Mazda ZOOM-ZOOM BT-50 User manual

Designed by ALPINE Japan
68-34732Z09-A
8-INCH ADVANCED NAVI STATION
X208AU M
• OWNER’S MANUAL
Please read before using this equipment.
ALPINE ELECTRONICS MARKETING, INC.
1-7, Yukigaya-Otsukamachi, Ota-ku,
Tokyo 145-0067, JAPAN
Phone: [phone]
ALPINE ELECTRONICS OF AMERICA, INC.
19145 Gramercy Place, Torrance,
California 90501, U.S.A.
Phone 1-800-ALPINE-1 (1-800-257-4631)
ALPINE ELECTRONICS OF AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD.
161-165 Princes Highway, Hallam
Victoria 3803, Australia
Phone [phone]
ALPINE ELECTRONICS GmbH
Wilhelm-Wagenfeld-Str. 1-3, 80807 München, Germany
Phone [phone]
ALPINE ELECTRONICS OF U.K. LTD.
Alpine House
Fletchamstead Highway, Coventry CV4 9TW, U.K.
www.alpine.co.uk
ALPINE ELECTRONICS France S.A.R.L.
184 allée des Erables
CS 52016 – Villepinte
95 945 Roissy CDG cedex
FRANCE
Phone : + 33(0)1 48 63 89 89
ALPINE ITALIA S.p.A.
Viale Cristoforo Colombo 8,
20090 Trezzano sul Naviglio MI, Italy
Phone [phone]
ALPINE ELECTRONICS DE ESPAÑA, S.A.
Portal de Gamarra 36, Pabellón, 32
01013 Vitoria (Alava)-APDO 133, Spain
Phone [phone]
Designed by ALPINE Japan
68-34732Z09-A
8-INCH ADVANCED NAVI STATION
X208AU
7-INCH ADVANCED NAVI STATION
INE-W977A
• OWNER’S MANUAL
Please read before using this equipment.
ALPINE ELECTRONICS MARKETING, INC.
1-7, Yukigaya-Otsukamachi, Ota-ku,
Tokyo 145-0067, JAPAN
Phone: [phone]
ALPINE ELECTRONICS OF AMERICA, INC.
19145 Gramercy Place, Torrance,
California 90501, U.S.A.
Phone 1-800-ALPINE-1 (1-800-257-4631)
ALPINE ELECTRONICS OF AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD.
161-165 Princes Highway, Hallam
Victoria 3803, Australia
Phone [phone]
ALPINE ELECTRONICS GmbH
Wilhelm-Wagenfeld-Str. 1-3, 80807 München, Germany
Phone [phone]
ALPINE ELECTRONICS OF U.K. LTD.
Alpine House
Fletchamstead Highway, Coventry CV4 9TW, U.K.
www.alpine.co.uk
ALPINE ELECTRONICS France S.A.R.L.
184 allée des Erables
CS 52016 – Villepinte
95 945 Roissy CDG cedex
FRANCE
Phone : + 33(0)1 48 63 89 89
ALPINE ITALIA S.p.A.
Viale Cristoforo Colombo 8,
20090 Trezzano sul Naviglio MI, Italy
Phone [phone]
ALPINE ELECTRONICS DE ESPAÑA, S.A.
Portal de Gamarra 36, Pabellón, 32
01013 Vitoria (Alava)-APDO 133, Spain
Phone [phone]
8-Inch Infotainment System Navigation Guide

3.
Contents
Infotainment System Navigation Guide
2.
Warnings and safety information
Safety information ............................................. 4
Getting Started
Navigation Menu
NavigationMenu...............................................13
Navigation Menu Functions ............................ 14
Using the Navigation ........................................ 16
Selecting a Destination......................................16
UsingFreeformSearch......................................16
Selecting an Address ........................................ 17
Entering an Address ........................................ 17
SelectingaTownCentre.................................... 17
Selecting the midpoint of a street .................. 18
Selecting an intersection in a town ................. 18
Using the postcode to select a destination ..... 18
Selecting a place of interest ............................... 18
Using Quick search categories ........................ 19
Searching by Category ...................................... 20
Searching by Name ........................................... 20
Finding help nearby ......................................... 21
Selecting a Saved location ................................. 21
Selecting a History item .................................... 21
Entering coordinates ........................................ 22
Selecting a location on the map ....................... 22
Planning a multipoint route ............................. 22
Checkingrouteinformationandalternatives.23
Checking Trac events .................................... 23
Initial Navigation Set-up .................................... 4
Screen Controls ................................................... 5
Using the buttons and other controls ............... 5
Using the cursor ................................................. 5
Using the keyboard ............................................ 5
Using touch gestures .......................................... 6
Manipulating the map ....................................... 6
Navigation View ................................................ 8
Streets and Roads .............................................. 10
GPSPositionMarkers.......................................10
eplannedroute.............................................. 10
Turn preview and next street ........................... 11
Manoeuvreicons ............................................... 11
Lane information and signposts ..................... 12
Junction View ................................................... 12
Motorway Services ........................................... 12
TunnelView.......................................................13
3DObject Types ................................................13
Trac events ..................................................... 13
Setting a new starting point ............................ 24
Adding an additional Destination .................. 25
Modifying the list of destinations .................. 25
Saving the planned route ................................ 25
Deleting the planned route ............................. 25
Selecting a route alternative when planning
the route ........................................................... 26
Selecting a route alternative for an existing
route .................................................................. 26
Saving a location ............................................. 27
Editing a saved location ................................ 27
Adding an alert point .................................... 28
Running a simulation ..................................... 28
O-road navigation ......................................... 29
Switching to O-road navigation ................... 29
Selecting the destination in o-road mode ... 29
Navigating in o-road mode .......................... 29
Editing the Route
2D/3D GPS reception ....................................... 30
Natural and TTS Voices ................................... 30
Road safety cameras and other proximity
Alert Points ...................................................... 30
Route calculation and recalculation ............ 31
SmartZoom.......................................................31
Speed Limit Warning ....................................... 31
Historical Trac ............................................... 31
Real-time Trac ............................................... 32
Intelligent Navigation ....................................... 32
Congestiondetour on highways...................... 32
Real-time alternative routes ............................. 33
Parking around destination ............................ 33
Hints upon detour ............................................. 33
Information Menu ............................................ 34
Where am I? ....................................................... 34
Trip monitor ..................................................... 35
Reference Guide
SetupMenu ........................................................ 36
Route Preferences ............................................. 37
Vehicle Prole ................................................... 37
Route Planning Method types ......................... 38
Navigation Mode .............................................. 38
Road types ......................................................... 39
Sound ................................................................. 41
Warnings ........................................................... 41
Navigation View ............................................... 42
Regional ............................................................. 44
Display ............................................................... 44
Trac ................................................................. 45
Trip Monitor ...................................................... 46
User Proles ...................................................... 47
Setup Menu
EndUser Licence Agreement...........................47
Copyright Note ................................................. 51
Licence Agreements
Updating the navigation soware and
the maps ............................................................ 29
Map and Software Updates

