Panasonic Dual DIN Hdd Mobile Navigation System Cn Nvd905u Operating Instructions

							    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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							Map operations (continued)
Move the map ( scroll)
Note:   Even if the scale and orientation of the map are switched in Map mode screen, pressing  returns the display 
to the original settings.
Switch orientation ( Heading up/ North up)
The display can be switched between Heading up, with the heading direction towards the top of the map, and North 
up, with north at the top of the map.
Heading is up
(Heading up)
Touch .
   The display switches to North up.
North is up
(North up)Touch .
   The display switches to Heading up.
Note:
   The Map mode screen cannot be switched from 
North up to Heading up.
To switch from North up to Heading up
To switch from Heading up to North up
1
Touch the screen.
   The point touched becomes the center of the screen 
and the cursor “
” is displayed. (Map mode screen)
2
Touch and hold in the direction to 
scroll.
   Scrolling continues while the screen is touched. 
(Continuous scroll)*
   Touching near the center of the map causes low-
speed scrolling, and the scroll speed increases the 
closer to the periphery the screen is touched.
*   The map cannot be scrolled while the vehicle is in 
motion.
Switch the  scale
   Touch and hold to switch the scale as if zooming in or out.   The scale range is from 150 ft (50 m*) to 300 miles (500 km*).
*   This is the distance when “km” is set as the distance setting 
(
 page 84).
 :  Zooms in.
 :   Zooms out.
  Touch  or  to display the scale bar. Touch the number for each 
scale to switch to that scale.
(The map cannot be switched to the scale while the vehicle in motion.)
When the scale is 150 ft (50 m), 
Touch 
.
   The city map is displayed.
   The map is displayed at a scale which allows display of the 
entire route from the current position to the next destination.
Note:
   This function can be used when setting a destination.   If the distance to the destination is so long that it cannot be 
displayed within a more detailed scale, it is displayed at the 
300 mile (500 km*) scale.
   This operation is unavailable on city maps.
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting 
(
 page 84).
Touch .  To cancel city map display
Touch 
.
Touch .
Touch .
To display the city map
To see the entire route from the current position to the next destination
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							Map operations (continued)
Move the map ( scroll)
Note:   Even if the scale and orientation of the map are switched in Map mode screen, pressing  returns the display 
to the original settings.
Switch orientation ( Heading up/ North up)
The display can be switched between Heading up, with the heading direction towards the top of the map, and North 
up, with north at the top of the map.
Heading is up
(Heading up)
Touch .
   The display switches to North up.
North is up
(North up)Touch .
   The display switches to Heading up.
Note:
   The Map mode screen cannot be switched from 
North up to Heading up.
To switch from North up to Heading up
To switch from Heading up to North up
1
Touch the screen.
   The point touched becomes the center of the screen 
and the cursor “
” is displayed. (Map mode screen)
2
Touch and hold in the direction to 
scroll.
   Scrolling continues while the screen is touched. 
(Continuous scroll)*
   Touching near the center of the map causes low-
speed scrolling, and the scroll speed increases the 
closer to the periphery the screen is touched.
*   The map cannot be scrolled while the vehicle is in 
motion.
Switch the  scale
   Touch and hold to switch the scale as if zooming in or out.   The scale range is from 150 ft (50 m*) to 300 miles (500 km*).
*   This is the distance when “km” is set as the distance setting 
(
 page 84).
 :  Zooms in.
 :   Zooms out.
  Touch  or  to display the scale bar. Touch the number for each 
scale to switch to that scale.
(The map cannot be switched to the scale while the vehicle in motion.)
When the scale is 150 ft (50 m), 
Touch 
.
   The city map is displayed.
   The map is displayed at a scale which allows display of the 
entire route from the current position to the next destination.
