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Jaguar S-Type Automobile User Manual

1. Li CAUTION Most functions are inhibited whilst the vehicle is in motion Please read the handbook for operating instructions Always obey traffic regulations G ge O 6 VG JO JOL 297 Road safety caution The Road Safety Caution screen is displayed Function buttons F1 and F2 have the following functions F1 Agree Acknowledges the road safety information The screen shows the map display see Map display not under guidance on page 3 2 F2 Languages Displays the first screen of languages available for screen display and voice guidance To change language select a language and press Enter The Road Safety Caution screen is displayed again For further information see Set up menu on page 3 6 Basic functions 3 1 3 2 Basic functions Getting started continued FI foo wee m he EN Mme AA A Ap ET doe f ui mw X fi i SF E J L i mani r ei lin PE P al s JOL 307 Map display not under guidance The initial map screen showing the current vehicle position is displayed Panel controls F1 Menu Displays the main navigation menu see Main menu on page 3 5 F3 Heading Changes the map heading between north to the top of the screen and vehicle heading to the top of the screen F4 More Selects the additional button functions see Additional functions not under guidance Enter Stores the map cursor location as a memory point The screen shows
2. gt destination from the list of recent Memory Points destinations see Recent destination selection on page 4 3 Recent Destinations Previous destination menu Select the menu item required Home If a home position has been entered a route to that location will be calculated see Route calculation on page 6 1 To enter a home position select the Store menu home position functions see Home position functions on page 5 10 Return Route A route is calculated from the current position of the vehicle to the starting point of the last route to be calculated see Route calculation on page 6 1 Memory Points Sort By Date A Z Dist f WARWICK CASTLE GATWICK AIRPORT NORT ALTON TOWERS ss 10 DOWNING STREET O info O gt 6 JQcace JOL 301 Memory point selection The screen shows the list of current memory points Select the point required and press Enter A route will be calculated to the selected location either as a destination or as a way point see Route calculation on page 6 1 Memory point information Select a point and press F1 Info see List item display on page 4 3 List sorting The list can be displayed by date alphabetically by mark or by distance This is shown at the top of the screen Use the Cursor control Left Right to select the required sort method Previous destination menu continued Memory Points NAME 10 DOWNING STREET
3. page 3 7 Calibration Relocate Distance Calibration aM page 3 5 Enter Destination gt Route Options gt e Brightness Contrast Set Points Viv page 5 1 Set Points Home Position gt page 5 2 page 5 2 Store Recent Destinations 1 Quick reference 2 5 NAVIGATION MENU STRUCTURE page 4 1 Enter Destination Previous Dest gt Intersection page 5 5 Way Points page 5 10 page 4 2 Q Return Route e Memory Points Recent Destinations Way Points page 5 5 Avoid Area page 5 8 Home Position page 5 10 Address 6 P 0 Town Centre Freeway Junction Memory Points JOL 660U Note 1 To select the Information Menu press the i button 2 To select the MAIN MENU press the Map button followed by F1 Menu 3 Page numbers refer to the Navigation Handbook Getting started a hm JAGUAR JOL 188 Initialisation Caution Do not leave the ignition on for long periods with the engine not running The navigation system is powered on when the ignition switch is turned to position T and retains the settings when switched off including any route in progress The Jaguar screen is displayed during initialisation followed by the Road Safety Caution screen If the system is not used the Jaguar screen is displayed again The system can then be activated by pressing function button F1 Nav
4. 1 7 2 Emergency and assistance Getting started Certain important features of the system are described below For full operating information see Operation of the system on page 7 4 Limitations of the system N WARNING It is important that the operation of the system is properly understood before attempting to use it Read this section of the handbook fully and note the following summary of limitations The in car telephone handset must be installed and working correctly e The system is powered by the vehicle battery and will not operate if the battery is discharged or disconnected e The system will only operate in areas with cellular phone coverage and when connection to the network is established This can be affected by adverse weather conditions geographical features or tall buildings The system is not compatible with certain cellular phone features See Cellular phone PIN code and Cellular phone restrictions Aroaming airtime agreement is required so that the system can be used in all areas Loss of contact with the GPS satellite system could result in an inaccurate vehicle position being sent to the response center e If the vehicle is involved in an accident components could be damaged rendering the system inoperative Making an emergency call The procedure for obtaining emergency assistance is as follows Press the Information button on the navigation front panel to displa
5. ADDRESS DOWNING STREET JOL 325 List item display The details of the selected item are displayed If F1 Map or Enter is pressed a route can be calculated to the selected point either as a destination or as a way point see Route calculation on page 6 1 Recent Destinations Sort By GATWICK AIRPORT NORT JOL 214 Recent destination selection The screen shows the list of recent destinations up to a maximum of 10 destinations Select the point required as the new destination and press Enter A route will be calculated to the selected location either as a destination or as a way point see Route calculation on page 6 1 Destination information Select a destination and press F1 Info see List item display Destination entry 4 3 List sorting The list can be displayed by date alphabetically or by distance This is shown at the top of the screen Use the Cursor control Left Right to select the required sort method N Way points When way points have been visited they are deleted from the way points list and added to the list of recent destinations They are indicated by the symbol shown above 4 4 Destination entry Address input F1 gt F1 gt F2 Address Street EXA IA EX fa AA AA Y i gt 0 p M 4 LJ LT JOL 696 1 Street input The Street Input screen is displayed Enter the street name see Character entry on page 1 11 When F1 List appears press the f
6. Press ENTER to store in memory When Enter is pressed the screen shows Point stored Zoom level The scale of the map is enlarged or reduced Cursor Use the Cursor control to scroll the map as required The screen shows new button functions F1 to F4 see Setting of points on page 3 3 Additional functions not under guidance The additional button functions selected by pressing F4 More are as follows F1 Home If a home position has been entered a route to that location will be calculated see Route calculation on page 6 1 Note To store your chosen home position select the Set Points menu followed by the Home position and Store See Home position functions Store on page 5 10 F2 Return Calculates a route from the current position of the vehicle to the starting point of the last route to be calculated see Route calculation on page 6 1 F4 Q POI Selects the Quick Points of Interest screen see Quick points of interest Q POI on page 3 4 Getting started continued JOL 312 Setting of points After scrolling the map the following functions are available F1 Dest Selects the map location under the cross wire marker as a destination see Route calculation on page 6 1 F2 Mem Selects the map location under the cross wire marker as a memory point The screen briefly shows Point stored F3 Heading Changes the map heading between north to the top o
7. 6 5 auto T LOU TOR 2 eae ax ou eb eh ete mnia 6 5 breaks Ib OUT si dte dem e ne ad SCR 6 5 SUIGANCE LONES ariba wit o eee acer Kea 6 2 high level road areaS o oooooooooooooo 6 2 panel Control 4 3 04464425480 ete Spoke s Ib as 6 2 SECO DVDOS d Soc qu ua oda Mose eerie Qe Reena 6 4 Way POI sx s Aca aed Pec Ese 4 Semen SN 6 5 ROULC OPTIONS es uua aree d meu T RN eyes 3 10 Cancelling guldarice u s dono e CUR Ine aes 3 11 detour SLINGS A a ional on ao p I EEA Ren 3 10 preferences selection ivo os cr dr PEE YA 3 10 Toute dipli irese entr dcin aee tex a eee aa 3 11 Route setting exaMple oooooooooomoooo 2 2 Salety IntormatloEs 63 153 pee Rate e debe a o a dee 1 2 Screen displays acer tone eem Gone eO eoe 1 6 Map SCreelS ce ou ura Rel ace v pcd gt P dais aes 1 6 MENU SCEE rra RE 1 8 personal marker symbols 1 8 Sose eem SVINDOIS ud ocd os dcos o ES e REUS 1 7 SOTO INGICALONS cu v3 e ped uw d eed Ed a eve 1 8 Index Sereen puldan Erena d qo ctor ens See bs e esc tenes ia 2 1 SEEN C caw Gott aa eee Pee x 6 4 muc i dha 5 A 6 4 SDIESCEBeDLS e ea Meee ewes 6 4 Symbol views S woe apice Ad ee CU 6 4 SEU DOME TT UD 2s ira cia ero bios E erroe 5 1 oz aV OICSdTO dos Ge soe ne uud aUe Au bacenicto tuts do uper Me 5 8 HOMIE positon esie Ihe e Re Ree ot XR 5 10 Memo DOIDE 231 5 2 de theod pea a 92 Way DOME ib ii 5 5 SELPOM ES arriero a 2 1 ROCCO cados oil
8. Enter is pressed the screen briefly shows Area stored If under guidance the route is recalculated Note An avoid area must include at least one road junction Display Avoid Area Sort By Mark Ate A z Dist MEC m STE A AIMO X F M6 JN6 10 id HEATHROW M25 Onde 6 Ta a 2 Display The screen shows the list of currently stored areas Select an area and press F1 Info or Enter F1 Info The details of the selected area are displayed Press F1 Map or Enter see below Enter The screen shows the map location of the selected area Advanced functions 5 9 Avoid area functions continued Edit Avoid Area f a El MG JN6 10 ij HEATHROW M25 JOL 241 3 Edit The screen shows the list of currently stored areas Select an area and press Enter The name of the selected area to be edited is displayed The procedure is similar to editing memory points see Memory point details on page 5 3 The position of the area can be changed by selecting Adjust position on map from the Avoid Area details screen The screen shows the map with the centre point of the area under the cross wire marker For details of the adjustment procedure see Area adjustment on page 5 8 Area information With the list of areas on the screen select an area and press F1 Info The details of the 7 selected area are displayed To display As o the map location of the
