Eclipse CD5100 Manuel utilisateur

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CD5100

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Using the Area Shot function

How to operate the Area Shot function (U.S.A./CANADA only)

About the Area Shot function

Using the Area Shot function, route data retrieved from the ECLIPSE E-iSERV web site containing

maps to predetermined destinations and guidance information can be displayed on your main unit.

Importing Area Shot data

• Load the Area Shot data in the USB memory or CD-R, which is downloaded from the E-iSERV

(web site), to the unit. For details of the operation, see ‘Reading Area Shot data’ in the Owner’s

Manual.

• After loading all Area Shot data following the above instructions, press and hold the [MUTE/Area

Shot] button for more than one second to activate the Area Shot function.

• Press and hold the [MODE] button for more than one second to switch between the Town Map

and the Route Assist view.

ATTENTION

• Data downloaded from the E-iSERV (web site) should be saved to folders created in the USB

drive as shown below (NOTE: in order for the system to properly recognize and load Area Shot

data, the user must create and name their folders as shown in the diagram below).

ECLIPSE

AREA

File extension

XXXXXXXX.twn Automatically generated filename

Must be created by user

File extension

XXXXXXXX.ast

• Files retrieved from the E-iSERV web site are given automatically generated ﬁlenames upon

download.

• All route map and guidance information etc. retrieved from the E-iSERV web site are stored in

these automatically generated ﬁles.

• In the USB music-playing mode, the E-iSERV data in the USB memory cannot be read.

• NOTE: The ﬁle names can be changed within 8 alphanumeric characters (space cannot be

used.)

• The main unit can only import ﬁles located in the root directory of the CD-R.

File extension

XXXXXXXX.twn Automatically generated filename

File extension

XXXXXXXX.ast

• Disc formats that may be used are as follows:

• CD-ROM (MODE1)

• CD-ROM (MODE2_FORM1)

* NOTE: CD-ROMs written in MODE2_FORM2 cannot be read.

• NOTE: The ﬁle names can be changed within 8 alphanumeric characters (space cannot

be used.)

• One each of Route Assist ﬁle and Town Map ﬁle can be stored in the unit. When other ﬁles

are loaded into the unit, the ﬁle previously stored in the unit is overwritten.

Area Shot Screen Conﬁguration

The following two functions can be displayed in the Area Shot mode.

Route Assist mode : Displays the guidance by setting starting point and destination.

Town Map mode : Displays the surrounding of self-chosen area such as a sightseeing spot.

Route Assist mode

• Guidance point map : Displays a map which is centered and locked on the current Guidance

Point.

• Route map : Displays a map showing the route between Guidance Points.

1Text information :

Information pertaining to the Guidance Points (heading, street names) is displayed as text.

2Route :

The physical route to the destination point is displayed in purple.

3Distance remaining :

If an optional GPS unit is not connected, this indicates the distance between intersections.

When an optional GPS unit is connected, this area indicates the distance from the current

vehicle position to the next intersection (accuracy of the distance displayed may vary

depending on the quality of GPS unit/reception)

4Manually selection icons*1*2 :

When this icon is visible, the user can cycle forwards/backwards through Guidance Points

using the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) button.

5Scale (Guidance point map only) :

Shows the current reduction scale of the map shown.

6Route Number

7Current Position*1 :

If an optional GPS unit is connected, your vehicle position will be indicated by this icon. The

vehicle position mark will move on the map in accordance with your vehicle's movement.

8POI icons (only available in Guidance Point map view) :

Can be displayed if there are POI information in the current map.

9Arrow : Indicates the next guidance direction

10 Directional indicator : Displays the orientation of the map.

11 Guidance point (intersection) enlarged map*1 :

When an optional GPS unit is connected, a magnified, first person view of the upcoming

intersection will be shown upon approaching the next Guidance Point during route guidance.

12 Route map icon :

This icon is always displayed on the Route map.

Guidance list display : Shows a list of the upcoming Guidance Points and guidance directions

(up to 3 Guidance Points from current position).

Guidance information

Manually selection icon*1*㧞

Arrow

Distance remaining

*1: Manually selection, Current position and Guidance point enlarged map can be displayed only when

GPS unit is connected.

