Panasonic Dual DIN Hdd Mobile Navigation System Cn Nvd905u Operating Instructions

							 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
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
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. 
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 Go to step 2
3
ı

Enter the city name and select [List].
3
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
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
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
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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							 POI (Point of interest) search
Use a POI name to search for a destination.
1Select [POI] from the Destination 
menu (All).
   The POI search screen is displayed.
2Enter the name.
   How to enter text (page 97)
3Set the search conditions.
  To refi ne your search by category
 Select  [Category].
  Go to step 4 - 
  To refi ne your search by city
 Select [City].
  Go to step 4 - 
  If there is no refi ne search setting
 Select [List].
  Go to step 5
  To search by category
4
ı

Select a main category.
   Select [List all categories] to display the 
sub-categories within all main categories.
   Select [Cancel] to cancel the set category.
4
ı

Select a sub-category.
  Go to step 3
  To search by city
4
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
4
ı

Enter the city name and select [List].
4
ı

Select the city from the list.
  Go to step 3
5Select the POI from the list.
   The map is displayed.   If there are multiple facilities of the same name 
in the same category, such as branches of a 
supermarket chain, the number of applicable 
facilities is displayed next to the icon. When 
a POI with multiple instances is selected, the 
branches are listed.
   The list can be sorted.
    [Dist. sort]:    The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
 
   [Name sort]:   The list is sorted in 
alphabetical order.
6Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
7Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   To cancel refi nement by city, select [City], then 
[Any city].
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							 POI (Point of interest) search
Use a POI name to search for a destination.
1Select [POI] from the Destination 
menu (All).
   The POI search screen is displayed.
2Enter the name.
   How to enter text (page 97)
3Set the search conditions.
  To refi ne your search by category
 Select  [Category].
  Go to step 4 - 
  To refi ne your search by city
 Select [City].
  Go to step 4 - 
  If there is no refi ne search setting
 Select [List].
  Go to step 5
  To search by category
4
ı

Select a main category.
   Select [List all categories] to display the 
sub-categories within all main categories.
   Select [Cancel] to cancel the set category.
4
ı

Select a sub-category.
  Go to step 3
  To search by city
4
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
4
ı

Enter the city name and select [List].
4
ı

Select the city from the list.
  Go to step 3
5Select the POI from the list.
   The map is displayed.   If there are multiple facilities of the same name 
in the same category, such as branches of a 
supermarket chain, the number of applicable 
facilities is displayed next to the icon. When 
a POI with multiple instances is selected, the 
branches are listed.
   The list can be sorted.
    [Dist. sort]:    The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
 
   [Name sort]:   The list is sorted in 
alphabetical order.
6Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
7Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   To cancel refi nement by city, select [City], then 
[Any city].
Search for a destination (continued)
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							 Nearest POI search
Search for POIs in the area around the current position, 
the destination and the last map displayed.
1Select [Nearest POI] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Nearest POI search screen is displayed.
2Select the point for the center of the 
search.
   [Current Position]: Current position screen  [Map]:      Last displayed map  [1]/[2]/[3]/[4]/[5]:  Destination and transit 
destinations
   [1]/[2]/[3]/[4]/[5] are displayed according to the 
number of a destination and transit destinations 
set.
   If [Current Position] is selected
 
 Go to step 4
3Move the cursor to the center of the 
area to search and select [Enter].
4Select a main category.
   Select [List all categories] to display the 
sub-categories within all main categories.
5Select a sub-category and select 
[OK].
   Up to 5 sub-categories can be selected.   To cancel a selected sub-category, select it 
again.
6Select [Show list].
  POIs within a radius of 20 miles (32 km*) of the 
search position (the current position or the cursor 
position on the Map mode screen) are searched 
for and listed in order of proximity to the current 
position. Up to 200 matches can be made.
*   This is the range when “km” is set as the 
distance setting (
 page 84).   To re-select sub-categories, select [Select 
category] and repeat from step 4.
7Select the POI from the list.
   The map is displayed.   The displayed distance is the straight distance 
from the vehicle position to the POI.
   Select [Sort by] to sort the list.
   [Distance]:  The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
 
