e n . U s e
this function to select such points as a motor-
SURROUNDING AREA way service centre or an airport directly as your
SUPRAREG. DESTS. destination and start route guidance.
CLOSE TO ADDRESS (§ Destinations C L O S E T O A D D R E S S
CLOSE TO LOCATION These special destinations depend on the des-
tination which has already been selected. Use
this function to help you do such things as find
a car park in a large city you are unfamiliar with.
You can also enter other types of destinations
if you select S P E C I A L D E S T S . in the desti- ® Destinations close to your current vehicle
nation entry menu. location ( C L O S E T O L O C A T I O N )
S p e c i a l d e s t i n a t i o n s include: This type of special destination indicates desti-
® Destinations in the S U R R O U N D I N G A R E A nations in your immediate current vicinity. Se-
lect this menu item if you are planning a stopo-
* Use this menu item to display and select spe- ver, e.g. at the next petrol station. If necessary,
cial destinations, e.g. car parks, in the destina- you can also find the nearest V o l k s w a g e n serv-
tion town or city. ice centre quickly and easily.
NAVIGATION 71

mark the type of special destination you
want to select and press it to confirm your
selection.
To enter the rest of the information required

use the categories, which are stored in alpha-
betical order. These categories will vary depend-
ing on the type of special destination you have
selected.
C a t e g o r i e s can include:
- M o t o r w a y service
- V W dealership
A s a rule, the system does not display any cat-
egories for which there is no information avail-
able on the C D - R O M . After you have selected
the category, you can select your actual desti-
nation from the list in the edit m e n u .

Selecting the category Note: If there are more than 20 entries
for a category, an edit menu will appear
first. Enter the name of the destination
> SURROUNDING AREA or the first letters and access the cor-
responding list.
STATION
SHOPPING CENTRE
AIRPORT
HOSPITAL
PUBLIC PLACES +
mark the entry you want to select and press
it to confirm your selection.
A list will appear for the category selected.
NAVIGATION 73

Selecting an entry from the list Note: Press the INFO key 6 to display
abbreviated entries marked by three
dots (...) in their full length.
STATION | To do so, use the right-hand rotary/push-
button is to mark the corresponding
3.1km LEHRE(BROUN... entry and press the INFO key @ .
4.6km SCHRNDELfiH
9.4km BRRUNSCHUEI...
10km KONIGSLUTTER
11km BRflUNSCHUEI... +
• Select the entry you are looking for from the
list by marking it and confirming your selec-
tion.
Following this, the s ys t em will return to the

main navigation m e n u .
N o w you can begin route guidance, refer to
page 87.
74 NAVIGATION

Destination Entry - From the Destination Memory
Entering a Destination from the S e l e c t i n g the DEST. FROM MEMORY

Destination Memory menu item
W h e n you activate the destination entry m e n u ,
the selection bar will highlight D E S T . F R O M
ENTER DESTINATION MEMORY
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @
DEST. FROM MEMORY to confirm this selection.
SPECIAL DESTS. A submenu will appear.
TO FLAGGED DEST.
TOWN
STREET
A c t i v a t i n g the enter d e s t i n a t i o n m e n u
To activate the destination entry m e n u , mark
the menu item for E N T E R D E S T I N A T I O N in
the main navigation menu and confirm your se-
lection.

Selecting a Memory The following selections are available:
- LAST DESTINATIONS
PEST. FROM MENQRV I - ALPH. SORTING
LAST PESTIMOTIQMS PERSONAL ORDER

RLPH.SORTING
PERSONAL ORPER Selecting a stored destination
Select one of the memories listed above. The
name of the memory selected will appear in
the menu line. )
• Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton (29) to
• U s e the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to mark the entry you want to select.
select the memory you want in the submenu
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton ( 3
and press it to confirm your selection.
to confirm your selection.
Following this, the s y s t e m will return to the

main navigation menu. The destination select-
ed is active.
N o w you can begin route guidance, refer to
page 87.
76 NAVIGATION

