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ATTENTION!
-
Operating
the
CARIN
Navigation
System
while
you
are
driving
can
distract
your
attention
from
the
road,
and
possibly
cause
an
accident.
Enter
information
into
the
system
yourself
only
when
the
vehicle
is
stopped.
.
-
The
directions
provided
by
the
system
are
suggestions
only.
The
driver
is
ultimately
responsible
for
the
safe
operation
of
the
vehicle
and
therefore
evaluate
whether
it
is
safe
to
follow
these
directions.
Always
use
good
judgment
and
common
sense.
- Obey all traffic signs and laws while driving.
-
Only
use
the
CARIN
Navigation
System
when
it
is
safe
to
do
so.
It
is
more
important
to
keep
your
eyes
on
the
road
and
your
hands
on
the
wheel.
-
Do
not
use
the
remote
control
(optional)
while
driving.
Do
not
change
system
settings
or
enter
destinations
while
driving.
Ifa
prolonged
vi
view
of
the
screen
is
required,
pull
over
in
a
safe
and
legal
manner.
-
Keep
small
articles
away
from
children.
Store
small
articles
(batteries,
screws)
in
places
not
accessible
to
children.
If
swallowed,
consult
a
physician
immediately.
-
Do
not
disassemble
or
alter.
Attempts
to
disassemble
or
alter
may
lead
to
an
accident
and/or
fire.
-
Due
to
constantly
changing
traffic
conditions,
we
unfortunately
cannot
guarantee
100%
precision
under
all.
circumstances.
Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10

GUIDELINES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
SAFE USE OF THE CARIN NAVIGATION SYSTEM
- Glance at the screen only when necessary and safe to do so. If prolonged viewing of the screen
is necessary, pull over in a safe and legal manner.
Do not input destinations, change settings or access any functions requiring a prolonged view
of the display while you are driving. Pull over in a safe and legal manner before attempting
to access the system. . .
Make certain that the volume level is set to a level which still allows you to hear outside traffic
and emergency services.
The guiding advice provided by the CARIN Navigation System are suggestions only. The driver is
ultimately responsible for the safe operation of the vehicle and therefore evaluate whether it is
safe to follow these directions. In case you decide not to follow the suggested route, CARIN will
automatically calculate a new route and provide new suggestions (automatic re-routing function).
The CARiN Navigation System (like all car navigation systems available today) is an evolving
technology. Under certain circumstances, the directions given by the system could be inaccurate
or conflict with current road conditions. New road maps or exit ramps not yet available on the
CD may present a conflict to the driver.
In case you need to find an emergency service do not use the CARiN Navigation System. It can
not be guaranteed that the CARiN database contains all available emergency services in your
neighborhood. Use your own judgment and abilities to ask for directions in such a situation.
The CARIN Navigation System does not take into account the relative safety of the suggested
routes. The suggested routes do not reflect road closures or construction, weight or height
restrictions, traffic or weather conditions, or any other factors which may affect the safety or
timing of the routes. Use your personal judgment for verification of the suggested routes. Use
the alternative route function to get better route suggestions, or simply drive the preferred route
and let the automatic re-routing function calculate the preferred route.
Please take care that everybody using the CARiN Navigation System has access to these
directions for use and reads the given recommendations and ene carefully before the first
use of the system.
Remember to wear your seat belt at all times when the car is in motion. This will help you avoid
impact with anything in the car's interior.
- In case you have any further question about use or operation of this CARIN Navigation System or if
there is anything which you do not understand, please contact an authorized Philips CARiN dealer.
NOTES
- After transport of the car by a car train or a car ferry the enaveston system may need a few
minutes for exact repositioning.
- After the car battery has been disconnected, the system may need up to 15 minutes for exact
repositioning. The car has to be situated outdoors and the system has to be switched on to
receive the GPS satellites. i
_- The system is fully operational even without valid GPS data, but the accuracy of positioning may
decrease.
- On highways the distance indications of the CARIN Navigation System for exits are different
from those on the highway signs. The highway signs refer to the distance to the beginning of
the exit, whereas the Navigation System refers to the end of the exit. This is the point where
you have to turn. ;
.

