NAVIGATION SYSTEM / MULTI INFORMATION SYSTEM DETAILS

Navigation Screen

1. The navigation computer calculates the present position and direction of travel, determines a route and calculates the driving distance based on the following information sources:

   
   

   • Map data in the extension box

   • Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites

   • Built-in gyro sensor

   • Vehicle speed signal

   • Reverse signal

   • Parking brake signal

   • Radio Data System Traffic Message Channel (RDS-TMC) signal

   Item		Outline
   Map Display	Taillight-interlocked Map Color Change	Changes the color of the map screen when the taillights are turned on.
   	North Up/Heading Up	If North Up is selected, north is always at the top of the map. If Heading Up is selected, the direction the vehicle is traveling is at the top of the map.
   	3D Display	Displays a 3-dimensional (3D) view of the map.
   	Zoom In/Zoom Out	Change the area of the map displayed on the screen.
   	Street Name Indication on Scrolled Map	Displays the street name and city name even when the map screen is being scrolled.
   	Road Number Sign Board	Displays the road number on the map.
   	Point Of Interest (POI) Display	Displays selected types of POI as marks on the map.
   	RDS-TMC Display	Displays RDS-TMC icons, arrows, popup messages and indicators when the RDS-TMC service is being received.
   Destination Search	Preset Destination Memory Search	Sets a pre-registered point as a destination point while driving.
   	Address Search	Destination information can be entered in the following order: area, town name, street name and house number.
   	Previous Destination Search	Stores the coordinates, names, and dates of up to 100 locations that have been set as destinations.
   	Online Search	The navigation system can use an internet search engine to set a destination using the most up-to-date information.
   	Point Of Interest Search	A destination can be set in 4 ways: By selecting a category and then a location. By entering a name and then selecting a location. By selecting a POI on the map. By using the online search through connected services.
   	Map Search	A destination can be set by scrolling the cursor on the map.
   	Address Book (Memory Point) Search	A destination can be set from the registered Address Book (Memory Point).
   	Coordinate Search	A destination can be input by entering its coordinates.
   Route Search	Multiple Destination Setting	Multiple destinations can be set. The sequence of the destinations can be rearranged as well.
   	Search Condition Designation	Searches for fast, short and ecological routes.
   	Destination Reordering	Changes the order of destinations when more than one destination is selected.
   	Detour Search	Changes the route to detour around a section of the route.
   	Avoidance Area	Searches for a route that avoids a designated area.
   	Auto Avoid Traffic Search	Automatically changes to another route to avoid heavy congestion.
   Guidance	Voice Guidance	Provides voice guidance about the distance and the direction of travel to a destination point based on road conditions and vehicle speed.
   	Next Turn Guidance	Provides guidance about the distance to the next turn and indicates the direction of the turn using an arrow.
   	Motorway Exit or Junction Display	When the vehicle approaches an exit or junction, the motorway guidance screen will be displayed.
   	Distance-to-destination Display	Displays the distance from the present location to the destination.
   	Route Information Bar Display	Displays the following information: Street name of the current location Distance and travel time to the destination Distance to the destination and estimated time of arrival Distance to the destination and an arrow facing the destination (when off the route during the guidance)
   	Traffic Bar Display	Displays traffic information of congestions or accidents on the route using the traffic bar.
   Other	Voice Recognition	Recognizes pre-programmed system commands spoken to operate the navigation system.

2. The fuel consumption screen is displayed as illustrated below. This screen has the display functions listed below:

   

   Item		Outline
   (1)	Cruising Range	Displays the approximate drivable distance.
   (2)	Average Speed	Displays the value that has been calculated by the combination meter assembly, which is based on the distance driven and the time elapsed since the ignition switch was turned to ON.
   (3)	Average Fuel Consumption per Minute	Displays the value that has been calculated by the combination meter assembly, which is based on the driven distance and the volume of fuel consumed (fuel injection signal), provided that the ignition switch is ON. Displays the average fuel consumption for the last 15 minutes or since clear was last selected.
   (4)	Elapsed Time	Displays the value that has been calculated by the combination meter assembly, which is based on the time elapsed since the ignition switch was turned to ON.
   (5)	Clear Switch	Clears all of the past information.
   (6)	Current Fuel Consumption per Minute	Displays the instantaneous (current) fuel consumption value that has been calculated by the combination meter assembly, which is based on the driven distance and the volume of fuel consumed (fuel injection signal), provided that the ignition switch is ON.
   (7)	Best Fuel Consumption	Displays the best (the most economical) fuel consumption per trip.
   (8)	Average Fuel Consumption per Trip	Displays the current record and the last 5 average fuel consumption per trip records or the current record and those since clear was last selected. Starts calculating the average fuel consumption when the average fuel consumption displayed on the combination meter assembly is reset.
   (9)	Update Switch	Restarts calculation of the average fuel consumption value. Sends the average fuel consumption reset signal to the combination meter assembly to update the graph.