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Alpha-Numeric Keypad

Letters of the alphabet, symbols,

punctuation, and numbers are

displayed on the navigation screen

as an alpha or numeric keypad.

The alpha keypad displays when

a city or street name needs to

be entered. Touch the Sym.

(symbol) screen button at the bottom

of the alpha keypad to access the

numeric keypad when entering a

house address, punctuation mark, or

other character. Touch A - Z to return

to the alpha keypad.

All characters are touch-sensitive

screen buttons. Touch a character to

select it.

U (Space): Touch to enter a

space between characters or

the words of a name.

V (Back space): Touch if an

incorrect character has been

selected.

To make name selections easier,

the system only lets you select

a character which can follow the last

one entered. For example, if a Z

is entered, a T is not be available to

select. The system highlights the

available characters.

If a name does not display after it is

entered, it may need to be entered

differently, the map DVD database

may not contain that information,

or the correct search area has

not been selected. See Database

Coverage Explanations on page 76

for more information.

Touch-Sensitive Buttons

Touch-sensitive buttons are located

on the screen. When a screen button

has been selected, a beep sounds.

These buttons are highlighted when

a feature is available. There are also

some toggle screen buttons that are

light in color when active.

Keyless Access System

When the vehicle is started, Driver 1

or Driver 2 displays on the Driver

Information Center (DIC). The

number on the back of the RKE

transmitter corresponds to driver 1

or driver 2. The navigation system

can store memory points, audio

presets, system settings, and last

know audio mode for driver 1 and

driver 2 individually. See “Vehicle

Personalization” in the index of your

vehicle’s owner manual for more

information.

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