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General| Brand | VDO |
|---|---|
| Model | MS 5400 |
| Category | Car Navigation system |
| Language | English |
Details symbols used in the manual and provides crucial safety advice for responsible navigation system use.
Information on checking system software version and guidelines for cleaning the navigation system components.
Overview of system capabilities, limitations, GPS reception, route recalculation, and map data availability.
Instructions for powering the system on/off, stand-by modes, and using the remote control.
Covers map media, C-IQ system, activation, codes, services, preview options, and configuration.
Explains the different menu types (popup, pull-down, list) and how to navigate them.
Customizing screen display settings, including day/night colours and status line information.
Configuring message display preferences and selecting route calculation criteria.
Adjusting dynamic routing preferences and setting up speed limit warnings for safe driving.
Managing remote control, favourite functions, language, audible settings, and measuring units.
Various ways to enter destinations: direct address, list, special destinations, junction, and all streets.
Storing, retrieving, and deleting addresses and previous destinations in the address book.
Using the destination map with cursor or coordinates, and entering via points for route planning.
How to stop guidance and access travel guide information like points of interest.
Detailed search for points of interest and explanation of various travel symbols used on the map.
Explains guidance, map, and split-screen displays, including key information elements.
Guidance in digitised/non-digitised areas, audible messages, and planning alternative routes.
Visualizing traffic, handling road obstructions, bypassing them, and accessing detailed TMC info via the "Info" menu.
Connecting and using mobile phones with the navigation system via interface modules.
Steps for pairing and registering a mobile phone with the system using Bluetooth technology.
Covers dialing, call lists, managing phone book entries, and handling calls from the phone book.
Receiving, reading, writing, and sending SMS messages through the navigation system.
Adjusting phone settings, managing the phone book, mailbox, and software downloads.
Displays current speed, average speed, distance, and travel time for trip monitoring.
Accessing the emergency menu, displaying vehicle position, and storing assistance numbers.
Solutions for problems like system not starting, screen dark, or unexpected shut-off.
Troubleshooting slow responses, guidance selection errors, route planning failures, and inaccurate guidance.
Resolving problems with audible information, symbols, GPS signal, CD ejection, time, and address storage.
Addressing issues with media compatibility, incorrect codes, and general system errors.
Diagnosing issues with phone menu display, microphone, radio muting, and SMS/phone book synchronization.