9. Ves leds en eui Use Additional guidance features Setting destinations across map coverage areas 7 Emergency and assistance TaEEOGUCBIOT coco erepto dee via MUN utere DRAN Getting started asian Before using the system rias Operation Of the system eerta alicia Further morata Message sind Ria A comprehensive index is located at the back of this handbook About this handboo0k o o ooooooooomo o o 1 1 Address INDULs araso he par 4 4 house number input 08 4 4 2 cStreet E E EE bi duds 4 4 town ANDUL v v A Vs pu 4 4 Audible DEOIBDL 9 I aos d We e deu 1 t 1 8 Average speed SettingS oooooooooooooo 3 8 Brightness and contrast settings 3 5 Calibration SettlTigs tierra 3 7 Character eny ese m Eo er Enc i e rre PS RUN 1 11 Control panel a5 d iac RoS e chuc bad e be Ba ue s 1 5 Destination entry Mn f P la a ae Ole iol a oe ees 4 4 S Treeway Ul Hose m ia eee key ab Rae ias 4 6 zc Ers ECON sede Vae ciate ote acd tae reo OR o Bes 4 7 DONE OF INGLES acia Seek alee b da perdi 4 5 Destination selection from map 4 1 Display options selection o o o ooooooooo 3 6 Emergency roadside information 3 9 Freeway junction input o ooo ooo oo o 4 6 Iteeway NANG scusare b WG Ies puce d pA SU 4 6 freeway selection ida 4 6 JUNCTION SCIECHOM drid id 4 6 Guidance options sel
10. coordinates Last recorded speed and direction of the vehicle Time tag identifying when last position was taken Operator contact After the data transmission has been completed voice contact with an operator is established The operator has the details of the vehicle available including its present location The operator verbally obtains details of the emergency and if necessary establishes a three way phone call with Jaguar Roadside Assistance local 911 or other emergency service The appropriate assistance will then be dispatched to the vehicle location Terminating assistance calls When the operator is satisfied that the situation has been dealt with the call will be terminated and the red lamp in the Information button will extinguish Normally only the response center can terminate an assistance call For exceptions see Automatic redial on page 7 5 Further information On screen messages During an assistance call various status messages are displayed on the navigation screen which enable the progress of the call to be followed For a list of the messages and their meaning see Message list on page 7 7 While in contact with the response center the vehicle location messages CID LAT and LON are displayed in sequence except when the display of another message is required Data message retransmission During an assistance call the response center operator can initiate a retra
11. displayed see Set up menu on page 3 6 B GPS symbol When the symbol is selected indicates that the system is receiving information from GPS satellites E i L4 i Introduction and controls a F JOL 299 C Map scale Indicates the current zoom level The scale length represents a distance of from 128 miles to mile 256 km to 100 metres D Map heading symbol Indicates that the map is displayed with either north or vehicle heading to the top of the screen E Map position markers The map indicates the current vehicle position navigation symbol If the map is scrolled the cross wire marker is displayed While the system is in use various markers are displayed see Screen symbols on page 1 7 Also see Personal marker symbols on page 1 8 F Function buttons The display shows the current functions of the buttons F1 to F4 Note If the vehicle is in an area that is not covered on the loaded map CD the screen shows ROUTE ONLY in place of Destination information Only major routes are shown at high zoom levels and route guidance is not possible Screen displays continued Screen symbols The screen symbols used by the system are explained below Also see Personal marker symbols on page 1 8 Navigation symbol Indicates the current vehicle position and heading Cross wire marker This symbol is displayed when the map is scrolled to select a destination
12. is displayed Adjust store point The map location can be entered as a destination or way point If the map is scrolled it can also be entered as a new memory point Press the function button required the screen briefly shows Point Stored Memory point functions continued Edit Memory Points Edit Memory Points Sort By lt Mark BARES A Z Dist gt a Name WARWICK CASTL Phone 01926406600 Adjust position on MAP 1 eanee GATWICK AIRPORT NORT SHAKESPEARES BIRTHP 2 ALTON TOWERS 2 10 DOWNING STREET JOL 234 3 Edit The screen shows the list of currently stored memory points Select a point and press Enter Memory point details The screen shows the details of the currently selected point Select an item to edit Mark The list of marker symbols is displayed see Personal marker symbols on page 1 8 Select a symbol and press Enter The details of the selected point are displayed see Memory point details Name Enter the name required see Character entry on page 1 11 Phone Enter the number required see Number entry on page 1 11 Advanced functions 5 3 Adjust position The position of the point can be changed by scrolling the map The screen shows Press ENTER to adjust position When Enter is pressed the screen briefly shows Point adjusted JOL 699 5 4 Advanced functions Memory point functions continued Point information With the list of D
13. is shown above as an example These functions are described for each type of set point in the following pages Select the menu item required Store Display Edit Delete Stored Points The current maximum number of points is shown at the bottom of the screen except for Home Position 5 2 Advanced functions Memory point functions E O address ha amp P 0 1 City Center S E Freeway Junction Intersection ee EX 08 EK D k 2581 In c Pe M p 1 T y 1 FOI II utah 3 x E LJ JOL 677U 1 Store The screen shows the list of items that can be stored as memory points Select the item required Enter the details of the point required see Destination entry section 4 After entry the screen shows the map location of the selected point and Press ENTER to store in memory The map can be scrolled to adjust the location if required When Enter is pressed the screen briefly shows Point stored Display Memory Points TE AAA eA LE fa 24 GATWICK AIRPORT NORT 24 SHAKESPEARES BIRTHP ALTON TOWERS 2 10 DOWNING STREET JOL 233 Sit EI a F ria 2 Display The screen shows the list of currently stored memory points Select a point and press F1 Info or Enter F1 Info The details of the selected point are displayed Press F1 Map or Enter see Enter below Enter The map showing the location of the selected point
14. safety law enforcement emergency assistance construction work road or lane closures vehicle or speed restrictions road slope or grade bridge height weight or other limits road or traffic conditions special events traffic congestion or travel time 2 Only operate adjust or view the system when it is safe to do so 1 2 Using the system CAUTION LEI Host functions are inhibited whilst the vehicle is in motion Please read the handbook for operating instructions Always obey traffic regulations Oare o 0 JOL 297 Safety information When the system is switched on the Road Safety Caution screen is displayed giving the following information Most functions are inhibited whilst the vehicle is in motion Please read the handbook for operating instructions Always obey traffic regulations Remember traffic regulations include all the road signs whether permanent or temporary you encounter on the route To use the system press function button F1 Agree While driving many of the menu items and function buttons cannot be selected Introduction and controls Note If the system is used for an extended period of time with the vehicle stationary ensure that the engine is running to avoid draining the battery For best results always use the latest version of the map CD Navigable Map Database Map information is regularly updated but all areas are not necessarily covered to
15. the same level of detail While driving under route guidance only follow an instruction when it is safe to do so as the system cannot be aware of changing conditions for example turn restrictions roadworks or diversions Use voice guidance as much as possible and only view the display when driving conditions permit Using the system continued Reception of GPS signals GPS signals are highly directional and reception may occasionally be interrupted Some examples of situations likely to cause problems are shown below Inside tunnels Inside buildings e Roads under raised highways e Densely tree lined roads Forest roads between mountains Between tall buildings e Roads under cliffs Metal objects placed on the rear parcel shelf Fitting material to the rear screen containing metal foil Introduction and controls Errors in vehicle position Under certain driving conditions it is possible that the vehicle position shown may be incorrect Some examples are shown below When the vehicle is transported by ferry or train Driving on steep roads e After vehicle battery removal or supply fuse failure When using snow chains After the tyres have been replaced e After the vehicle has been rotated on a turntable Where there are two roads parallel to each other Elevated roads in proximity to other roads Driving up or down circular ramps in car parks The posi
16. 2 1 home DositloD 2322592469 aaa 2 1 ME MOLY Dolls sac ende aio n Verde datos pires 2 1 Way POMS 2 esuada rated EM E IS 2 1 Setting destinations across map coverage areas 6 6 Units selecto icons ES 3 7 Using the controls erra G45 cias 1 9 Using the system a vus phat aceto ade 1 2 errors in vehicle position 1 3 Jaguar dealership locations 1 4 reception of GPS signalS o oooooo o 1 3 road junction layouts o oooooooooo o 1 4 route guidance precision o o ooooo o o 1 3 Screen CLEANING as sep asd don Sea hoe tss Sae So 1 4 VOICE cuidan Ce rine e beeen KS ECCE tiet eur eds 2 1 volume adjustment 1 10 Index Introduction This Jaguar navigation system assists the driver by providing a route to a selected destination Guidance is given by means of audible instructions voice guidance complemented by map and turn information which is displayed on an LCD screen on the front panel of the unit Digital map information is held on a compact disc CD which is loaded into the navigation control unit housed in the luggage compartment The system has an extremely comprehensive range of features yet is easy to use Some time spent reading this handbook will ensure that the best results are obtained The LCD display provides full information for operating the system by means of menus text prompts and map displays Scree
