Mitsubishi 2012 Mitsubishi Galant User manual

Brand: Mitsubishi

Model: 2012 Mitsubishi Galant

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

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WARNING

If this MMCS is used for a long time in a location

with poor ventilation, such as indoors or in a

garage, the area could ﬁ ll with exhaust gas and

have a negative effect on health.

CAUTION

• Drive according to the actual trafﬁ c conditions.

This MMCS gives guidance to arrive at the

destination, but it cannot warn the driver of

sudden dangers or potential damage.

• The route guidance of this MMCS may

sometimes differ from the actual road

conditions. Drive safely in accordance with the

new road conditions or regulations.

• Performing complicated operations while driving

can cause an accident by distracting the driver

from conditions in front of the vehicle. Be sure to

park in a safe location before operating.

• Do not look at the screen for a long time while

driving, as it can cause an accident.

NOTE

• Do not disassemble or modify this MMCS, as it

can cause a malfunction.

•

Do not use for a long time while the engine is off.

Introduction

Thank you for buying a Mitsubishi Motors

product.

This Owner’s Manual will add to your

understanding and full enjoyment of the

many fine features of the Mitsubishi Multi

Communication System (MMCS).

Throughout this manual the words WARNING

and CAUTION appear.

These are reminders to be especially careful.

Failure to follow the instructions could result in

personal injury or damage to your vehicle.

WARNING

Indicates a strong possibility of severe personal

injury or death if instructions are not followed.

CAUTION

Points out hazards or unsafe practices that

could cause minor personal injury or damage to

your vehicle.

You will see another important symbol:

NOTE

:Gives helpful information.

NOTE

• If an abnormality (e.g., water or foreign matter

enters the MMCS or the MMCS emits smoke

or an abnormal smell) occurs, do not use the

MMCS. Have it inspected at an authorized

Mitsubishi dealer. Do not continue to use the

MMCS or try to repair it yourself.

• The following are characteristics of the LCD and

are not malfunctions:

- Small black spots or bright spots (red, blue, or

green) on the screen.

- When it is cold, screen becomes darker or

reddish or operations become slower.

- Color and brightness vary according to the

viewing angle.

• Use a clean soft cloth to wipe off any dirt from

the screen. Do not use any cleaners (such as

benzene, thinners, antistatic agents or chemical

cloths), as they may damage the screen.

• Do not use the MMCS for an extended time

while the engine is off.

Usage Precautions

WARNING

• Do not operate the Mitsubishi Multi

Communication System (MMCS) while driving.

• Always concentrate on your driving ﬁ rst. Keep

your eyes and mind on the road. If distracted

while driving, you could cause an accident.

• When operating the MMCS, do not park with the

engine running in a closed or poorly ventilated

area. Carbon monoxide gas, which is odorless

and extremely poisonous, can build up and

cause serious injury or death.

CAUTION

• Drive according to the actual trafﬁ c conditions.

This MMCS gives guidance to arrive at the

destination, but it cannot warn the driver of

sudden dangers or potential damage.

• The route guidance of this MMCS may

sometimes differ from the actual road

conditions. Drive safely in accordance with the

new road conditions or regulations.

• Do not disassemble or modify, as it could cause

malfunctions, smoke emissions or ﬁ re.

Basic Operation Reference Guide 1-1

Introduction

Basic Operation Reference

Guide

Storing the Home Location

>>> “When Storing Your Home” (6-2)

Searching for the Destination

Use one of the methods below to decide the

destination

• Searching from the Map Screen

>>> “Destination Setting for Scrolled Position” (3-10)

>>> “Destination Setting” (4-13)

• Searching from the Address

>>> “From Address/Intersection” (4-3)

• Searching from the Point of Interest (POI)

Name

>>> “Point of Interest (POI) Name” (4-6)

Arriving at the Destination

Going Home

Go back to the stored home location.