Warnings and Safety information
e navigation system helps you nd your way to your destination
with the built-in GPS receiver. is Navigation System does not
transmit your GPS position; others cannot track you.
It is important to look at the display only when it is safe to do so.
If you are the driver of the vehicle, we recommend that you plan
and review your route before you start your journey. Plan the route
before your departure and stop if you need to change the route.
You must follow the trac rules. If you deviate from the planned
route, the Navigation System changes the instructions accordingly.
For more information, see the end-user licence agreement (Page
47).
4.5.
Getting Started
e Navigation System is optimised for in-car use. You can use
it easily by tapping the screen buttons and the map with your
ngertips.
Initial Navigation Set-up
When using the navigation soware for the rst time, an initial
set-up process starts automatically.
1. Select your preferred language, then tap ‘Select’ to conrm your
selection. Later you can change it in Regional settings (page 44).
2. Read the end-user licence agreement, and tap ‘Accept’ if you
agree with the terms of use.
3. e Conguration Wizard starts. Tap ‘Next’ to continue.
4. Select the language and speaker used for voice guidance
messages. Later you can change it in Regional settings (page 44).
Tap ‘Next’ to continue.
5. If needed, modify the time format and unit settings. Later you
can change them in Regional settings (page 44). Tap ‘Next’ to
continue.
6. If needed, modify the default route planning options. Later
you can change them in Route Preferences (page 37). e correct
Speed Pulse Conguration is ‘Mode-1’, do not alter. Tap ‘Next’ to
continue.
7. e initial set-up is now complete, tap ‘Finish’.
8. A warning appears to draw your attention to the hazards of
operating, entering data into or obtaining data from the Navigation
System during driving or transportation. Aer reading it carefully,
tap ‘Accept’ to enter the navigation view.
Note: is warning pops up every time you start the Navigation
Screen controls
Access the Sound setup screen by swiping down from the top of
the screen while in an audio source.
Using the buttons and other controls
To operate the Navigation System, tap the buttons on the touch
screen. e Navigation menu may contain several menu items on
one or more pages.
You need to conrm selections or changes only if the application
needs to be restarted, if it needs to perform a major
reconguration, or if you are about to lose some of your data or
settings. Otherwise, the Navigation System saves your selections
and applies the new settings without conrmation as soon as you
use the controls.
Using the cursor
You can select a map location by tapping the map during
navigation.
When a map location is selected, the cursor ( ) appears at
the selected point on the map.
e location of the cursor can be used as the destination of the
route or a new Alert Point. You can also search for Places around it
or add this location to your saved locations.
You can also select some of the objects on the map. If you tap the
map at the icon of a Place or trac event, the object is selected, and
you can get information about this object or use it as a route point.
Using the keyboard
You can type with your ngertips on the screen keyboards and you
can switch between various keyboard layouts, for example English,
Greek or numerical. Only those keyboard buttons are active that
can be used to type a name that is available on the map. e other
keys are greyed out.
Action Function
Switching to another
keyboard layout, for
example from an English
keyboard to a Greek
keyboard
Tap and select the new
keyboard layout from the list.
Correcting your entry
on the keyboard Tap to remove the unneces-
sary character(s).
Tap and hold the button to delete
several characters or the entire
input string.
Entering a space, for
example between a rst
name and a family name
or in multi-word street
names
Tap the
button at the bottom centre of the
screen.
Entering upper and
lower case letters
By default, when entering a text, the
rst character appears in upper case
while the rest of the text is in lower
case. Tap to enter an upper
case letter or tap it twice to turn on
Caps Lock. Tap again to use lower
case letters.
Entering numbers and
symbols Ta p to switch to a keyboard
oering numbers and symbols.
Finalising the keyboard
entry Tap
Hiding the keyboard
Tap

6.7.
Using touch gestures
You usually need to tap the screen only once. However, some useful
features can be accessed with other gestures. See the table below.
Action Function
Tapping and
holding the
screen
Tap and keep pressing the following buttons to
reach extra functions:
• Tap and hold the following button on list and
menu screens to show the Navigation view:
• Tap and hold any of the following buttons on
the Navigation view to rotate, tilt, or scale the
map continuously:
• Tap and hold the following button on
keyboard screens to quickly delete several
characters:
• Tap and hold the following buttons in long
lists to scroll pages continuously:
,
Dragging Drag the screen in the following cases:
• To move the handle on a slider.
• To scroll a list: grab the list anywhere and
slide your nger up and down. Depending on
the speed of the sliding, the list scrolls faster or
slower, only a bit or till the end.
• To move the map in browsing mode: grab the
map, and move it in the desired direction.
Manipulating the map
If you tap the map anywhere during navigation, the map stops
following the current position (the blue arrow is not locked in a
x position on the screen anymore) and control buttons appear to
help you modify the map view.
You can perform the following actions on the map:
Action Buttons Function
Checking
location
information
No buttons e top section of the
Navigation view shows
information about the selected
point (the cursor ).
Moving
the map by
dragging
No buttons Move the map in any direction:
tap and hold the map and
move your nger towards the
direction you want to move
the map.
Zooming in
and out
Change how much of the map is
displayed on the screen.
e Navigation System uses
maps that let you examine the
locations at various zoom levels,
always with optimised content.
It always displays street names
and other text with the same
font size, never upside-down,
and you only see the streets and
objects that you need.
Map scaling has a limit in 3D
map view mode. If you zoom
out further, the map switches to
2D view mode.
Tap once to modify the view in
a large step, or tap and hold the
button to modify it
continuously and smoothly.
Tilting up
and down
Change the vertical view angle
of the map in 3D mode.
Tap once to modify the view in
a large step, or tap and hold the
button to modify it
continuously and smoothly.
Rotating le
and right
Changes the horizontal view
angle of the map.
Tap once to modify the view in
a large step, or tap and hold the
button to modify it
continuously and smoothly.
Changing
2D, 3D, or
2D North up
views
Switch between the 3D
perspective, 2D Heading up,
and 2D North up map view
modes. In Heading up mode the
map is rotated so its top always
points in the current driving
direction. is is the default
orientation in 3D map view
mode. In North up mode, the
map faces North.
Checking the
Compass
e direction of the compass
shows North.
Map actions continued:
Action Buttons Function
Selecting
additional
options
Open a list of additional
features like saving a
location, or searching for
Places around the cursor.
Selecting a
destination
Select the cursor location
as a new destination. e
route is automatically
calculated.

8.9.
Navigation View
e navigation view is the main screen of the Navigation System that shows the planned route on a map. e Navigation System works
with digital maps which are not simply the computerised versions of traditional paper maps. Similarly to paper road maps, the 2D mode of
digital maps shows you streets and roads. Elevation is also illustrated in colour.
e navigation view displays the following screen buttons, data elds, and route information on the map during navigation:
Number Name Description
1 Current position marker e current position is displayed as a blue arrow by default. When there is no GPS position,
the current position marker is transparent and it shows your last known position. See page
10.
2 Planned route e planned route is displayed as an orange line.
3 Data elds ree data elds show the following information:
• e estimated time of the arrival at the destination
• e remaining time of the trip
• e remaining distance to the destination.
By tapping and holding it, you can access additional information about the current trip on a
dashboard screen and in the Trip Summary.
You can change the default values in Setup menu (page 36) or by tapping the area where the
data elds appear, see page 43.
If you have not selected a destination, you can see your heading instead of the three data
elds.
4 Next Turn Preview It shows the type of the next manoeuvre and its distance. See page 11.
5 Next Street It displays the name of the next street. See page 11.
If you have not selected a route destination, you can see nearby street numbers.
6 2D/2D North up/3D views You can switch between the 3D perspective, 2D Heading up, and 2D North up map view
modes. In Heading up mode the map is rotated so its top always points in the current
driving direction. is is the default orientation in 3D map view mode. In North up mode,
the map faces North.
7 Trac It shows trac-related information. See page 45.
8Zoom You can change how much of the map is displayed on the screen. e Navigation System
uses maps that let you zoom in and out on the map. See Page 6 or Page 8.
9 Lane Information On multi-lane roads, it shows the lanes ahead and their directions. e highlighted arrows
represent the lanes and direction you need to take. See page 12.
10 Alert Point Warning It shows the type of the alert points when approaching a road safety camera or other Alert
Points like school zones or railroad crossings. You must make sure that using this feature is
legal in the country where you intend to use it. See page 41.
11 Speed Limit Warning It shows the current speed limit of the road. See page 31.
12 Warning Road Sign It shows warning for the current road (for example, dangers, sharp curves). See page 41.
13 Signpost It shows the available destinations and the road numbers. See page 12.
14 Motorway Services By tapping it, you can check the details of the next few service stations (petrol stations,
restaurants) when travelling on a motorway. See page 12.
15 Parking around
Destination
It appears near the destination. By tapping it, you can check the available parking facilities
around your destination. See page 33.
16 Destination Menu It appears near the destination. By tapping it, you can check the trip summary, nd Places
around your nal destination, save the current location, or suspend the navigation.
17 Additional Information It shows the Motorway services, Parking around destination, or the Destination menu
button if they are available during navigation.
18 Street Name It shows the current street name. By tapping it, you can open the Where Am I screen. See
page 34.
19 3D Objects ey display hills, mountains, roads, landmarks, and buildings in 3D.
By pressing the navigation hard key button, you can open the
Navigation menu, where you can reach other parts of the
Navigation System.
If you are approaching a motorway exit or a complex intersection
and the needed information exists, the map is replaced with a 3D
view of the junction. See page 12.
When entering a tunnel, touch the map to replace the view with a
generic tunnel image. See page 13.