17. EIL 10 la Guidanc gt iE E Calibration T Ba MAP CD Version E JOL 316 Set up menu Select the menu item required Language Allows the current language to be changed see Language selection Guidance See Guidance menu on page 3 8 Display Allows the current settings to be changed see Display selection Calibration Allows the current settings to be changed see Calibration settings on page 3 7 Map CD version The current version number of the map CD is displayed Units Allows the current distance units to be changed see Units selection on page 3 7 Language Deutsch ET LI Es English US JOL 317 Language selection The first list of languages available is displayed To change language select a language using function button F1 Next or Prev and the Cursor control Up Down and press Enter The system will change to the selected language and the Set Up menu will be displayed again The languages available are German English English US Spanish French Italian Dutch Display JOL 697 Display selection The screen shows the currently selected option for each item The options available are as follows GPS Icon On Off Scale Icon On Off Route Preference On Off Controls the display of the current route preferences during route calculation Use the Cursor control to select the required item Up Down a
18. F2 Detour The Route Calculation screen is displayed and the route is recalculated where possible avoiding the set route for up to the current detour distances see Detour route settings on page 3 10 F4 Q POI The screen shows the list of Q POI classes see Quick points of interest Q POI on page 3 4 Route calculation and guidance 6 3 6 4 Route calculation and guidance Screen types JOL 344 Map split screen The screen shows the map display with the current vehicle position and route highlighted As the vehicle approaches the next turn the screen automatically shows the next junction diagram overlaid on the map display After the junction the screen returns to the full map display automatically Guidance options For Map split screen select as follows Screen View Split Map Symbol Map VICTORIA STREET JOL 686 Map full screen The screen shows the map display with the current vehicle position and route highlighted As the vehicle approaches the next turn the screen automatically shows the next junction diagram at full screen size After the junction the screen returns to the full map display automatically Guidance options For Map full screen select as follows Screen View Full Map Symbol Map m Dest VAUXHALL BRIDGE RD O Menu ORepee O 2 Symbol view The screen shows a symbolic view of the route As the vehicle approaches the next turn the screen auto
19. Foreword BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II MANUFACTURERS OF DAIMLER AND JAGUAR CARS JAGUAR CARS LIMITED COVENTRY BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER MANUFACTURERS OF DAIMLER AND JAGUAR CARS JAGUAR CARS LIMITED COVENTRY BY APFOINTMENT TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES MANUFACTURERS OF DAIMLER AND JAGUAR CARS JAGUAR CARS LIMITED COVENTRY Jaguar S TYPE Navigation Handbook JAGUAR CARS LIMITED as manufacturers are dedicated to the design and production of vehicles which meet the expectations of the world s most discerning purchasers To complement the features systems and technology of your new vehicle we have produced this Navigation Handbook In it we have undertaken to make the control of complex systems easy to understand and operate The information contained herein applies to a range of vehicles and not to a specific vehicle For the specification of a particular vehicle owners should consult their Jaguar Dealer The Manufacturer reserves the right to vary its specifications with or without notice and at such times and in such manner as it thinks fit Major as well as minor changes may be involved in accordance with the Manufacturer s policy of constant product improvement All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form electronic mechanical photocopying recording or other means witho
20. Route display on page 3 11 Route Preferences XR UENIT O d Te maa NMES em Er TE 4 AS 1ST Oads viel jf Ji MOa S Press to confirm settings o 0 J JQcance JOL 662 Route preferences selection The screen shows the currently selected option for each item The options available are as follows Major Roads Prefer Avoid Route Fastest Shortest Toll Road Prefer Avoid Use the Cursor control to select the item Up Down and option Left Right required Press Enter to confirm The Route Options menu is displayed again If the vehicle is under guidance the route will be recalculated see Route calculation on page 6 1 Detour Route amm mmb JOL 217 Detour route settings The screen shows the current settings for major and minor roads These values are used in recalculating a route when the Detour option is selected see Additional functions under guidance on page 6 3 Select the type of road required using function button F1 Major or F2 Minor Change the detour distance as required using the Cursor control Left Right Press Enter to confirm The Route Options menu is displayed again Basic functions 3 11 Route options continued JOL 327 Cancelling guidance Route display The screen shows Press ENTER to cancel The map of the whole route is displayed guidance When Enter is pressed the route is erased and the screen briefly shows Guidance cancelled The system is then
21. bed below see Advanced functions section 5 Memory points These are points that can be stored in memory and can be selected as a route destination or as way points Way points Way points are intermediate points on a route and are set in a similar manner to destinations Way Points Store A maximum of five way points can be set up on a route Way points are visited in the current order that they appear in the way points list and the order can be changed if required Way Points gt Edit If a way point is entered after a destination has been set the route will be recalculated After way points have been visited they are deleted from the way points list and added to the list of recent destinations Avoid areas An area on the map can be selected as an avoid area for example a known area of heavy traffic Routes will then be calculated so that the area is avoided where possible A maximum of 10 areas can be set up Home position This is a quick way to set a route to any frequently used destination that has been entered as a home position Points of interest POI This is a database of useful names and addresses held on the map CD The information can be displayed on the screen and sorted by class category A POI can be selected from the list and used as a route destination or set point Quick points of interest Q POI Some commonly used classes of POI can be selected directly from the map displa
22. ce menu Select the menu item required Guidance Options Allows the current options to be changed see Guidance options selection Set Average Speed Allows the current settings to be changed see Average speed settings Guidance Options Screen View 4 Full gt Map Symbol 4 Map JOL 321 Guidance options selection The screen shows the currently selected option for each item The options available are as follows Guidance Voice On Off Destination Info Time Distance Screen View Full Split Map Symbol Map Sym Use the Cursor control to select the required item Up Down and option Left Right Press Enter to confirm Note When Symbol is selected the screen view options have no effect Set Average Speed TS Press to confirm settings 0 JG JOCcanel JOL 208 Average speed settings The screen shows the current average speed settings for major and minor roads These values are used by the system to calculate the time to destination on the map display To change a speed setting select the type of road required using function button F1 Major or F2 Minor Change the speed by using the Cursor control Left Right and press Enter The Set Up menu is displayed again General navigation menus continued Information MENU A Information JOL 322 Information menu The Information menu can be displayed at any time by pressing the Information i button Select the m
23. e the House Number Input screen is displayed Enter a house number if known For more information see Number entry on page 1 11 When the house number has been entered select END and press Enter 2 4 Quick reference Route Example One PADDINGTON UNDE S UN s zm E P ad m e E me 4 prs n Y E gt gt SAT LA alien L PR JOL 309 7 Confirm destination The map display shows Press ENTER to confirm destination or F3 to select as a Way Point Press Enter to confirm The route is calculated and the screen shows Searching When the calculation is complete the screen shows the map display while under guidance While the route is being calculated the screen shows Searching and the current screen preferences are displayed if selected Os ie 8 Route guidance The map display shows the current time or distance to the destination Drive away following the voice guidance given by the system The route is shown highlighted on the map display Continue to follow the voice guidance until the end of the route is reached JOL 311 9 End of route When the vehicle arrives at the destination the screen shows You have arrived at your destination This is confirmed by voice guidance The system is now ready for further use page 3 10 Route Prefs Cancel Guidance Display Whole Route page 3 8 Guidance Options Set Average Speed
24. e system continues to Returns to the initial map display monitor vehicle position from any other screen Note e After scrolling returns to the map 1 Press any button except the display of current vehicle position Information button to turn the screen on again Cu N 2 While under guidance the audible instructions are also Enter button turned on and off The Enter button is used to confirm a screen selection The next screen in the current procedure is displayed Volume adjustment To adjust the volume of the audible instructions turn the Volume control as required while a voice announcement is in progress The volume can be adjusted between volume levels 05 and 20 If further adjustment is required after the end of an announcement press the Repeat button Note The Volume control is located on the front panel of the radio see the Audio Systems Handbook Using the controls continued Address ABCDEFG OPQRSTU Street JKLMN WXYZ Nooooutl DEIS2E3EARb er i JOL 696 Character entry Use the Cursor control Up Down Left Right to highlight the first character in the name and press Enter Repeat for each character in turn As characters are entered only the characters available to complete the name or similar names are shown in black To delete a character select DEL and press Enter The last character entered will be deleted To enter a space select the wa symbol and press Ent
