Audiovox NPD 5400 - Manual (Page 10)

Selecting language for menus and voice messages
ATTENTION: Before loading other languages make sure to load the latest operation
software from the CD.
For loading other languages see user manual of the navigation system.
Checking the car functions
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Only check safety functions when the car is standing still or driving at low speed!
Always carry out checks in open areas!
Check brake system, alarm system, lights, immobilizer, speedometer, trip computer,
radio (coding) and hi-fi stereo, clock.
Checking the navigation functions
Check the following functions when the car is stationary:
Remote control (batteries inserted):
Press the buttons on the remote control and watch for the reaction on the navigation
system.
Remote control holder
Insert the remote control into the holder (without batteries):
The keys on the remote control must light up.
Day time / night time display colours
Switch on low beam.
The monitor must change from day time colors to night time colors.
GPS reception
Select “Map” option from the navigation menu. The map with the calculated car
position is displayed. As soon as sufficient GPS reception is guaranteed the color of the
GPS symbol changes from red to green.
Calibration
Make a short test drive (approx. 10 minutes) on digitized streets for automatic
calibration. Change direction several times.
1. Drive to an intersection:
The distance indicated on the monitor must be correct.
2. Drive a short distance in reverse:
The position indicated on the monitor must display the correct driving direction.
Speedometer signal
The functioning of the speedometer signal can be tested using the trip computer
function of the navigation system. The trip computer must show the current vehicle
speed during driving. The wrong speed may be indicated prior to final calibration.
Hotline
For answers and questions concerning the Navigation System there is a Hotline
available in many countries. You can find the hotline numbers and service addresses
on a seperate sheet.
Subject to technical modifications and errors.
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