Storing a Destination in the This will enable you to find the destination more
easily later.
Destination Memory
Activate the destination m e m o r y menu direct-
ly by selecting D E S T . M E M O R Y in the main
PEST. MEMORV I navigation menu.
To use these stored destinations at a later date,
STORE DESTINATION they can be displayed in either t h e order in
STORE FLAG which they w e r e stored or alphabetically. You
CHANGE SHORT NAME can re-sort the order of the stored destinations
at any time.
DEL. DESTINATIONS To enter a destination f r o m the destination
SORT DESTINATIONS memory, you can also use the L A S T D E S T I -
N A T I O N S memory. This memory automatical-
It is possible to store a destination you have ly stores the last 10 destinations used for route
entered in the destination memory so that you guidance.
will be able to use it again at a later date. Note: When the memory can no longer
A destination is stored in the D E S T . M E M O - accommodate any more destinations,
RY the f o l l o w i n g message will appear: "Des-
t i n a t i o n m e m o r y is f u l l " a n d y o u w i l l
You can give the destination a short name (e.g.
have t o delete one or m o r e destinations
the first name of the person at that address).
before any n e w ones will be stored.
NAVIGATION 77

Storing a Destination in the Memory Entering a short name
• Enter the short name in the edit field (e.g.
HOME) by marking and confirming the let-
PEST. MENQRV | ters one after the other with the right-hanc
rotary/pushbutton @ .
STORE DESTINATION • Hold the right-hand rotary/pushbutton m
STORE FLAG pressed down for a moment to confirm the
CHANGE SHORT NAME short name entered or
DEL. DESTINATIONS • Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to
SORT DESTINATIONS mark + and press it to confirm your selec-
tion.
Use the function STORE DESTINATION to The destination has now been stored in the
store the current destination in the destination destination memory under the short name en-
memory. tered.
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton (29; If you do not want to enter a short name, press
to confirm the STORE DESTINATION the right-hand rotary/pushbutton (23,' to quit the
menu item. menu without entering a name.
The edit menu will appear so that you can en-
ter a short name for this destination.
78 NAVIGATIOK

Sorting the Destinations in the The memory will then appear with the destina-
tions as you have sorted t h e m .
Memory Manually
• U s e the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to
mark the destination you want to re-position.
PEST. MEMORY Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @
STORE DESTINATION
STORE FLAG The entry selected will be marked indicating that
it can n o w be m o v e d .
CHANGE SHORT NAME • Turn the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to
DEL. DESTINATIONS move the marked destination to the n e w po-
SORT DESTINATIONS sition.
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @

If you use s o m e destinations more frequently to confirm the n e w position.
than others, it is advisable to store them, sort-
ed according to the criteria you select.
• Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton (3)
to confirm the SORT DESTINATIONS
menu item.
NAVIGATION 79

Destination Entry - To a Flagged Destination
Setting a Flagged Destination To confirm that a flagged destination has beer

set, S E T F L A G will appear in the display alone
with the time and the geographical position.
You can also store a flagged destination in the
destination memory and give it a short name
immediately after you have set it. If you store
the flagged destination in the destination m e m -
ory, it will be available for route guidance at a
later date.
Any flagged destination you have set will be
overwritten the next time you press the Flag
key @ .
A flagged destination marks the current loca-
tion of your vehicle w h e n you press the Flag
key @ during a trip using route guidance or the
s h o w location function. However, it is neces-
sary to have the navigation C D inserted in the
C D drive. This destination might be an interest-
ing shop that you would like to c o m e back to
later.
• Press the Flag key @ .
SO NAVIGATION

Storing a Flagged Destination A c t i v a t i n g the destination memory
menu
> PEST. MEMORV Mark and confirm D E S T . M E M O R Y in the

main navigation menu to activate the destina-
STORE DESTINATION tion memory menu.
STORE FLAG Selecting the S T O R E F L A G menu item

CHRNGE SHORT NAME • Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to
DEL. DESTINATIONS mark S T O R E F L A G and press it to con-
SORT DESTINATIONS firm your selection.
N o w the speller menu will appear so that you

can also enter a short name for the flagged
You can store the flagged destination perma-
destination.
nently in the destination memory.
NAVIGATION 8 •

Naming the Flagged Destination C o n f i r m i n g t h e s t a n d a r d name:
• Press t h e right-hand rotary/pushbutton (3
for longer than 2 seconds to confirm the
SHORT NAME I entry as FLAG DEST. (TIME)
HOTEL-
FLfiG DEST. (05:26] J
E n t e r i n g a s h o r t name o f y o u r o w n :
vj
• Use the edit menu to enter a short name.
RBCDEFGHIJKLMNO The standard name will be deleted as soon
PQRSTUfflbJXYZ as you enter the first letter.
mO 1234567890 ' • To confirm your entry, hold the right-hanc
rotary/pushbutton 29 pressed d o w n for a
In the speller menu you can either confirm the moment.
standard name FLAG DEST. (TIME) or enter
The flagged destination will be stored under the
any short name of your choice.
given name in the destination memory.
82 NAVIGATION

