Panasonic Dual DIN Mobile Navigation System Cn Nvd905u Quick Reference Guidebook

							Use coordinates to search for a 
destination.
1Select [Coordinates] from 
the Destination menu (All).
(page 4)
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].
4Select [Start].
  Route guidance starts.
Coordinates search
Once the home location is registered, it 
is simple to  nd a route home from the 
current position.
   You must register the home location 
to use this feature. 
(
 Operating Instructions)
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 the Destination 
menu (All) to display the Set Home 
con rmation screen.
1Select [Yes] on the Set Home 
con rmation screen.
2Search for home.
3Select [Enter].
   Home is registered. Use a telephone number to search for 
a destination.
1Select [Phone No.] from the 
Destination menu (All).
(page 4)
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].
5Select [Start].
  Route guidance starts.
Phone number searchReturn Home
Search for a destination from among 
registered Contacts.
   You must register locations 
to use this feature. 
(
 Operating Instructions)
1Select [Address Book] from 
the Destination menu (All).
(page 4)
2Select the Contact from 
the list.
   The list can be sorted.
  [Icon]: 
   Display according to the type 
of icon.
  [Date]: 
   Display Contacts in order of 
registration.
3Select [Enter].
4Select [Start].
  Route guidance starts.Automatically store set destinations 
and search for destinations from that 
history. (Up to 20 destinations)
1Select [Previous] from the 
Destination menu (All).
(page 4)
2Select a previous point 
from the list.
   Select [Previous start point] 
to display the previous start 
point.
3Select [Enter].
4Select [Start].
  Route guidance starts.
Note:
   When there are more than 20 routes, 
the oldest are deleted sequentially. 
Address Book searchPrevious search
Search for a destination from the map.
1Select [Map] from the 
Destination menu (All).
(page 4)
2Move the cursor to the position 
to set as the destination and 
select [Enter].
3Select [Start].
  Route guidance starts.
Map search
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							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 
(
 Operating Instructions).
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 8)
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 nearby 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.
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.
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.
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.
Display POI icons
To see information on POI 
icons
1Put the cursor on POI icons, 
which will cause the cursor 
to  ash.
   The POI name is displayed.
2Select [Info.].
   POI information is displayed.
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.
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							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 
(
 Operating Instructions).
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 8)
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 nearby 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.
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.
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.
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.
Display POI icons
To see information on POI 
icons
1Put the cursor on POI icons, 
which will cause the cursor 
to  ash.
   The POI name is displayed.
2Select [Info.].
   POI information is displayed.
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.
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							 Tuning
    Station  selection
Press .
   The frequency switches.
    Seek  tuning
Press and hold  
until the frequency changes, 
then release it.
   Start Seek tuning, which stops 
when a station is received.
   While the button is held down, 
stations will not be received 
even when they are detected. Frequency Auto preset mode indicator
 AM operation screen
Radio
 FM operation screen
List selection Frequency
Auto presetting
Specify the range for Auto presetting
[Each]:   Perform Auto presetting for the displayed list bands (6 ch).
[All]:     Perform Auto presetting for the entire list from FM1 to 3 (18 ch).Stereo indicator Auto preset mode 
indicatorList numbers
Preset stations
Tune by selecting a 
preset number.
Preset stations
Tune by selecting a 
preset number.
Auto presetting
1Press .
   The Audiovisual source 
operation screen is displayed.
2Select an audiovisual 
source.
