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Adjusts the volume 
for voice guidance.Checks the volume.
Press .
   Adjustment range:  0 – 40   Each press turns the volume up (down) one level.  Pressing and holding  or  turns the volume up or down 
continuously.
Note:
   Volume settings for DVD and AV are stored separately from the 
volume settings for other sources.
Adjust the volume
Note:   When the engine is turned off, the monitor returns to the fully closed position.   Next time the engine is started, the monitor opens to the previously adjusted angle.   Adjust the brightness of the screen for easy visibility. ( page 92)   Do not force the monitor forward by hand, or block its operation.   Do not strike the monitor strongly. (For example, take care when moving luggage in and out of the vehicle.)
Adjust the angle to give easy visibility at the position mounted.
Operate the monitor
Note:   The navigation volume cannot be adjusted by 
.
Adjust  navigation volumeAdjust the monitor angle ( TILT)
Adjust  audiovisual volume
Screen off
Select [Screen Off] from the Navigation 
menu. 
( page 16)
   The system operates as follows, depending on the speciﬁ c 
Screen Off settings. ( page 86)
  [On]:   Screen display is switched off, but sound remains on.
  [Off]:   Both screen display and sound are switched off.
   Illumination (button illumination) is not switched off. 
Press ,  or .
To display the screen
 Caution:
   Take care to avoid your ﬁ ngers from becoming trapped as the monitor opens and closes.
1
Select [Setup] from the Navigation 
menu. 
( page 16)
2
Select [Guide Speaker].
3
Select a setting [1] – [7] to adjust 
volume.
   Select [Off] to cancel voice guidance.
1
Press .
   The Open/Tilt/Eject screen is displayed.
2
Touch [Tilt] to adjust the angle.
   Each touch switches the angle as shown below.
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   When operation is complete, press , ,  or .
To switch the volume automatically according to the speed
When vehicle speed exceeds 50 miles (80 km) per hour, the guidance 
volume is automatically raised by one step.
Touch [ Adaptive volume control].
   Touch it again to cancel Adaptive volume control.
    default : On
Note:
   If guidance volume is set to [Off] or [7], it will not switch.
To set voice guidance speaker
Sets the speakers which output navigation 
voice guidance.
Touch [Both]/[Lch]/[Rch].
UP
DOWN
DownUp
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Check mounting and wiring
GPS information
Check GPS information reception.
1Select [GPS Info] from the
Information menu.
 The GPS Info screen is displayed.
2Check the reception.
 Use a clearly visible point to check reception. Check that at least three satellite numbers
are being received, and that the latitude and
longitude are displayed.
Note:
 If GPS reception is not continuous, check connections
to the GPS antenna, and its mounting position.
Installation conﬁ rmation
Check the state of mounting and wiring. Refer to the Installation Instructions for details.
1Press .
 The Navigation menu is displayed.
2Select [Information].
 The Information menu is displayed.
3Select [Install. Status].
4Check mounting.
 The items you can check are shown in the table
on the right.
 The items you can check
GPS Antenna If the antenna is connected normally,
this indicates “ON”.
Lighting
SwitchIf the vehicle side lights are switched
on, this changes to indicate “ON”.
Reverse When the shift lever is shifted to
reverse, this changes to indicate “ON”.
Parking Brake When the parking brake is pulled, this
changes to indicate “ON”.
Speed Vehicle speed is displayed.
ACC Voltage The display should normally be
approximately 12 V. (11 to 16 V)
Speed Pulse The reading changes to “0” when
[Pulse Reset] is pressed. If the system
is functioning normally, the number
should be different after the vehicle
has moved.
Accuracy
LevelThe reading changes to “0” when
[Level Reset] is pressed. The number
changes after the vehicle has moved.
(Level 4 is the maximum)
Sensor Reset The reading changes to uncorrected
when [Sensor Reset] is pressed.
Note:
 In the following situations, please reset “Speed Pulse”,
“Accuracy Level” and “Sensor Reset”.

 The unit has been transferred to another vehicle.
 The tires have been changed.