25. ection 4 3 8 How the system works 2222 ee eee eee 1 1 ImtalisatoR dura nee heat ER MUR e Ru Ga wake tee 3 1 Intersection INDUU uus V a 4 7 Intersection NAME ode ey eA es aer Se 4 7 Street selection re nac Eia a Said Saha wala ened 4 7 Jaguar Assist SVSUOIIES ds pato a SS eRe e dud dad 7 1 accessing the system o oo ooooooooooooo 7 4 automate Tedialos isaac 7 5 battery disconnection ooooooooooooo o 7 6 call activation and termination 7 5 calling the response center oooooo 7 2 cellular phone interface o ooo oooooooo 7 6 cellular phone PIN code ooo oooooooooo 7 3 cellular phone restrictions o o ooooooo 7 3 data MESS ii de as 7 4 data message retransmission oooooooo 7 5 emergeney assistance espia bici rd 7 1 emergency calls eor vetro y o EE bap 7 4 5 AEEOGUCEIQEL ioo or ito debt rn pis aod Med c 7 1 limitations of the system ooo ooooooo o 7 2 making an emergency call 7 2 IMESSASC SEA seen ede atv eae ien doa fete es 7 7 Of screer MESSAGES aa dee a Nola UR Wie acti i as 7 5 Operator COMAE uuo S te eee E abb ee 7 4 registration and acquaintance 7 3 serice charos aia eat e e ed bad oa RRS 7 3 terminating assistance calls 7 4 Index Language selection oooooooooooooooo
26. ed the appropriate services are contacted for assistance to be despatched The benefits of the system are ease of activation no requirement of knowing who to call emergency assistance call sent automatically in the event of airbag deployment and location identification Emergency and assistance Emergency assistance Emergency assistance can be used in the following situations e f you have been involved in an accident e Airbag deployment emergency assistance call sent automatically To report a crime or fire When urgent medical attention is required e To receive mechanical breakdown assistance When the call is initiated the response center passes details of the emergency and vehicle location to the appropriate services Emergency help will be despatched to your location and the operator will when appropriate stay in direct contact with you until the emergency help arrives Note If you are certain of your location a phone call to 911 or other emergency service may provide a faster response 7 1 Introduction Emergency roadside assistance is provided by the Jaguar Assist system The system uses the vehicle s Jaguar in car telephone installation to communicate with the Jaguar security response center The Global Positioning System GPS is used to identify the position direction of travel and speed of the vehicle The system can be used throughout the contiguous United States Hawai
27. elete Memory Points points on the screen select a point and press F1 Info The details of the selected point are displayed To display the map location of the selected point press F1 Map JOL 235 4 Delete The screen shows the list of currently stored memory points Single points or all points can be deleted To delete one point select the point required and press Enter The screen shows the map location of the selected point and Press ENTER to delete this point To delete all points press F3 Del All The screen shows Press ENTER to delete all points Press Enter to delete the point s This is confirmed on the screen Way point functions 116 Address il 3 PEO j e Memory Points s ER JOL 678U 1 Store The screen shows the list of items that can be stored as way points Select the item required Enter the details of the point required see Destination entry section 4 After entry the screen shows the map location of the selected point and Press ENTER to store in memory The map can be scrolled to adjust the location if required When Enter is pressed the screen briefly shows Point stored If under guidance the route is recalculated Display Way Points VICTORIA COACH STATIO 2 Display The screen shows the list of currently stored way points Select a point and press F1 Info or Enter F1 Info The details of the selected point are disp
28. en is displayed An intersection is the junction between two streets Enter and select each street in turn as described below Enter a street name see Character entry on page 1 11 The screen shows the list of possible streets from the characters entered see Street selection Intersection Select a 1st Street KENSINGTON GORE KENSINGTON HALL GARDEN KENSINGTON MALL JOL 336 2 Street selection Select the street required and press Enter After selecting the second street a route will be calculated to the selected location either as a destination or way point see Route calculation on page 6 1 Note If the intersection street names are not unique the list of possible town options will be displayed Select the town required and press Enter Destination entry 4 7 Set point menus Set points menu The Set Points menu is selected from the Main menu see General navigation menus on page 3 5 The menu shows the four types of set point as listed below Memory Points Way Points Avoid Area Home Position Select the type of set point required The next menu is displayed showing the functions available see Set point function menus Advanced functions 5 1 Note On the Home Position menu if a home position exists Store will be shown shaded JOL 338 Set point function menus The functions available are the same for each type of set point the Memory Points menu
29. enu item required using the function buttons F1 or F2 Emergency Roadside See Emergency Roadside selection Information See Information selection Emergency and assistance For vehicles fitted with Jaguar Assist press the Information button to access the system This is described in section 7 PETROL STAT PARKING GAR A 7 gt d JOL 323 Emergency Roadside selection The screen shows three classes of POI which may be useful in an emergency situation Select the class required and press Enter The screen shows a list of the three nearest points in the selected class Select the point required see Q POI selection on page 3 4 Basic functions 3 9 PARKING LOT HOTEL RESTAURANT f aT rem Information selection The screen shows three classes of POI which may provide useful information Select the class required and press Enter The screen shows a list of the three nearest points in the selected class Select the point required see Q POI selection on page 3 4 3 10 Basic functions Route options F1 F2 Route Options Flkcancsl JOL 326 Route options menu Select the menu item required Route Preferences See Route preferences selection Detour Route See Detour route settings Cancel Guidance Cancels the route guidance see Cancelling guidance on page 3 11 Display Whole Route The map showing the whole route is displayed see
30. er When sufficient characters have been entered possible names become less than 100 press F1 List or select END and press Enter see Selection screen example Introduction and controls Address Select a Street Cm oy eee ABBEY ROAD PLACE ABBEY ROW JOL 304 Selection screen example A list of the possible names for example streets towns or motorways from the characters entered is displayed up to a maximum of 100 Select the item required using the Cursor control and press Enter The next screen is displayed see Destination entry section 4 Note When the characters entered reduces the number of possible names to five or less the list will be displayed automatically 1 11 Address House Number JOL 305 Number entry Use the Cursor control Up Down Left Right to highlight the first digit in the number and press Enter Repeat for each digit in turn If no house number is entered the route will be calculated to the midpoint of the number range displayed To delete a digit select DEL and press Enter The last digit entered will be deleted When all the digits have been entered select END and press Enter The next screen is displayed see Destination entry section 4 Main features of the system Set points When using the system there are four types of point that can be used in setting up a route These are selected from the Set Points menu and are descri
31. f the screen and vehicle heading to the top of the screen F4 Q POI Displays the list of Q POI classes see Quick points of interest Q POI on page 3 4 Enter Selects the map location under the cross wire marker as a destination or memory point see Destination point selection Basic functions 3 3 JOL 313 Destination point selection The screen shows Set as F1 Destination F2 Memory Point Select the item required F1 Dest A route to the selected map location is calculated see Route calculation on page 6 1 F2 Mem The screen briefly shows Point stored 3 4 Basic functions Getting started continued Y NUR t Nm 4m EN Ne BLOOMSBURY i CITY CAR PARK JO PETROL STAT A TOWN CENTRE Quick points of interest Q POI The screen shows a list of three commonly used POI classes Select the class required and press Enter The screen shows a list of the three nearest points in the selected class see Q POI selection BP PARK 0 7u BP FOUN O0 7n BP CLIPS 0 7m Pu a d a Thug Je LS A Q POI selection Select the point required and press Enter The screen shows Set as F1 Dest F2 Mem F3 WayPt Select the item required F1 Dest A route to the selected point of interest is calculated see Route calculation on page 6 1 F2 Mem The screen briefly shows Point stored F3 WayPt The screen briefly shows Point stored The p
32. he cellular airtime for calls made to the response center Details of subsequent charges can be obtained from your Jaguar dealer or the response center 7 4 Emergency and assistance Operation of the system Note The ignition must be turned on position I or 11 The system is operated from the controls on the navigation front panel see section 1 While in use a sequence of messages is displayed on the LCD screen see On screen messages on page 7 5 Accessing the system To access the service press the Information button The Assist menu is displayed Note If an Assist call is initiated and the operator cannot establish voice communication police assistance will be despatched to the vehicle Emergency calls The procedure for obtaining emergency assistance is as follows With the Assist menu displayed press the Information button or the F1 Function button You can also press the Enter button with the Emergency option selected on the menu The screen shows SOS REQUEST and the red lamp in the Information button starts to flash A call to the response center is automatically sent using the Jaguar in car telephone Data message When contact with the response center is established an electronic data message is transmitted to the response center s central computer This data message will include Type of alarm emergency or airbag Vehicle identification number VIN Latitude and longitude