———-----._—CONNECTOR
A
(fig.
2)
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For cars supplied with standard ISO connectors, you can directly mount the car radio
(see ‘MOUNTING’). For cars with different connecting standards, your dealer can provide specific
adaptor cables for a problem free installation (see table on separate installation card).
If an adaptor cable is not in the table, you can prepare the connection yourself
(see ‘PREPARATION’). There is a high voltage inside the set! Do not open it to prevent an electric shock.
PREPARATION
The set must be connected to a 12 V car battery with negative terminal to earth (car chassis).
* To prevent short-circuiting, disconnect the negative car battery terminal until the
set has been mounted and connected (fig. 1). See separate installation card.
POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS
* Brown lead A8: Connect to an earthing point on the car body.
¢ Red lead A7: Connect to a switched 12 V supply of the car ignition.
° Yellow/red lead A4: Connect to a permanent 12 V supply. This supply is needed for the set’s
memory and warning light.
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
Electronic/motor aerial:
* Connect the supply for an electronic aerial or the control lead for the relay of an
automatic motor aerial to pin A5. Use the small contact supplied.
Do not use this connection point for direct supply of the aerial motor!
Pilot light: When the car headlamps are switched on, the light above the
button of the radio is illuminated (even when the radio is switched off).
* Connect pin A6 to the dashboard illumination wiring of your car. Use the small
contact supplied.
Telephone: If your car phone provides a mute signal, it can be used to automatically interrupt
the set's sound output. If it also provides a loudspeaker connection, your phone output can be
amplified through the car speakers.
* Connect the telephone mute wire to connector AT. Use the rial contact supplied.
In certain VW and Opel/Vauxhall cars, the connector A 7 is used as a Speed-Dependent Volume Control °
(SDVC).Ask your authorized VW or Cn mey dealer to modify this connection if you want to use
the telephone mute feature.
* (optional) Connect plug F (yellow) to the loudspeaker output of your car phone (fig. 9).
* Refer to ‘INITIALIZATION SUBMENU’, options ‘Telephone’ and ‘Telephone signal’.

CONNECTOR 6B for loudspeakers 4 x 1 (fig. 3)
- Only use loudspeakers which have an impedance of 4 ohms.
- Do not connect any of the loudspeaker leads to earth!
- Do not connect a booster/amplifier directly to the loudspeaker outputs!
- Do not connect loudspeakers via an external fader!
* Blue lead B1: Connect to Rear Right speaker (+).
* Blue/black lead B2: Connect to Rear Right speaker (—).
* Grey lead B3: Connect to Front Right speaker (+).
* Grey/black lead B4: Connect to Front Right speaker (-).
: * Green lead B5: Connect to Front Left speaker (+).
* Green/black lead B6: Connect to Front Left speaker (-).
' * White lead B7: Connect to Rear Left speaker (+).
* White/black lead B8: Connect to Rear Left speaker (—).
YELLOW CONNECTOR C1 for line-output (fig. 4)
You can connect a power amplifier with additional loudspeakers to this set:
* Black lead (FRONT): Connect to Front Left (white) and Front Right (red) channel on amplifier.
* Black lead (REAR): Connect to Rear Left (white) and Rear Right (red) channel on amplifier.
* Blue/yellow lead: Connect to Remote on/off on amplifier.
GREEN CONNECTOR C2 fora navigation system (fig.5) -
You can connect a CARIN navigation system (DB type) to this set. Please consult your dealer for
installation details.
————— BLUE CONNECTOR C3 fora CD changer (fig. 6)
You can connect a Philips CD changer (D?B type) to this set (see the mounting instructions for
the CD changer). If required, use the cable mentioned in the illustration.
CONNECTORS D for a portable player (fig. 9)
To increase your listening possibilities you can connect a portable DCC, CD or cassette player to
this set. Cable D must be connected to an output of 750 mV (in most cases the headphone
output of the portable player is suitable).
* Connect plugs D to Left (white) and Right (red) channel on portable player.
* Increase the volume of the portable player to the desired level.

