Hardware Info, Restore Factory Settings

Customizing Your Navigation System

Hardware Info

Touch [Hardware Info] in Settings menu to

display.

Connection Status

=For details, refer to Checking the connec- tions of leads and installation positions on page 78.

3D Calibration

=For details, refer to Checking the Navigation Status on page 77.

Service Info Screen

Displays the disc production number and ver- sion information.

Restore Factory Settings

Reset various settings registered to the naviga- tion system and restores to the default or fac- tory settings. To restore, touch [Yes].

pAbout the item return to the default, please check Display Information on page 177.

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Pioneer AVIC-N5 Hardware Info, Restore Factory Settings, Connection Status, 3D Calibration, Service Info Screen

Contents

AVIC-N5 Contents Adjusting the volume Reset the navigation system toNavi Menu Disc Short-Cut Selection Using XM NavTraffic Information Display Setting Areas to AvoidEditing a way point 103 USB Music Setting the language DVD/DivX Setup adjustmentsSwitching the auto antenna setting 143 Appendix Troubleshooting 144 Menu in the AV Screen When the positioning by GPS isAbout the Data being Deleted 167 Sound menu Limitation of Functions for Areas not Stored Initial menu Introduction License Agreement Disclaimer of WarrantyPioneer AVIC-N5 for U.S.A Grant of License Export LAW Assurances IntroductionTermination S. Government END Users Pioneer AVIC-N5 for Canada 12 En Limitation of Liability Terms and Conditions for the Tele Atlas Data Warranty POIs Segregation About the Data for the Map Database Increment P CORP. ALL Rights RE How to use this manualServed Terminology About the definition of terminologyFront Display and Rear Display Video image Introduction Important Safety Information Visit Our Web site Failure to operateCustomer Support Division Canada Precaution Additional Safety InformationTo ensure safe driving Parking brake interlock To avoid battery exhaustion When using a display connected to Rear OUT Video OUTColor difference of the map display between day and night Rear view camera Features CD playback DVD-Video playbackAAC file playback DivX video file playback Hands-free phoning Bluetooth audio player compatibilityMulti-aspect Dolby Digital Playable Discs About XM NavTraffic Service and Pioneer NavigationData communication function with XM tuner About DVD-Video and CD About WMA What the Marks on DVDs IndicateAbout Avchd recorded discs About Dual layer disc About DVD Map Disc Ready Logo About the SAT RadioAbout AAC About DivX Reset the navigation system to the initial factory setting Resetting the MicroprocessorTo Protect the LCD Panel and Screen For Viewing LCD Comfortably Initial Use Configuration of data recorded on discsDVD Map Discs for Your Navigation System Navigation unit Basic Operation Flow from Startup to Termination Inserting/Ejecting a DiscOpening and Closing the LCD panel Inserting a disc Adjusting the LCD panel angle Setting the LCD panelSetting the slide back function Protecting Your Product from Theft Setting the automatic open functionRemoving the front panel Attaching the front panel Basic Navigation Basic Operation About Navi Menu and AV Menu Address How to set your destination byBasic flow of operation Touch the zone code of the destination, then touch OK California May appear in the list screen If you press Menu button, the calculation is canceled How to view the map screen Memory navi modeMenu Basic Operation Basic AV Source Adjusting the volumeSelecting an AV source Turning the source off How to listen to a CD Gray touch panel key with gray letters Available buttonsBlack touch panel key Gray touch panel key with white letters Navigation Menu and Map Display How to Use Menu ScreensGEX-P10XMT Shortcut menu Switching the current position screen display mode Navigation Menu and Map Display How to Use the MapHow to view the map of the current location 9 h 6 46 En Changing the scale of the map Viewing the information of a specified location Moving the map to the location you want to see Finding a destination on the map Finding Your Destination by Selecting the Type of Facility Setting a Route to Your DestinationSearching for Points of Interest POI Searching the facilities around the scroll cursor Finding a POI in your surroundings Setting an Entrance or Exit of a Freeway as Your Destination Checking the Set Route Canceling the Route GuidanceChecking the set route with the map Checking the entire route overview Checking the set route by textChecking the set route from Shortcut menu Editing Way Points to the Current Route Recalculating the Route to Your Destination Skipping a way point Setting Areas to AvoidRegistering an area to