33. he in car telephone registration has been carried out To carry out the acquaintance activation initiate an emergency call in the usual way see Emergency calls on page 7 4 When the operator answers indicate that you are a new user and the operator will familiarize you with the system Cellular phone PIN code The Jaguar Assist system cannot be used where a PIN code has to be entered before making a phone call When the phone is registered ensure that the PIN code feature is not required In case of difficulty contact your Jaguar dealer Emergency and assistance 7 3 Cellular phone restrictions Some cellular carriers offer customers various optional features with their cellular services Several of these features are not compatible or could potentially limit the performance of the system No Outgoing Calls Hotline and Numbering Plan Area NPA restrictions are incompatible cellular features and must be avoided Operation is possible with No Incoming Calls Call Forwarding Busy No Answer Transfer and Call Waiting but these features could impair overall system performance Because carriers are regularly making new features available to customers this list may not be complete Contact your Jaguar dealer for assistance if you are unsure if a particular cellular feature is compatible with the system you choose Service charges There are no charges for using the system for the first four years except for the cost of t
34. i and Alaska wherever cellular phone service is available A roaming airtime agreement is required so that the system can be used in all areas The Jaguar phone must be installed and working correctly The emergency assistance feature allows rapid access to emergency services police fire or ambulance and roadside assistance Once assistance has been requested and the vehicle location confirmed the appropriate services are contacted for assistance to be despatched The benefits of the system are ease of activation no requirement of knowing who to call emergency assistance call sent automatically in the event of airbag deployment and location identification Emergency and assistance Emergency assistance Emergency assistance can be used in the following situations e f you have been involved in an accident e Airbag deployment emergency assistance call sent automatically To report a crime or fire When urgent medical attention is required e To receive mechanical breakdown assistance When the call is initiated the response center passes details of the emergency and vehicle location to the appropriate services Emergency help will be despatched to your location and the operator will when appropriate stay in direct contact with you until the emergency help arrives Note If you are certain of your location a phone call to 911 or other emergency service may provide a faster response 7
35. l road areas On some map CDs major roads in neighbouring states may be displayed Where this occurs these roads will only be shown where the map has been scaled to 4 8 or 32 miles 8 16 or 64 km A route can be calculated to a chosen destination but no route guidance will be given under these conditions Panel controls While under guidance the panel controls have the following functions F1 Menu The Main menu is displayed see Main menu on page 3 5 F2 Repeat Repeats the last audible instruction and shows the relevant junction diagram according to the type of screen guidance selected F3 Heading The map heading changes between north to the top of the screen and vehicle heading to the top of the screen F4 More Selects the additional button functions see Additional functions under guidance on page 6 3 Map Selects the full screen map display after scrolling returns to the display of the current vehicle position Cursor Use the Cursor control to scroll the map as required Enter Stores the current map cursor location as a new destination or as a memory point Press F1 Dest or F2 Mem as required This is confirmed briefly on the screen Route guidance continued Additional functions under guidance The additional functions while under guidance for the function buttons F1 to F4 are as follows F1 Audible mode Turns voice guidance and chime On or Off
36. layed Press F1 Map or Enter see Enter below Enter The map showing the location of the selected point is displayed Advanced functions 5 3 Adjust store point The map location of the point can be entered as a destination or memory point If the map is scrolled it can also be entered as a new way point Press the function button required the screen briefly shows Point Stored Note Ifthe point is selected as a way point while under guidance the route will be recalculated 5 6 Advanced functions Way point functions continued Edit Way Points a A ulus JOL 683 3 Edit The screen shows the list of currently stored way points Select a point and press F1 Info F3 Sort or Enter F1 Info The details of the selected point are displayed Press F1 Map or Enter see Enter below F3 Sort Moves the selected item one place up the list to change the order that the way points are visited When the top item is highlighted the function button will be shown shaded Enter The position of the point can be changed by scrolling the map The screen shows Press ENTER to adjust position When Enter is pressed the screen briefly shows Point adjusted Advanced functions 5 7 Way point functions continued Delete Way Points PADDINGTON UNDERGRO 3 NATIONAL FILM THEATRE VICTORIA COACH STATIO 4 Delete The screen shows the list of currently
37. ll be calculated to the nearest point possible Introduction and controls Road junction layouts The layout of complex road junctions may sometimes be shown in a simplified form Traffic circles less than 25 metres across are treated as junctions Screen cleaning For approved screen cleaners see your Jaguar dealer JOL 136 Loading the map CD Note The ignition must be switched on position I 1 Locate the navigation unit on the left hand side of the luggage compartment Turn the two quarter turn fasteners A anti clockwise and tilt the navigation unit forward Slide the cover B to the open position and load the CD with the printed side upwards Do not allow moisture or foreign objects to enter the slot If a CD is already loaded it will be ejected automatically Close the cover B reposition the unit and turn the fasteners A clockwise to the locked position Introduction and controls 1 5 JOL 135 Control panel TOMMOODW gt LCD display Function buttons F1 to F4 Information button Off button Zoom level control Map button Enter button Cursor control 1 6 Screen displays lik ra m p d o uw 0 Menu ORepeay O D JO gt W fO ii z Li m pt p Ful Map screens A typical map display is shown with a key to the main items of information A Destination information While under guidance the estimated time or distance to the end of the route is
38. lowing buttons ENTER The screen briefly shows Destination confirmed and the route to the destination is calculated F3 WayPt The screen briefly shows Point stored and the way point will be added to the way points list Note 1 The map location can be adjusted if required Before confirmation use the Cursor control to scroll the map until the desired location is under the cross wire marker 2 Ifa way point is stored after a destination has been set the route will be recalculated TERT Pra rr CATAN prep Major Roads i Prefer ran JOL 695 Calculation While the route is being calculated the screen shows Searching When the calculation is complete the screen shows the map display while under guidance see Route guidance on page 6 2 Route preferences If selected the current route preferences are displayed To change a preference press F3 Replan while the route is being calculated See Display selection on page 3 6 After entry the route will be recalculated 6 2 Route calculation and guidance Route guidance y m am uu ect JOL 310 Following guidance A WARNING Only operate adjust or view the system when it is safe to do so Drive away following the voice guidance given by the system Continue to follow the voice guidance until the end of the route is reached Guidance tones A single tone is given before each audible instruction High leve
39. map CDs as each area boundary is reached and continue the journey Insert the final map CD before reaching the destination Note 1 This procedure will provide detailed route guidance throughout the journey If route guidance is not required for certain parts of the journey for example while travelling for long distances on freeways some map CD changes may be omitted Outside the coverage area of a map CD the screen will show Out of Coverage Area in a yellow text box and the destination information box will show Route Only Each time the map CD is changed the route is recalculated and the screen shows Searching Introduction Emergency roadside assistance is provided by the Jaguar Assist system The system uses the vehicle s Jaguar in car telephone installation to communicate with the Jaguar security response center The Global Positioning System GPS is used to identify the position direction of travel and speed of the vehicle The system can be used throughout the contiguous United States Hawaii and Alaska wherever cellular phone service is available A roaming airtime agreement is required so that the system can be used in all areas The Jaguar phone must be installed and working correctly The emergency assistance feature allows rapid access to emergency services police fire or ambulance and roadside assistance Once assistance has been requested and the vehicle location confirm
40. matically shows the next junction at full screen size After the junction the screen returns to the symbol view automatically Guidance options For Symbol view select as follows Map Symbol Sym Note 1 ForSymbol view the Screen View options have no effect 2 To set guidance options see Guidance options selection on page 3 8 Additional guidance features R A JOL 311 Arrival guidance When the vehicle arrives at the destination the screen shows You have arrived at your destination This is confirmed by voice guidance The system is now ready for further use Route calculation and guidance 6 5 Auto reroute While under guidance if the vehicle deviates from the route a new route will be calculated automatically While the route is being recalculated the time or distance to the destination is not displayed and the display shows Rerouting Note If the vehicle is within mile 400 metres of the destination or next way point the route recalculation will not occur Breaks in journey While driving under guidance the journey can be broken without affecting the stored route When the journey is continued the route guidance will resume automatically Way points When the vehicle arrives at a way point the screen shows You have arrived at your Way Point When the journey is resumed route guidance continues automatically either to the next way point or to the final desti