10.11.
Streets and roads
e Navigation System shows the streets similarly to paper road
maps. eir width and colours correspond to their importance;
you can easily tell a motorway from a small street.
GPS Position Markers
When your GPS position is available, the Navigation System marks
your current position. By default, this marker is a blue arrow.
When on-road navigation is selected, the current position marker
may not show your exact GPS position and heading. If roads are
near, it is aligned to the nearest road to eliminate GPS position
errors, and the direction of the icon is aligned to the direction of
the road.
If you select o-road navigation, the current position marker is
at your exact GPS position. e direction of the icon shows your
current heading.
The planned route
e planned route is the currently navigated route. Whenever the
destination is set, the route is active until you delete it, reach your
destination or suspend navigation. e Navigation System displays
the route in the following ways:
Symbol Name Description
Current GPS
position
and starting
point
It is your current position
displayed on the map.
• If a vehicle is selected for route
calculation and roads are near,
the arrow jumps to the nearest
road.
• Normally, if GPS position is
available, the route starts from
the current position. If there is no
valid GPS position, the
Navigation System uses the last
known position as the starting
point.
Waypoint
(intermediate
destination)
It is an intermediate destination
of the route before reaching the
nal destination.
Destination
(end point)
It is the nal destination of the
route.
Route Colour e route always stands out with
its colour on the map, both in
daytime and night colour modes.
Streets and
roads that
are excluded
from the
navigation
You can choose whether you want
to use or avoid certain road types
(page 37). However, when the
Navigation System cannot avoid
such roads, the route includes
them and shows them in a colour
that is dierent from the route
colour.
Streets and
roads that are
aected by
trac events
Road segments may be aected
by trac events. ese streets and
roads are displayed in a dierent
colour, and small symbols
displayed along the route show
the type of the trac event.
Turn preview and next street
When navigating a route, the top section of the Navigation view
shows information about the next route event (manoeuvre) and the
next street or the next town.
ere is a eld in the top le corner displaying the next
manoeuvre. Both the type of the manoeuvre (turn, roundabout,
exiting motorway, and so on) and its distance from the current
position are displayed.
A smaller icon shows the type of the second next manoeuvre if it is
near the rst one. Otherwise, only the next manoeuvre is displayed.
Manoeuvre icons
During navigation the next manoeuvre is displayed in the top le
corner. Most of the manoeuvre icons are intuitive. e following
table lists some of the frequently shown route events:
Icon Function
Turn le.
Turn right.
Turn back.
Bear right.
Turn sharp le.
Keep le.
Continue straight in the intersection.
Enter the roundabout and take the rst exit
(next manoeuvre).
Enter the roundabout (second next manoeuvre).
Enter the motorway.
Exit the motorway.
Board the ferry.
Leave the ferry.
Approaching a waypoint on the right.
Approaching the destination.

12.13.
Lane information and signposts
When navigating on multi-lane roads, it is important to take the
appropriate lane in order to follow the planned route. If lane
information is available in the map data, the Navigation System
displays the lanes and their directions using small arrows at the
bottom of the map. Highlighted arrows represent the lanes and the
direction you need to take.
Where additional information is available, arrows are replaced by
signposts. Signposts are displayed at the top of the map. e colour
and style of the signposts are similar to the real ones you can see
above roads or by roadsides. ey show the available destinations
and the road numbers.
All signposts look similar when cruising (when there is no planned
route). During navigation only the signpost that points to the
lane(s) to be taken is highlighted; all the others are darker.
If you want to hide the currently displayed signposts, tap any of
them and the normal Navigation view returns until new signpost
information is received.
You can modify the signpost settings in ‘Navigation View’ menu.
See page 42.
Junction view
If you are approaching a motorway exit or a complex intersection
and the needed information exists, the map is replaced with a 3D
view of the junction. e lanes you need to take are displayed with
arrows. At the top of the screen, road signs show you additional
information.
If you want to hide the currently displayed junction and return to
the Navigation view, tap the picture.
Junction view can be turned o in ‘Navigation View’ menu. See
page 43.
Tunnel view
When entering a tunnel, touch the map to replace the view with a
generic tunnel image.
e top-down overview of the tunnel displayed in a separate
window helps you orientate yourself. e remaining distance in the
tunnel is also displayed. Aer leaving the tunnel, the original map
view returns. Tunnel view can be turned o in ‘Route Preferences’
menu. See page 37.
3D object types
e Navigation System supports the following 3D object types:
Type Description
3D Terrain e Navigation System displays 3D hills
and mountains in the Navigation view,
and illustrates them by colouring and
shading on the 2D map.
Elevated Roads Elevated roads are complex
intersections and vertically isolated
roads (such as overpasses or bridges)
displayed in 3D.
3D Landmarks Landmarks are 3D representations of
prominent or well-known objects.
3D Buildings 3D buildings are block representations
of full town building data containing
actual building sizes and positions on
the map.
Trac Events
Road segments aected by trac events are displayed in a dierent
colour on the map.
e following icons may appear at the top right corner of the
screen:
Button Description
It is displayed when trac events are not
received.
It is displayed when trac events are received
but they do not aect the planned route.
It shows the type of the next trac event with the
expected delay.
It shows the type of the next trac event if it
does not cause any delay or the delay is not
known.
Navigation menu
Press the navigation hard key button to open the Navigation menu.
Navigation Menu without a Route:
Navigation Menu with a set Route:
See the next page for all an explanation of all menu options.
Motorway services
When you are driving on a motorway, the button appears
at the top right corner of the Navigation view. Tap it to open a
panel with the details of the next few service stations (petrol
stations, restaurants).
Tap any of them to display the exit area on the map. You can
now easily add this service station as a waypoint to your route if
necessary.
If you want to display other types of Places at the next few service
stations, you can change the icons in ‘Navigation View’. See page
42.

14.15.
Navigation menu functions
You can see the following menu options when you are navigating without a planned route:
Button Function
Select your destination by entering an address or its coordinate, or by selecting a Place, a Saved Location, or a Saved
Route. You can also look up your recent destinations from the History. When Internet connection is available, the
Online Search option can be a further help to nd your destination.
Build your route from one or more route points. You can also plan a route independently of your current GPS position
by setting a new starting point.
Access additional options and check navigation-related information.
Customise the way the navigation soware works.
With a planned route, the following menu options are also available:
Button Function
Add an intermediate destination to your route.
See route alternatives to avoid parts of the route, or to avoid a specic road from your planned route.
View the route in its full length on the map and check route parameters and route alternatives. Tap ‘More’ to access
additional options, like Simulation or Route Preferences.
Delete your route.
Delete the next waypoint or the whole route.
e following options are also available on many of the menu screens:
Button Function
Tap the Menu button to return to the main menu.
Check those notications that contain important information but do not require immediate action
from the users. If there are no notications, this icon is not displayed.
e More button appears on the screen to display additional features. Tap it to open the list of
additional features on certain screens.
Tap the Back button to return to the previous screen. You can also press and hold this button to quickly
return to the Navigation view from any other screen.