Note:
   This function can be used when setting a destination.   If the distance to the destination is so long that it cannot be 
displayed within a more detailed scale, it is displayed at the 
300 mile (500 km*) scale.
   This operation is unavailable on city maps.
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting 
(
 page 84).
Touch .  To cancel city map display
Touch 
.
Touch .
Touch .
To display the city map
To see the entire route from the current position to the next destination
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							Map operations (continued)
Clear or display  route trace 
  Route  trace
The route the vehicle has driven along is marked for up to approximately 125 miles (200 km*). When the distance 
driven exceeds 125 miles (200 km*), the route trace is deleted, starting from the earliest recorded.
   The route trace can be cleared and re-displayed, as required.   The display scale can be switched between 150 ft (50 m*) and 32 miles (50 km*).
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting (
 page 84).
Route trace
Note:
   When route trace is not displayed, the route trace data is not recorded.
Touch [Record] on the Change map 
view screen.
   Starts recording a route trace from the current position.   If “No” was selected in step 3 of the “To clear route trace” 
procedure, the route trace that was displayed before it was 
cleared is displayed again.
To clear route trace
To display route trace
1
Touch [Map view] on the 
current position screen.
   The Change map view screen is displayed.
2
Touch [Stop].
3
Touch [Yes] to clear display and 
route trace data.
Touch [No] to clear the display 
without deleting the route trace 
data.
 Customize the Destination menu
Three items displayed in the Destination menu can be changed. It is convenient 
to set frequently used items on the Destination menu.
1
Touch [Setup] from the 
Navigation menu.
2
Touch [Custom Dest. Menu].
3
Touch three items to select them 
for inclusion in the Destination 
menu.
   Always select three items.   Touch [Default] to select [Address], [POI] and 
[Nearest POI].
4
Touch [OK].
   The selected items are registered to the Destination 
menu.
   They are arranged in order of selection, from the left.
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							Map operations (continued)
Clear or display  route trace 
  Route  trace
The route the vehicle has driven along is marked for up to approximately 125 miles (200 km*). When the distance 
driven exceeds 125 miles (200 km*), the route trace is deleted, starting from the earliest recorded.
   The route trace can be cleared and re-displayed, as required.   The display scale can be switched between 150 ft (50 m*) and 32 miles (50 km*).
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance setting (
 page 84).
Route trace
Note:
   When route trace is not displayed, the route trace data is not recorded.
Touch [Record] on the Change map 
view screen.
   Starts recording a route trace from the current position.   If “No” was selected in step 3 of the “To clear route trace” 
procedure, the route trace that was displayed before it was 
cleared is displayed again.
To clear route trace
To display route trace
1
Touch [Map view] on the 
current position screen.
   The Change map view screen is displayed.
2
Touch [Stop].
3
Touch [Yes] to clear display and 
route trace data.
Touch [No] to clear the display 
without deleting the route trace 
data.
 Customize the Destination menu
Three items displayed in the Destination menu can be changed. It is convenient 
to set frequently used items on the Destination menu.
1
Touch [Setup] from the 
Navigation menu.
2
Touch [Custom Dest. Menu].
3
Touch three items to select them 
for inclusion in the Destination 
menu.
   Always select three items.   Touch [Default] to select [Address], [POI] and 
[Nearest POI].
4
Touch [OK].
   The selected items are registered to the Destination 
menu.
   They are arranged in order of selection, from the left.
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							  To switch the  search area
The Search area function divides United States, Canada 
and Puerto Rico into 14 areas, so that the search can be 
narrowed to a specifi ed area. Areas other than the one 
specifi ed are not subject to searching.

