- gPS receiver;
- electronic map
GPS receiver
The navigation system uses signals from GPS satellites (Global Positioning System) and GLONASS, located in near-earth orbit. The GPS receiver receives signals from multiple satellites.
In this way, the system can determine the location of the vehicle.
Note: After transportation over a significant distance without mileage (on a ferry or train platform) it may take several minutes for the system to return to normal operation.
Various updates, in particular map updates, are released regularly. In some cases, the road display on the map does not correspond to reality due to the lack of updating of cartographic information.
It is recommended that you install Naviextras Toolbox on your computer yourself and update the system regularly.
Electronic map
The electronic map includes road maps and city plans required for the system to operate.
USB Flash Drive "Map"
To install the latest version, see. chapter "System Update".
Note: USB flash drive is not supplied with the system. The USB flash drive used must be in FAT32 format and have a maximum memory capacity of 32Gb.
It is advisable to use the latest version of the map.
Installing a USB Flash Drive
Figure 26. Location of the USB connector
Insert the USB flash drive into the USB C port of the system.
Map display
Figure 27. Electronic map 1 – Navigation system display options. 2 – Access to different display modes
To display a map around the location of the vehicle, click "Home" → "Map".
Touch the map screen 2.
To move around the navigation map, drag it in the desired direction on the screen. Press 1 to return to the current position of the vehicle.
Press 3 to bring up the zoom in and zoom out buttons.
Map legend
Figure 28. Legend:
1 – Name of the nearest main road or information about the nearest road sign.
2 – The route calculated by the navigation system.
3 – Distance and designation of the nearest place of change of direction of movement.
4 – Estimated time of arrival.
5 – The media device currently being listened to.
6 – Remaining distance to destination.
7 – Location of the vehicle on the navigation map.
8 – Turn voice instructions on/off.
9 – Traffic information. Click on this area to find out about the various traffic incidents that are on your route
GPS position
This function allows you to recognize the geographic location of the selected place (address/longitude/latitude). Click the desired location on the screen.
Press "Options" then "News" to select the exact location of the selected place.
Cartographic symbols
To indicate points of interest (POI) in the navigation system, special cartographic symbols are used. See the subsection "Displaying points of interest" in the section "Map settings".
"Current position"
Figure 29. "Current position"
This function allows you to check the current position information and display the nearest POIs.
This function is active when GPS is turned on.
Click "Options" on the screen and then "Current Position". The following information is displayed on the screen:
- latitude;
- longitude;
- altitude;
- house number;
- current address
Country information
Press 15, then "Country Information".
Figure 30. Country information
This function allows you to display country information in accordance with this regulation.
The following information is displayed on the screen:
- speed Limit: Displays speed limits on highways. Units of measurement depend on the selected regional settings. If there is no data, instead of the table and number, "--" will be displayed on the screen;
- country telephone code;
- emergency numbers;
- current country restrictions;
- maximum permitted blood alcohol level;
- it is mandatory to wear a reflective vest;
- mandatory presence of a fire extinguisher;
- mandatory switching on of headlights at any time of the day;
- the presence of spare light bulbs is mandatory;
- mandatory presence of a first aid kit;
- mandatory presence of a triangular warning triangle;
- mandatory helmet for motorcyclists;
- mandatory use of snow chains in winter;
- recommended use of snow chains in winter;
- mandatory use of winter tires in winter;
- recommended use of winter tires in winter
"Nearest help"
This function allows you to find the nearest aid station to you.
Press 16 to open a new quick search screen.
The following information is displayed on the screen:
- service stations;
- ambulance stations;
- police commissioners;
- petrol stations
To find a destination on this screen, see. chapter "Entering a Destination" and item "Selecting a point of interest (POI)".
Figure 31. The "Nearest Help" button
Figure 32. "Nearest help"