41. n selections are made by the controls on the front panel Introduction and controls About this handbook This handbook shows the on screen menus explains how to operate the controls and gives an example showing how to set a destination After becoming familiar with the controls follow the on screen menus and prompts to operate the system as required The Navigation Menu Structure card supplied with this handbook can be used to find a particular menu This information is repeated on page 2 5 Some menu items can be selected entirely by using the function buttons F1 to F3 These sequences are shown at the top of the relevant pages for example Address input F1 gt F1 gt F2 How the system works The system uses signals from the Global Positioning System GPS satellites which allow the approximate vehicle position to be calculated This is combined with information from vehicle sensors and the database on the map CD to establish the true vehicle position 1 1 A WARNING The Database reflects reality as existing before you received the Database and it comprises data and information from government and other sources which may contain errors and omissions Accordingly the Database may contain inaccurate or incomplete information due to the passage of time changing circumstances and due to the nature of the sources used The Database does not include or reflect information on inter alia neighborhood
42. nation After visiting a way point the next section of the route will be shown on the screen highlighted in orange After way points have been visited or the route cancelled they will be deleted from the way points list 6 6 Route calculation and guidance Setting destinations across map coverage areas A WARNING When changing map CDs find a safe place to pull over Each map CD has an area of overlap with the adjoining areas to provide a smooth transition between coverage areas during a journey Road coverage Outside the main coverage area of each map CD the adjoining major road network only will be shown at high zoom levels Destination setting will be possible but not to an exact location If a destination has been set the route will be highlighted but there will be no voice guidance If a route is required starting in one map CD area and finishing in another this can be achieved by changing the map CD as required A route may also be set which crosses intermediate map CD areas between the starting and finishing areas For more information see High level road areas on page 6 2 Setting a destination To set a destination where the route crosses one or more map CD boundaries follow the procedure below Insert the map CD covering the destination Enter the destination by the method required Insert the map CD covering the start of the route Start the journey Insert any intermediate
43. nd option Left Right Press Enter to confirm General navigation menus continued m 1 Re dor ate 16 Distance Calibration VENTE Calibration settings Sometimes the vehicle position shown on the map display may not be correct This can occur for example if the vehicle has been moved on a trailer or by ferry If the new position is not found correctly by the system follow the calibration procedure described as follows Select the calibration item required Relocate The map showing the current vehicle position is displayed The screen shows Adjust Position Use the Cursor control to move the Navigation symbol as required and press Enter The screen shows Adjust Direction Use the Cursor control Left Right to adjust the vehicle heading as required and press Enter The screen briefly shows Relocation complete Distance calibration This should only be necessary if wheel tyre sizes have been changed The screen shows Press ENTER to start calibration or F4 to cancel Drive the vehicle as normal There are no special requirements for distance calibration Basic functions 3 7 JOL 205 Units selection The screen shows the currently selected option The options available are as follows Units Miles Kilometres Use the Cursor control to select the required option Left Right Press Enter to confirm 3 8 Basic functions General navigation menus continued JOL 320 Guidan
44. nsmission of the electronic data message This may be necessary to ensure a more precise determination of vehicle location or to track a vehicle that is moving In this situation you will temporarily lose contact with the operator while the data is transmitted and the messages SENDING LOCATION DATA followed by DATA RECEIVED will be displayed After the data transmission is complete voice communication will be restored Emergency and assistance 7 5 Automatic redial As described previously when an assistance call is made the vehicle s cellular phone calls the response center s central computer and attempts to send an electronic data message Occasionally it can be difficult for the computer to recognize the message if the cellular connection is weak or noisy If the transmission of the message is unsuccessful the data call will be terminated and the message REDIAL IN PROGRESS will be displayed A second call will automatically be placed which bypasses the response center s computer and is forwarded directly to an operator Similarly if the phone call is disconnected by the cellular network prior to termination another call to the response center will also automatically be dialed The message REDIAL IN PROGRESS will be displayed and voice communication with the operator will be restored During redial calls full control of the cellular phone is returned to you Pressing either PWR or END on the por
45. o 3 6 Loading the map CD ioie paced eo Re cm id 1 5 Map CD Verstolt 2 sheeted mto mede e s 3 6 Map display not under guidance 3 2 additional button functions 3 2 Danel CONOS eras e aree Nice PER Pg 3 2 quick points of interest o oo ooooooo o o 3 4 Setting of pointsa o5 br ee wed PA baee dut 3 3 Memory point selectiON o o ooooooooooo 4 2 Menus Enter desd A a 4 1 UIC Crider vs ad a aa 3 8 A A ea ea 3 9 MAI od hts cose ab Ed E derer 3 5 previous destination 0 eee eee 4 2 TOQUE ODLIODS c eus a 3 10 Eid c PET oe end ewe Lew ETE 5 1 m uo Mc EET 3 6 Navigation menu Structure o o ooooo ooo ooo 2 5 Number ODE scarsa Yr dira ev OX RARE OD AC RR M m a 1 11 Point of interest input insti curas 4 5 e POLdetals4 leat ate aco ee Ue et kac oa ot adds 4 5 POMO d esr puteo Sag vri ee e eek es 4 5 POMSClECHON e dd doeet nt Ucet anto idi ORE 4 5 Pointsof interests DR IR DICE AO Ru ana n M ea 2 1 quick points of interest ooooooooooo o 2 1 Recent destination selection o 4 3 Road safety caution ssie eee mean a ee 3 1 Route calculation 3 qmod a Kea bee E So 6 1 calculating the route o oooooooooooooo o 6 1 destination confirmation o oo oooooooo 6 1 Route gulddll eG added sara 6 2 additional button functions 6 3 arrival guidance visits m E RACE ned La des
46. ocked in the On state and may not return to its previous call restriction or system selection setting It can be reprogrammed to your previous settings as desired Refer to your phone user s manual for further information Battery disconnection If the battery has been disconnected the vehicle location will be lost On reconnection it may take up to approximately 15 minutes to re establish vehicle position Emergency and assistance 7 7 Message list During operation a sequence of messages will appear on the navigation screen These are described below 7 8 Emergency and assistance Message list continued CELLULAR SYSTEM BUSY Trying to connect call to the cellular phone system messages displayed alternately PLEASE WAIT NO CELLULAR SIGNAL Difficulty in communicating with the cellular phone system messages displayed alternately WAITING TO ACQUIRE UNABLE TO PLACE CALL Failed to connect call to the cellular phone system CELLULAR PHONE REMOVED Messages displayed if an Assist call is made while the cellular phone is not installed messages displayed in sequence ASSIST FEATURE DISABLED ASSIST FEATURE ENABLED Message displayed after the cellular phone is installed INSTALL PHONE TO ENABLE Message displayed if the cellular phone is removed during an Assist call NON ASSIST PHONE The phone installed is not a Jaguar S TYPE phone
47. oint is stored as the last point in the list of way points If the vehicle is under guidance the way point is added to the calculated route General navigation menus MAIN MENU Main menu Select the menu item required Enter Destination See Enter destination menu on page 4 1 Route Options See Route options menu on page 3 10 Brightness Contrast Allows changes to the screen settings see Brightness and contrast settings Set Points See Set point menus on page 5 1 Set Up See Set up menu on page 3 6 Note To select the Main menu press the Map button followed by F1 Menu Basic functions 3 5 Note In Auto mode the Day settings are automatically selected with the exterior lighting switch in the Off position The Night settings are selected with the switch in any other position 31 3SM0H NS Aa oe m JOL 200 Brightness and contrast settings The screen shows the brightness and contrast selection scales and the currently selected mode Auto Day or Night The function buttons F1 to F3 can be used to change the required mode Brightness and contrast settings can be changed independently for Day and Night modes Use the Cursor control Up Down to select Contrast or Brightness Then change the setting by using the Cursor control Left Right Press Enter to confirm The Main menu is displayed again 3 6 Basic functions General navigation menus continued T AN