16.17.
Using the navigation
By default, the Navigation System calculates routes using the road
network of the maps provided with the product.
You can select the destination and start navigating to it right away
(normal navigation) if you need a route for immediate navigation.
You can also plan a route independently of your current GPS
position even without GPS reception. To achieve this, you need
to set a new starting point in the Multipoint Route menu. It also
suspends guidance so that the route is not recalculated when a new
position is received. See Page 22.
You can plan routes with multiple destinations by selecting a rst
and a second destination and adding it to your route. You can add
as many destinations to your route as you like. See Page 25.
You can also use the Navigation System for o-road navigation.
See page 29.
e following sections describe how to select a destination, view
and modify the route or use navigation-related features with the
help of the touch screen.
Selecting a destination
You can choose your destination by selecting one of the following
options:
• Using Freeform Search to search among dierent destination
types at once, see page 16.
• Entering a full address or a part of an address, for example a
street name without a street number, see page 17.
• Selecting a Place as your destination, see page 18.
• Selecting a Saved Location as your destination, see page 21.
• Selecting a location from the History of previously used
destinations, see page 21.
• Entering the coordinate of the destination, see page 22.
• Selecting a location on the map, see page 22.
• Planning a multipoint route, see page 22.
Using Freeform Search
ere are several ways to select your destination. You can initiate
a separate search for addresses, Places, Saved Locations, or recent
destinations, but the fastest way to search for any of these is to use
Freeform Search.
Perform the following steps to use Freeform Search:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Tap ‘Search in All’. You can see the input eld at the top of the
screen. Right next to it you can see the search area, the town
around which the search is carried out. e default search area is
the area where you are located. For a local search, skip the next
step.
3. Optional, to search in a dierent area, tap the input eld with the
search area, and start entering the name of the new search area on
the keyboard.
You only need to enter a few letters to get a result. e most likely
result appears below the input eld as you enter new letters.
a. If the new search area is in a dierent country or state, start
entering the country/state and the town.
b. Tap the ‘Keyboard Down’ button to see
the whole list of the matching results.
4. With the proper search area displayed, start entering the name,
address, or category of the destination you are looking for.
5. Tap the ‘Keyboard Down’ button to switch to the result screen.
You can see all the results in the list, regardless of their type.
Addresses, Places, Place categories, Saved Locations, and recent
destinations are mixed in one list. You can immediately select the
result you want to use as your destination or narrow the list of
results for only one type (for example, Places).
6. If necessary, tap on the right side of the list and then tap
the related button in the following table to narrow the list of search
results by type (the number on the related icon shows the number
of the matching results):
Button Function
Tap to see the list of recent destinations with a
matching name or address.
Tap to see the list of your saved locations with a
matching name.
Tap to see the list of matching addresses.
Tap to see the list of matching Place category
names. Scroll the list and select one of the
categories. You get the list of Places in that
category ordered by their distance from your
current position.
Tap to see the list of matching Places ordered by
their distance from your current location.
TIP! To search for an intersection in the Freeform search, enter the
names of the streets connected by the ‘&’ sign. You do not need to
use spaces before and aer the separator character. For example
you can nd the intersection of Collins Street and Douglas Avenue
by entering strings, like “Collins St & Douglas Ave”, “Collins &
Douglas”, “Col&Doug”, etc. e more precise the input string is,
the fewer false results are expected. If you enter “Collins St&”, you
get all the intersections of Collins Street and you can select the
appropriate one from the result list.
7. e route is calculated and the map appears showing the entire
route, where you can check route information and route
alternatives. Tap the ‘More’ button to modify the route parameters,
or tap the ‘Start Navigation’ button to start your journey.
Selecting an address
If you know at least a part of the address, this is the quickest way
to select your destination. Using the same screen, you can nd an
address by entering the following information:
• e exact address, including the street number, see page 17.
• e centre of a town, see page 17.
• e midpoint of a street, see page 18.
• An intersection, see page 18.
• Any of the above, starting the search with the postal code, see
page 18.
Entering an address
To enter an address as the destination, perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Tap ‘Address’.
3. Select the country by performing the following steps:
a. By default, the Navigation System proposes the country where
you are or in case there is no valid GPS position, the country of the
last known position. If needed, tap ‘Country/State’.
b. Start entering the rst few letters of the country. e names that
match the string appear in a list.
c. To open the list, tap the ‘Keyboard Down’ button, and select the
country.
4. Select a new town or postcode by performing the following
steps:
a. Tap ‘Town/Suburb or Postcode’ and start entering the rst few
letters of the town or the rst few numbers of the postcode. e
names that match the string appear in a list.
b. To open the list, tap the ‘Keyboard Down’ button, and select the
town or postcode.
5. Enter the street name and the street number or crossing street by
performing the following steps:
a. Start entering the street name on the keyboard. e names that
match the string appear in a list.
b. Tap the ‘Keyboard Down’ button to open the list of results. Select
the street from the list.
c. Enter the street number or crossing street on the keyboard. (To
enter letters, tap the ‘QWE’ button.)
d. Tap the selected address to nish the address search.
3. e route is calculated and the map appears showing the entire
route, where you can check route information and route
alternatives. Tap the ‘More’ button to modify the route parameters,
or tap the ‘Start Navigation’ button to start your journey.
Selecting a town centre
e town centre is not the geometric centre of the town but an
arbitrary point the map creators have chosen. In towns and
villages, it is usually the most important intersection and in larger
towns, it is one of the important intersections.
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Go to ‘Address’ and modify the country as described earlier
above if necessary.
3. Select a new town or postcode by performing the following
steps:
a. Tap ‘Town/Suburb or Postcode’ and start entering the rst few
letters of the town or the rst few numbers of the postcode. e
names that match the string appear in a list.
b. To open the list, tap ‘Keyboard Down’ button, and select the
town or postcode.

18.19.
Selecting the midpoint of a street
To navigate to the midpoint of a street without entering the street
number, perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Go to ‘Address’, and select the street name eld.
3. Tap ‘Enter Street Name’ button and start entering the street
name on the keyboard. e names that match the string appear
in a list.
4. Tap the ‘Keyboard Down’ button to open the list of results. Select
the street from the list.
5. Instead of entering the street number, tap
e midpoint of the street is selected as the destination.
Selecting an intersection in a town
To navigate to an intersection, perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Go to ‘Address’ and select the country and town as described
earlier.
3. Start entering the street name on the keyboard. e names that
match the string appear in a list.
4. Tap the ‘Keyboard Down’ button to open the list of results. Select
the street from the list.
5. Start entering the name of the crossing street (tap ‘QWE’ to enter
letters), or tap ‘Keyboard Down’ to open the list of results. Select
the crossing street from the list.
Using the postcode to select a destination
You can also select any kind of destination by entering the
postcode instead of the city name. To select the postcode, perform
the following steps:
1. Go to ‘Address’ and modify the country as described earlier
(page 17), if necessary.
2. Tap ‘Town/Suburb or Postcode’.
3. Tap ‘123’ to open the numeric keypad and start entering the
postcode.
4. Tap ‘Keyboard Down’ button to open the list of results. Select the
postcode from the list.
5. Continue the search as described previously (page 17).
Selecting a Place of Interest
You can search for Places of Interest (Places) in the ‘Places’ menu.
Using the same screen, you can nd a Place by selecting one of the
following options:
• Finding frequently searched types of Places with the Quick search
categories, see page 19.
• Searching for a Place by its name, see page 20.
• Searching for a Place by its category, see page 20.
In case of emergency, you can also nd help nearby, see page 21.
Using Quick search categories
e Quick search feature helps you quickly nd the most
frequently selected types of Places. Perform the following steps:
1. Press the Navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Tap ‘Places’. e following Quick search categories appear:
Quick search categories
If a planned route exists, petrol
stations are searched along the
route.
If a planned route exists,
accommodation is searched
around the destination.
If a planned route exists,
restaurants are searched along
the route.
If a planned route exists, parking
lots are searched around the
destination.
If there is no planned route (destination is not selected), the search
is carried out around the current position. If the current position is
not available either (no GPS signal), places are searched around the
last known position.
3. Tap any of the quick search buttons to get an instant list of
Places.
4. e Places in the list can be ordered by their distance from the
current or last known position, from the destination, or by the
length of the necessary detour. If you need to reorder the list, tap
‘More’. To lter the list of results by providers, tap
and then the provider logo on the right side of the screen.
5. Optional, if needed, tap ‘Search by Name’ to further lter the
list of results.
6. Browse the list and tap one of the list items.
7. e route is calculated and the map appears showing the entire
route, where you can check route information and route
alternatives. Tap ‘More’ to modify the route parameters, or tap
‘Start Navigation’ to start your journey.