Selecting a Flagged Destination S e l e c t i n g the T O F L A G G E D D E S T . m e n u
item
as a Destination
mark the T O F L A G G E D D E S T . menu item
ENTER DESTINATION I in the destination memory menu and press
it to confirm your selection.
DEST. FROM MEMORV Following this, the main navigation menu will
SPECIAL PESTS. appear and route guidance is ready to start.
TO FLAGGED DEST. N o w you can start route guidance, refer to page
TOWN 87.
N o t e : T h e r e is o n l y o n e d e s t i n a t i o n
STREET + s t o r e d in t h e f l a g g e d d e s t i n a t i o n m e m -
ory. U n l e s s an e x i s t i n g f l a g g e d desti-
A c t i v a t i n g t h e d e s t i n a t i o n entry m e n u n a t i o n is s t o r e d in t h e a l p h a b e t i c a l
Mark and confirm E N T E R D E S T I N A T I O N in m e m o r y , it will a l w a y s be d e l e t e d as
the main navigation menu to activate the desti- s o o n as the Flag key • is pressed again.
nation entry menu.
NAVIGATION 83

Route Options
Planning a Route Selecting t h e Route Options function

• Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton 29 tc
mark the R O U T E O P T I O N S menu item in
MRUI MOIN MENU I the main navigation menu and press it tc
confirm your selection.
SHOW LOCATION t
ENTER DESTINATION Following this, the menu for the selection of
the route options will appear.
PEST. MEMORV
ROUTE OPTIONS
MERIflN scout +
After you have entered a destination, you can
use the R O U T E O P T I O N S menu item in the
main navigation menu to plan the route and dis-
play the route calculated.
84 NAVIGATION

Setting the Route Options ROUTE - Here you can determine whether you
want to take the Quick or the Short route to
your destination.
ROUTE OPTIONS M O T O R W A Y S - Here you can d e t e r m i n e
whether you want to use or avoid motorways.
ROUTE LIST
II FAST FERRIES - Here you can determine w h e t h e r
ROUTE or not ferry connections should be included in
MOTORWAYS WITH the route planning.
FERRIES AUQID TOLL ROAD - Here you can determine w h e t h -
TOLL ROAD WITH er you want to use or avoid toll roads.
Select either WITH or AVOID.
• Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton (3) to N o t e : In rare cases, a r o u t e m i g h t be

mark the route option you want to alter c a l c u l a t e d u s i n g an o p t i o n t h a t w a s
m a r k e d as " A v o i d " . This w i l l be done if
• To select the alternative setting for the op- the s e l e c t i o n o f t h e o p t i o n c o n c e r n e d
tion, first mark the menu item concerned and results in an u n r e a s o n a b l y l o n g and/or
then press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton c o m p l i c a t e d r o u t e . The r o u t e o p t i o n s
w i l l remain active f o r all r o u t e guidance
u n t i l t h e y are a l t e r e d .
ROUTE LIST - The route list calculated to your
destination will appear in the display.
NAVIGATION 85

C a l c u l a t i n g the Route List The route list will remain on display, but it is
not dynamic. It will not "follow along" w i t h the
route as you drive.
ROUTE OPTIONS I The entries will appear along w i t h information
on the distance. If the driving route is altered
ROUTE L I S T the route list must be re-calculated. The list in-
ROUTE dicates the stretches of road and includes in-
MOTORWAYS 13 I formation on how long they are.
FERRIES EJHHu To quit the route list:
TOLL ROOD •JBuSI Press key ® to return to the R O U T E OP-

T I O N S menu.
N o t e : If i t i s n o t p o s s i b l e t o c a l c u l a t e a
• Select the R O U T E L I S T menu item and route list, there w i l l be a correspond-
press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ ing message in t h e display.
Depending on the length of the route, the cal-

culation process may take a f e w seconds.
W h e n the calculation is complete, the route list
will appear in the display.
86 NAVIGATION

