Panasonic Dual DIN Hdd Mobile Navigation System Cn Nvd905u Operating Instructions

							 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.
Search for a destination (continued)
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							6Select [Add] for the section to add.
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
7Select [OK].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
   To add further destinations, select [Add] and 
repeat the procedure from step 4.
8Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   [3 routes] is not displayed on the All route screen if 
multiple destinations have been set.
   Set destinations are marked by “” – “”.
 Add a destination
After the destination has been set, it is still possible to 
set other destinations (up to 5). If 5 destinations have 
already been set, delete one before adding another.
  Add from the current position 
screen
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select [Route].
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
3Select [Add].
4Search for the destination to add.
   Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.   [Home] is not displayed.
5Select [Enter] on the map screen.
Edit the route
  Add on the Map mode screen
1Move the cursor to the intended 
destination and select [Enter 
].
   Make the setting on a map of 0.5 mile (500 m*) 
or more detailed scale.
  *   This is the scale when “km” is set as the 
distance setting (
 page 84).
2Select [Add to 
].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
  Select [New 
] to delete all currently set 
destinations and set new destinations.
3Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
 
Note:
   The destination set by the one-touch method is set as 
“
” (the fi rst destination).   To change the order of destinations, refer to “Change 
the order of destinations” on page 54.
  Add from the Destination menu
1Search for the destination to add 
from the Destination menu (All).
   Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.
2Select [Add to 
].
  Select [New 
] to delete all currently set 
destinations and set new destinations.
3Select [Add] for the section to add.
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
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							6Select [Add] for the section to add.
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
7Select [OK].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
   To add further destinations, select [Add] and 
repeat the procedure from step 4.
8Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   [3 routes] is not displayed on the All route screen if 
multiple destinations have been set.
   Set destinations are marked by “” – “”.
 Add a destination
After the destination has been set, it is still possible to 
set other destinations (up to 5). If 5 destinations have 
already been set, delete one before adding another.
  Add from the current position 
screen
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select [Route].
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
3Select [Add].
4Search for the destination to add.
   Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.   [Home] is not displayed.
5Select [Enter] on the map screen.
Edit the route
  Add on the Map mode screen
1Move the cursor to the intended 
destination and select [Enter 
].
   Make the setting on a map of 0.5 mile (500 m*) 
or more detailed scale.
  *   This is the scale when “km” is set as the 
distance setting (
 page 84).
2Select [Add to 
].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
  Select [New 
] to delete all currently set 
destinations and set new destinations.
3Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
 