  [Category]:  The list is sorted by category.
    [Name]:     The list is sorted in alphabetical 
order.
   Select [On route] to search for POIs along the 
guidance route. (
 page 45)   [On route] is not displayed if route guidance is 
not in use.
8Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
9Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   If multiple telephone numbers are registered under the 
same name, each is listed.
  Search for POIs along the route
Only POIs that are on or close to the guidance route 
are searched for and displayed. The search range is a 
distance of 150 ft (50 m*) from either side of the route.
*  This is the range when “km” is set as the distance 
setting (
 page 84).
1Select [On route] from the Nearest 
POI ( page 44, step 7) or nearest POI 
( page 51, step 4) search list.
   POIs found by the search are listed, and the 
touch keys show the name, the icon, and the 
distance along the route from the current 
position.
   Select [Sort by] to sort the list.
    [Distance]:   The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
 
   [Category]:   The list is sorted by category.
    [Name]:     The list is sorted in alphabetical 
order.
2Select a POI.
   The map is displayed.   The POI name and the distance along the route 
from the current position are displayed on the 
map.
3Select [Add to 
].
  Select [New 
] to delete all currently set 
destinations and set as new destinations.
4Select [Add] for the section to add.
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
5Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   If no route is displayed on the map screen, it is not 
possible to search for POIs along the route.
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							 Nearest POI search
Search for POIs in the area around the current position, 
the destination and the last map displayed.
1Select [Nearest POI] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Nearest POI search screen is displayed.
2Select the point for the center of the 
search.
   [Current Position]: Current position screen  [Map]:      Last displayed map  [1]/[2]/[3]/[4]/[5]:  Destination and transit 
destinations
   [1]/[2]/[3]/[4]/[5] are displayed according to the 
number of a destination and transit destinations 
set.
   If [Current Position] is selected
 
 Go to step 4
3Move the cursor to the center of the 
area to search and select [Enter].
4Select a main category.
   Select [List all categories] to display the 
sub-categories within all main categories.
5Select a sub-category and select 
[OK].
   Up to 5 sub-categories can be selected.   To cancel a selected sub-category, select it 
again.
6Select [Show list].
  POIs within a radius of 20 miles (32 km*) of the 
search position (the current position or the cursor 
position on the Map mode screen) are searched 
for and listed in order of proximity to the current 
position. Up to 200 matches can be made.
*   This is the range when “km” is set as the 
distance setting (
 page 84).   To re-select sub-categories, select [Select 
category] and repeat from step 4.
7Select the POI from the list.
   The map is displayed.   The displayed distance is the straight distance 
from the vehicle position to the POI.
   Select [Sort by] to sort the list.
   [Distance]:  The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
 
  [Category]:  The list is sorted by category.
    [Name]:     The list is sorted in alphabetical 
order.
   Select [On route] to search for POIs along the 
guidance route. (
 page 45)   [On route] is not displayed if route guidance is 
not in use.
8Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
9Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   If multiple telephone numbers are registered under the 
same name, each is listed.
  Search for POIs along the route
Only POIs that are on or close to the guidance route 
are searched for and displayed. The search range is a 
distance of 150 ft (50 m*) from either side of the route.
*  This is the range when “km” is set as the distance 
setting (
 page 84).
1Select [On route] from the Nearest 
POI ( page 44, step 7) or nearest POI 
( page 51, step 4) search list.
   POIs found by the search are listed, and the 
touch keys show the name, the icon, and the 
distance along the route from the current 
position.
   Select [Sort by] to sort the list.
    [Distance]:   The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
 
   [Category]:   The list is sorted by category.
    [Name]:     The list is sorted in alphabetical 
order.
2Select a POI.
   The map is displayed.   The POI name and the distance along the route 
from the current position are displayed on the 
map.
3Select [Add to 
].
  Select [New 
] to delete all currently set 
destinations and set as new destinations.
4Select [Add] for the section to add.
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
5Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   If no route is displayed on the map screen, it is not 
possible to search for POIs along the route.
Search for a destination (continued)
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							  When  stopped
1Select [Emergency] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Emergency selection screen is displayed.
2Select a category from the list.
   The list of POIs is displayed.
3Select the POI from the list.
   The list can be sorted.
    [Name sort]:   The list is sorted in alphabetical 
order.
 