>>> “Go Home” (4-2)

Deleting the Route

>>> “Deleting the Route” (5-9)

Adding a Way Point

Add a way point to be visited on the way to the

destination.

>>> “Adding a Way Point” (5-7)

Deciding Locations to Store

Destinations and way points can be easily

selected if frequently visited locations are stored.

>>> “Storing a New Location” (6-1)

>>> “Editing a Location” (6-4)

Viewing the Route

The route to the destination can be viewed.

>>> “View Route” (5-1)

Deciding the Route Search Conditions

The route search for the destination can be

changed.

>>> “Showing the Route (3 Routes)” (5-5)

Table of Contents 1-2

Table of Contents

Introduction

Table of Contents ----------------------------1-2

Outline of the System -----------------------1-4

Map Disc ----------------------------------------1-5

Supported Areas ------------------------------------- 1-5

Map Disc Loading and Removal ---------------- 1-5

GPS Measurement ---------------------------1-6

Error in the Current Location ------------1-8

Route Calculation -------------------------- 1-10

Operation of MMCS

Starting the MMCS Screen ----------------2-1

Interrupt Displays ----------------------------2-2

Main Menu --------------------------------------2-4

Audio ---------------------------------------------2-6

Radio --------------------------------------------------- 2-6

CD Changer ------------------------------------------ 2-6

Satellite Radio (SIRIUS

) ------------------------ 2-7

Air Conditioner --------------------------------2-8

Trip ------------------------------------------------2-9

Reset Mode ----------------------------------------- 2-10

Driving Distance and Time ---------------------- 2-10

Lap Time ----------------------------------------------2-11

Setup ------------------------------------------- 2-12

Picture Quality ------------------------------------- 2-12

Screen ----------------------------------------------- 2-12

System ----------------------------------------------- 2-14

Alarm ------------------------------------------------- 2-15

Equipment ------------------------------------------- 2-17

Clearing the Screen ------------------------------ 2-19

Maintenance --------------------------------- 2-20

Setting the Maintenance Timing --------------- 2-20

Updating All Information ------------------------- 2-21

Deleting All Information -------------------------- 2-21

Updating by Item ---------------------------------- 2-21

Deleting by Item ----------------------------------- 2-22

Environment --------------------------------- 2-23

Calendar --------------------------------------- 2-24

Setting the Schedule ----------------------------- 2-24

Editing the Schedule ----------------------------- 2-26

Deleting the Schedule ---------------------------- 2-26

Basic Operation

Displaying the Navi Screen ---------------3-1

Starting the Navi ------------------------------------- 3-1

Returning to the Main Menu ---------------------- 3-1

Menu Screens (Four Menus) -------------3-2

Current Location Menu ---------------------------- 3-2

Scroll Menu ------------------------------------------- 3-2

Navi Menu --------------------------------------------- 3-3

Route Menu ------------------------------------------- 3-3

Explanation of Common Buttons ---------------- 3-4

Map Screen -------------------------------------3-5

Current Location Screen -------------------------- 3-5

Changing the Map Display ----------------3-6

Changing the Scale --------------------------------- 3-6

Changing the Map Orientation ------------------- 3-7

Changing to a Two Maps Display --------------- 3-7

Changing Day or Night ----------------------------- 3-8

Scrolling the Map ----------------------------3-9

Scrolling to a Certain Location ------------------- 3-9

Destination Setting for Scrolled Position ---- 3-10

Viewing the Car Location ------------------------ 3-10

Intersection Guidance -------------------- 3-11

Guidance Map --------------------------------------3-11

Turn List ----------------------------------------------3-11

Arrow Guide ---------------------------------------- 3-12

Listening to the Voice Guide ----------- 3-13

Changing the Voice Volume -------------------- 3-13

How to Enter Text -------------------------- 3-14

Entering a Letter ----------------------------------- 3-14

Entering a Symbol -------------------------------- 3-14

Deleting Text ---------------------------------------- 3-14

Switching between

Upper Case and Lower Case --------- 3-15

Completing the Input ----------------------------- 3-15

Table of Contents 1-3

Introduction

Destination

Basic Method ----------------------------------4-2

Go Home ---------------------------------------------- 4-2

