Pioneer AVIC-80DVD, AVIC-9DVD If a message about the PC card is dis- played, Disc Data Reading

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Message

When

What to do

Route calculation was not possible

The destination is too far.

• Set a destination closer to the start-

because the destination is too far.

 

ing point.

 

 

• Set one or more way points.

Route calculation was not possible

The destination or way point(s) is too

Set a destination [and way point(s)]

because the destination is too near.

close.

farther from the starting point.

Route calculation was not possible due to traffic regulations.

•The destination or way point(s) are in a Control Traffic Zone (CTR) and the route calculation is hampered. •Your vehicle is currently in a Control Traffic Zone (CTR) and the route cal- culation is hampered.

•Set a destination and way point(s) outside the CTR if you know where the restricted area is.

•Try the destination or way point(s) away from the currently set points to some extent.

•Drive your vehicle to an unre- stricted area and reset the destina- tion and way point(s).

Appendix

Route calculation was not possible

The destination, way point(s), or

•Set a destination and way point(s)

because no guidance can be pro-

starting point are in an area where

on roads.

vided around the destination or the

no road exists (e.g. a mountain) and

•Reset the destination after you drive

starting point.

the route calculation is impossible.

the vehicle to any road.

There is no route to the destination.

The destination or way point(s) are in

Change the destination.

 

an isolated island, etc. without a ferry

 

 

and the route calculation is impossi-

 

 

ble.

 

 

 

 

The maximum number of registra-

If there are already 300 items when

Delete some destinations as appro-

tions has been completed. Please

you attempt to register an item in the

priate.

clear existing registered items and

Address Book.

 

re-register current item.

 

 

 

 

 

Memory is full.

When the total 300 resistered points

Delete unnecessary data and try to

 

are in the PC card and Address

register again.

 

Book, you attempt moving an item to

 

 

the Address Book from PC card.

 

Irregular character strings. Please

A symbol that cannot be pronounced

Enter a word that can be pro-

input again.

was entered.

nounced.

An error has occurred. Please note

In the case of a system failure.

Note down the error code shown on

the following error code and switch

 

the screen; turn off the power, and

power off.

 

then contact your nearest Pioneer

 

 

service facility.

 

 

 

DVD Player is overheating. Discon-

The built-in DVD drive has over-

Cut the power off, and wait for a

tinue until temperature drops.

heated.

while before turning the power on

 

 

again.

DISC DATA READING

With the map disc inside the Naviga-

Select any other source besides

 

tion unit, the NAVI source screen has

“NAVI SOURCE”, or press the NAVI/

 

been displayed by pressing the

AV button to switch to the Naviga-

 

NAVI/AV button.

tion map.

 

 

 

If a message about the PC card is dis- played

•If there is no more space on the PC card or 300 items of data are already stored in one group, either delete unnecessary data or create a new group.

•If the data read from the PC card combined with the data registered in the Address Book exceeds 300 items, either delete unnecessary data or reduce the amount of data read from the PC card.

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Contents CNDV-40MT Application Program Update Procedure Introduction License Agreement Pioneer CNDV-40MT for U.S.ALimitation of Liability Pioneer CNDV-40MT for Canada Limitation of Liability Terms and Conditions for the Tele Atlas Data Grant of LicenseS. Government Rights Page Table of Contents ChapterCustomizing Your Navigation Sys- tem Important Safety Information Purchasing Software Update PrecautionAfter-sales service for Pioneer products Failure to OperateFeatures Characteristics of this software About the AV Head Unit or Dis- play to be ConnectedHow to use this manual Manual OverviewTerminology Areas recorded on each disc are as follows Page Flow from Startup to Termina- tion Return Home Basic NavigationBasic flow of operation Touch the zone code of the destination and touch OKInput the street name Input the house number and touch OKBack CityTouch the street from the list Input the destination town or areaHow to Use Menu Screens ButtonsMain menu Shortcut menu How to Use the Map Switching the current position screen display modeHow to view the map of the cur- rent location Enlarged map of the intersection Route ViewDisplay items City MapChanging the scale of the map Moving the map to the location you want to seeWhen the appears on the right of the list Viewing the information of a specified locationFinding a destination on the map Finding Your Destination by Selecting the Type of Facility Searching for Points of Interest POIFinding a POI in your surround- ings Searching the facilities around the cross pointerDisplaying certain points of interest on the map Input a telephone number If the displayed place is satisfactory, touch OKAuto Reroute Modifying the Route Calculation ConditionsItems that users can change Avoid FreewayNumber of Routes Avoid FerryRoute Condition Avoid Toll RoadChecking the Set Route Checking the set route with the mapMap Check the contents on the displayTouch or to scroll the map Touch Route ProfileCanceling the Route Guidance Adding Way Points to the Cur- rent RouteAdding a way point Skipping a way point Deleting a way point from the routeRegistering your home and your favorite location Touch Settings in the Main menu, then touch Go toEditing Registered Locations Map iconsTouch Registration Registering a previous location in the Address BookEditing a location’s information Touch Destination in the Main menu, then touch Address BookSelecting a pictograph to appear on the map Changing a nameEntering or changing a phone number Selecting soundDeleting Address Book or Destination History Information Setting Areas to Avoid Registering an Area to AvoidChanging or deleting an Area to Avoid Storing the data of registered locations in the PC card Using a PC CardInitializing a PC card Loading registered locations data from a PC cardDeleting PC card data Changing Background PictureCenter Select another PictureChange to another background Checking the Navigation Status Checking sensor learning status and driving statusTo clear values Power Voltage Back SignalIllumination Return Home Modifying the Default SettingsItems Users can Change Go toModify Current Location Hardware VolumeDemo Mode Day/Night DisplayKM/Mile Setting Background Picture SettingMute Setting Language SelectionAuto Voice Recognition Voice Recog.HelpWhen using voice operation for the first time Basics of Voice OperationFlow of voice operation Available voice commands related to navigation Voice Commands Common commandsCommands for display change Available voice commands related to audioAn Example of Voice Operation Tips for Voice Operation Installing the Program Park your vehicle in a safe placeSelect the language from the list Standard Time and the current location If necessary, set to summer timeAbout AV Head Units /Displays to be Connected When resetting AV Head Unit or AV System Display Example Navigation screenExample Arrow display on CD screen Vehicles that Cannot Obtain Speed Pulse Data Touch Panel Operation When Using Navi SourceConditions Likely to Cause Noticeable Positioning Errors About the Data being DeletedOther Function Limitations Troubleshooting Problems in the Navigation screenWhen the screen is frozen DisplayMessages and how to react to them Message When What to doIf a message about the PC card is dis- played Disc Data ReadingRoute Setting Information Route search specifications About the route conditionCondition 2 whether to use freeway or not Avoid Freeway Route highlighting Intersection enlargementTracking Types of the Road Stored in the Disc CopyrightNon Routable Roads Pink Color Road Glossary Connection Status Display Information Main menuRoute Profile Route Scroll PC Card 3D CalibrationSettings Shortcut menu Pioneer Corporation
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