avoid Changing or deleting an area to avoid Displaying Certain POI on the Map Registering a POI shortcut Registering/deleting POI ShortcutsDeleting a POI shortcut Items that users can operate 60 En Setting a Route to Your Destination Editing Registered Locations Editing the Navigation UtilitiesRegistering your home and your favorite location Registering a previous location in Address Book Editing a location’s information Deleting Address Book or Destination History information Loading registered locations data from a Disc Information Editing the Navigation Utilities Using XM NavTrafficViewing traffic list Checking all traffic information Information on avoiding traffic congestion on route ahead Confirming traffic information on the mapChecking traffic information on the route If there is a traffic congestion information on the route When checking traffic congestion information manuallyIf there is no traffic congestion information on the route Selecting traffic information to Traffic flow informationDisplay Checking traffic flow information on the list Displaying stock prices Set use of Traffic flow information setting to offRegistering stocks to be displayed Displaying favorite browsable Information Storing browsable informationDeleting stocks to be displayed onscreen Emergency Info Checking the Reception Status of the XM TunerDeleting favorite browsable information Propriate status will be shown in Status Registering user information Checking the information registered as Emergency InfoYou are currently at Searching for car service in an emergency Changing Background Picture Setting Vehicle Dynamics Display Checking sensor learning status and driving status Checking the Navigation Status Checking the connections of leads and installation positions Power Voltage Volume Modifying the Default SettingsCustomizing Your Navigation System Items Users can Change System Options Map Display Options Short-Cut Selection Defined Locations Time Demo ModeModify Current Location Set Go To Service Info Screen Restore Factory SettingsHardware Info Connection Status How to Display each Menu Using the AV Source Built-in DVD Drive and Radio Operating the Built-in DVD drive Using the AV Source BuiltDVD Drive and Radio 3 7 6 Using the AV Source Built-in DVD Drive and Radio Switching the media files typeRepeat indicator Touch panel key operation DVD-V = Refer to in How to Display each Menu on Operation using Function menu DVD-VOther functions DVD-V Operating the DVD menu Using DVD menu by touch panel keys Using DVD menu direct touch controlFrame-by-frame playback Slow motion playback Resume playback Bookmark Changing the viewing angle during playback Multi-angle Touch panel key operation CD, ROM Displaying text information Operation using Function menu CD, ROMSelect the track from the list Randomly play tracks with one touch Radio Touch panel key operation DivX Other functions DivX Operation using Function menu DivXFast rewind or forward Changing the subtitle during playback Multi-subtitle Changing audio system during playback Multi-audio Radio Playing DivX VOD contentListening to the radio AV Source Built Storing and recalling broadcast frequenciesDrive Function display = Refer to in How to Display each Menu on Tuning in strong signalsAdvanced radio operation Storing the strongest broadcast frequencies Multi-DVD Player Using the AV Source Pioneer AV EquipmentPlaying a disc Operations and Functions Displaying text information Operating the USB portable audio player/USB memory102 En Advanced USB operation Viewing contents of upper folder Listening to XM Satellite Radio XM Tuner104 En Switching the XM display Switching the XM channel select modeUsing the AV Pioneer AV Storing and recalling broadcast stations All CH Mode or CH Number Mode is selectedSelecting a channel in the channel category Selecting a channel from the XM channel list display Using the direct traffic announcement function Using the MyMix functionSelecting an XM channel directly Advanced XM tuner operation Display the Radio ID Listening to Sirius Using the AV Source Pioneer AV Equipment Sirius Tuner Touch Mode to select Category Mode Switching the Sirius channel select mode110 En Selecting a Sirius channel directly Switching the display 112 En Advanced Sirius tuner operation Hands-free Phoning Switching the Game Alert settingSelecting teams for Game Alert Displaying Game Information Setting up for hands-free phoning About the telephone source standby mode114 En Lular phone Making a call from the history list Making a call by entering phone numberESC Registering phone numbers to the preset dial list Making a call from the preset dial listCalling a number in the preset dial list Calling a number in the phone book Taking a phone call Making a call