Note:
   The destination set by the one-touch method is set as 
“
” (the fi rst destination).   To change the order of destinations, refer to “Change 
the order of destinations” on page 54.
  Add from the Destination menu
1Search for the destination to add 
from the Destination menu (All).
   Refer to pages 40 – 49 for the search method.
2Select [Add to 
].
  Select [New 
] to delete all currently set 
destinations and set new destinations.
3Select [Add] for the section to add.
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
4Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
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							 Change the order of destinations
1Select [Change order] on the Change 
Route screen.
   The Reorder destinations screen is displayed.
2Select the destination names in 
the order in which you want to pass 
through them, then select [OK].
   The names of the selected destinations are 
displayed in bold text, and numbered to indicate 
the order in which the route passes through 
them.
   To cancel the setting, select [Undo] or select the 
name of the destination to cancel.
   If there are no other operations for 3 seconds 
after the order of destinations is confi rmed, the 
order is automatically confi rmed and the Change 
Route screen is displayed.
3Select [OK].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
 Delete a destination
  Select a destination and delete it
1Select [Delete] on the Change Route 
screen.
   The Delete Destinations screen is displayed.   The Delete Destinations screen can also be 
displayed by selecting [Destination Delete] from 
the Destination menu.
2Select the destination to delete.
   If only one destination has been set, the 
procedure moves to the next step without 
displaying the Delete Destinations screen.
   Select [Delete all] to delete all destinations.
3Select [Yes].
   The destination is deleted.
  Delete the next destination that 
the route passes through with 
one touch
Select [Delete next 
] on the 
Re-route search screen.
   Searching starts and guidance of new route 
begins.
Note:
   This function can only be used when multiple 
destinations have been set.
Edit the route (continued)
4Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   This function can only be used when multiple 
destinations have been set.
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							 Change the order of destinations
1Select [Change order] on the Change 
Route screen.
   The Reorder destinations screen is displayed.
2Select the destination names in 
the order in which you want to pass 
through them, then select [OK].
   The names of the selected destinations are 
displayed in bold text, and numbered to indicate 
the order in which the route passes through 
them.
   To cancel the setting, select [Undo] or select the 
name of the destination to cancel.
   If there are no other operations for 3 seconds 
after the order of destinations is confi rmed, the 
order is automatically confi rmed and the Change 
Route screen is displayed.
3Select [OK].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
 Delete a destination
  Select a destination and delete it
1Select [Delete] on the Change Route 
screen.
   The Delete Destinations screen is displayed.   The Delete Destinations screen can also be 
displayed by selecting [Destination Delete] from 
the Destination menu.
2Select the destination to delete.
   If only one destination has been set, the 
procedure moves to the next step without 
displaying the Delete Destinations screen.
   Select [Delete all] to delete all destinations.
3Select [Yes].
   The destination is deleted.
  Delete the next destination that 
the route passes through with 
one touch
Select [Delete next 
] on the 
Re-route search screen.
   Searching starts and guidance of new route 
begins.
Note:
   This function can only be used when multiple 
destinations have been set.
Edit the route (continued)
4Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   This function can only be used when multiple 
destinations have been set.
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							 Search again for the route
During route guidance, the route search can be repeated 
when the current position screen is displayed. The 
search conditions used for the route currently followed 
can be changed for a new search.
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select search conditions from 
[Quick1]/[Quick2]/[Short].
   Searching starts and guidance of the new route 
begins.
 
  [Quick1]:  The search looks for a route with the 
shortest travel time. (Recommended 
route)
 
  [Quick2]:  The search looks for a route that 
differs from the displayed route but 
uses the same search conditions as 
the current guidance route.
 
   [Short]:   The search looks for a route with the 
shortest distance to the destination.
Note:
   If multiple destinations have been set, the search to 
the next destination is repeated.
Edit the route (continued)
Set  search conditions for each section of the route
Search conditions ([Quick1]/[Quick2]/[Short]) can be set 
for each section.
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select [Route].
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
3Select [Search condition].
   The Search Condition screen is displayed.
4Select the search conditions for each 
section.
   Select search conditions from [Quick 1]/
[Quick 2]/[Short].
   If there are transit destinations, only [Quick] and 
[Short] will be displayed for sections after the 
fi rst transit destination. 
 
  [Quick]:  The search looks for a route with the 
shortest travel time. (Recommended 
route)
 
   [Short]:   The search looks for a route with the 
shortest distance to the destination.
The search looks for  nearby 
detour routes
It can search for a route that detours around the route 
ahead of the vehicle.
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select [Detour].
   The Detour screen is displayed.
3Select the detour distance.
   The possible detour distance varies with the 
distance setting (
 page 84) and the road 
currently used.
   Searching starts and guidance of the new route 
begins.
   To detour around entire the whole route, select 
[Entire route].
Note:
   This function can only be used while driving along the 
route.
   In some cases the route displayed may not be a 
detour.
5Select [OK].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
6Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
miles km
General road1 mile
3 miles
5 miles1 km
3 km
5 km
Highway5 miles
15 miles
25 miles5 km
15 km
25 km
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							 Search again for the route
During route guidance, the route search can be repeated 
when the current position screen is displayed. The 
search conditions used for the route currently followed 
can be changed for a new search.
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select search conditions from 
[Quick1]/[Quick2]/[Short].
   Searching starts and guidance of the new route 
begins.
 
  [Quick1]:  The search looks for a route with the 
shortest travel time. (Recommended 
route)
 
  [Quick2]:  The search looks for a route that 
differs from the displayed route but 
uses the same search conditions as 
the current guidance route.
 