Address Book ---------------------------------------- 4-2

From Address/Intersection ------------------------ 4-3

Point of Interest (POI) Name --------------------- 4-6

Previous 20 ------------------------------------------- 4-7

Advanced Search ----------------------------4-8

Nearby POI ------------------------------------------- 4-8

POI along the Route -------------------------------- 4-9

POI by Dest./Way Point ------------------------- 4-10

POI along a Street -------------------------------- 4-10

POI by Freeway ------------------------------------4-11

Map Point ------------------------------------------- 4-12

Return Trip ------------------------------------------ 4-12

Latitude/Longitude -------------------------------- 4-12

Destination Setting ------------------------ 4-13

Setting as Destination ---------------------------- 4-13

Setting as Way Point ----------------------------- 4-13

Storing the Location ------------------------------ 4-14

Routes

View Route -------------------------------------5-1

Route Option Icon ----------------------------------- 5-1

Preview Route --------------------------------------- 5-2

Remaining Route ------------------------------------ 5-2

Route Outline ----------------------------------------- 5-2

Detour -------------------------------------------- 5-3

Detour Distance ------------------------------------- 5-3

Avoid Street ------------------------------------------- 5-3

Editing the Route (Itinerary) --------------5-5

Showing the Route (3 Routes) ------------------- 5-5

Re-ordering ------------------------------------------- 5-6

Adding a Way Point --------------------------------- 5-7

Deleting ------------------------------------------------ 5-7

Option -------------------------------------------------- 5-8

Deleting the Route ---------------------------5-9

Address Book

Storing a New Location --------------------6-1

From the Navi Menu -------------------------------- 6-1

From the Scroll Menu ------------------------------ 6-1

To Customize/Modify Address ------------------- 6-2

When Storing Your Home ------------------------- 6-2

Icons ---------------------------------------------------- 6-3

Editing a Location ---------------------------6-4

Editing -------------------------------------------------- 6-4

Deleting ------------------------------------------------ 6-5

Setup

System Options -------------------------------7-1

Language ---------------------------------------------- 7-1

Guidance Voice -------------------------------------- 7-1

Unit Distance ----------------------------------------- 7-1

Time Zone --------------------------------------------- 7-2

List Orientation --------------------------------------- 7-2

Keyboard Layout ------------------------------------ 7-2

Screen Options -------------------------------7-3

One/Two Maps --------------------------------------- 7-3

POI Icons on Map ----------------------------------- 7-4

Menu/Map Color ------------------------------------- 7-5

Current Street Name ------------------------------- 7-5

Address Book Name ------------------------------- 7-5

Vehicle Tracking ------------------------------------- 7-5

Route Options ---------------------------------7-6

Route Priority ----------------------------------------- 7-6

Minimize Freeways --------------------------------- 7-6

Minimize Toll Roads -------------------------------- 7-7

Minimize Ferries ------------------------------------- 7-7

Avoid Selected Area -------------------------------- 7-7

Avoid Time Restricted Roads -------------------- 7-7

Guidance ---------------------------------------- 7-8

Guidance Mode -------------------------------------- 7-8

Arrival Time ------------------------------------------- 7-9

Time/Distance Remaining ------------------------- 7-9

POI Icons on Guidance Map --------------------- 7-9

Personal Settings -------------------------- 7-10

Address Book -------------------------------------- 7-10

Home Location ------------------------------------- 7-10

Avoid Areas ----------------------------------------- 7-10

My Categories -------------------------------------- 7-13

Delete Previous 20 -------------------------------- 7-13

Other Information

Information -------------------------------------8-1

Current Location ------------------------------------- 8-1

Avoid Areas ------------------------------------------- 8-1

POI by Freeway ------------------------------------- 8-2

Support Information --------------------------------- 8-2

Start Demo. ------------------------------------------- 8-2

Outline of the System 1-4

Outline of the System

System

• Male or female voice guidance is available in 3

languages.