 Touch [Change].

 Touch the area to search.


 Select [OK].
   The area to search switches.
Note:
   The default is [US8].   Hawaii is [US12].   The Search Area screen is also displayed when [US8] 
is selected from Address search (
 page 40), POI 
search (
 page 42) or Phone No. search ( page 49).
Display the current 
search area.
Choose this to 
display the Search 
Area screen.
   Roads and distances used
The total route length is displayed, together with the 
distances using highways, toll roads, time-restricted 
roads, seasonally restricted roads, ferries and car trains.
  To check the route
  [3 routes]:   Three types of routes to the destination 
are displayed. (
 page 38)  [Route]:     The Change Route screen is displayed. 
(
 page 38)
Note:
   If there are transit destinations ( page 52), [3 routes] 
will not be displayed.
   The demo starts if [Start] is touched for 3 seconds. 
(
 page 59)   The All route screen can be displayed even after 
guidance starts. (
 page 60)   The turn list cannot be displayed. To display the turn 
list, display the All route screen manually after route 
guidance starts. (
 page 60)   There are cases where a part of the route that you set 
is not displayed due to the scale of the map. However, 
it does not affect the audio assist function.
   Checking the route to be used
The route selection status for the route to use is displayed.
Example:
 : Use
 :  Do not use
   : Highway
   : Time-restricted road
   : Ferry
   : Toll road
   : Seasonally restricted road
   : Car train
  [Road preference]:  The type of road to use can be 
changed. (
 page 58)
   If the destination has been set
The following two touch keys will be displayed instead of 
[Enter].
  [New 
]:     The set destination is cancelled and a 
new destination is set.
  [Add to 
]:   A new destination is set in addition to 
the previously set destination.
Note:
   [Info.]:    Information on the POI is displayed. Nothing 
is displayed if there is no information. 
(
 page 50)
  Create a route to the destination
1
Search for the destination on the Navigation menu.
Use the search function to search for the destination.2
Touch [Enter] when the map 
displaying the destination 
appears.
A search is made for the route from the 
vehicle position to the destination.
   The destination (set location) is marked with 
a 
.
3
Touch [Start] when the All 
route screen is displayed.
Route guidance begins.
   Distance and time display
The distance and time (such as estimated  arrival time 
or  remaining time) to the next destination are displayed. 
Refer to page 39 for how to switch the time display.
 Navigation  menu
Touch [Destination].
  Destination  menu
Touch [Others].
  Setting frequently used items on the Destination 
menu makes it easier to search for destinations. 
( page 34)
  Destination  menu  (All)
The Destination setting screen (a map of the 
area around the destination) is displayed as the 
result of the search.
   The   List  screen
  :   Moves the cursor to the previous/next screen.
  :   Moves the cursor to the previous/next item.
  :   Scrolls to display the parts of names which cannot 
be displayed fully at fi rst. Scrolling stops at the last 
name, and 
 is displayed. 
    Touch 
 to return to the previous display. 
  All  route  screen  Destination  setting  screen
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							  To switch the  search area
The Search area function divides United States, Canada 
and Puerto Rico into 14 areas, so that the search can be 
narrowed to a specifi ed area. Areas other than the one 
specifi ed are not subject to searching.

 Touch [Change].

 Touch the area to search.