*2: While this icon is displayed, the automatic map switching is not executed. For details, refer to the

“Automatic map switching”.

Town Map mode

Displays the town map of a speciﬁed area. If an optional GPS unit is connected, your vehicle

position is displayed, which can help you identify your current position.

OVERALL VIEW : All over view of the area can be displayed.

When GPS reception is available :

Current position can be displayed.

The user can zoom in on an area

(indicated by the red rectangle) as

shown in the CLOSE UP VIEW below.

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CLOSE UP VIEW : Gives the user a more detailed map for the selected area.

The map is displayed with a scale indicator.

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1Current Position*1

2Route Number

3Cursor : Specifies the display area of the CLOSE UP VIEW.

4Manually selection icon*1*2

5Scale indicator

6Street name

*1: Current position and Manually selection can be displayed only when GPS unit is connected.

*2: While this icon is visible, a map of your vehicle position can be displayed by the [RTN] button.

How to display the Audio screen

Press the [SCREEN] button to switch the screen display.

ATTENTION

When the display is set to Area shot screen, the buttons are assigned to Area shot functions. To

operate the audio, switch the display to Audio screen.

Route Assist Operation

[CUSTOM/MENU] button :

Activates Menu Selection mode

(press and hold for more than 1 second).

[MUTE/Area Shot] button :

Turns the Area Shot function ON/OFF

(press and hold for more than 1 second).

[MODE] button :

Switches between the Route Assist mode

and the Town map mode (press and hold for

more than 1 second).

[ENTER] button :

Toggles between guidance map and list view.

[RTN/BAND] button㧦

Displays a map of the current position.

[SELECT] (Upper/Lower) button㧦

Jumps to next/previous Guidance Point.

[SELECT] (Right / Left) button㧦

Changes the reduction scale of the map.

Buttons [1] to [5]㧦

Displays information for the corresponding POI.

Button [6] :

Hides the POI. [SCREEN/TEXT] button㧦

When pressed normally, switches between

Audio and Area Shot mode.

When pressed and held for more than

1 second, activates scrolling text information.

Displaying Route Guidance Maps

After passing each Guidance Point (intersection, etc) along the guidance route, user input is

required to move to the next Guidance map. Previous Guidance maps can also be accessed

manually. If an optional GPS unit is connected, the system can be set to automatically switch to

the next map upon passing a given Guidance Point.

Press the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) button to jump to the next/previous Guidance

map.

Using this button the user can check both past/upcoming Guidance Point maps and route

maps (depending on where current location is along a given route, some map data may not

be available).

Upon switching to the Guidance Point map scrolling text information will be shown.

After the display has scrolled through all of the text information, the current Guidance Point

street name and distance to the guidance point will be displayed as static non-scrolling text.

Scrolling text information

The user can manually recall previously displayed scrolling text information as follows.

Press and hold the [SCREEN] button for more than one second.

Previously shown scrolling Guidance information will be displayed.

ATTENTION

When the Scroll Pattern is set to “Repeat”, the information text will be scrolled repeatedly at a

certain time (For details of the operation, see the Owner’s Manual).

Displaying vicinity POI information

POI locations and information can be displayed if POI data has been downloaded from the E-

iSERV website along with map data. Up to 5 POIs can be displayed on the screen at once.

Selecting POI category

A single POI category, such as BANK or RESTAURANT, can be set to be display, when Area Shot

mode is activated.

Press and hold the [CUSTOM] button for more than one second.

This activates the Menu Selection mode.

Using the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons, find the “FUNC” item and press the

[ENTER] button.

This opens the Function Menu.

Using the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons, find the “Area Shot” item and press the

[ENTER] button.

This accesses the Area Shot settings menu.

Using the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons, find the “POI Select” item and press the

[ENTER] button.

This will open the POI selection screen.

Using the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons, cycle through the available POI categories

to find the category you wish to display.

Once you have cycled to the desired POI category, press [CUSTOM] or [RTN] button to

finalize your selection and press repeatedly until you fully exit Menu Selection mode.