(English, French, Spanish)

• Trip information such as average speed,

average mileage, and current mileage can be

viewed.

(2-9)

• An alarm can be set for the driving time.

(2-15)

• Detailed settings can be made for vehicle

equipment.

(2-17)

• The vehicle maintenance timing can be

managed with the maintenance function.

(2-20)

• Environmental information such as the outside

air temperature, altitude, and air pressure can

be viewed.

(2-23)

• The schedule can be managed with the

calendar function.

(2-24)

Easy Operation Setting

• The touch panel enables easy operation.

• Time zone and daylight saving time settings are

available.

(2-14)

Destination Setting

• Addresses and nearby POIs can be easily

searched for and set as the destination.

(4-2)

• A route can be set for returning home.

(4-2)

• A new destination can be set from the 20

destinations that have been previously set.

(4-7)

Display Guidance

• The background can be set to any of 4 images.

(2-12)

• POI icons can be displayed on the map. There

are 43 POI icon types.

(7-4)

• The menu and map colors can be changed.

(7-5)

• Markings can be displayed on the road on

which the vehicle is being driven.

(7-5)

Routing

• Detour routes can be set with specified

distances or streets to avoid.

(5-3)

• A route can be selected from 3 routes that have

different calculation conditions.

(5-5)

• Areas to avoid can be set.

(7-10)

Voice Guidance

• Guidance is given for the required information

at the optimum time.

(3-13)

• A male or female voice can be selected.

(7-1)

Map Disc 1-5

Introduction

Map Disc

Supported Areas

The map data for the MMCS has been

divided and recorded on 3 discs.

Refer to

“Support Information” (8-2)

for

details on how to view the supported

areas.

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However, the divided map data is only

used for searching POIs or addresses.

Scroll operations to set destinations

and store locations are always

available.

Map Disc Loading and Removal

Map Disc Loading

Press down the lid of the disc insertion slot.

Load the map disc with the label facing upwards.

The system is loaded automatically.

After the disc reading is completed, be sure to

pull up and close the lid of the disc insertion slot.

NOTE

• The software version is updated automatically

when the map disc is loaded into the system,

the ﬁ rst time only.

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At this time, do not turn the ignition switch from

ACC to OFF.

Map Disc Removal

The disc comes out automatically when the lid is

pressed down.

Do not touch the recorded surface when removing

the disc.

Map Disc

Lid

NOTE

• The map disc (DVD-ROM) was created with the

most up-to-date database possible.

However, the actual road conditions may

sometimes be different due to new roads,

changes in existing roads, or name changes.

Be sure to drive according to the actual trafﬁ c

conditions.

• The contents of the map disc may be subject to

change without notice.

We recommend using the latest version of the

DVD-ROM.

• Please consult your local dealer for details.

GPS Measurement 1-6

GPS Measurement

GPS

GPS is the acronym for Global Positioning

System.

The MMCS uses GPS satellites that orbit the

Earth in space at an altitude of approximately

21,000km. Electromagnetic waves from at least

three of these satellites are received on the Earth

by the system, making it possible to learn the

current position.

Map Matching

When traveling with just the GPS, there may be

errors in the current position display. In such case,

“map matching” is the function that compensates

for this error by assuming that vehicles travel

on roads and placing the current position on a

nearby road.

GPS antenna position

The position of the vehicle is determined from the

weak electromagnetic waves from GPS satellites

received by the GPS antenna.

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NOTE

Since it may not be possible to accurately display

the vehicle position if the electromagnetic waves

from the GPS satellite are blocked, be sure to

obey the following:

• Do not attach reflective-type films or films

containing carbon to the window glass.