 The tires have been rotated. On routes that involve congestion and frequent
stop-start driving, such as in town, routes with many
left and right turns, and routes where GPS signal
reception is poor, the correction process could take a
long time and leave errors in the stored content.
 For some vehicle models, the vehicle mark may stop
moving when speed increases, but that does not
indicate a malfunction when it takes place during the
correction process.
Installation setting
Set the state of mounting and wiring. Refer to the Installation Instructions for details.
1Select [Install. Setting] from the
Information menu.
 The Install. Setting screen is displayed.
2Make settings.
 Speed Signal:
Set the speed signal detection level. (It should
be set to [Normal] in normal circumstances.)
Select [Low Level] if the voltage of the speed
signal is low and the signal cannot be detected.
default: [Normal]
 Rear View Camera:
Set whether or not to switch to the
image from the rear view camera when
the shift lever is in the reverse position.
(
 System Upgrade Guidebook)
[On]: Set this if a rear view camera is
connected.
[Off]: Set this if no rear view camera is
connected.
default: [Off]
Note:

 The image from the rear view camera may be
blurred in the night or a dark place.
 H/F Speaker:
Set the speakers to use for audio output of
hands-free conversation if a hands-free kit
featuring Bluetooth
® technology (CY-BT100U,
option) is connected.
[Both]: Front Left/Right speaker
[Lch]: Front Left speaker
[Rch]: Front Right speaker
default: [Both]
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ID CODE setting
Prior to operating this unit, it is advisable to assign a
4-digit ID code for security. Once the ID code has been
set, the unit cannot be operated if the main power supply
is disconnected then re-connected. It is electrically
locked so that a thief cannot use the stolen unit unless
that person knows the code you have set.
The ID code operation must be performed only by the
person to whom the unit belongs.
default: None
Record your registered ID code and keep it in a secure
location. If you forget it, you will be unable to use this
unit.
 Copy and use the ID code memo at the back of this
manual.
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905UID CODE
 To set the ID code
1Select [ID-CODE Setting] from the
Information menu.
 The ID CODE setting screen is displayed.
2Enter the 4-digit ID code.
3Re-enter the 4-digit ID code, then
select [OK].
 The ID code is set.
 To change the ID code
1Enter the current ID code on the ID
CODE setting screen.
2Enter the new ID code.
3Re-enter the new ID code, then
select [OK].
 The ID code is updated to the new entry.
 To cancel the ID code
1Enter the 4-digit ID code on the ID
CODE setting screen.
2Select [Clear].
3Select [Yes].
 The ID code setting is cancelled.
Note:
 Should your unit ever require service, cancel your ID
code before sending for repair.
 The ID code setting cannot be eliminated even by the
memory clear function.
 The inputted code is not displayed for your security.Select the language to use on this system.
 The language can also be changed at boot up.
(
 page 19)
default: [Eng.]
1Select [Language] from the
Information menu.
2Select the language to use, from
[Eng.]/[Fr.]/[Es.].
 Eng. : English
Fr. : French
Es. : Spanish
 Restarts the system to change the language
setting.
 If you forget the ID code...
If you forget the ID code, please consult your nearest
Panasonic Servicenter.
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							The current version of the map data can be checked.
1Select [Setup] from the Navigation 
menu.
2Select [Map Data].
3Check the map data.
Clock display
The clock is adjusted automatically, using a signal from 
GPS satellites.
(The clock cannot be adjusted manually.)
Note:
   The clock can only display on the map screen. 
It cannot be displayed on audiovisual screen and 
menu screen.
   The time zone can be changed ( page 84).
   It does not change automatically.
  default : EST (Eastern Standard Time)
   It can be set to display/not display. ( page 84)
  Clock display Check  map data
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Navigation 
Operations
  Map operations
  Create a route to the destination
  Search for a destination
  Edit the route
  Check the route
  During route guidance
  Register a location
    Contact
  
  Area to avoid
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							The current version of the map data can be checked.
1Select [Setup] from the Navigation 
menu.
2Select [Map Data].
3Check the map data.
Clock display
The clock is adjusted automatically, using a signal from 
GPS satellites.