20.21.
Searching by category
To search for Places by their categories and subcategories, perform
the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Tap ‘Places’ and ‘Search by Name or Category’.
3. Select the area around which you would like to search for the
Place by tapping ‘Around Here’. By default, the search area is
around the current position (or if it is not available, around the last
known position). In this case, the following result list is ordered by
the distance from this position.
• Tap ‘Along Route’ to search along the planned route, and not
around a given point. is is useful when you search for a later
stopover that results in a minimal detour only, such as searching
for upcoming petrol stations or restaurants. (e result list is
ordered by the length of the necessary detour).
• Tap ‘Around Destination’ to search for a place around the destina-
tion of the planned route. (e result list is ordered by the distance
from the destination).
• Tap ‘In a Town’ to search for a place within a selected town. (e
result list is ordered by the distance from the centre of the selected
town).
4. Optional, if you have selected ‘In a Town’, select the town to
search in.
5. Select one of the main Place categories (for example, Accom-
modation), then browse the subcategories (for example, Hotel or
Motel) to nd your destination.
6. You can turn the Category View o at any level to list all Places
around the selected location or along the route.
7. Optional, the Places in the list can be ordered by the following
criteria: (Tap ‘More’ to reorder the list)
• Name
• eir distance from the current or last known position
• eir distance from the selected town
• eir distance from the destination
• e length of the necessary detour.
To lter the list of results by providers, tap
and then the provider logo on the right side of the screen.
8. Browse the list and tap one of the list items. A full screen map
appears with the selected point in the middle.
9. e process continues the same way as in case of any other
search for Places. See page 18.
Searching by name
To search for a Place by name, browse the various Place categories,
or use the mixture of the two search types, perform the following
steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Tap ‘Places’ and ‘Search by Name or Category’.
3. Select the area around which you would like to search for the
Place. By default, the search area is around the current position (or
if it is not available, around the last known position). In this case,
the result list is ordered by the distance from this position. Tap
‘Around Here’ to select one of the following search areas:
• Tap ‘In a Town’ to search for a place within a selected town. (e
result list is ordered by the distance from the centre of the selected
town).
• Tap ‘Around Destination’ to search for a place around the
destination of the planned route. (e result list is ordered by the
distance from the destination).
• Tap ‘Along Route’ to search along the planned route, and not
around a given position. is is useful when you search for a later
stopover that results in a minimal detour only, such as searching
for upcoming petrol stations or restaurants. (e result list is
ordered by the length of the necessary detour).
4. Optional, if you have selected ‘In a Town’, select the town to
search in.
You can search for the name of a Place in all categories by
performing the following steps:
1. Tap ‘Search by Name or Category’. Using the keyboard, start
entering the name of the Place or browse in the categories.
2. Aer entering a few letters, tap ‘Keyboard Down’ to open the
list of Places or Place categories with names containing the entered
character sequence.
3. Browse the list, if necessary, and tap the desired list item. A full
screen map appears with the selected point in the middle. e
process continues the same way as in case of any other Places
search. See page 18.
Selecting a Saved Location
To select a location that you have already saved (page 27), perform
the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu and tap ‘Saved Locations’
2. e list of Saved Locations is displayed. It contains two pre-set
categories: Home and Work.
3. Tap the location that you want to set as your destination. If
necessary, browse the list to see more results.
4. Optional, if needed, tap ‘More’ to enable the editing option so
that you can rename the Saved Locations or delete any of them.
5. e route is calculated and the map appears showing the entire
route, where you can check route information and route
alternatives. Tap ‘More’ to modify the route parameters, or tap
‘Start Navigation’ to start your journey.
Selecting a History item
e destinations that you have used earlier appear in the History
list. Smart History oers these locations from your previous
destinations, using parameters like the current time of day, the day
of week, and the current location. e more you use the navigation
soware, the better it can guess your desired destination. To select
a History item, perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. To open all the History items, tap .
e list of recent destinations appears. e list begins with the
three most likely destinations that are selected based on your
previous routes (Smart History). e rest of the destinations are
ordered by the time they were last selected. If necessary, scroll the
list to see earlier destinations.
3. Select a destination from the list.
4. e route is calculated and the map appears showing the entire
route, where you can check route information and route
alternatives. Tap ‘More’ to modify the route parameters, or tap
‘Start Navigation’ to start your journey. ree of the Smart History
Items are displayed in the History screen for easy access from the
main Navigation menu.
Finding help nearby
To quickly search for nearby assistance, perform the following
steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Tap ‘Information’ and ‘Help Nearby’.
Places in the following pre-set search categories can be searched
for around the current position (or around the last known position
if the current position is not available):
• Car Repair: Car repair and roadside assistance services
• Health: Medical and emergency services
• Police: Police stations
• Petrol Stations: Petrol stations
3. Tap any of the quick search buttons to get an instant list of those
types of Places.
4. Optional, the Places in the list can be ordered by the following
criteria:
• By their distance from the current or last known position
• By name.
Tap ‘More’ to reorder the list.
5. Browse the list and tap one of the list items. A full screen map
appears with the selected point in the middle.
6. e process continues the same way as in case of any other
Places search. See page 18.

22. 23.
Selecting a location on the map
To select a map location, perform the following steps:
1. Locate your destination on the map. Move and scale the map as
necessary.
2. Tap the location that you want to select as your destination.
e cursor appears there.
3. Optional, if needed, tap ‘More’ to list the Places near the selected
point or to save this location.
Tip! If you already have a planned route, tap ‘More’ and ‘Select as
Waypoint’ to add the selected location to your route.
4. Tap ‘Select as Destination’ to select the cursor as the destination.
5. e route is calculated and the map appears showing the entire
route, where you can check route information and route
alternatives. Tap ‘More’ to modify the route parameters, or tap
‘Start Navigation’ to start your journey.
Planning a Multipoint Route
To build your route destination-by-destination, perform the
following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Tap
3. ere is only one line in the list of route points, the starting
point of the route, which is normally the current GPS position.
4. Tap ‘Destination’ to select the destination.
5. e New Route to... screen appears, where you can select the
destination of the route the same way as described in the previous
sections.
6. If needed, you can add further intermediate destinations.
7. To add more route points, tap ‘Insert Waypoint’ or tap ‘Final
Destination’ to change the nal destination. e Add to Route...
menu appears again, where you can select the new route point the
same way as you have set the destination before.
8. Optional, tap ‘More’ to optimise the whole route or the order of
waypoints. You can also delete all the destinations.
9. When you have added all the route points, tap ‘Calculate Route’
and the planned route is automatically calculated.
Checking Route Information and Alternatives
To get a map overview of the planned route and check dierent
parameters of the planned route, perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. In the Navigation menu, tap
3. e planned route is displayed in its full length on the map with
the following additional information:
• e total length of route
• e total time of route.
4. You have the following options on this screen:
• Tap ‘Route Info’ to receive detailed information about the route.
If you tap ‘All’ on the right side of the screen, you can narrow the
route information, for example to show only motorway sections
or toll roads.
• Tap ‘Alternatives’ to list route alternatives and select the most
suitable route for you.
Tap ‘More’ on the Route Summary screen to carry out additional
actions, for example edit your route preferences or display the
itinerary.
Checking Trac Events
Oine statistical trac information (historical speed information
or trac patterns) can be taken into account in the route
calculation based on the time of day and the day of week if suitable
data can be found on the device. In addition, real-time trac
information can help you avoid current trac events like
temporary road closures or trac jams caused by an accident. Both
functions are subject to data availability. For information on trac
icons, see page 13.
Road segments aected by trac events are displayed in a dierent
colour on the map, and small symbols above the road show the
nature of the event.
To check the trac summary, perform the following steps:
1. On the Navigation view, tap the trac icon in the corner (for
example, ) to open the Trac Summary screen.
2. If there is at least one signicant event on the planned route, a
description is displayed about the next event. Tap ‘Trac Events’
to see the list of all events.
3. Tap any of the list items to see its details and to display the
aected road segment in its full length on the map.
To display real-time trac information on the map, perform the
following steps:
1. On the Navigation view, tap the trac icon (example above) to
open the Trac summary screen and tap ‘Trac Map’.
Instructions continued over page.
Entering coordinates
To select a destination by entering its coordinates, perform the
following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. Tap ‘Coordinates’
3. You can enter the latitude and longitude values in any of the
following formats: decimal degrees, degrees and decimal minutes,
or degrees, minutes and decimal seconds. en Tap ‘OK’. Tip!
If necessary, tap ‘More’, then ‘UTM Coordinates’ and enter the
coordinates in UTM format.
4. e route is calculated and the map appears showing the entire
route, where you can check route information and route
alternatives. Tap ‘Start Navigation’ to start your journey.