 Select [OK].
   The area to search switches.
Note:
   The default is [US8].   Hawaii is [US12].   The Search Area screen is also displayed when [US8] 
is selected from Address search (
 page 40), POI 
search (
 page 42) or Phone No. search ( page 49).
Display the current 
search area.
Choose this to 
display the Search 
Area screen.
   Roads and distances used
The total route length is displayed, together with the 
distances using highways, toll roads, time-restricted 
roads, seasonally restricted roads, ferries and car trains.
  To check the route
  [3 routes]:   Three types of routes to the destination 
are displayed. (
 page 38)  [Route]:     The Change Route screen is displayed. 
(
 page 38)
Note:
   If there are transit destinations ( page 52), [3 routes] 
will not be displayed.
   The demo starts if [Start] is touched for 3 seconds. 
(
 page 59)   The All route screen can be displayed even after 
guidance starts. (
 page 60)   The turn list cannot be displayed. To display the turn 
list, display the All route screen manually after route 
guidance starts. (
 page 60)   There are cases where a part of the route that you set 
is not displayed due to the scale of the map. However, 
it does not affect the audio assist function.
   Checking the route to be used
The route selection status for the route to use is displayed.
Example:
 : Use
 :  Do not use
   : Highway
   : Time-restricted road
   : Ferry
   : Toll road
   : Seasonally restricted road
   : Car train
  [Road preference]:  The type of road to use can be 
changed. (
 page 58)
   If the destination has been set
The following two touch keys will be displayed instead of 
[Enter].
  [New 
]:     The set destination is cancelled and a 
new destination is set.
  [Add to 
]:   A new destination is set in addition to 
the previously set destination.
Note:
   [Info.]:    Information on the POI is displayed. Nothing 
is displayed if there is no information. 
(
 page 50)
  Create a route to the destination
1
Search for the destination on the Navigation menu.
Use the search function to search for the destination.2
Touch [Enter] when the map 
displaying the destination 
appears.
A search is made for the route from the 
vehicle position to the destination.
   The destination (set location) is marked with 
a 
.
3
Touch [Start] when the All 
route screen is displayed.
Route guidance begins.
   Distance and time display
The distance and time (such as estimated  arrival time 
or  remaining time) to the next destination are displayed. 
Refer to page 39 for how to switch the time display.
 Navigation  menu
Touch [Destination].
  Destination  menu
Touch [Others].
  Setting frequently used items on the Destination 
menu makes it easier to search for destinations. 
( page 34)
  Destination  menu  (All)
The Destination setting screen (a map of the 
area around the destination) is displayed as the 
result of the search.
   The   List  screen
  :   Moves the cursor to the previous/next screen.
  :   Moves the cursor to the previous/next item.
  :   Scrolls to display the parts of names which cannot 
be displayed fully at fi rst. Scrolling stops at the last 
name, and 
 is displayed. 
    Touch 
 to return to the previous display. 
  All  route  screen  Destination  setting  screen
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							Select the route from  3 routes
Select your favored route from among the 3 routes 
based on different search conditions.
1Select [3 routes] from the All route 
screen. 
   The 3 routes display screen is displayed.
2Select a route.
[Quick1]:  The route searched for under the time 
priority search condition.
[Quick2]:  A different route searched for under the 
same search conditions as the current 
route.
[Short]:  The route searched for under the distance 
priority search condition.
   The All route screen is displayed for the selected 
route.
   Three types of color-coded routes are displayed.
   Select [Info.] to display the 3 Routes Information 
screen.
    Various route information (remaining time, 
total route length, toll road, highway, ferry, 
and car train) is displayed.
 
   When a route is selected, the All route screen 
is displayed for the selected route.
Note:
   The routes displayed may be the same in some cases.   Maps cannot be scrolled on screens which display the 
3 routes display screen.
   If there are transit destinations (page 52), [3 routes] 
will not be displayed.
   [3 routes] cannot be displayed on the manually 
displayed All route screen.
 Change the route
The conditions used for the search can be changed.
Select [Route] on the All route 
screen.
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
   Select [Search condition] to change the type of 
route search conditions. (
 page 57)   Select [Road preference] to select the road to 
use. (
 page 58)   Destination:    Destinations can be added, 
re-ordered and deleted. 
(
 page 52, 54, 55)
Create a route to the destination (continued)
Change time display
Switches the display of time to destination between 
estimated arrival time and remaining time.
Select .
   Touch [Arrival time] ([Re-maining time]) to 
switch the display to estimated arrival time 
(remaining time).
  Touch [] to return to the previous display.
   If a transit destination has been set
   If there is a transit destination ( page 52), the 
distance and the estimated arrival times and 
remaining times for each destination are listed. Touch 
a destination on the list to display the distance and 
time (estimated arrival time or remaining time) for that 
destination.
  Touch [] to return to the previous display.
 Suspend route guidance
If guidance for the set route is not required, route 
guidance can be suspended. This is a convenient 
function for driving on smaller roads or in well-known 
areas.
1Select [Setup] from the Navigation 
menu during route guidance.
   The Setup menu is displayed.
2Select [Suspend guidance].
   Suspends route display and voice guidance.   The set destination is not cancelled.
Note:
   To suspend voice guidance but leave the route 
displayed, set “Auto voice guidance” to [Off]. 
(
 page 84)
  Resume route guidance
While route guidance is suspended, 
Select [Resume guidance] from the 
Setup menu. 
( above)
   Route display and voice guidance resume.
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							Select the route from  3 routes
Select your favored route from among the 3 routes 
based on different search conditions.
1Select [3 routes] from the All route 
screen. 
   The 3 routes display screen is displayed.
2Select a route.
[Quick1]:  The route searched for under the time 
priority search condition.
[Quick2]:  A different route searched for under the 
same search conditions as the current 
route.
[Short]:  The route searched for under the distance 
priority search condition.
   The All route screen is displayed for the selected 
route.
   Three types of color-coded routes are displayed.
   Select [Info.] to display the 3 Routes Information 
screen.
    Various route information (remaining time, 
total route length, toll road, highway, ferry, 
and car train) is displayed.
 