   The system switches to the 
selected source.
[AM]:
  Switches to AM radio.
[FM]:
  Switches to FM radio.
[DISC]:
   Switches to a corresponding disc. 
(DVD, CD, MP3/WMA)
[XM]*
1:   Switches to XM Satellite Radio.
[SIRIUS]*
2:   Switches to SIRIUS Satellite Radio.
[iPod]*
3:  Switches to iPod.
[AV]:
   Switches to Line-in.
*
1  This is displayed when an XM 
Satellite Radio Tuner (XMD1000) is 
connected.
*
2  This is displayed when a SIRIUS 
Satellite Radio Tuner (SIR-PAN1) is 
connected.
*
3  This is displayed when an iPod is 
connected.
Select [Audio Off] on the 
Audiovisual source operation 
screen. 
( page 4)
   The audio and video stop.
   To turn audiovisual 
source back on
Select [Audio On] on the 
Audiovisual source operation 
screen. 
( page 4)
   The audio and video display is 
shown.
Switch audiovisual source
Turn the audiovisual 
source off
Switch from the 
Audiovisual screen to the 
navigation screen
Press  while the 
audiovisual screen is 
displayed.
   The display switches to the 
current position screen, but 
audio output continues.
Note:
   Turn the audiovisual source off to 
output only navigation sound and 
image. (
 above) Note:
  When [] ([]) is displayed, there 
is a source that is not displayed on 
the screen. Select [] ([]) to 
switch the screen.
  [Traf c]:
   The Traf c Channels of XM Satellite 
Radio and SIRIUS Satellite Radio 
can be memorized for easy access 
to traf c information. 
(
 System Upgrade Guidebook)   Refer to the System Upgrade 
Guidebook for information on 
the operation of accessories sold 
separately.
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							 Tuning
    Station  selection
Press .
   The frequency switches.
    Seek  tuning
Press and hold  
until the frequency changes, 
then release it.
   Start Seek tuning, which stops 
when a station is received.
   While the button is held down, 
stations will not be received 
even when they are detected. Frequency Auto preset mode indicator
 AM operation screen
Radio
 FM operation screen
List selection Frequency
Auto presetting
Specify the range for Auto presetting
[Each]:   Perform Auto presetting for the displayed list bands (6 ch).
[All]:     Perform Auto presetting for the entire list from FM1 to 3 (18 ch).Stereo indicator Auto preset mode 
indicatorList numbers
Preset stations
Tune by selecting a 
preset number.
Preset stations
Tune by selecting a 
preset number.
Auto presetting
1Press .
   The Audiovisual source 
operation screen is displayed.
2Select an audiovisual 
source.
   The system switches to the 
selected source.
[AM]:
  Switches to AM radio.
[FM]:
  Switches to FM radio.
[DISC]:
   Switches to a corresponding disc. 
(DVD, CD, MP3/WMA)
[XM]*
1:   Switches to XM Satellite Radio.
[SIRIUS]*
2:   Switches to SIRIUS Satellite Radio.
[iPod]*
3:  Switches to iPod.
[AV]:
   Switches to Line-in.
*
1  This is displayed when an XM 
Satellite Radio Tuner (XMD1000) is 
connected.
*
2  This is displayed when a SIRIUS 
Satellite Radio Tuner (SIR-PAN1) is 
connected.
*
3  This is displayed when an iPod is 
connected.
Select [Audio Off] on the 
Audiovisual source operation 
screen. 
( page 4)
   The audio and video stop.
   To turn audiovisual 
source back on
Select [Audio On] on the 
Audiovisual source operation 
screen. 
( page 4)
   The audio and video display is 
shown.
Switch audiovisual source
Turn the audiovisual 
source off
Switch from the 
Audiovisual screen to the 
navigation screen
Press  while the 
audiovisual screen is 
displayed.
   The display switches to the 
current position screen, but 
audio output continues.
Note:
   Turn the audiovisual source off to 
output only navigation sound and 
image. (
 above) Note:
  When [] ([]) is displayed, there 
is a source that is not displayed on 
the screen. Select [] ([]) to 
switch the screen.
  [Traf c]:
   The Traf c Channels of XM Satellite 
Radio and SIRIUS Satellite Radio 
can be memorized for easy access 
to traf c information. 
(
 System Upgrade Guidebook)   Refer to the System Upgrade 
Guidebook for information on 
the operation of accessories sold 
separately.
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							DVD menu
Touching the screen during DVD playback displays Short menu 1. 
Select [NEXT PAGE] and [PREV PAGE] to switch between screens.
   Short menu 1
This menu can be used for DVD 
playback operations.
   Short menu 2
This menu can be used for DVD menu 
operations, etc.
   Short menu 3
This menu can be used for DVD 
playback-related settings.
[MOVE BUTTONS]: 
Switches touch key display positions.
 