   [Dist. sort]:    The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
4Select [Enter].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
5Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
  In  motion
If the driver is also the operator of the navigation 
system, he or she must stop the vehicle in a safe place 
before operating it.
1Select [Emergency] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Emergency selection screen is displayed.
2Select a category from the list.
   The nearest POI to the current position is 
displayed.
3Select [Enter].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
 Previous  search
Automatically store set destinations and search for 
destinations from that history. (Up to 20 destinations)
1Select [Previous] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Previous search screen is displayed.
2Select a previous point from the list.
   Select [Previous start point] to display the 
previous start point.
3Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   When there are more than 20 routes, the oldest are 
deleted sequentially. Register necessary points as 
Contacts. (
 page 62)   To clear previous points, refer to page 86.
Search for a destination (continued)
 Emergency  search
The search fi nds hospitals/police stations/service & maintenance within a radius of 100 miles (160 km*).
*   This is the range when “km” is set as the distance setting (
 page 84).
 Address Book search
Search for a destination from among registered 
Contacts.
   You must register locations to use this feature. 
(
 page 62)
1Select [Address Book] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Address Book search screen is displayed.
2Select the Contact from the list.
   The list can be sorted.
    [Icon]:    Display according to the type of 
icon. (
 page 64)
    [Date]:    Display Contacts in order of 
registration.
3Select [Enter].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
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							  When  stopped
1Select [Emergency] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Emergency selection screen is displayed.
2Select a category from the list.
   The list of POIs is displayed.
3Select the POI from the list.
   The list can be sorted.
    [Name sort]:   The list is sorted in alphabetical 
order.
 
   [Dist. sort]:    The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
4Select [Enter].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
5Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
  In  motion
If the driver is also the operator of the navigation 
system, he or she must stop the vehicle in a safe place 
before operating it.
1Select [Emergency] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Emergency selection screen is displayed.
2Select a category from the list.
   The nearest POI to the current position is 
displayed.
3Select [Enter].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
 Previous  search
Automatically store set destinations and search for 
destinations from that history. (Up to 20 destinations)
1Select [Previous] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Previous search screen is displayed.
2Select a previous point from the list.
   Select [Previous start point] to display the 
previous start point.
3Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   When there are more than 20 routes, the oldest are 
deleted sequentially. Register necessary points as 
Contacts. (
 page 62)   To clear previous points, refer to page 86.
Search for a destination (continued)
 Emergency  search
The search fi nds hospitals/police stations/service & maintenance within a radius of 100 miles (160 km*).
*   This is the range when “km” is set as the distance setting (
 page 84).
 Address Book search
Search for a destination from among registered 
Contacts.
   You must register locations to use this feature. 
(
 page 62)
1Select [Address Book] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Address Book search screen is displayed.
2Select the Contact from the list.
   The list can be sorted.
    [Icon]:    Display according to the type of 
icon. (
 page 64)
    [Date]:    Display Contacts in order of 
registration.
3Select [Enter].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
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							 Map  search
Search for a destination from the map.
1Select [Map] from the Destination 
menu (All).
   The previously displayed map is displayed.
2Move the cursor to the position to set 
as the destination and select [Enter].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
3Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
 Coordinates  search
Use coordinates to search for a destination.
1Select [Coordinates] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Coordinates search screen is displayed.
2Enter the coordinates and select 
[OK].
   When entering a latitude, select [N] for north 
and [S] for south; and select [E] for east and [W] 
for west when entering a longitude.
   To correct the coordinates, select [] to delete 
digits one at a time.
   A map is displayed according to the coordinates 
input.
3Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
 Return  Home
Once the home location is registered, it is simple to fi nd 
a route home from the current position.
   You must register the home location to use this 
feature. (
 page 64)
1Select [Home] from the Destination 
menu (All).
   Starts the route search.
2Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
  If  home location has not been 
registered
Select [Home] from Destination menu (All) to display the 
Set Home confi rmation screen.
1Select [Yes] on the Set Home 
confi rmation screen.
2Search for home.
   Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.
3Select [Enter].   Home is registered.
 Phone number search
Use a telephone number to search for a destination.
1Select [Phone No.] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Phone number search screen is displayed.
2Enter the telephone number and 
select [OK].
   The telephone number list is displayed.   To correct the number, select [] to delete 
digits one at a time.
3Select the POI from the list.
   The map is displayed.   Numbers with different area codes are also 
displayed.
   A list is not displayed if there is only one 
matching number.
4Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
5Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
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							 Map  search
Search for a destination from the map.
1Select [Map] from the Destination 
menu (All).
   The previously displayed map is displayed.
2Move the cursor to the position to set 
as the destination and select [Enter].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
3Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
 Coordinates  search
Use coordinates to search for a destination.
1Select [Coordinates] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Coordinates search screen is displayed.
2Enter the coordinates and select 
[OK].
   When entering a latitude, select [N] for north 
and [S] for south; and select [E] for east and [W] 
for west when entering a longitude.
   To correct the coordinates, select [] to delete 
digits one at a time.
   A map is displayed according to the coordinates 
input.
3Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
 Return  Home
Once the home location is registered, it is simple to fi nd 
a route home from the current position.
   You must register the home location to use this 
feature. (
 page 64)
1Select [Home] from the Destination 
menu (All).
   Starts the route search.
2Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
  If  home location has not been 
registered
Select [Home] from Destination menu (All) to display the 
Set Home confi rmation screen.
1Select [Yes] on the Set Home 
confi rmation screen.
2Search for home.
   Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.
3Select [Enter].   Home is registered.
 Phone number search
Use a telephone number to search for a destination.
1Select [Phone No.] from the 
Destination menu (All).
   The Phone number search screen is displayed.
2Enter the telephone number and 
select [OK].
   The telephone number list is displayed.   To correct the number, select [] to delete 
digits one at a time.
3Select the POI from the list.
   The map is displayed.   Numbers with different area codes are also 
displayed.
   A list is not displayed if there is only one 
matching number.
4Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
5Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
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							 Display   POI  icons
POI icons for frequently used POIs (Gas stations, 
restaurants, etc.) can be displayed on the map. Detailed 
information can also be shown for the displayed POI 
icons. (Scale: 150 ft – 0.5 mile (50 m – 1 km*))
*   This is the scale when “km” is set as the distance 
setting (
 page 84).
1Select [Map view] on the current 
position screen.
   The Change map view screen is displayed.
2Select [Display POI icons].
   The Display POI Icons screen is displayed.
3Select POI icons from the list and 
select [OK].
   Selected POI icons are displayed on the map.   Up to 5 icons can be selected. Selected POI 
icons are displayed at the upper left.
   Selected POI icons can be cancelled by selecting 
them again.
   Select [Delete] to cancel all selected POI icons.   The icons for displayed POIs can be changed. 
Refer to page 84 for the change method.
To select other POI icons, select [Other POIs] 
 