(The clock cannot be adjusted manually.)
Note:
   The clock can only display on the map screen. 
It cannot be displayed on audiovisual screen and 
menu screen.
   The time zone can be changed ( page 84).
   It does not change automatically.
  default : EST (Eastern Standard Time)
   It can be set to display/not display. ( page 84)
  Clock display Check  map data
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Navigation 
Operations
  Map operations
  Create a route to the destination
  Search for a destination
  Edit the route
  Check the route
  During route guidance
  Register a location
    Contact
  
  Area to avoid
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							GPS mark
This is displayed when vehicle position is 
calculated using GPS satellites. 
   When it is not displayed, or when it ﬂ ashes 
continuously, check the GPS antenna 
mounting position.
[Map view]
Displays the Map view menu.
[Mark] (
 page 62)
Registers the point at the center of the map as 
a Contact (Address Book).[Enter 
] (
 page 53)
Sets the point at the center of the map as a 
destination.
[] to display the touch keys again. Zoom in/Zoom out 
(
 page 33)
Zooms in/zooms 
out the map scale.
  Map operations
 Current position screen (displays the vehicle position)
Press  to display the current position (vehicle position) screen.
 Map mode screen
When the map is scrolled ( page 32), the display switches to the Map mode screen.
Unless stated otherwise, the touch keys function in the same way as on the current position screen.
 Cursor
Displays the center of the map.
 Display during route guidance
During route guidance, various guidance screens are displayed as circumstances require.
Unless stated otherwise, the touch keys function in the same way as on the current position screen.
Type of guidance map (
 page 30)
Displays the type of the current guidance 
map. Touch the icon to display the Guidance 
map switch menu.
 :  One-screen display
 :  Two-screen display
 :    Turn  list
 :   Enlarged intersection map
 :    Highway transition zoom map  Orientation  mark (
 page 32)
Displays the orientation of the map.
Touch the icon to switch between North up and 
Heading up orientations.
   North up:      North is at the top of the map.   Heading up:   The direction of motion is towards 
the top of the map.
Scale display
The scale of the map is displayed. Vehicle  markThe distance from the center of the map 
to the vehicle position.
 Arrival  time
The estimated arrival time at the destination is 
displayed.
   When in the Map mode screen, the straight 
distance from the center of the map to the 
destination is displayed.
   The display can be toggled to show remaining 
time. (
 page 39)  Guidance  route
The route is displayed by a yellow line.
 Remaining distance display
The distance to the destination is displayed.
If multiple destinations have been set, the 
distance to the next destination is displayed.
[ Route]
Searches again for a route to the next destination.   The search conditions, etc. can be changed. ( page 38) City  map
 3D  landmark
Displays speciﬁ c POIs as 3D landmarks. 
Scale: 150 ft – 0.5 mile (50 m – 500 m*)
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting (
 page 84).   Screen can be set to display/not display. ( page 84)
When the scale is 150 ft (50 m*), the display can be switched to a map showing detailed building shapes. (
 page 33)
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting 
(
 page 84).
Note:
   The display cannot switch to that content in areas which 
lack city map data.
 Day mode and  Night mode
When the headlights or side lights are lit, the screen display switches to improve map visibility.
 Day  mode
 Night  mode
Note:
   If [DAY MODE] is selected from the night mode screen, the screen can be switched to Day mode. ( page 92) Lights lit
Lights turned off Clock display (
 page 26)
POI icons (
 page 50)
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							GPS mark
This is displayed when vehicle position is 
calculated using GPS satellites. 
   When it is not displayed, or when it ﬂ ashes 
continuously, check the GPS antenna 
mounting position.
[Map view]
Displays the Map view menu.
[Mark] (
 page 62)
Registers the point at the center of the map as 
a Contact (Address Book).[Enter 
] (
 page 53)
Sets the point at the center of the map as a 
destination.
[] to display the touch keys again. Zoom in/Zoom out 
(
 page 33)
Zooms in/zooms 
out the map scale.
  Map operations
 Current position screen (displays the vehicle position)
Press  to display the current position (vehicle position) screen.