via voice recognitionSearching the phone book entry by alphabet Answering an incoming call Advanced hands-free phoning operation Connecting a cellular phone Connecting to a registered cellular phone Using a cellular phone to initiate a connectionSearching for available cellular phones Disconnecting a cellular phone Displaying BD Bluetooth Device addressRegistering your cellular phone Deleting a registered phone Changing the phone book display order Transferring the phone book Clearing memory Editing the phone bookPhone number edit screen Name edit screen Setting the automatic rejecting Setting the automatic answeringSetting a ring tone Setting the automatic connection IPod Echo canceling and noise reductionOperating the iPod 124 En Browsing for a song Touch panel key operation MusicPerforming random play with one touch Advanced iPod operation Touch panel key operation Video126 En Listening to songs on BT Audio Bluetooth audio player Bluetooth AudioWide Screen Turning on or off charging for the iPod Advanced BT-Audio operation Pausing track playback128 En Disconnecting a Bluetooth audio player Connecting a Bluetooth audio playerExternal Unit Operating the external unit Operate the external unit by using F1 F4 Operate the external unit by using 1 KEY 6 KEYSwitching the automatic and manual function AV Input AV Audio Adjustments Customizing the AV Source SettingIntroduction to audio adjustments Using the equalizer Setting the simulated sound stage Adjusting equalizer curves132 En Using subwoofer output Adjusting loudnessUsing non fading output Setting a stage that fits your image Using the high pass filter Setting Up the DVD/DivX PlayerDVD/DivX Setup adjustments Adjusting source levels Setting angle icon display Setting assist subtitles on or offSetting the aspect ratio Setting the parental lock Setting the Subtitle File Setting the Auto PlayDisplaying your DivX VOD registration code 136 En Adjusting initial settings Initial SettingsSetting the rear output and subwoofer controller Editing the PIN code Switching 5.1CH setting Switching the sound muting/ attenuationOther Functions Selecting the video for Rear display Setting the video input Setup adjustments Switching the auto antenna setting Setting for rear view cameraSetting the illumination color 140 En Setting the screen color Changing the Wide Screen ModeTouch desired color 142 En Switching the backlight On/Off Language code, input code 144 En Appendix Troubleshooting Appendix 146 En Problems in the AV screen during DVD-Video playback 147 148 En Problems in the AV screen during iPod playback Message When What to do See Appendix Messages and how to react to them 150 En Cally returning to list 152 En Appendix 154 En Appendix Error Messages Enter the password Setting the passwordDelete the password If the password is forgotten 156 En Appendix Installing the Program To complete the setting, touch Back Navigation in the memory navi Memory Navi ModeMode 158 En What is the auto downloaded memory area? What is the manual downloaded memory area?Navigation operation during the memory navi mode Major restrictions during the memory navi mode About the icon for the memory navi mode160 En Operation outside the memorized area Traffic icon during the memory navi mode Positioning by GPS Positioning TechnologyPositioning by dead reckoning 162 En How do GPS and dead reckoning work together? Handling Large ErrorsWithout map matching When the positioning by GPS is Conditions Likely to Cause Noticeable Positioning ErrorsVehicles that Cannot Obtain Speed Pulse Data Appendix 166 En Limitation of Functions for Areas not Stored on the Disc About the Data being DeletedDisplaying the map Destination search Route information Handling and Care of the DiscOther function limitations DVD Map Discs DVD-R/-RW and CD-R/-RW DVD-VideoAbout playing DualDisc MP3 additional information MP3, WMA and AAC filesWMA additional information 170 En AAC additional information DivX video filesAbout folders and MP3/WMA/AAC files Ambient conditions for playing a disc DivX subtitle files172 En Handling the LCD screen Using the Navigation System CorrectlyLiquid crystal display LCD screen Route search specifications Route Setting InformationKeeping the LCD screen in good condition Small fluorescent tube Auto Reroute Disc Types of the Road Stored Destination Appendix Display InformationInfo/Traffic Shortcut menu Settings178 En System menu Appendix Menu in the AV ScreenSound menu Initial menu 180 En DivX IPod Glossary DVD/DivX Setup menu182 En AAC GPS DRM Jpeg 184 EnMP3 Mpeg VBR Dots on the map indicating the route you have TraveledWMA 186 En Appendix SpecificationsGeneral Display Navigation AM tuner DVD DriveFM tuner Kmzzx 08J00000 CRB2738-B/U UC Meguro 1-CHOME, MEGURO-KU Tokyo 153-8654, Japan