24.25.
Checking Trac Events Continued.
2.Tap to display real-time trac information on the map.
A 2D map is displayed with road segments coloured by the impact
on the trac ow.
3.Tap to display historical trac information. A 2D map is
displayed with road segments coloured by the likely density of the
trac in the given period. e information relevant for the current
period is shown when you open the screen. If necessary, you can
browse the map for a better view of certain road segments. Modify
the day of week and the time of day to see the desired period.
Editing the route
When navigation has already started, there are several ways to
modify the planned route. You have the following options:
• Setting a new starting point, see page 24.
• Adding an additional destination, see page 25.
• Modifying the list of destinations, see page 25.
• Saving the planned route, see page 25
• Deleting the planned route, see page 25.
• Selecting a route alternative when planning the route, see page 26.
• Selecting a route alternative for an existing route, see page 26.
Setting a new starting point
For normal navigation, all routes are calculated from the current
position. You can pause navigation to check future routes, simulate
them or see their length in time and distance. en you can set
the starting point of the route to a location other than the current
GPS position.
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. In the Navigation menu, tap
3. e rst line from the bottom is the start of the route, normally
the current GPS position. Tap ‘Current GPS Position’, select ‘Set
Starting Point’, and conrm your action at the warning message.
4. e Change Start to... screen appears. Select the starting point of
the route the same way you select a destination.
5. e Multipoint Route screen appears where you can continue
adding a destination to your route.
6. Tap ‘Calculate Route’ to continue. e map returns with a
transparent position marker (showing that there is no GPS
reception). If a planned route already exists, it is now recalculated
starting from the selected location.
7. To return to normal navigation, tap ‘Continue Guidance’.
Adding an additional destination
If you already have a planned route and you select a new
destination as described in the above sections, the route to the
previous destination is deleted and a new route is calculated.
To add a new intermediate destination to the planned route,
perform one of the following actions:
• Tap the map anywhere to browse it. Aer selecting the location
on the map, tap ‘More’ and ‘Select as Waypoint’ to add the selected
location to your route as an intermediate destination. e other
destinations of the route remain intact.
• Press the navigation hard key button and tap Add a
destination to your route as described on page 22.
Modifying the list of destinations
To edit your route, perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. In the Navigation menu, tap You have the following
options on this screen:
• Tap ‘More’ to delete all the destinations, or optimise the
waypoints or the route.
• Tap the name of the intermediate destination to move it up or
down in the list, to save the location, or to delete it from the list.
• If you have a route with at least one intermediate destination, you
can delete the waypoint from the list by tapping on it or by going to
the Navigation menu. Tap in the Navigation menu, then
conrm the deletion.
Saving the planned route
To save the planned route, perform the following steps:
1. Select a destination as described earlier.
2. Tap ‘More’ and ‘Save Route’
3. Type in a name and tap
4. e route is saved and it is available in in the
Navigation menu.
By selecting a previously saved route, the Navigation System
recalculates the route using the saved destination and/or the
waypoints.
Deleting the planned route
You have the following two options to delete the navigated route:
• If you already have a planned route and you select a new
destination as described in the above sections, the route to the
previous destination is automatically deleted and a new route is
calculated.
• In the Navigation menu, tap or
If there are no waypoints, the planned route is deleted aer a
conrmation. If you have waypoints, you can choose to delete the
whole route, or only the next waypoint.

Selecting a route alternative when planning the
route
To select from dierent route alternatives or change the route
planning method aer you have selected a new destination,
perform the following steps:
1. Select a destination as explained earlier, and go to the route
conrmation screen.
2. Tap ‘Alternatives’.
3. You can see the basic details of route alternatives. Tap any of
them to see it on the map.
4. To view more suggestions, tap ‘More Results’ and scroll down for
other alternative routes with dierent route planning methods.
5. Select one of the route alternatives and tap ‘Select’ to return to
the previous screen. e Navigation System recalculates the route.
Tap ‘Start Navigation’ to start your journey. e orange line now
shows the new planned route.
26. 27.
Selecting a route alternative for an existing
route
To recalculate the planned route with a dierent route planning
method and to compare dierent route alternatives, perform the
following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. You can access the list of route alternatives from the Navigation
menu in one of the following ways:
• Tap and
or;
• Tap and
3. You can see the basic details of a few route alternatives. Tap any
of them to see it on the map.
If there are suitable alternatives calculated with the route planning
method that is selected in Route preferences (page 37), they are
shown on top of the list. Routes with other route planning methods
are shown at the bottom of the list.
4. If there are more than a few suggestions, you can tap ‘More
Results’ and scroll down for routes.
5. Select one of the route alternatives and tap ‘Select’ to return to
the previous screen. e Navigation System replaces the original
route. Tap ‘Start Navigation’ to start your journey. e orange line
now shows the new planned route.
Saving a location
To add any location to the saved locations (the list of frequently
used destinations), perform the following steps:
1. Select a destination as described before. It can be an address, a
Place, any location on the map, a previously used destination from
History, and so on.
2. When the map appears with the route, tap ‘More’.
3. Tap
4. Optional, using the keyboard, you can change the name oered
for the Saved Location.
5. Tap to save the location.
To add your home and work address to the saved locations,
perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button, and tap
on the Navigation view.
2. Tap or
Tap ‘OK’ to conrm your selection.
3. You can search for the address as described on page 17.
Planning a route to one of the saved locations is described on page
21.
Editing a Saved Location
To edit a location that you have already added as a Saved Location,
perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button, and tap
2. e list of Saved Locations is displayed.
3. Tap ‘More’ and ‘Edit’
4. Tap the location you want to edit, tap ‘Rename’ and enter the
name of the location on the keyboard, then tap
Note! In Saved Locations, Home and Work cannot be renamed.
To change your home or work location, tap ‘Home’ or ‘Work’, and
conrm the address change.
5. Tap ‘Done’.
Adding a location to the list of Saved Locations is described on
page 27.

28. 29.
Adding an Alert Point
You can save any map location as an Alert Point, for example a
speed camera or a school zone. If you would like to save an Alert
Point for the rst time, follow these steps:
1. Switch on the ‘Alert Points Warnings’. In the Navigation menu,
tap ‘Setup’, ‘Warnings’, then ‘Alert Points’.
2. Switch on and conrm your selection.
Note! e warning for road safety cameras is disabled when you
are in a country where road safety camera warning is prohibited.
However, you must make sure that using this feature is legal in the
country where you intend to use it.
To add a new Alert Point, follow these instructions:
1. Return to the Navigation view, and select the Alert Point on the
map. e red cursor appears there.
2. Tap ‘More’
3. Scroll down the list and tap ‘Add alert points’
4. Select the type of the Alert Point, the direction from which you
expect the alert, and (if applicable) the speed limit for this Alert
Point.
5. Tap ‘Save’ to save the location as a new Alert Point.
Running a Simulation
To run a simulated navigation that demonstrates the planned
route, perform the following steps:
1. Press the navigation hard key button to access the Navigation
menu.
2. In the Navigation menu, tap
3. Tap ‘More’
4. Tap ‘Simulation’
e simulation starts from the starting point of the route and leads
you through the whole planned route using a realistic speed.
You have the following controls during the simulation (the control
buttons disappear aer a few seconds but you can open them again
if you tap the map):
Button Function
Jump to the next route event (manoeuvre)
Pause the simulation
Jump to the previous route event (manoeuvre)
Tap to increase the speed of the simulation to 4, 8
or 16 times faster. Tap again to return to normal
speed
Stop the simulation
O-road navigation
When rst started, the Navigation System calculates routes using
the road network of the maps provided with the product. If you
want to disregard roads during navigation, you can switch to
o-road mode, for example when driving in a desert.
Switching to o-road navigation
To switch to o-road navigation, perform the following steps:
1.Press the navigation hard key button, tap ‘Setup’ and
2. Tap and select
Most of the procedures described for on-road navigation also
apply to o-road navigation. However, there are some that are not
available in this navigation mode. For example:
• You cannot open the itinerary as you have no manoeuvres just
route points and straight lines between them.
• ere are no route alternatives and route planning method.
• Vehicle settings are disabled.
Selecting the destination in o-road mode
Selecting a destination (waypoint or nal destination) is the same
as described in the previous sections. e only dierence is that
route points are linked to form a route with straight lines regardless
of the road network and trac regulations.
Navigating in o-road mode
e real dierence between on-road and o-road modes is the
navigation itself. When you are on the Navigation view with an
o-road route:
• Your position and heading is not aligned to the nearest road.
• ere is no turn-by-turn navigation, just a recommended
direction.
You can see an orange line drawn between your current position
and the next destination to reach. e Turn Preview eld in the top
le corner shows a compass with your bearing and the distance of
the next destination.
When you reach the nal destination, the navigation ends.
Note: Be sure to turn the O-road mode o when you want to
return to the regular navigation.
Updating the navigation software and the maps
Sporadically a Soware update may be available for your system,
reer to Mazda.com.au for details.
Map updates are available for your system, refer to Mazda.com.au
to ensure your maps are up to date.