• Do not place objects on top of or close to the

GPS antenna.

• Do not use cellphones, computers, etc. near the

GPS antenna.

Situations where accurate measurement is

not possible

In situations such as the following, accurate

measurement may not be possible.

• Inside a tunnel or indoor parking area

• Under a two-tier freeway

GPS Measurement 1-7

Introduction

• Area with many high-rise buildings

• Between closely-spaced trees

The US Tracking and Control Center controls the

satellites. Sometimes the electromagnetic waves are

stopped during upgrades or repairs to the system.

NOTE

• Do not block the electromagnetic waves, for

example by placing objects on or around the

GPS antenna.

• Avoid using a 1.5G digital mobile phone in the

vicinity of the GPS antenna, as it could prevent

accurate measurement.

Situations where errors occur in the current

location and direction

• Errors sometimes occur when the accuracy of

the GPS satellite unit is poor.

• The GPS satellites are controlled by the United

States Department of Defense, so sometimes

the satellite itself intentionally sends incorrect

position data. The measurement error will

increase in this kind of situation.

• Sometimes sufficient accuracy is not possible

because the distribution of the GPS satellites

is poor (when the satellites are aligned in

approximately the same direction or height).

(The best accuracy for GPS measurement

is when signals are received from multiple

satellites; a satellite directly over the vehicle and

others just over the horizon to the north, south,

east and west.)

• Regarding the height and directional accuracy

of GPS measurement, errors are slightly more

likely in the horizontal direction.

• Electromagnetic waves from satellites higher

than the vehicle height can be received, but

electromagnetic waves cannot physically be

received from satellites positioned lower than

the vehicle height (on the far side of the Earth).

This means that an adequate height comparison

is not possible.

3D Measurement

When valid electromagnetic waves can be

received from at least four GPS satellites, the 3D

positions of latitude, longitude and height are

calculated.

2D Measurement

When valid electromagnetic waves can only be

received from three or less GPS satellites, the

height is assumed to be unchanged from the

previous measurement and the 2D positions

of latitude and longitude are calculated. If this

happens, the accuracy of the position is less than

with the 3D measurement.

No Measurement

If no valid electromagnetic waves can be received

from the GPS satellites, there is no measurement.

Error in the Current Location 1-8

Error in the Current Location

In situations such as the following, the

current location may not be correctly

displayed.

• Vehicle was moved without it being driven

(E.g., when transported on a ferry or trailer)

• Vehicle direction was changed without turning

on the engine

(E.g., on a turntable in a parking area)

• After replacing the tires or chains

• When driving on roads with elevation

differences, such as mountain roads with steep

inclines

• When driving on roads that continue for a long

time in a straight line or gentle curve

(E.g., freeways)

• When driving around tight hairpin corners

• When meandering on wide roads

• When driving on Y-shaped roads

Error in the Current Location 1-9

Introduction

• When starting and stopping frequently at low

speed, such as in a trafﬁ c jam

• When driving on snowy or unpaved roads

• When driving on roads parallel to others

• When driving on grid-shaped roads

• When driving on a road that turns around in the

same direction, such as a loop-shaped bridge

or interchange

• When driving on roads where map data is not

available

• When GPS measurements could not be made

for an extended distance.

Route Calculation 1-10

Route Calculation

• The most up-to-date road information and

regulation data possible have been used for

the maps and information used in this system.

However, subsequent road changes may

cause the information to differ from the actual

conditions, and inappropriate guidance may be

given. Be sure to drive according to the actual

trafﬁ c conditions.

• Not all roads are subject to the recommended

route guidance.

• The calculated route is only one example of a

road that reaches the destination, which the

system calculated by taking into account road

types and trafﬁ c conditions. It is not necessarily

always the best route.

• Not all ferry routes are necessarily stored in the

data. Further, even if ferry routes are prioritized

they are not necessarily used in the route.

