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Satellite Navigation
OPERATING INFORMATION
The navigation system can only provide information and guidance
for the area covered by the navigation CD - ensure that you are
using the latest version of the correct CD for your country.
Some maps contain areas of unattributed geometry. In these areas
the navigation system will announce that “you are leaving the
registered road network”. The navigation screen will revert to a
‘Target Direction Arrow’ which displays the direction and distance
to your destination ‘as the crow flies’. No audible instructions will
be given in these areas,.
NOTE: Navigation CDs are updated approximately every 6 months and
you will automatically receive the first update free, along with information
on how to order further updates.
Under normal operating conditions, the satellite navigation system
requires approximately 8 seconds to confirm the car's position
using the satellites.
If the car battery has been disconnected, or if the car has been
transported to a new location on another vehicle (e.g. by trailer or
train), the navigation system will require approximately 15
minutes to identify the new position. Entering the new location
manually will reduce this delay (see ‘ENTERING THE CAR’S
POSITION’, page 178).
Metallic objects interfere with satellite signal reception. For this
reason, do not store any metallic objects in close proximity to the
satellite receiver, located on the rear shelf.
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