   [Short]:   The search looks for a route with the 
shortest distance to the destination.
Note:
   If multiple destinations have been set, the search to 
the next destination is repeated.
Edit the route (continued)
Set  search conditions for each section of the route
Search conditions ([Quick1]/[Quick2]/[Short]) can be set 
for each section.
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select [Route].
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
3Select [Search condition].
   The Search Condition screen is displayed.
4Select the search conditions for each 
section.
   Select search conditions from [Quick 1]/
[Quick 2]/[Short].
   If there are transit destinations, only [Quick] and 
[Short] will be displayed for sections after the 
fi rst transit destination. 
 
  [Quick]:  The search looks for a route with the 
shortest travel time. (Recommended 
route)
 
   [Short]:   The search looks for a route with the 
shortest distance to the destination.
The search looks for  nearby 
detour routes
It can search for a route that detours around the route 
ahead of the vehicle.
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select [Detour].
   The Detour screen is displayed.
3Select the detour distance.
   The possible detour distance varies with the 
distance setting (
 page 84) and the road 
currently used.
   Searching starts and guidance of the new route 
begins.
   To detour around entire the whole route, select 
[Entire route].
Note:
   This function can only be used while driving along the 
route.
   In some cases the route displayed may not be a 
detour.
5Select [OK].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
6Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
miles km
General road1 mile
3 miles
5 miles1 km
3 km
5 km
Highway5 miles
15 miles
25 miles5 km
15 km
25 km
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							Use the  demo to check the route
Runs the route demo.
Touch and hold [Start] on the All 
route screen until there is a short 
“blip” sound.
   The demo shows route guidance to the 
destination.
  Press ,  or  to end the demo.
Note:
   The demo cannot be used on the All route screen that 
is called up from the Change map view screen. 
(
 page 60)   If the driver starts driving during the demo, it stops 
and route guidance starts.
Check the route
 Route  scrolling
The map screen can be scrolled along the route.
1Select [Map view] on the map 
screen.
   The Change map view screen is displayed.
2Select [Route preview].
   :   The map scrolls in the direction of the 
destination at low speed.
 
  :   The map scrolls in the direction of the 
starting point at low speed.
 
  :   The map scrolls in the direction of the 
destination at high speed.
 
  :   The map scrolls in the direction of the 
starting point at high speed.
 
  :   Jumps to the next destination.
   :   Jumps to the starting point, or to 
the previous destination (if multiple 
destinations have been set).
 
  :   Pause scrolling.
Note:
   The map cannot be scrolled if the guidance route is 
not displayed on the screen.
   Only the jump function can be used while driving.   Map scrolling stops if the map scale is switched.
 Select the road to use
 Routes can be set that consider roads the driver wants 
to use and does not want to use.
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select [Route].
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
3Select [Road preference].
   The Road Preference screen is displayed.
4Select desired roads to use and 
select [OK].
   The following six types of road can be selected. 
Operation indicators light for the selected items.
 
   [ Allow  highway]
    [ Allow  time-restricted  road]
    [ Allow  ferry]
    [ Allow  toll  road]
    [ Allow  season-restricted  road]
    [ Allow  car  train]   To cancel the item, select it again.
5Select [OK].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
6Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   Even if the roads to use have been set, the search 
may fi nd routes that do not use them, if using those 
would necessitate a major diversion. In that case, set 
a destination on the road to be used.
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							Use the  demo to check the route
Runs the route demo.
Touch and hold [Start] on the All 
route screen until there is a short 
“blip” sound.
   The demo shows route guidance to the 
destination.
  Press ,  or  to end the demo.
Note:
   The demo cannot be used on the All route screen that 
is called up from the Change map view screen. 
(
 page 60)   If the driver starts driving during the demo, it stops 
and route guidance starts.
Check the route
 Route  scrolling
The map screen can be scrolled along the route.
1Select [Map view] on the map 
screen.
   The Change map view screen is displayed.
2Select [Route preview].
   :   The map scrolls in the direction of the 
destination at low speed.
 