 Go to step 4
4Select a main category.
   Select [List all categories] to display the 
sub-categories within all main categories.
 Search for nearby POI icons
This search covers POIs within a radius of 20 miles 
(32 km*) from the current position, or from the center 
of the cursor.
*  This is the range when “km” is set as the distance 
setting (
 page 84).
1Select [Map view] on the current 
position screen.
   The Change map view screen is displayed.
2Select [Display POI icons].
   The Display POI Icons screen is displayed.
3Select the POI icons to search for, 
then select [List Nearest POIs].
   The names of POIs and their distance from the 
current position are displayed on touch keys.
4Select a POI from the list.
   The map is displayed.   Select [Sort by] to sort the list.
    [Distance]:   The list is sorted in order of 
proximity.
 
   [Category]:   The list is sorted by category.
    [Name]:     The list is sorted in alphabetical 
order.
   Select [On route] during route guidance to 
search for POIs along the guidance route. 
(
 page 45)
5Select POI icons displayed from the 
list and select [OK].
   Selected POI icons are displayed on the map.   Up to 5 icons can be selected.   To choose another category, select [More], then 
repeat from step 4.
  To see information on POI icons
1Put the cursor on POI icons, which 
will cause the cursor to fl ash.
   The POI name is displayed.
2Select [Info.].
   POI information is displayed.
  Select [Enter ] to set it as the destination. If a 
destination has already been set, [Add to ] or 
[New ] is displayed. Refer to page 37 for details. [Mark]:   Registers the point at the center of the 
map as a Contact (Address Book).
Note:
   POI name display is automatically removed after it has 
been displayed for approximately 6 seconds.
  If multiple POIs exist for the same building, the POI icons 
may overlap on the map. In that case, the POI names are 
displayed sequentially as their POI icons are selected.
   Departments and sections within the same POI may, 
in some cases, be displayed as individual POI icons.
5Select [Enter 
].
6Select [Enter].   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
7Select [Start].   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   This function cannot be used if POI icons are not 
displayed.
   The displayed distance is the straight distance from 
the vehicle position (if a nearby POI was searched 
for from the current position screen), or the straight 
distance from “
” (if a nearby POI was searched for 
from the map screen).
   Up to 200 POIs can be searched for, in order of 
proximity.
   If multiple telephone numbers are registered under the 
same name, each is listed.
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