• The route selection is a comprehensive

judgement based on factors such as the road

type, distance and road width, but this does

not mean that the best route is always selected.

Think of the route as only one example of many

possible routes.

• The route guidance is performed for the roads

subject to the route guidance that are the

nearest to the destination or way point. For

this reason, an inappropriate route may be

displayed if the set route includes a location

where many roads are concentrated together,

such as at an interchange. Further, if the

destination or way point becomes far away from

the intersections of roads subject to the route

guidance, a route may be displayed that passes

the destination or way point.

• Traffic lanes in both directions are separately

input for wide roads or roads with central

dividers. If a destination (way point) is set in this

kind of position, a route may be selected that

passes and then returns to the destination (way

point).

• The ﬁ rst guidance location is the road nearest to

the starting position (vehicle).

• The ﬁ nal guidance location is the road nearest

to the location set as the destination.

• If while driving along the route seems very

indirect, it is possible that a route has been set

in the direction opposite to the current vehicle

direction.

• The guidance route may result in the vehicle

being on the opposite side of a river or station

from that which is desired. If this happens,

move the destination near to the desired road.

• Sometimes it will not be possible to avoid toll

roads or ferry routes, when there are no other

suitable routes.

• If three recommended routes do not exist, the

same route may be repeated.

• Sometimes the enlarged intersection map will

not be displayed immediately after the route

calculation, or due to other conditions.

Starting the MMCS Screen 2-1

Operation of MMCS

Starting the MMCS Screen

Starting the MMCS (Mitsubishi Multi

Communication System).

Turn “ON” the ignition switch

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If no operations are performed here, the screen

displayed the previous time the system was used

is displayed after approximately 5 seconds.

NOTE

• Touch a language to set the system language.

•

If a schedule

(2-24)

has been set and

a schedule item

corresponds to the

date, a message

is displayed on the

opening screen.

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• If maintenance information

(2-20)

has been set

and the maintenance timing currently applies

to the vehicle,

(the maintenance icon) is

displayed.

• The screen display can be cleared. Refer to

“Clearing the Screen” (2-19)

Interrupt Displays 2-2

Interrupt Displays

While the MMCS is operating, the display

can be interrupted with different information

according to the vehicle condition or the

settings of the various functions.

Priority Display Contents

1 Door Sensor Interrupt

2 Tone Adjustment Interrupt

3 Alarm Interrupt

4 Audio Full Screen Interrupt

4 Audio Volume Partial Interrupt

4 Audio Partial Interrupt (Navi Screen)

4 Air Conditioner Full Screen Interrupt

Air Conditioner Partial Interrupt (Navi

Screen)

5 Maintenance Message Interrupt Screen

NOTE

• The lower the priority number, the higher the

display priority.

• When different interrupt information is received

at the same time, the item with the higher

priority is displayed, and the item with the lower

priority is not displayed.

• If the information has the same priority, the last

item to be generated is displayed.

Door Sensor Interrupt

Displayed when a door is open.

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The display goes off a short time after all doors

are closed.

Tone Adjustment Interrupt

Displayed when the audio tone is adjusted.

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The display goes off automatically after a short

time.

NOTE

•

Not displayed when “Audio” of “Audio and A/C

Displays” in

“Screen” (2-13)

has been set to [Off].

Alarm Interrupt

Displayed when the alarm

(2-15)

is set to “ON”,

and the set time has arrived or the driving time

has been exceeded.

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Touch [Back] to turn off the screen.

Audio Full Screen Interrupt

Displayed when certain audio operations are

performed.

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The display goes off automatically after a short

time.

NOTE

•

Not displayed when “Audio” of “Audio and A/C

Displays” in

“Screen” (2-13)

has been set to [Off].

Interrupt Displays 2-3

Operation of MMCS

Audio Volume Partial Interrupt

Displayed when the audio volume is adjusted.