Route Guidance
Starting Route G u i d a n c e Information d i s p l a y

The information display contains information on
> NflUI MAIN MENU I the distance to your destination and the esti-
mated time of your arrival at the destination,
ROUTE GUIDANCE
your travelling direction and the bar graph indi-
cating the distance to the next turn/change in
SHOW LOCATION direction.
ENTER DESTINATION If the option for DRIVE S Y M B . has been set
DEST. MEMORY to O N in the Set-up menu - Navigation (refer to
ROUTE OPTIONS +
page 23), the visual driving recommendations will
appear both in the instrument cluster and in the
display of the radio navigation s y s t e m . If the
After you have entered a destination and set option for DRIVE S Y M B . has been set to OFF,
the route options (if necessary), you can start the visual driving recommendations will appear
route g u i d a n c e by c o n f i r m i n g the R O U T E in the instrument cluster only. The information
G U I D A N C E menu item in the main naviga- on the destination will appear in the display.
tion menu.
Displaying the complete destination
-v Following this, a route guidance w i n d o w will address
• appear in the display.
Press INFO (?) to display the current destina-
tion and more detailed information. The current
voice output will also be repeated.
NAVIGATION 87

Route Guidance with Driving The name of the street you are currently travel-
ling on will appear in the lower part of the dis-
Symbols
play if there is a straight-on arrow to indicate
your direction.
FM1.1 BAYERN3 If there is an arrow indicating a turn, the name
of the street you will be turning onto will ap-
51 pear. This is also indicated by a small arrov.
pointing to the right directly beside the street
km name.
11:35 The active audio sources and functions will be

displayed in the background. During route guid-
ance, you can use all of the audio sources as
••RSTERNSTRflSSE usual, except for the built-in CD drive.
If the option for D R I V E S Y M B . has been set

to O N in the Set-up menu - Navigation (refer to
page 23), the display will show the visual driv-
ing recommendations, the remaining travelling
time or the time of arrival (refer to page 23,
INFO) and the distance to the next change of
direction or a bar graph.
88 NAVIGATION

Route Guidance without Driving The display background will indicate the navi-
gation status, e.g. ROUTE GUIDANCE and
Symbols
the distance to your destination.
If the option for LANGUAGE has been set to
ROUTE GUIDANCE 51km ON in the Set-up menu - Navigation, spoken
driving recommendatiqnS will be added to the
EINSLIVE
vjsual ones during route guidance. Press INFO
J) to repeat the most recent spoken recom-
mendation at any time.
FM1 0 TP
If the option for DRIVE SYMB. has been set
to OFF in the Set-up menu - Navigation (refer
to page 23), the visual driving recommendations
will appear in the instrument cluster only. In
navigation mode, the information window will
appear in the display foreground and the audio
source selected in the background. In audio
mode, this display priority is reversed.
NAVIGATION 89

OFF MAP Route Guidance OFF ROAD Route Guidance
FMl.i EINSLIUE FM1.1 EINSLIUE

51 51
OFF OFF
km ^DEST MAP km DEST ^ ROAD
- -:-
If the destination entered or the current vehi- If the system cannot identify the current posi-
cle position is located outside of the digitised tion of the vehicle w i t h respect to a street/road
map material stored on the navigation CD, OFF on the navigation CD used, OFF ROAD route
M A P navigation will be provided. guidance will be provided.
The display will indicate the compass direction The display will indicate the compass direction
of the destination. The distance to the destina- of the destination and the distance to the des-
tion as the crow flies will also be displayed. tination as the crow flies.
90 NAVIGATION

NO M A P Route G u i d a n c e route guidance will go into effect if you remove
the C D - R O M while route guidance is active.
FM1.1 EINSLIUE TP W h e n you put the C D - R O M back into the sys-

tem, route guidance will resume if it w a s ac-
51 tive previously.
*
N o t e : For t e c h n i c a l reasons it may t a k e
km DEST several m i n u t e s f o r route g u i d a n c e to
r e s u m e properly w i t h s p o k e n d r i v i n g
r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s and the p i c t o g r a m s
after the C D - R O M has been re-inserted
NO MAP into the C D drive. This t i m e is required
for the s y s t e m to clearly identify the
It is also possible to have route guidance with- current vehicle position. During this
out using a C D . This route guidance is provided t i m e , " O F F R O A D " may appear in the
without a map. The display indicates the direc- d i s p l a y . In densely built-up areas w i t h
tion and the distance to your destination as the a c l o s e l y w o v e n n e t w o r k of r o a d w a y s ,
crow flies. There are no spoken driving recom- the l o c a t i n g f u n c t i o n may not be c o m -
mendations available. pletely accurate u n t i l the s y s t e m is able
to orient itself clearly. To speed up the
This function is useful on lengthy stretches of locating process, place the C D - R O M
motorway where you do not need much infor- back i n t o the s y s t e m on the m o t o r w a y ,
mation from the navigation s y s t e m . N O M A P if p o s s i b l e .
NAVIGATION 91

