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N.I.C.E.
User’s Guide
Navigation In-Car Entertainment
N.I.C.E. User's Guide
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N.I.C.E. 3 The unit’s compact design, 7-inch digital Thin Film Dear Customer Transistor (TFT) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Congratulations on your purchase of the world’s provides high-resolution images that won’t strain the finest brand in the electronic industry. At Clarion we eye. This translates into easy-to-use mapping and are committed to quality and are confident that you control screens. The display doubles as a will be pleased with your purchase. touchscreen control pad. Clarion
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User’s Guide 4 ThisGuide FCCNotice If you’re an experienced electronics owner, read This unit complies with the interference limits “Quick Start” on page 9 to get started quickly. relative to a Class B digital device, applicable under Part 15 of the FCC Rules regarding If you’re new to electronic systems, read this guide installation in a residential environment. If the unit carefully. is not installed in accordance with these instructions,itcouldcauseharmfulinterferenceto For installation pro
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N.I.C.E. 5 Frequently-asked questions ..................... 23 Contents Navigation.............................................. 23 SIRIUS radio.......................................... 25 This Guide .................................................. 4 Entertainment options............................ 25 Copyright and Trademarks ......................... 4 2 Installation ........................................ 26 1 Quick Start ................................................. 9 Vehicle Precaut
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User’s Guide 6 Traveling to your destination ..................... 47 Playing music while navigating ................. 61 Visually tracking your route.................... 48 Traveling with N.I.C.E. .............................. 62 Recovering from a wrong turn................ 48 4 Customizing ......................................63 Controlling automatic recalculation ........ 49 Changing screen brightness ..................... 63 Which way is up ..................................... 49 Setting
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N.I.C.E. 7 Basic Operations ...................................... 79 Locking out certain channels .................... 89 Direct tuning by channel ........................... 80 Locking a channel.................................. 89 Tuning by category ................................... 81 Accessing locked channels.................... 91 Tuning by previewing ................................ 81 Restoring a locked channel ................... 91 Previewing by category.......................... 81
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User’s Guide 8 Navigation reference ............................... 118 8 Care and updating .........................103 Onscreen buttons................................. 118 Cleaning the unit ..................................... 103 Updating the map database .................... 103 Start Route Guidance .......................... 120 Edit Address Book ............................... 122 Copying files ........................................... 103 Navigation Setup..............................
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N.I.C.E. 9 Check contents 1. Quick Start If anything is missing, contact your dealer immediately. On-glass mounting bracket Main unit Remote control Carrying bag Also included: this guide and a packet of four screws Home power cord and adapter Audio/video cable Vehicle power cord Camera input cable POWER NAVI SIRIUS VIDEO MUSIC READY 7" 7" TFT TFT LCD NA LCD NAV VIGA IGATI TION SYSTEM ON SYSTEM
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Chapter 1: Quick Start 10 Front view Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) VIDEO Displays maps and entertainment Used when backing up vehicles equipped with a rearview camera and for video playback SIRIUS MUSIC Accesses Satellite radio Plays music files Infrared sensor NAVI Communicates with Accesses navigation your remote control using the built-in GPS 20GB hard disk drive Located inside the unit: 10GB used to store Onscreen buttons, F1-F6 POWER maps and 10GB for The functions of these six button
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N.I.C.E. 11 Backview VIDEO IN GPSantenna USB2.0(DEVICE) Connects to rearview Rotates at 90 Connects to camera degree angle to computer for unit to improve downloading GPS signal updated maps, reception photos and music files; can transfer to and from unit AUDIOOUT Connects to the DCIN stereo AUX input Connects to power cable on a vehicle stereo system.Toconnect without cable, see “Audio through your car stereo” on page 30 USB1.1(HOST) Directly receives memory stick or connects to EXT.I/O extensi
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Chapter 1: Quick Start 12 Navigation or entertainment Getting started 1. Press the POWER button. The mode button looks like a The Clarion logo appears; if the speaker is on toolbox. you hear two beeps, and the navigation caution screen appears after a brief pause. Note 2. Read the caution and press the Press-to-accept The mode button is button F6 in button. navigation mode. In the other modes, it appears in the upper left corner of Note the screen. Press onscreen buttons firmly and Pres
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N.I.C.E. 13 Modes of operation NAVIGATION SIRIUS Corresponds to the Corresponds to button of NAVI button below the the same name and LCD and launches launches satellite radio navigation mode. For mode. For details, see details, see “Navigation” “SIRIUS Satellite Radio” on page 33. on page 74. PHOTO MUSIC Launches photo viewing Corresponds to button mode. For details, see of the same name and “Video mode” on page 98. launches music mode. For details, see “Playing music” on page 95. SETUP
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Chapter 1: Quick Start 14 Start navigation Satellite Green when satellite found; light green when signal is 2 weak; gray when satellite not found 1 Display area Used to view maps and navigation menus. Navigation button (F3) Exit button (F1) Start navigation here Cancels current NOTE: The big step numbers in this example shows how to begin defining the destination by defining the state first. You can also define a destination by point of interest or by pointing at the map. See “Naviga
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N.I.C.E. 15 Define your destination 3 4 5 Page up (F2) and Page down (F4) Move backward and forward through up to four items at a time in a list Keyboard button (F5) Back button (F6) Displays onscreen keyboard for finding names easily Returns to the previous menu
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Chapter 1: Quick Start 16 Main navigation screen Next location Next maneuver Where you’ll be after you Shows next turn make the next maneuver you will make Pointer Indicates current Distance to location on map next maneuver Compass Indicates Remaining current direction distance to of movement or destination location of north Status bar Route Scale Displays Highlighted Indicates current current in magenta map scale location ZOOM (F1 and F2) Next intersection Map view (F4) Speaker bu
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N.I.C.E. 17 Sirius Satellite Radio controls Current mode MENU BAND MEMO (memory) Displays options Switches among bands A, B and C, each with Stores up to 20 artist, menu 10 preset channels; hold to tune by preset song title combinations; hold to recall stored Mode button information Opens the menu grid DISP (display) Channel indicator Hold to display list of Identifies the channel channels Signal strength meter Shows strength of Band or preset indicator SIRIUS satellite signal Way to group
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Chapter 1: Quick Start 18 Music player controls Portable memory storage button Folder button Music mode button Displays contents of a portable Displays music folders Alternates among memory storage device connected playback options: to the USB 1.1 port normal, repeat, repeat folder and random Mode button Opens the menu grid NOTE: If playing music on a portable memory storage device, you can only play; you cannot transfer files to or from the device. Pause Stop Back Forward Mute Volume
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N.I.C.E. 19 Photo viewer controls Previous and next buttons Portable memory storage button Full-screen button Display the previous and next Displays contents of a portable Enlarges photo to fill screen; touch the photo memorystoragedeviceconnectedto screen to return to photo default size the USB 1.1 port Slide show button NOTE: You can Starts slide show only view photos on a portable NOTE:You can only memory storage view photes that are device; you 1MB or smaller in size cannot transfer them to
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Chapter 1: Quick Start 20 Video player controls Full-screen button Audio/Video input NOTE: Unit disables video playback Enlarges image to fill the screen; touch the Displays input from DVD when vehicle is in motion screen to return to photo default size or video game system Mode button Rearview camera Opens menu grid Displays video input from camera mounted at back of vehicle