48. or point 7 Destination symbol Indicates the current route destination NH Memory point symbol Indicates the location of a memory point on the map Introduction and controls O Way point symbol Indicates the location of a way point on the map The number in the symbol shows the current order in which the way points will be visited on the route a Home position symbol Indicates the location on the map currently set up as a home position T Avoid area symbol Indicates an area that has been set up to be avoided in route calculations v A Next turn symbol Indicates the position of the next turn instruction on the route ahead 1 7 North up symbol Indicates that the map is displayed with north to the top of the screen Heading up symbol Indicates that the map is displayed with the vehicle heading to the top of the screen Language selection symbol Function button symbol for selecting and changing the screen and voice language More symbol Function button symbol for selecting the additional button functions 1 8 Screen displays continued Edit Memory Points JO Cancel JOL 300 Personal marker symbols These symbols can be used as required to tag points held in memory Points can then be displayed sorted by class category according to the symbols used Audible prompt When this symbol is selected a tone will be heard whenever the vehicle passe
49. r The input screen is displayed again F3 Town Enter and select the town required The POI Input screen is displayed again Enter name The screen shows the list of possible points of interest from the characters entered see POI selection Point of Interest Sort By antoDbRIDGE CONCURA LODGE LANE HYDE CHESHIR PARK LANE LONDON W1 LO TEN POUND WALK HYDE PAR THE RING LONDON W2 LOND JOL 330 2 POI selection Note The list can be displayed by pressing F1 List when it is shown highlighted on the input screen Select the POI required and press Enter A route will be calculated to the selected location either as a destination or as a way point see Route calculation on page 6 1 Displaying POI information Select a POI and press F1 Info see POI details List sorting The list can be displayed alphabetically or by distance as shown at the top of the screen Use the Cursor control Left Right to select the required method Destination entry 4 5 Point of Interest q P 0 l NAME HYDE PARK ADDRESS 66 KNIGHTSBRIDGE LONDON SW1 LONDON JOL 331 3 POI details The details of the selected POI are displayed Press F1 Map or Enter A route will be calculated to the selected location see Route calculation on page 6 1 Routing to a town centre With the POI Input screen displayed select F2 Class scroll to Town Centre and press Enter Enter and select the to
50. ready for further use Enter destination menu F1 gt F1 Freeway Junction Entry of a freeway junction as a destination see Freeway junction input on page 4 6 NU A X E Enter Destination ay gp Previ Di ifi leyAddress ETA s S P 0 1 City Center eh Intersection Entry of a road intersection as a destination see Intersection input on page 4 7 Freeway Junction gt Intersection uet P a T pr z PF E y E ay s x JOL676U Enter destination menu Select the menu item required Previous Dest Entry of a destination using information already held by the system see Previous destination menu on page 4 2 Address Entry of a destination address see Address input on page 4 4 P O l Town Centre Entry of a POI or town centre as a destination see Point of interest POI input on page 4 5 Map Entry of a destination from a location on the map see Destination from map Destination entry 4 1 SF PADDINGTON UNDE lt bu JOL 309 Destination from map The map showing the current vehicle position is displayed Scroll the map using the Cursor control until the required location is under the cross wire marker see Route calculation on page 6 1 4 2 Destination entry Previous destination menu F1 F1 gt Fl VIERA RARAS Memory Points Entry of a memory Home point as a destination see Memory Tm i point selection EA a Recent Destinations Entry of a 3
51. s the location of the tagged point Introduction and controls Memory Points WARWICK CASTLE 24 GATWICK AIRPORT NORT ALTON TOWERS JOL 301 Scroll indicators The vertical indicators at the right hand side of the screen show that more information can be viewed by using the Cursor control Up Down If a line of text is too long to display in full it can be scrolled to left and right when function button F2 is highlighted 1 Enter Destine s y 18 Route Options amp Brightness Contrast Menu screens Menu items are selected by using the Cursor control Up Down and pressing Enter The first three items can also be selected by function buttons F1 to F3 Function button F4 cancels the menu and returns to the previous screen Where possible the previous next menu or screen can also be selected by the Cursor control Left Right If a menu item cannot currently be selected it is Shown shaded The complete menu structure is shown on the card supplied with this handbook and on page 2 5 Using the controls Note A single tone denotes the confirmation of a control action An incorrect action is indicated by a double tone Function buttons The operation of the function buttons F1 to F4 is determined by the screen currently being displayed At the bottom of each screen except menu screens the current function of each button is displayed numbered one to four Where func
52. screen shows safety information which should be followed when using the navigation system see Safety information on page 1 2 Press F1 Agree to confirm The screen shows the map display Note If required press function button F2 to change the language see Set up menu on page 3 6 3 Map display The initial map screen showing the current vehicle position is displayed Press F1 Menu to display the Main menu Route setting example continued 7 NY T m NS MX Y A a Se I A T MI A gra Enter Destination amp Route Options S amp Brightness Contrast i Set Points b sen Set Up IAS 2 O Previous Dest 0 11 Address 2 amp P 0 l City Center D Intersection z T Ye P s me ai b eX XU WT LL e A o JOL676U 5 Enter destination menu The Enter Destination menu is displayed Press function button F2 to select the second item on the menu Address 4 Main menu The main navigation menu is displayed Press function button F1 to select the Enter Destination menu Quick reference 2 3 Address Street A A AAA C A A Py PY FA No ootl JOL 696 6 Address input The Street Input screen is displayed Enter the street name using the Cursor control and Enter button If necessary press F3 Town to enter the name of the destination town For more information see Character entry on page 1 11 After selecting the street nam
53. selected area press F1 Map Delete Avoid Area E 4 Delete The screen shows the list of currently stored areas Single areas or all areas can be deleted To delete one area select the area required and press Enter The screen shows the map location of the selected area and Press ENTER to delete this area To delete all areas press F3 Del All The screen shows Press ENTER to delete all areas Press Enter to delete the area s This is confirmed on the screen If one or all areas are deleted while under guidance the route is recalculated 5 10 Advanced functions Home position functions A 16 Address EH amp P O 1 City Center oe eg Freeway Junction NR Intersection Memory Points 1 Store The screen shows the list of items that can be stored as a home position Select the item required Enter the details of the home position required see Destination entry section 4 After entry the screen shows the map location of the home position and Press ENTER to store in memory The map can be scrolled to adjust the location if required When Enter is pressed the screen briefly shows Point stored Note If a home position has previously been stored it must be deleted before entering a new one JOL 680U JOL 243 2 Display The map showing the current home position is displayed Press F1 Dest to set a route to the home position The screen shows Destina
54. stored way points Single points or all points can be deleted To delete one point select the point required and press Enter The screen shows the map location of the selected point and Press ENTER to delete this point To delete all points press F3 Del All The screen shows Press ENTER to delete all points Press Enter to delete the point s This is confirmed on the screen If under guidance the route will be recalculated Point information With the list of points on the screen select a point and press F1 Info The details of the selected point are displayed To display the map location of the selected point press F1 Map Note After way points have been visited or the route cancelled they will be deleted from the way points list and added to the list of recent destinations 5 8 Advanced functions Avoid area functions 16 Address TEO P 0 1 city center k oints JOL 679U 1 Store The screen shows the list of items that can be stored as avoid areas Select the item required Enter the details of the point required as the centre of the area to be avoided see Destination entry section 4 Area adjustment After entry the screen shows the map location of the centre of the area Use the function buttons F1 Enlarge and F2 Reduce to select the area required which is shown within a rectangle on the screen The screen shows Press ENTER to store in memory When
55. table will terminate the assistance request and reset the system Call activation and termination The system can be activated whenever the ignition is turned on position Y or Il and for six minutes after the ignition is turned off Operation will continue even if the ignition is turned off during an activation although visual feedback via the navigation screen will not be available In most situations the assistance request can only be terminated and the system reset by the response center For exceptions see Automatic redial Note Once a call has been initiated do not attempt to crank the engine as this may cancel the activation System self test The system will perform a self test each time the ignition is turned on position Il This is indicated by the illumination of a red lamp in the Information button The lamp will remain illuminated for the duration of the test If the lamp does not extinguish within 10 seconds and stays on continuously contact your Jaguar dealer 7 6 Emergency and assistance Further information continued Cellular phone interface The cellular phone must be connected to the vehicle and registered with a cellular network for the system to work If the phone is in use when the system is activated for example an airbag deployment that call will be terminated and the response center will be called in the usual way When an activation is terminated your phone is left unl