30. 31.
Reference guide
e following sections describe the dierent navigation concepts
and menu screens of the Navigation System.
2D/3D GPS reception
e GPS receiver uses satellite signals to calculate its (your)
position and needs at least four signals to give a three-dimensional
position, including elevation. Because the satellites are moving and
because objects can block the signals, your GPS device might not
receive four signals. If three satellites are available, the receiver can
calculate the horizontal GPS position but the accuracy is lower and
the GPS device does not give you elevation data; only 2D reception
is possible.
Several factors have an impact on the deviation between your real
position and the one given by the GPS device. For example, signal
delay in the ionosphere or reecting objects near the GPS device
have a dierent and varying impact on how accurately the GPS
device can calculate your position.
Natural and TTS voices
Natural voices are the traditional type of voice instructions. Every
phrase that occurs in voice guidance messages is recorded in a
studio with a real person. e advantage of pre-recorded voice is
that it sounds really natural, but the range of instructions that can
be given this way is limited. Location-specic information such as
street names cannot be announced.
TTS technology provides a machine-generated way to give voice
instructions. e advantage of TTS is that it can announce street
names, trac events, route summary, and trac rules.
Road safety cameras and other proximity Alert
Points
ere is a special proximity warning for road safety cameras (like
speed or red light cameras) and other proximity Alert Points (like
schools or railroad crossings). ese Alert Points are not part of
the Navigation System.
ere is a proximity warning for special locations such as schools
or railroad crossings. You can add your own Alert Points. See page
28.
e application can warn you when you approach road safety
cameras like speed cameras or dangerous areas like school zones or
railroad crossings. You can set up the dierent alert types
individually in the Warnings settings, see page 41.
e following warning types are available:
• Audio warning: beeps are played (if the voice guidance language
that you selected is a natural voice) or the type of the alert can be
announced (TTS voice) while you are approaching one of these
points, and an extra alert warns you if you exceed the given speed
limit while approaching.
• Visual warning: the type of the Alert Point, its distance and the
related speed limit appear on the Navigation view while you are
approaching one of these locations.
For some of the Alert Points, either the enforced or expected speed
limit is available. For these points, the audio alert can be dierent if
you are below or above the given speed limit.
• Only when speeding: e audio alert is only played when you
exceed the given speed limit.
• When approaching: e audio alert is always played when
approaching one of these Alert Points. In order to draw your
attention, the alert is dierent when you exceed the speed limit.
Note! e warning for road safety cameras is usually disabled
when you are in a country where road safety camera warnings are
prohibited. Make sure that using this feature is legal in the country
where you intend to operate. Use it on your own responsibility.
Route calculation and recalculation
A route is a sequence of route events, that is, manoeuvres (for
example, turns and roundabouts) to reach the destination. e
route contains one starting point and one or more destinations.
e starting point is the current (or last known) position by
default. If you need to see a future route, the starting point can be
replaced with any other given point. See page 24.
Once the destination has been selected, the Navigation System
calculates the route based on your preferences. ese preferences
are the route planning method, the vehicle type, and the road types
used or avoided when calculating the route. For detailed
information on all the preferences, see Route preferences settings,
page 37.
Real-time trac events are also taken into account, which
sometimes greatly modify the route. See page 32.
e Navigation System automatically recalculates the route if you
deviate from the proposed itinerary.
If trac services are enabled, the Navigation System considers
real-time dynamic trac information in route calculation and may
also recalculate the route if the trac situation changes during
navigation.
Intelligent data (captured historical speed information based on
probe data) is used for optimal routing depending on the day of the
week and time of day. Route segments where trac ow is typically
slow at the given time of day and day of the week are avoided if a
suitable alternative can be found. When calculating the optimal
route, the data relevant for the time of the estimated arrival of the
vehicle at the given route point is taken into account. As a result,
the Navigation System may suggest a dierent route during the
weekday rush hours, especially in major cities with frequent trac
jams. See page 32.
Smart Zoom
Smart Zoom provides the following features:
• While following a route: When approaching a turn, it zooms in
and raises the view angle to let you easily recognise your next
manoeuvre. If the next turn is at a distance, it zooms out and
lowers the view angle to be at so you can see the road in front
of you.
• While driving without a planned route: Smart Zoom zooms in if
you drive slowly and zooms out when you drive at a high speed.
Speed limit warning
Maps may contain information about the speed limits of the road
segments. e Navigation System is able to warn you if you exceed
the current limit. is information may not be available for your
region, or may not be fully correct for all roads on the map.
e maximum speed set in the vehicle prole (page 37) is also used
for this warning. e Navigation System alerts you if you exceed
the pre-set value even if the legal speed limit is higher.
Speed warning can be ne-tuned in Warnings. See page 41.
You can also set the relative speed tolerance above which the
application initiates the warning.
e following warning types are available:
• Audio warning: You receive a verbal warning when you exceed
the speed limit with the given percentage.
• Visual warning: e current speed limit is shown on the
map when you exceed it. You can also choose to see the speed limit
sign on the map all the time.
Historical trac
If statistical trac information is stored with the map data, the
Navigation System can take them into account when planning a
route. In normal cases, these statistics help you avoid usual trac
jams on the given day of week in the given hour but in some cases
like on public holidays that fall on normal weekdays, they can
be misleading. You can enable or disable this feature in Trac
settings. See page 45.

Real-time trac
Real-time trac information can provide you with the current
status of the trac. Route calculation can avoid road blocks or
unexpected trac jams caused by an accident.
e following data sources are available:
• Trac Message Channel (TMC):
TMC is a specic application of the FM Radio Data System (RDS)
used for broadcasting real-time trac and weather information.
If public Trac data is broadcast at your location, the Navigation
System automatically searches the FM radio stations for TMC
data, and the decoded information is immediately used in route
planning.
e application automatically takes account of the trac events
received. You do not need to set anything in the Navigation System.
When the Navigation System receives trac information that may
aect your route, it warns you that it is recalculating the route. e
navigation continues with a new optimal route considering the
most up-to-date trac conditions.
For information on trac icons, see page 13.
To ne-tune this service, you have the following options in Trac
settings (page 45):
• Set the minimum amount of time that you think is worth saving
at the cost of a detour.
• Instruct the Navigation System to have you conrm the new
planned route before it takes eect.
Note! If there are trac events on the planned route that the
application has not bypassed, the icon opens the list of signicant
trac events to let you quickly check them.
32. 33.
Intelligent navigation
With the help of intelligent navigation, the planned route can
adapt to trac and other changes during navigation. e following
sections describe these features.
Congestion detour on highways
e Navigation System may oer a detour when you slow down
on a highway due to a trac jam. e Potential congestion detour
window appears and shows the length and duration of the detour.
You can ignore this message and keep the original route by tapping
‘Dismiss’ or you can check the suggested route by tapping ‘Preview’.
By tapping the plus/minus signs, you can increase or decrease the
distance to avoid on the highway.
You can accept the recommended detour by tapping ‘Avoid’.
Real-time alternative routes
e Navigation System may oer an alternative route on normal
roads in case of a trac jam. e possible alternative route window
appears and shows the length and duration of the detour.
You can ignore this message and keep the original route by tapping
‘Dismiss’ or you can check the suggested route by tapping ‘Preview’
or you can accept the recommended detour by tapping ‘Accept’.
Parking around destination
If you leave the planned route by exiting a motorway, the
Navigation System tries to guess the reason for making a detour.
By tapping you can open a top-down map with the
recommended parking Places around the destination. By tapping
the arrows on the sides, you can switch between the recommended
parking facilities.
By tapping ‘Select’ and ‘Park Here’ the selected parking place
becomes your destination.
If the online parking service is enabled and it is available at your
current position, you can receive real-time data on the occupancy
of some parking facilities. If the online parking service is not
available, the Navigation System is searching for parking places in
the Places of Interest.
Hints upon detour
If you leave the planned route by exiting a motorway, the
Navigation System tries to guess the reason for making a detour.
e Reason for detour window appears and shows available petrol
stations, restaurants or other Places around the current position.
Also, if there are avoidable parts of the original route ahead (like a
toll road or a ferry), you can nd them in the list, in case you want
to bypass them.
By tapping one of the Places, the Navigation System creates a
waypoint and navigates you to the selected place. You can ignore
them by tapping ‘Cancel’.