 Map mode screen
When the map is scrolled ( page 32), the display switches to the Map mode screen.
Unless stated otherwise, the touch keys function in the same way as on the current position screen.
 Cursor
Displays the center of the map.
 Display during route guidance
During route guidance, various guidance screens are displayed as circumstances require.
Unless stated otherwise, the touch keys function in the same way as on the current position screen.
Type of guidance map (
 page 30)
Displays the type of the current guidance 
map. Touch the icon to display the Guidance 
map switch menu.
 :  One-screen display
 :  Two-screen display
 :    Turn  list
 :   Enlarged intersection map
 :    Highway transition zoom map  Orientation  mark (
 page 32)
Displays the orientation of the map.
Touch the icon to switch between North up and 
Heading up orientations.
   North up:      North is at the top of the map.   Heading up:   The direction of motion is towards 
the top of the map.
Scale display
The scale of the map is displayed. Vehicle  markThe distance from the center of the map 
to the vehicle position.
 Arrival  time
The estimated arrival time at the destination is 
displayed.
   When in the Map mode screen, the straight 
distance from the center of the map to the 
destination is displayed.
   The display can be toggled to show remaining 
time. (
 page 39)  Guidance  route
The route is displayed by a yellow line.
 Remaining distance display
The distance to the destination is displayed.
If multiple destinations have been set, the 
distance to the next destination is displayed.
[ Route]
Searches again for a route to the next destination.   The search conditions, etc. can be changed. ( page 38) City  map
 3D  landmark
Displays speciﬁ c POIs as 3D landmarks. 
Scale: 150 ft – 0.5 mile (50 m – 500 m*)
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting (
 page 84).   Screen can be set to display/not display. ( page 84)
When the scale is 150 ft (50 m*), the display can be switched to a map showing detailed building shapes. (
 page 33)
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting 
(
 page 84).
Note:
   The display cannot switch to that content in areas which 
lack city map data.
 Day mode and  Night mode
When the headlights or side lights are lit, the screen display switches to improve map visibility.
 Day  mode
 Night  mode
Note:
   If [DAY MODE] is selected from the night mode screen, the screen can be switched to Day mode. ( page 92) Lights lit
Lights turned off Clock display (
 page 26)
POI icons (
 page 50)
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							    Enlarged intersection map
The distance to the next intersection, the name of the road to turn onto, 
and the direction to turn are displayed.
   The intersection is displayed approximately 0.25 miles (400 m*) in 
advance. (In residential area) 
The intersection is displayed approximately 0.5 miles (800 m*) in 
advance. (In non-residential area)
   In some cases, an intersection may be displayed even if the route does 
not require a turn at that intersection.
    Turn  list
Course information is displayed for intersections on the route.
    Highway transition zoom map
During highway driving, the distance to the junction, the place the road 
heads to, the name of the road to turn onto, and the direction to turn are 
displayed.
   The junction is displayed approximately 2 miles (2 km*) in advance.
 Switch the map
Map operations (continued)
    Two-screen  display
The screen is split in two for map display.
   A map such as the one on the right is displayed for junctions 
which are not in the database of the highway transition zoom map.
1
Touch .
2
Select the map from the icons.
   Refer below for the meanings of the icons.
   One-screen display is used when  is selected.
Note:
   ,  and  are displayed during route guidance when 
there is map data that can be displayed.
Operation of  two-screen display
[Display POI icons]
Touch to toggle POI icon display on or off for the 
right screen.
   This cannot be used if POI icons are not displayed 
on the one-screen display or on the left screen.
 (
 page 50)
Zoom in/Zoom out ( page 33)
Zooms in or out the map scale.Returns to left screen operation.
Operation of the left screen
Operation of the right screen
1
Touch the right screen.
   The right screen becomes the screen that can 
be operated.
2
Operate the right screen. The screen can be operated in the 
same way as a one-screen display.
Note:   The map cannot be scrolled. Remove the enlarged map.
*   This is the distance when “km” is set as the distance 
setting (
 page 84).
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