Show Location with CD At the Finish Line
FMi.l EIHSLIUE FMl.l EIHSLIUE TP
^HORTH
RSTERNSTRflSSE
W h e n the S h o w Location function has been W h e n you have reached your destination, you
activated, an arrow indicating due north will will see the display illustrated above. After 5
appear in the display. The name of the street seconds, the main navigation menu will appear.
you are currently travelling on will also be dis- If the destination is located in a non-digitised
played if it is available. area (possible for flagged destinations only) but
close to a digitised street, route guidance will
take you to this street and you will receive the
following m e s s a g e : " Y o u have reached your
destination".
92 NAVIGATION

If the destination is located further away from Cancelling Active Route Guidance
a digitised street, you will receive the following
message: "You have reached the area of your
destination". Then the display will s h o w "OFF
ROAD" and a directional arrow as well as the
remaining distance will guide you to your final
destination.
To cancel route guidance, activate the main

navigation menu.
• Press NAVI ® .
Here select either E N T E R D E S T I N A T I O N or

S H O W L O C A T I O N . Active route guidance will
be cancelled.
• Select one of the menu items and press the
right-hand rotary/pushbutton 29 to confirm
your selection.
NAVIGATION 93

Destination M e m o r y
Overview In the destination memory it is possible to store,

edit, sort and delete destinations.
HflUI MAIN MENU In the destination memory sorted according to

your o w n personal criteria, you can store the
destinations in t h e alphabetical destination
ROUTE GUIDANCE memory in an order which you choose.
SHOW LOCATION In the destination memory containing the last
ENTER DESTINATION destinations, the last ten destinations used for
navigation are stored in chronological order. It
DEST. MEMORV is possible to deactivate the automatic storage
ROUTE OPTIONS of the last destinations. Please refer to the sec-
tion in Set-up menu - Navigation on page 23.
To activate the destination memory menu di- Short names, which you enter yourself, enable
rectly from the main navigation menu, select you to find stored destinations in the destina-
the D E S T . M E M O R Y menu item. tion memory quickly and easily. The short name
always comes before the destination name. A
short name can be the first name of the person
at that address or another term, such as HOME.
94 NAVIGATION

S T O R E D E S T I N A T I O N - stores a navigation
PEST. MEMORY | destination in the destination memory, refer to

page 77.
STORE DESTINATION S T O R E F L A G - stores and edits a flagged des-
STORE FLAG tination which has been set, refer to page 8 1 .
CHANGE SHORT NAME C H A N G E SHORT N A M E changes short

names in the destination memory, refer to page
DEL. DESTINATIONS 96.
SORT DESTINATIONS D E L . D E S T I N A T I O N S - deletes last destina-

tions, individual destinations or all destinations,
refer to page 98.
Select from among the following menu items:
S O R T D E S T I N A T I O N S sorts the destina-
tions in the destination memory to make a list
of destinations according to the user's o w n cri-
teria, refer to page 97.
NAVIGATION 95

Entering/Changing S h o r t N a m e s Editing short names
• Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton § ) to
mark the C H A N G E S H O R T N A M E menu M
PEST. MEMQRV | item and press it to confirm your selection. • 4
The alphabetical destination m e m o r y will
STORE DESTINATION appear in the display.
STORE FLAG Now use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton to
CHANGE SHORT NAME mark and select the entry you want to change.
DEL. DESTINATIONS Following this, the speller menu will appear.
SORT DESTINATIONS • Use the list of characters to enter a short

name. The entry you want to edit will ap-
pear in the highlighted text line.
You can give t h e entries in t h e destination
memory a short name. This will enable you to • To confirm your changes, hold the right-hand
find the destinations in the memories quickly and rotary/pushbutton @ pressed d o w n for a
easily. Short names can be the first name of the moment.
person at that address, for example. It is also
possible to edit the short names at a later date.
The short name always comes before the ac-
tual destination name. The speller menu is used
to enter the short name.
96 NAVIGATION

Sorting Destinations The entry selected will be marked indicating that
it can now be m o v e d .
SORT DESTINATIONS I • Turn the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to

move the marked destination to the new po-
sition.
HOME.- HANNOUER +
MUTTI? HAMBURG • Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @
to confirm the n e w position.
•HOTEL, BRAUNSCHU...
HQRST, KARLSRUHE N o w you can select another entry.
CflRSTEN? CELLE + • Press ® to return to the main destina-

tion memory m e n u .
• Mark and confirm the S O R T DESTINA-

T I O N S menu item.
• Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton (zg. to

1
select the entry you want to move. Press

the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to con-
firm your selection.