  :   The map scrolls in the direction of the 
starting point at low speed.
 
  :   The map scrolls in the direction of the 
destination at high speed.
 
  :   The map scrolls in the direction of the 
starting point at high speed.
 
  :   Jumps to the next destination.
   :   Jumps to the starting point, or to 
the previous destination (if multiple 
destinations have been set).
 
  :   Pause scrolling.
Note:
   The map cannot be scrolled if the guidance route is 
not displayed on the screen.
   Only the jump function can be used while driving.   Map scrolling stops if the map scale is switched.
 Select the road to use
 Routes can be set that consider roads the driver wants 
to use and does not want to use.
1Select [Route] on the current 
position screen.
   The Re-route search screen is displayed.
2Select [Route].
   The Change Route screen is displayed.
3Select [Road preference].
   The Road Preference screen is displayed.
4Select desired roads to use and 
select [OK].
   The following six types of road can be selected. 
Operation indicators light for the selected items.
 
   [ Allow  highway]
    [ Allow  time-restricted  road]
    [ Allow  ferry]
    [ Allow  toll  road]
    [ Allow  season-restricted  road]
    [ Allow  car  train]   To cancel the item, select it again.
5Select [OK].
   The All route screen is displayed after the search 
is complete.
6Select [Start].
   Route guidance starts.
Note:
   Even if the roads to use have been set, the search 
may fi nd routes that do not use them, if using those 
would necessitate a major diversion. In that case, set 
a destination on the road to be used.
Edit the route (continued)
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							During route guidance
In half of a mile 
(800 m*), right turn.
Next right, and then, 
left turn.
  Non residential area
 Residential area
In a quarter of a mile 
(400 m*), slight left turn.
Next slight left.
Slight right turn ahead.Keep right onto XX. In 2 miles (3 km*), keep 
right onto XX.
The exit on the right.
 Autoroute
If the vehicle deviates from the guidance route, a new 
search is performed automatically and a new route to the 
destination from the current position is displayed.
Note:
   Autoroute does not operate for areas where there are 
no roads to the search target, such as within park 
sites. Autoroute only starts when it judges that the 
vehicle is moving along a search subject road.
   Voice intersection guidance
The direction in which to turn is stated as one of eight 
directions.
Note:
   Some voice guidance may be omitted, depending on 
the speed of the vehicle.
   Voice guidance on main 
routes
   Voice guidance near 
exits
Display the  All route screen manually
The All route screen, displaying the route from starting 
point to destination, can be displayed manually.
1Select [Map view] on the map 
screen.
   The Change map view screen is displayed.
2Select [Route overview].
   The All route screen is displayed.
   Select [Start] to start route guidance.   Select [Route] to display the Change Route 
screen. (
 page 38)   The distance to the next destination is displayed, 
together with estimated arrival time, remaining 
time, etc. (
 page 29)
    The estimated arrival time and remaining time 
can be switched. (
 page 39)
    If the vehicle is not on the route, the direction 
and distance to the destination are displayed.
   Select [Turn List] to display the turn list.Note:
   The following operations are not available from the 
manually displayed All route screen.
 
   [3 routes] display
     Demo
   Use the All route screen, which is displayed 
automatically after route searching is complete, to 
access [3 routes] and demo displays. (
 page 37)
Request voice guidance
Press  during route guidance to display the name* 
of the current position and provide voice guidance of the 
distance to the next intersection, destination, etc.
*  The name of the current position is displayed 
according to nearby place name, POI name or street 
name, etc.
Voice guidance on freewaysVoice guidance on ordinary roads
*   This is the distance when “km” is set as the distance 
setting (
 page 84).
   Guidance immediately before turns
A sound is played back immediately before a turn to let 
you know when to turn. Road 
name
Section 
distance
Displays the map for 
the selected point. Displays current 
position/destination/
direction to turn, etc.
Left turn Right turnStraight
Make a legal U-turn Slight left turn Slight right turn
Sharp left turn Sharp right turn
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