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Check mounting and wiring, Installation confrimation - gps antenna

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English Check mounting and wiring Installation confirmation Check the state of mounting and wiring.  Refer to the Installation Instructions for details. 1 Press .  The Navigation menu is displayed. 2 Select [Information].  The Information menu is displayed. 3 Select [Install. Status]. 4 Check mounting.  The items you can check are shown in the table on the right.  The items you can check GPS Antenna If the antenna is connected normally, this indicates "ON". Lighting If the vehicle side lights are switched Switch on, this changes to indicate "ON". Reverse When the shift lever is shifted to reverse, this changes to indicate "ON". Parking Brake When the parking brake is pulled, this changes to indicate "ON". Speed ACC Voltage Vehicle speed is displayed. The display should normally be approximately 12 V. (11 to 16 V) Speed Pulse Accuracy Level Sensor Reset The reading changes to "0" when [Pulse Reset] is pressed. If the system is functioning normally, the number should be different after the vehicle has moved. The reading changes to "0" when [Level Reset] is pressed. The number changes after the vehicle has moved. (Level 4 is the maximum) The reading changes to uncorrected when [Sensor Reset] is pressed. Note:  In the following situations, please reset "Speed Pulse", "Accuracy Level" and "Sensor Reset".  The unit has been transferred to another vehicle.  The tires have been changed.  The tires have been rotated.  On routes that involve congestion and frequent stop-start driving, such as in town, routes with many left and right turns, and routes where GPS signal reception is poor, the correction process could take a long time and leave errors in the stored content.  For some vehicle models, the vehicle mark may stop moving when speed increases, but that does not indicate a malfunction when it takes place during the correction process. 22 22

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Check mounting and wiring
Installation confirmation
Check the state of mounting and wiring.
Refer to the Installation Instructions for details.
1
Press
.
The Navigation menu is displayed.
2
Select [Information].
The Information menu is displayed.
3
Select [Install. Status].
4
Check mounting.
The items you can check are shown in the table
on the right.
The items you can check
GPS Antenna
If the antenna is connected normally,
this indicates “ON”.
Lighting
Switch
If the vehicle side lights are switched
on, this changes to indicate “ON”.
Reverse
When the shift lever is shifted to
reverse, this changes to indicate “ON”.
Parking Brake
When the parking brake is pulled, this
changes to indicate “ON”.
Speed
Vehicle speed is displayed.
ACC Voltage
The display should normally be
approximately 12 V. (11 to 16 V)
Speed Pulse
The reading changes to “0” when
[Pulse Reset] is pressed. If the system
is functioning normally, the number
should be different after the vehicle
has moved.
Accuracy
Level
The reading changes to “0” when
[Level Reset] is pressed. The number
changes after the vehicle has moved.
(Level 4 is the maximum)
Sensor Reset
The reading changes to uncorrected
when [Sensor Reset] is pressed.
Note:
In the following situations, please reset “Speed Pulse”,
“Accuracy Level” and “Sensor Reset”.
The unit has been transferred to another vehicle.
The tires have been changed.
The tires have been rotated.
On routes that involve congestion and frequent
stop-start driving, such as in town, routes with many
left and right turns, and routes where GPS signal
reception is poor, the correction process could take a
long time and leave errors in the stored content.
For some vehicle models, the vehicle mark may stop
moving when speed increases, but that does not
indicate a malfunction when it takes place during the
correction process.
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