Deleting Destinations from the Destination Memory
Deleting D e s t i n a t i o n s • Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to
mark the DEL. DESTINATIONS menu
item in the main destination memory and
DEL. PESTIHOTIONS 1 confirm your selection.
LAST DESTINATIONS - The destinations
LOST PEST INOTIQMS stored in the last destinations memory will be
SINGLE PEST. deleted. This option is not available if the last
ALL PESTINATIONS destinations memory has been activated (refer
to Set-up menu - Navigation, page 23).
BACK IHBHB
Destinations you no longer need can be deleted
SINGLE DEST. - It is also possible to delete
individual destinations in the destination memory.
First a list of the destinations will appear so that
you can select the one you want to delete.
from the destination memory. Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to se-
To prevent you from deleting one or more des- lect and mark the entry.
tinations by mistake, you will be prompted to ALL DESTINATIONS - All of the destinations
confirm your selection first. stored in the destination memory will be deleted.
After you have selected one of the menu items,
you will be prompted to confirm your selection.
The selection marked in the inquiry window is
CANCEL
98 NAVIGATION

Bypassing Traffic C o n g e s t i o n
Activating the Traffic Congestion The maximum length of the diversion is deter-
Function mined by the navigation s y s t e m . W h e n travel-
ling through the countryside, the diversions will
be longer because the road network is less
dense.
A c t i v a t i n g the m a i n b y p a s s c o n g e s t i o n
menu
• During route guidance, press the traffic con-
gestion key 2 2 to calculate an alternate
;
route.
The B Y P A S S C O N G E S T I O N menu will ap-

pear in the display.
Use this function to remove sections of the road

ahead of you from your route list. M e n u items
are used to select the length of the diversion.
The radio navigation s y s t e m then uses this in-
formation to calculate an alternate route to the
selected destination to bypass the traffic con-
gestion as far as possible. Route guidance will
resume with the n e w route.
NAVIGATION 99

S e l e c t i n g an A l t e r n a t e Route L O N G D I V E R S I O N - A long section of the
road ahead will be bypassed.
BVPflSS CONGESTION D E L E T E D I V E R S I O N - The last diversion will

be cancelled and the route re-calculated.
f
SHORTD^IUERSIQN N o t e : It is not a l w a y s p o s s i b l e to b l o c k
off s e c t i o n s of the route lying a h e a d . If
n e c e s s a r y , select the long d i v e r s i o n .
LONG DIUERSION A n y d i v e r s i o n s e n t e r e d will remain in
e f f e c t until the end of the trip.
If y o u use the b y p a s s c o n g e s t i o n f u n c -
•DELETE DIUERSION t i o n a g a i n , the last d i v e r s i o n will be
d e l e t e d and the new d i v e r s i o n will be
• U s e the right-hand rotary/pushbutton @ to s t o r e d for the route currently lying
mark one of the menu items and press it to ahead.
confirm your selection. If there are no alternate routes avail-
able, y o u will receive the f o l l o w i n g
S H O R T D I V E R S I O N - A short section of the
m e s s a g e : " C o n t i n u e to f o l l o w the
road ahead will be bypassed.
road". ^
M E D I U M D I V E R S I O N - A medium section
of the road ahead will be bypassed.
100 NAVIGATION

Travel Guide
The travel information could include such infor-
mation as prices, facilities and telephone/fax
NflUI MAIN MENU I numbers for hotel accommodation.
You will require a special travel-guide CD be-
ENTER DESTINATIONt fore you will be able to use the Travel Guide
DEST. MEMORY feature.
ROUTE OPTIONS Activating t h e Travel Guide