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The display goes off automatically after a short

time.

NOTE

•

Not displayed when “Audio” of “Audio and A/C

Displays” in

“Screen” (2-13)

has been set to [Off].

Audio Partial Interrupt

(Navi Screen, When the Screen Goes Off)

Displayed when certain audio operations are

performed.

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The display goes off automatically after a short

time.

NOTE

•

Not displayed when “Audio” of “Audio and A/C

Displays” in

“Screen” (2-13)

has been set to [Off].

Air Conditioner Full Screen Interrupt

Displayed when certain air conditioner operations

are performed.

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The display goes off automatically after a short

time.

NOTE

• Not displayed when “Air Conditioner” of “Audio

and A/C Displays” in

“Screen” (2-13)

has been

set to [Off].

Air Conditioner Partial Interrupt

(Navi Screen, When the Screen Goes Off)

Displayed when certain air conditioner operations

are performed.

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The display goes off automatically after a short

time.

NOTE

• Not displayed when “Air Conditioner” of “Audio

and A/C Displays” in

“Screen” (2-13)

has been

set to [Off].

Maintenance Message Interrupt Screen

Displayed when maintenance information

(2-20)

has been set and the maintenance timing

currently applies to the vehicle.

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The display goes off automatically after a short

time.

Abnormality Interrupt

Displayed when certain abnormalities occur in

the MMCS.

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Main Menu 2-4

Main Menu

Various functions used in the MMCS can be

started from this Main Menu.

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The Main Menu is shown here.

Navi (3-1)

The navigation function can be used.

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Audio (2-6)

The audio status can be viewed.

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A/C (2-8)

The air conditioner status can be viewed.

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Trip (2-9)

Trip information can be viewed and set.

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Setup (2-12)

MMCS setup can be performed.

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Maintenance (2-20)

Maintenance information can be viewed and set.

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Main Menu 2-5

Operation of MMCS

Environment (2-23)

The outside air temperature, altitude, and air

pressure can be viewed.

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Calendar (2-24)

Displays the calendar. The schedule can be

viewed and set.

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Audio 2-6

Audio

The audio status can be viewed.

Display the Main Menu

Touch [Audio]

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Radio

Displayed when the audio source is

the radio (AM/FM1/FM2).

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1) Selected band

2) Volume

3) Displayed when the sound is stereo.

4) Selected frequency

5) Displayed during scan mode.

CD Changer

Displayed when the audio source is

the CD changer.

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1) Displays the playback status, such as disc

repeat or random.

2) Volume

3) Playback time

4) Track number

5) Disc number

NOTE

•

Touch [Text] to

display the disc

name and track

name.

(When

the loaded CD

supports CD text)

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•

When an MP3 disc

is loaded, touch

and hold [Text] to

display the ID3 tag

mode, showing

information such

as the folder name,

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ﬁ le name, album name and artist name.

Audio 2-7

Operation of MMCS

Satellite Radio (SIRIUS

)

Displayed when the audio source is

satellite radio.

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1) Received CH

Displays the number and name of the channel

being received.

2) SCAN

Displayed during scanning.

3) Category

Displays the name of the selected category.

4) Artist

Displays the artist name of the track or

program being received.

5) Title

Displays the title of the track or program being

received.

6) Composer

Displays the composer name of the track or

program being received.

7) Preset List

Displays the preset number, channel number

and channel name. The currently selected

preset is displayed in a different color.

8) Volume

NOTE

• When there are more than 22 letters, [ ] is

displayed to show that scrolling to the next

page is possible.

•

A list is displayed

when a category

is selected.

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•

When the category list is displayed and there is

a category of 5 items or more, [ ] and [ ]

are displayed to show that the list can be moved

up and down.

SIRIUS Satellite Radio Inc.

“SIRIUS”and related marks are trademarks of SIRIUS

Satellite Radio Inc.

Audio OFF

Displayed when the audio is OFF.

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