POI Category List

No. POI No. POI No. POI

1 AIRPORT 10 EDUCATION 19 PARK

2 ATM 11 FAST FOOD 20 PARK & RIDE

3 AUTO CLUB 12 FERRY TERM. 21 POLICE DEPT.

4 BANK 13 GAS STATIONS 22 REST AREA

5 CASINO 14 GOLF COURSE 23 RESTAURANT

6 CITY HALL 15 HOTEL 24 SHOPPING

7 CIVIC CENTER 16 LIBRARY 25 THEME PARK

8 CONVENTION 17 MEDICAL 26 TRAVEL/TOUR

9 COURT HOUSE 18 MUSEUM 27 WINERY

ATTENTION

The ‘POI Select’ is operable only when the Area Shot mode is activated and the Route Assist is

selected.

Displaying POI information

Press the button [1] to [5] to display the corresponding POI information, when the

POI icons are displayed on the map.

The POI information displayed consists of :

• Name/name of business

• Telephone number

• ZIP code

• Address

When the page up/page down mark ( / ) is displayed, press [SELECT] (Upper/Lower)

button to switch to the previous/next page.

Press the button [6] or the [RTN] button to return to the map screen.

Guidance List screen

In Guidance List view, the user can view a list of street names, guidance directions and distances

to guidance point for the next 3 Guidance Points from current location.

Using the following controls, the user can switch back and forth between map view and list view

during route guidance.

Press the [ENTER] button while Area Shot mode is activated.

This switches the display from map view to list view.

Press the [ENTER] button again to switch back to map display.

ATTENTION

• When using an optional GPS unit, and GPS reception fails (when entering a tunnel for example)

during route guidance, the display will automatically switch from map view to list view. In this

case, pressing the [ENTER] button will not switch the display back to map view until GPS

reception has been restored.

• When reception is restored, the display will automatically change from list view to map view.

Cycling through Guidance Points

Use the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons to cycle back and forth through all of the

Guidance Points.

Upper : Jumps to a later guidance point than that currently being displayed in the guidance

list screen.

Lower : Jumps to an earlier guidance point than that currently being displayed in the

guidance list screen.

NOTE : Depending on where current location is along a given route, some map data may

not be available.

Changing map scale

Press the [SELECT] (Right / Left) button to change map scale.

Right : To switch to a wider range map

Left : To switch to a more detailed map

Route Simulation function

When the system has ﬁnished reading the Area Shot data and route simulation is set to ON, a

series of maps is displayed from the starting point to the destination when Area Shot mode is

selected. This allows you to conﬁrm the route to your destination.

While in Area Shot mode, press and hold the [CUSTOM] button for more than one

second.

This activates the Menu Selection mode.

Using the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons, find the “FUNC” item and press the

[ENTER] button.

This opens the Function Menu.

Using the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons, find the “Area Shot” item and press the

[ENTER] button.

This accesses the Area Shot settings menu.

Using the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons, find the “Route Simluation” item and

press the [ENTER] button.

This accesses the Route Simulation setting menu.

Use the [SELECT] (Upper/Lower) buttons to toggle the Route Simulation setting ON/

OFF.

Press the [CUSTOM] or [RTN] button to exit the Menu Selection mode.

Once you have fully exited the Menu Selection screen, the Route Simulation will start and

the “DEMO” icon will flicker.

ATTENTION

The ‘Route Simulation’ is operable only when the Area Shot mode is activated and the Route

Assist is selected.

GPS Functions (optional GPS unit required)

The following functions become available in addition to the aforementioned standard functions

when an optional GPS unit is connected :

• Current position is displayed

• Automatic map switching

• Guidance tone

• Automatic volume adjustment (For details of the operation, see ‘AVL (Automatic Volume Levelizer)

setting’ in the Owner’s Manual.)

• Onscreen GPS information (For details of the operation, see ‘GPS information display’ in the

Owner’s Manual.)

Automatic map switching

When an optional GPS unit is connected, your vehicle position will be displayed on the map.

The map will automatically switch in accordance with your vehicle’s movement.

Press the [RTN] button.

When an area other than your vehicle position is displayed with the [SELECT] (Upper/

Lower) button, the is displayed. Press this button to display the current position.

ATTENTION

• The map transition sequence in GPS Mode is as follows :

Map displays starting position of route

Current position mark moves outside the range of the displayed map.

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