MERIAN s c o u t • Use the right-hand rotary/pushbutton (29) to
GPS STATUS mark the T R A V E L G U I D E menu item in
the main navigation menu. Press the right-
Use the Travel Guide to obtain information on hand rotary/pushbutton @ to confirm your
your destinations. The travel information is di- selection.
vided into categories.
The main Travel Guide menu will appear.
These c a t e g o r i e s might be: N o t e : If y o u r n a v i g a t i o n C D uses o n l y
- Accommodation one travel guide, t h e travel guide name
- Meals will appear directly in t h e main naviga-
- Tourist Information t i o n m e n u . If t h e r e a r e several t r a v e l
g u i d e s available, a s e l e c t i o n m e n u list-
ing the travel guides will appear first.
NAVIGATION 101

S e l e c t i n g a Destination Selecting a category and destination
Speller menus and lists are used to select des-
tinations and transfer t h e m to route guidance.
mark the menu item you would like to se-
lect. Press the right-hand rotary/pushbutton Press 'Qb @ to return to the list of categories.
(29; to confirm your selection.
The entries in the travel guide menu depend

on the travel guide selected and may vary. As a
result, only a f e w examples of possible entries
are provided here.
P L A C E N A M E - activates an edit menu for
the entry of the place name.
G O L F C O U R S E - activates an edit menu in
which you can select a specific golf course.
A C C O M M O D A T I O N - activates the category
list in the area surrounding the destination ad-
dress.
E N T E R T A I N M E N T - activates the category
list for the current vehicle position.

Glossary
COMFORT CODING MAG
Comfort coding automatically enters the sys- C D changer magazine to a c c o m m o d a t e 6 C D s
jj^. tern code via the instrument cluster.
T A - Traffic A n n o u n c e m e n t
E O N - E n h a n c e d Other N e t w o r k Priority for traffic m e s s a g e s
EON makes it possible for R D S radio stations
to exchange broadcast information within their T P - Traffic Program
broadcast network.
TP in the display indicates that the s y s t e m is
For example, this can mean that, during a traf- tuned into a traffic information radio station.
fic announcement, the s y s t e m s w i t c h e s from
a radio station which does not broadcast traffic Scan
information to one that does in the s a m e sta-
Scanning function for the radio stations within
tion network. After the traffic announcement
reception range and for C D tracks during C D
has ended, the system will switch back to the
operation.
previous station.
G A L A - Speed-dependent Volume Adjustment

j ^ T h e volume will be raised and lowered to c o m -
• pensate for driving noise.

This
able
Subji
Repr
part Note
writt Radio Card ' j Do not forget to remove
the "Radio Card" and keep
it in a safe place. Do not
leave it in the vehicle un-
Unit name Radio Navigation System der any circumstances!
If you lose the Radio Card
with the code number,
Series no. please contact a Volkswa-
gen service centre. They
will be able to provide you
Code no. with assistance free of
charge.
Please apply series no. and code no. stickers here.

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© M U T E key. M u t e s the audio sources in stages 15

© INFO key, Displays more detailed information 16

© M I X key, Plays back the tracks on a CD in random order 5 1 , 54

¥) A M key, Activates A M radio operation for the A M 1 and A M 2 memory banks 41

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©.' CD key. Activates C D and C D C operation 50, 52

©' DSP key, Activates the Digital Sound Package 57

14/19 Radio operation

®. SET key, Activates the Set-up menu 23

© Night display key, S w i t c h e s to night display 13

©• NAVI key, Activates the main navigation menu 58

© TELE key, Activates the telematics functions 17

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@ Backspace key, Deletes entries in the input line 63

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EINSLIVE W h e n a menu is on display, for navigation or

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< > If you press key © during voice output from

The currently active audio source will switch to

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The telematics key w has been included so N o t e : T h e t e l e m a t i c s f u n c t i o n is an op-

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RLfiRM automatically s w i t c h back to the last audio

If your radio navigation s y s t e m should receive

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ROUTE GUIDANCE 51km P H O N E will appear in the display.

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SETUP MENU | SETUP MENU

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SETUP MENU I SETUP UOLUME

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SETUP NAVIGATION L A N G U A G E - If you prefer route guidance

R E M E M B . D E S T . - switches the automatic

LOCATION save function for the last 10 destinations on or

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RDS REG flUTQ/iaa R D S R E G - Select this setting to allow the ra-

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R O U T E O P T I O N S activates the menu used

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- T O G G L E T I M E I N F O allows you to switch

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Use this menu to adjust the contrast for the

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^ ENTER CODE | The code number can be found on a sticker

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