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							DVD menu
Touching the screen during DVD playback displays Short menu 1. 
Select [NEXT PAGE] and [PREV PAGE] to switch between screens.
   Short menu 1
This menu can be used for DVD 
playback operations.
   Short menu 2
This menu can be used for DVD menu 
operations, etc.
   Short menu 3
This menu can be used for DVD 
playback-related settings.
[MOVE BUTTONS]: 
Switches touch key display positions.
 
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							SIRIUS operation screen
Displays the SIRIUS Setup screen
Channel informationDirect channel 
selection
Category 
selection
Preset channels Indicates SIRIUS Satellite 
Radio Tuner is ready.
List selection
Select a channel
Press .
When the category setting is on
   Channels within the selected 
category can be switched.
When the category setting is off
   Channels can be switched 
from among all channels in all 
categories.
Note:
   Press and hold  or  to 
scan the channels. Release to stop 
scanning channels.
SIRIUS Satellite Radio control
XM Satellite Radio control
XM operation screen
Displays the XM Setup screen
Channel
Channel informationDirect channel 
selection
Category 
selection
Preset channels Indicates XM Satellite Radio 
Tuner is ready.
List selection
Select a channel
Press .
When the category setting is on
   Channels within the selected 
category can be switched.
When the category setting is off
   Channels can be switched 
from among all channels in all 
categories.
Note:
   Press and hold  or  to 
scan the channels. Release to stop 
scanning channels.
CD operation screen 
*   Only displayed with CD-Text compatible discs.
Note:
   dts CD cannot be played.   CD EXTRA video cannot be played.
MP3/WMA  operation screen 
Scan play Random play Repeat playTrack name* Disc name*
Disc operation (CD/MP3/WMA)
Fast forward/
Fast reverse
Scan play
Random play
Repeat play Displays the Folder 
listFolder Scan play
Folder Random play
Folder Repeat playFile name Folder name
Folder selection
Fast forward/Fast reverse
Press and hold 
.
   Fast forward or fast reverse 
continues while button is 
pressed.
 
 : fast forward
 
 : fast reverse   Release to return to normal 
playback.
Select track/ le 
Press .
  Press  to play from the 
next track/ le.
  Press  to play the 
currently playing track/ le from 
the beginning. Press twice or 
more to play the preceding 
track/ le.Channel
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							SIRIUS operation screen
Displays the SIRIUS Setup screen
Channel informationDirect channel 
selection
Category 
selection
Preset channels Indicates SIRIUS Satellite 
Radio Tuner is ready.
List selection
Select a channel
Press .
When the category setting is on
   Channels within the selected 
category can be switched.
When the category setting is off
   Channels can be switched 
from among all channels in all 
categories.
Note:
   Press and hold  or  to 
scan the channels. Release to stop 
scanning channels.
SIRIUS Satellite Radio control
XM Satellite Radio control
XM operation screen
Displays the XM Setup screen
Channel
Channel informationDirect channel 
selection
Category 
selection
Preset channels Indicates XM Satellite Radio 
Tuner is ready.
List selection
Select a channel
Press .
When the category setting is on
   Channels within the selected 
category can be switched.
When the category setting is off
   Channels can be switched 
from among all channels in all 
categories.
Note:
   Press and hold  or  to 
scan the channels. Release to stop 
scanning channels.
CD operation screen 
*   Only displayed with CD-Text compatible discs.
Note:
   dts CD cannot be played.   CD EXTRA video cannot be played.
MP3/WMA  operation screen 
Scan play Random play Repeat playTrack name* Disc name*
Disc operation (CD/MP3/WMA)
Fast forward/
Fast reverse
Scan play
Random play
Repeat play Displays the Folder 
listFolder Scan play
Folder Random play
Folder Repeat playFile name Folder name
Folder selection
Fast forward/Fast reverse
Press and hold 
.
   Fast forward or fast reverse 
continues while button is 
pressed.
 
 : fast forward
 
 : fast reverse   Release to return to normal 
playback.
Select track/ le 
Press .
  Press  to play from the 
next track/ le.
  Press  to play the 
currently playing track/ le from 
the beginning. Press twice or 
more to play the preceding 
track/ le.Channel
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							   To disconnect the iPod
  Detach while pressing.
Connecting an iPod to the system
   To connect the iPod
   iPod Direct cable for iPod 
(CA-DC300U, option)
Dock connector port
   The iPod cannot be operated with its 
own controls.
   The iPod charges while it is 
connected to the main unit.
iPod® control
iPod operation screen
Playing time
Fast forward/
Fast reverseDisplays the 
Track list
  Album name  Track name  Artist name
Displays the Music menu Shuf e playRepeat play
Fast forward/Fast reverse
Press and hold 
.
   Fast forward or fast reverse 
continues while the button is 
pressed.
 
 : fast forward
  
 : fast reverse   Release to return to normal 
playback.
   Touching and holding [] 
or [] on the iPod operation 
screen will also cause fast 
forward/fast reverse.
Select track
Press .
  Press  to play from the 
next track.
  Press  to play the 
currently playing track from the 
beginning. Press twice or more 
to play the preceding track.
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