   When a route is selected, the All route screen 
is displayed for the selected route.
Note:
   The routes displayed may be the same in some cases.   Maps cannot be scrolled on screens which display the 
3 routes display screen.
   If there are transit destinations (page 52), [3 routes] 
will not be displayed.
   [3 routes] cannot be displayed on the manually 
displayed All route screen.
 Change the route
The conditions used for the search can be changed.
Select [Route] on the All route 
screen.
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
   Select [Search condition] to change the type of 
route search conditions. (
 page 57)   Select [Road preference] to select the road to 
use. (
 page 58)   Destination:    Destinations can be added, 
re-ordered and deleted. 
(
 page 52, 54, 55)
Create a route to the destination (continued)
Change time display
Switches the display of time to destination between 
estimated arrival time and remaining time.
Select .
   Touch [Arrival time] ([Re-maining time]) to 
switch the display to estimated arrival time 
(remaining time).
  Touch [] to return to the previous display.
   If a transit destination has been set
   If there is a transit destination ( page 52), the 
distance and the estimated arrival times and 
remaining times for each destination are listed. Touch 
a destination on the list to display the distance and 
time (estimated arrival time or remaining time) for that 
destination.
  Touch [] to return to the previous display.
 Suspend route guidance
If guidance for the set route is not required, route 
guidance can be suspended. This is a convenient 
function for driving on smaller roads or in well-known 
areas.
1Select [Setup] from the Navigation 
menu during route guidance.
   The Setup menu is displayed.
2Select [Suspend guidance].
   Suspends route display and voice guidance.   The set destination is not cancelled.
Note:
   To suspend voice guidance but leave the route 
displayed, set “Auto voice guidance” to [Off]. 
(
 page 84)
  Resume route guidance
While route guidance is suspended, 
Select [Resume guidance] from the 
Setup menu. 
( above)
   Route display and voice guidance resume.
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							 Address  search
Search for the destination address from the street name.
1Select [Address] from the Destination 
menu (All).
   The Address search screen is displayed.
2  To search by street
  Enter the street name.
  Go to step 3 - 
  To search by city
 Select [City].
  Go to step 3 - 
   How to enter text (page 97)
  To search by street
3
ı

Select [List].
3
ı

Select the street from the list.
3
ı

Select the city from the list.
   The address range list is displayed.
 
 Go to step 4   Select [Input name] to refi ne your search by city.
  To search by city
3
ı

Select [Input city name].
  To search for a city from previous city 
searches
   Select the city from the list (up to 5).
  Go to step 3 -    Select [Search Area] to change the Search area. 
(
 page 36)
 
 Go to step 2
3
ı

Enter the city name and select [List].
3
ı

Select the city from the list.
3
ı

Enter the street name and select [List].
   Choosing [List] without inputting a street name 
lists all streets in that city.
3
ı

Select the street from the list.
   The address range list is displayed.
 
 Go to step 4
Search for a destination
4Select the address range from the 
list.
5Enter the house number and select 
[OK].
   The map is displayed.   If you select [OK] without entering the house 
number, the map showing the vicinity of the 
street selected is displayed.
6Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
7Select [Start].  Route guidance starts .
Note:
   If there is only one candidate for city, address range 
and house number, the list is not displayed, and the 
process advances to the next step.
   If there is no city or address range data for the 
selected street, the map is displayed for an area 
centered around the street.
   To cancel refi nement by city, select [City], then 
[Any city].
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