34. 35.
Information Menu
e Information menu provides various additional functions. It
can be found in the Navigation menu.
Button Description
Shows information on the current position
(latitude, longitude, nearest town, next
crossing street, and so on) or the last known
position if GPS reception is not available. See
page 34.
Oers assistance near your current position.
See page 21.
Oers a list of countries with useful driving
information about the selected country (for
example speed limits, maximum blood alcohol
level).
Shows statistical data of your trips, like the
start time, end time and average speed, see
page 46. Track logs, the sequence of the
positions given by the GPS receiver, can be
saved together with the trip logs. ey can
later be displayed on the map.
Shows a world map with the sunlit and dark
areas of the world. Tap ‘More’ to check the
exact sunrise and sunset times for all your
route points.
Shows the GPS Information screen with
satellite position and signal strength
information.
Shows the version of the Navigation System,
licenses, content, demo routes, credits,
statistics, and the SWID.
Where Am I
is screen contains information about the current position (or
about the last known position if GPS reception is not available).
You can access it the following two ways:
• By going to the Navigation menu ‘Information’ and ‘Where am I’
• By tapping the current street name if it is displayed below the
current position marker on the map.
e following information is shown on the Where Am I screen:
• Address details (when available) of the current position
• Latitude and Longitude (coordinate of the current position in
WGS84 format)
• e nearest town
• Next crossing road/street
• Previous crossing road/street.
You can also perform some actions on this screen.
• Tap ‘More’ and ‘Save Location’ to add the current position to the
Saved Locations and to check the country information.
You can also search for assistance near your current position. Tap
‘Help Nearby’ to open a new screen for quick search and select a
category. For detailed information, see page 19.
Trip Monitor
Trip Monitor logs information about your route. You can record a
new trip by tapping ‘Start New Recording’ and stop it by tapping
‘Stop Recording’.
By tapping ‘More’ on the Trip Monitor screen, you can select the
following options:
• Edit: By selecting a recorded trip, you can delete, rename, or
change the colour of the recorded route.
• Trip Monitor: You can access the Trip Monitor Settings, where
you can enable saving the trip logs automatically or you can save
the trip logs manually. See page 46.
By tapping your recorded trip on the Trip Monitor screen, you can
check information such as time, speed, altitude and distance.
By tapping ‘More’ on the Trip Data Details screen, you can view
the trip on the map, export track logs, and check the elevation and
speed proles.

36. 37.
Setup menu
You can congure the navigation settings, and modify the behaviour of the Navigation System, by pressing the navigation hard key button,
and tapping ‘Setup’. Tap the arrows to view the content of other pages.
e Setup menu provides the following options:
Button Function Button Function
Select the type of vehicle you are driving, the
road types used in route planning, and the route
planning method.
Adjust the dierent sound volumes.
Enable and set up warnings for speed limit, Alert
Points (such as speed cameras), and road signs.
Fine-tune the appearance of the Navigation view
or adjust how the soware helps you navigate with
dierent kinds of route-related information on the
Navigation view.
Change the voice guidance language, set the time
zone, the measurement units, the time and date,
and formats, and customise the application for
your local language.
Enable or disable menu animations, set separate
themes for daytime and night time use.
Enable or disable trac information and modify
detour settings.
Turn the automatic trip log saving on or o and
check the current size of the trip database.
Enable or disable collecting usage information and
GPS logs that may be used for improving the
application and the quality and coverage of maps.
Modify the basic soware parameters set during
the initial set-up process. See page 4.
Create or use your own user prole for navigating,
to be able to use your own settings.
Delete all saved data and reset all settings to their
factory defaults.
Route preferences
e following settings determine how routes are calculated:
Setting Function
Vehicle Set the type of vehicle you want to use to
navigate the route. Based on this setting,
some of the road types can be excluded from
the route, or some of the restrictions may
not be taken into account in route
calculation. See page 39.
Edit the parameters of the vehicle prole.
See page 38.
Route Planning
Method
Optimise the route calculation for dierent
situations and vehicle types by changing the
planning method. See page 38.
Navigation
Mode: On-road
Select on-road or o-road navigation. See
page 38.
Road Types Select your preferred road types for the
route. See page 39.
Vehicle prole
You can select the following vehicle types:
Setting Function
Car Manoeuvre restrictions and directional
constraints are taken into account when
planning a route.
Roads are used only if access for cars is
allowed.
Private roads and resident-only roads are
used only if they are inevitable to reach the
destination.
Walkways are excluded from routes.
Emergency All manoeuvres are available in
intersections.
One-way streets are taken into account so
that driving in the opposite direction is
allowed at low speed.
A private road is used only if the destination
is there.
Walkways are excluded from routes.
Bus Manoeuvre restrictions and one-way streets
are taken into account when planning a
route.
Roads are used only if access for buses is
allowed.
Private roads, resident-only roads and
walkways are excluded from routes.
Taxi Manoeuvre restrictions and one-way streets
are taken into account when planning a
route.
Roads are used only if access for taxis is
allowed.
Private roads, resident-only roads and
walkways are excluded from routes.
Truck Manoeuvre restrictions and one-way streets
are taken into account when planning a
route.
Roads are used only if access for trucks is
allowed.
U-turns are excluded from routes (turning
back on a divided road is not considered as
a U-turn).
If the map contains data on dimension,
weight and freight restrictions, they can
also be taken into account when planning
a route.

38. 39.
Vehicle prole continued.
Creating a prole makes it possible to set up vehicle parameters
used in route planning. You can have several proles for the same
vehicle.
To add a new vehicle prole, perform the following steps:
1. Tap ‘Vehicle’, browse the list of vehicles, and tap ‘Add Prole’.
2. Select the vehicle type and set the parameters below. Depending
on the vehicle type, some parameters may not be available in the
list.
You can set the following parameters:
Parameter Function
Name Rename the prole for something meaningful,
for example John’s car.
Max. Speed Set the maximum speed you travel at.
Fuel
Consumption
Urban
Enter the average consumption of your vehicle
in built-up areas. e unit for consumption
can be set in Regional settings.
Fuel
Consumption
Rural
Enter the average consumption of your vehicle
on highways. e unit for consumption can be
set in Regional settings.
Engine Type Select the engine and fuel type of your vehicle.
It helps estimate the CO2 emission.
To reset all vehicle proles to their default settings, tap ‘More’, ‘Edit’
and ‘Reset All’.
Route Planning Method types
You can select from the following route planning method types:
Type Function
Fast Gives a quick route if you can travel at or near
the speed limit on all roads. Usually, the best
selection for fast and normal cars.
Easy Results in a route with fewer turns and no
dicult manoeuvres. With this option, you
can make the Navigation System take, for
example, the motorway instead of a series of
smaller roads or streets.
Short Gives a short route to minimise the travel
distance. It can be optimal for slow vehicles.
Searching for a short route regardless of the
speed, this route type is rarely optimal for
normal vehicles.
Green Gives a quick but fuel-ecient route based
on the fuel consumption data. Travel cost and
CO2 emission calculations are estimations
only. ey cannot take elevations, curves and
trac conditions into consideration.
Economical Combines the benets of Fast and Short. e
Navigation System calculates as if it were
calculating the Fast route, but it takes other
roads as well to save fuel.
Depending on the vehicle type, some methods may not be
available.
Navigation Mode
You can switch between on-road and o-road navigation by
tapping
and selecting On-road or O-road (page 29).
Road types
To let the route t your needs, you can also set which road types are to be considered for or to be excluded from the route.
Excluding a road type is a preference. It does not necessarily mean total prohibition. If your destination can only be accessed using some
of the excluded road types, they are used only as much as necessary. In this case, a warning icon is shown on the Route information screen,
and the part of the route not matching your preference is displayed in a dierent colour on the map. Some road types are only available in
certain regions.
e following road types are available:
Road Type Function
You might need to avoid motorways when you are driving a slow car or you are towing another vehicle.
Charge roads are pay roads where you can purchase a pass or vignette to use the road for a longer period of
time. ey can be enabled or disabled separately from toll roads.
Per-use toll roads are pay roads where there is a per-use charge in the routes by default. If you disable toll
roads, the Navigation System plans the best toll-free route.
e Navigation System includes ferries in a planned route by default. However, a map does not necessarily
contain information about the accessibility of temporary ferries. You might also need to pay a fare on ferries.
Car shuttle trains are used to transport vehicles for a relatively short distance and they usually connect places
that are not easily accessible on a road.
Carpool lanes can be used if a given number of passengers is travelling in the vehicle. Check whether you are
allowed to use carpool lanes before enabling this road type.
e Navigation System excludes unsealed roads by default. Unsealed roads can be in a bad condition and you
usually cannot reach the speed limit on them.
4WD tracks are dirt roads of very poor condition. ey can only be driven by 4WD vehicles. e Navigation
System excludes 4WD tracks by default.