56. tion buttons are not available only the button number is shown and appears shaded For most of the screens function button F4 is used to cancel the action and return to the previous screen For information on the use of the function buttons with menus see Menu screens on page 1 8 Introduction and controls Cursor control The Cursor control has eight movements Up Down Left Right and diagonal and has the following uses according to the screen currently selected Selecting menu items Up Down Selecting the next previous menu or screen Left Right On some screens this function is not available Changing screen brightness and contrast Left Right e Character and number entry Up Down Left Right Changing average speed settings Left Right Scrolling map position Up Down Left Right While under guidance the map is scrolled in preset increments Changing the method of list sorting Left Right 1 9 Zoom level control When a map screen is displayed the map scale can be changed by pressing and holding the Plus Minus buttons to reduce enlarge the scale Information button The Information button can be pressed at any time to display the Information menu see Information menu on page 3 9 1 10 Introduction and controls Using the controls continued Map button Off button The Map button has the following Press the Off button at any time to turn functions the screen off Th
57. tion confirmed and the route is calculated see Route calculation on page 6 1 Adjust store position The current home position or a new position by scrolling the map can be entered as a memory point or way point Press the function button required the screen briefly shows Point Stored TA Press toa 1 x O beo a Ad a E Y xij wr i E i A MA 3 E JOL 244 3 Edit The screen shows the map location of the home position and Press ENTER to adjust position Scroll the map as required and press Enter When Enter is pressed the screen briefly shows Point adjusted The Home Position menu is displayed again Home position functions continued j Press E to delete this point JOL 245 4 Delete The screen shows the map location of the home position and Press ENTER to delete this point When Enter is pressed the screen briefly shows Point deleted The Home Position menu is displayed again Advanced functions 5 11 Route calculation PADDINGTON UNDE a EX Calculating the route The map showing the selected destination is displayed The screen shows one of the following messages Destination confirmed Press ENTER to confirm destination Press ENTER to confirm destination or F3 to select as a Way Point Route calculation and guidance 6 1 Destination confirmation To confirm the screen prompt If required press one of the fol
58. tion will usually be corrected automatically If not it can be corrected manually see Calibration settings on page 3 7 1 3 Route guidance precision Under certain driving conditions it is possible that the route guidance may be inaccurate Some examples are shown below Deviation from a route may cause incorrect guidance until the route has been recalculated Route guidance may be given where no turn is required e If there is no road or only a narrow track to the final destination guidance will be given to the nearest point possible No guidance is given while reversing e If driving at high speed or on very dense road networks it may not be possible to recalculate the route in time for the next instruction e On familiar roads personal route preferences may not always be followed 1 4 Using the system continued Jaguar dealership locations Details of Jaguar dealerships are held on the map CD as a Points of Interest POI class Certain dealers may be located in areas that are not fully mapped on the CD If a route is set to one of these dealers the following points should be noted When entered as a destination the screen will show Location not on a mapped road Destination set to closest road The route will be calculated to the nearest point possible When entered as a way point the screen will show Location not on a mapped road Way point set to closest road The route wi
59. unction button to show the available streets and select the required street Note 1 For more popular street names select F3 Town first to reduce search time 2 If the number of possible streets is more than 100 the Town Input screen will be displayed automatically Address House Number JOL 305 2 House number input The Select a Range screen is displayed Select the required range and press Enter The Number Input screen is displayed Enter the house number see Number entry on page 1 11 Note When a valid number within the number range has been entered the cursor moves to End automatically Address Select a Town JOL 328 3 Town input If not already selected the Town Input screen is now displayed Enter the town name see Character entry on page 1 11 Note 1 Some towns may require an area code or may be listed by district 2 The more characters entered the shorter the list of choices will be 3 Ifa road name is unique the Town Input screen is skipped and the map is displayed for confirmation of the location Point of interest POI input F1 gt F1 gt F3 ABCDEFGH AAA A BY UY Pode eel RAAAA LG NO OOU 1 POI name input The POI Input screen is displayed Enter the name of a POI alternatively press F2 Class or F3 Town first to restrict the search F2 Class The screen shows the list of POI classes Select a class and press Ente
60. ut prior written permission from the Service Division of Jaguar Cars Limited Published November 1999 by Parts and Service Communications Jaguar Cars Limited Publication Part No JJM 18 05 16 00 Contents 1 Introduction and controls MroducHo Mr T 1 1 USES SVSUCIN erini nn Taie 1 2 Safety Miormatio isnie a i 1 2 Loading the map CD asadas 1 5 Control panela ia ua Ro M Pes 1 5 Sereen displays acetate inci ong DA D PU o REM EMR APrR aid 1 6 Using the CODteb s tios 1 9 Quick reference Main features of the system eeeeeeeees 2 1 Route setting example ettet neenon a ee eth 2 2 Navigation menu structure eeeseeeeeeeeee ene 2 5 Basic functions Getting started eniinn ea a AEE 3 1 General navigation menus eese 3 5 RoUte ODUODS ssl tits 3 10 Destination entry Enter destination Mende 4 1 Previous destination menu esee 4 2 Address putinii 4 4 Point of interest POI input oooooooonnnncnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnns 4 5 Freeway Junction InpUL cie taste 4 6 IntersectOD INU desee orat r E acen 4 7 5 Advanced functions a Rer testes cedevssne O Memory point functions occcccnccccncnnnnnnnnnnnononnnnnnannnos Way POINtTUNCTIONS sitios Avoid area TUNCH ONS desee eo ide Home position functions eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 6 Route calculation and guidance Route calcula taa Route cuidan Ces id a indd Screen LY PES ie ii aa eo D Iure diede
61. wn required The map showing the centre of the selected town is displayed Press Enter to confirm the destination see Route calculation on page 6 1 4 6 Destination entry Freeway junction input Freeway Junction Freevay JOL 463 1 Freeway name input The Freeway Input screen is displayed Enter the name of a freeway see Character entry on page 1 11 The screen shows the list of possible freeways from the characters entered see Freeway selection Freeway Junction s a si INTERBOROUGH P PKY OOOO TN Je X9 Octanc JOL 464 2 Freeway selection Select the freeway required as the destination and press Enter The Entrance Exit screen is displayed Select ENTRANCE or EXIT and press Enter the screen shows the list of possible freeway junctions see Junction selection Freeway Junction Select a Junction CEA METROPOLITAN AVE O Cancel JOL 465 3 Junction selection Select the junction required as a destination or way point and press Enter A route will be calculated to the selected location see Route calculation on page 6 1 Intersection input 1st Street ma LI la M LS 1 TEC LU VM XS Intersection ze 7 a p A fay A P Fi m I FA PA FS le E oL Pi 1 r i 1 Y N OO oO oZu utu 01234567838 ch di ally 7 5 e E 5 O cancel JOL 335 1 Intersection name input Note This function is available in certain areas only The Street Input scre
62. y without having to go through the full procedure for selecting points of interest Quick reference 2 1 Voice guidance A chime and an audible instruction will be heard as the vehicle is approaching the next junction along the route where a turn has to be made The instruction is repeated when the junction is reached Screen guidance The screen shows the map display with the current vehicle position and route highlighted As the vehicle approaches the next turn the screen automatically shows the next junction diagram After the junction the screen returns to the map display automatically For further information see Screen types on page 6 4 2 2 Quick reference Route setting example This is a simple example showing how to use the basic features of the system to set a route It describes each screen in turn and explains how to use the controls For information relating to the other features of the system see the relevant section in the handbook Note Before using the system check that the correct map CD is loaded see Loading the map CD on page 1 5 JAGUAR JOL 306 1 Initialisation If the Jaguar screen is displayed press F1 Nav The Road Safety Caution screen is displayed CAUTION Most functions are inhibited whilst the vehicle is in motion Please read the handbook for operating instructions Always obey traffic regulations Oare 6 6 6 gt JOL 297 2 Road safety caution The
63. y the Assist menu Press the Information button a second time or press the F1 function button The navigation screen shows SOS REQUEST A call to the response center is automatically sent using the Jaguar in car telephone installation After a brief delay voice contact with an operator is established The operator will have the details of the vehicle available including its present location The operator verbally obtains details of the emergency and if necessary establishes a three way phone call with Jaguar Roadside Assistance local 911 or other emergency service The appropriate assistance will then be dispatched to the vehicle location When the operator is satisfied that the situation has been dealt with the call will be terminated Note For full information see Operation of the system on page 7 4 Calling the response center To register a new system or to obtain information about Jaguar Assist contact the response center directly by phone not via Assist The number is 1 800 756 9234 Before using the system Registration and acquaintance Before use the registration procedure must be completed This can be done either by calling the Jaguar security response center directly by phone not via Assist or during an acquaintance activation which is described below It is necessary to initiate an acquaintance activation before using the system This should be done as soon as possible after t

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