MOUNTING
METAL SLEEVE
-
Insert
metal
sleeve
into
the
opening
(182
x
53
mm)
in
the
car
dashboard
or
console
—
(fig.
7).
See
separate
installation
card.
For
optimal
performance
of
the
CD
player,*
the
metal sleeve
should
be
positioned
horizontally
(between
-10°
and +45°).
*
Fix
metal
sleeve
into
place
by
pressing
the
metal
tags
outwards
using
a
a
screwdriver
(fig.
8).
+45°
CONNECTING RADIO (fig. 9)
For Audi, Opel, Vauxhall, VW and Seat cars, use adaptor EA6259 to connect the connector of the car to
the car radio.
¢ Insert aerial plug E into aerial socket. Good reception is only possible with a good aerial.
+ Insert power supply plug A into socket A’.
* Insert loudspeaker plug B into socket B’.
* (optional) Remove the protective cover from socket C’.
* (optional) Insert the yellow line-out plug C1 into socket C1’.
* (optional) Insert the blue CD changer plug C3 into socket C3’.
* (optional) Insert the green navigation plug C2 into socket C2’.
The green plug C2 slides between the yellow plug C1 and the blue plug C3.
MOUNTING RADIO
*
Slide
the
radio
into
the
metal
sleeve
until
the
springs
at
either
side
of
the
radio
snap
into
the openings
of
the
sleeve (fig.
10).
* Reconnect the negative car battery terminal (fig. 11). Installation is now complete.
REMOVING RADIO (fig. 12)
You can unlock the radio using the two U-brackets supplied.
* Remove the front, see ‘SECURITY’, ‘DETACHABLE FRONT’.
* Push the metal holder back up.
*
Insert
both
U-brackets
in
between
the
holes
on
the
front
of
the
set
until
they
lock.
*
Remove
the
radio
from
the metal
sleeve.
REPLACING FUSE (fig.9)
*
Pull
fuse
F
out
of
connector
block
at
rear
of
radio.
Replace
with
a
10A
blade-type
fuse.
.
INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION
Most modern cars have sufficient interference suppression. If you experience interference
generated by the car, consult your garage.
* only for certain versions

SECURITY
For theft protection this set is provided with the following security features:
DETACHABLE FRONT
Take the detachable front with you when leaving the car. Keep it in its protective
cover. Always replace the detachable front before starting to drive.
REMOVING THE FRONT
* Open the front (1).
* Slide the front out of the metal holder (2).
* Push the metal holder back up (3).
we REPLACING THE FRONT
* Insert the front starting with the left or
right side of the set (1).
* Push the front until it
clicks into position (2).
To ensure good connection between the set and the detachable part, it is advisable to
clean the connectors with a cotton swab from time to time.
SWITCHABLE WARNING LIGHT
When the car ignition is switched off and the detachable front is removed, the red warning light
flashes.
* You can switch off the flashing warning light. See ‘INITIALIZATION SUBMENU’, option
‘warning light’.
SECURITY WARNING STICKERS
* Stick the supplied ‘Security’ warning stickers on
your car windows.
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
‘This set has a unique identification number stated on the ‘Security Philips Car Systems
card’ (see separate installation card). This ‘Security card’ . Security Card
‘is required as proof of ownership when the set is stolen,
when the detachable front is lost or when requesting service.
Do not keep the ‘Security card’ in your car. sa acho toa ies aR
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BEFORE YOU START
RDS (Radio Data System)
Many FM stations broadcast RDS information. This car radio uses the RDS information to offer
you many advantages, including: display of the station-name; station selection according
to programme type (PTY); automatic retuning to the best Alternative Frequency (AF) for
the same programme; and listening to traffic announcements, news bulletins and alarm messages.
CASSETTES*
Only use good quality cassettes of 60 or 90 minutes.
os INSERTING A CASSETTE
¢ Open the front.
* Slide the cassette with the open side to the right OAT —
into the cassette opening until it is pulled in. <7
Playback automatically starts.
* Push the front back up.
«ec EJECTING A CASSETTE
* Eject the cassette when the front is open.
* Remove the cassette from the player and push
the front back up. |
on CARE OF CASSETTES
- Put cassettes back in their boxes immediately after use to protect them from
dust and dirt and to prevent the tape from unwinding.
- Never expose cassettes to heat, direct sunlight or moisture.
- Clean the tape head (once or twice a month) using a wet-tape cleaning cassette.
SOUND CDs*
The CD player is suitable for 12 cm CDs.
ue INSERTING A SOUND CD
* Open the front (1).
* Slide the sound CD (with the label facing upwards)
into the slot (2). CD playback automatically starts.
* Push the front back up.
oe EJECTING A SOUND CD
* Eject the CD when the front is open.
* Carefully remove the CD from the player
and push the front back up.
« CARE OF CDs.
- Avoid making fingerprints on the CD when you take it out.
- Put the CD back in its box immediately after ejecting it, to protect it
from damage and dust.
- Do not expose the CD to heat or direct st nlight.
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* only for certain versions

- integrated in the CARiN system. The distance driven is recorded
inappropriate messages. This means that CARIN supposes the vehicle
THE CARIN NAVIGATION SYSTEM
With the CARIN system you have purchased a powerful tool to assist the driver in daily traffic.
By automatic route planning and guidance you can concentrate on the essential things in today's
growing traffic - especially in congested areas. Complicated and time-consuming planning with
conventional city and road maps is no longer required. You simply enter the destination before
driving off, activate ‘Guidance’ and CARiN does the rest. CARiN offers you guidance advice
in both an acoustical and visual way. Few controls and a simple menu structure ensure ease
of operation.
DETERMINATION OF THE VEHICLE POSITION
The movement of the vehicle is measured by sensors that are
by an electronic signal from the speedometer and the rotary
movements of bends by the gyroscope (a rotary measurement
system).The information from these sensors is, however, not
always exact as the values can be affected by skidding of the aes
wheels, varying tyre pressure due to changes in pees
temperature, etc. By comparison of these signals with the
digitized map, it is possible to correct any inaccuracies of the
sensors and to determine the position of the vehicle quite
precisely. In order to correct the data, a signal from the GPS
satellites is required for a period of several minutes.
Digital roadmap
GPS (GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM)
The GPS System is based on the reception of navigation signals from
a total of 24 GPS satellites at a height of 21.000 km (13.000 miles).
To determine the position with sufficient accuracy, signals from at least
4 satellites must be received. You can check the number of received
satellite signals, see ‘Navigation menu’, option ‘i3 GPS position’. The
CARIN GPS receiver can handle up to 8 satellite signals simultaneously.
This allows an accuracy of about 30 m (20 ft) to 100 m (60 ft) which
is further improved by the other sensors.
When the vehicle is parked for a longer period of time, the satellites move on during this period.
Therefore, when the ignition is turned on again it can take a few
minutes before CARIN can pick up enough satellites and evaluate
the received signals.
When starting up, CARIN may tell you: “You are now leaving
the digitized area’. If there are other roads in the area, CARIN may send
is on another road.
. When the vehicle has been at a standstill for a longer period of time, the CARIN function may
be temporarily inhibited. CARIN will operate reliably again once the GPS reception is available
in sufficient quality.

«= LIMITED GPS RECEPTION
Functional disturbance may also occur if GPS reception is interrupted or interference occurs
over a distance of several miles. GPS reception may be interrupted or interference occurs:
- In between high buildings.
- In multi-storey car parks or garages, in tunnels and under bridges.
- In forests or tree-lined avenues.
- During heavy rain showers and thunderstorms.
- Unfavourable satellite constellations in conjunction with the mounting position of the GPS |
antenna (in this case GPS reception may be obstructed for a longer period).
- In valleys and in mountainous regions.
If the GPS antenna has been properly installed, sufficient GPS reception should be present about
95% of the driving time. If interference in the reception occurs more frequently, improper
mounting of the GPS antenna may be the cause. In this case, we recommend you to contact your
CARIN dealer. However, the CARIN Navigation Computer is able to compensate reception
problems over a period of a few minutes without functional interference. .
CHANGING THE ROAD MAP CD IN THE CARIN SYSTEM
Change the road map CD when travelling in a different area or when an update
of the same area is available. Consult your dealer for new CARIN road map CDs.
* Eject the current CD. Press the same key again if the navigation system was
a switched off.
* Carefully remove the CD from the navigation system.
* Slide a new CARIN CD (with the label facing upwards) into the slot.
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