Audiovox NPC5000 User Manual
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Additional functions
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Speed warning
If the speed warning is activated and the speed limited is exceeded, then audible info
will be provided (gong) and as well as a message on the screen.
This function is useful, for example, if winter tires are used that require that a certain
maximum speed is not exceeded.
Setting the speed limit:
— Move the cursor to the speed indication field
— Press the OK-button.
— Use the cursor buttons
2
or
4
(
−1) and / or
8
or
6
(
+1) to set the warning limit.
— Press the OK-button again.
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The current status (on / off) is displayed by the color of the quadrant in front of
the speed value (red: off / green: on).
Switching speed warning on / off:
— Select “Warning on/off” option.
The speed warning is switched on or off each time the OK-button is pressed.
Emergency menu
The current car position, the
respective national emergency
call number (under “For emer-
gency call”) and a freely pro-
grammable number for an
assistance center are displayed
in the emergency call menu.
The indicator accuracy for the
vehicle position is approx. 30 m.
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The country, city name and road name for the current car position are only
displayed if the car is located on a digitized road. Otherwise, or if the wrong map
CD – or none at all – is in the navigation system, only the position calculated by the
GPS system appears as a function of the geographical longitude and latitude.
Entering an assistance center service number
You can store a telephone number of your choice in the “Emergency” menu, e. g. an
automobile club or an emergency assistance service.
— Select the “Settings” function in the “Emergency” menu.
— Enter the telephone number that you want to use for emergency assistance.
After completing the entry with “OK” the number then appears in the
“Emergency” menu.
9:17 am
05/23/2000
84°57’26” North
45°22’26” East
For emergency call:
PETOSKEY, MI
UNITED STATES
E MITCHELL ST
Your current position is:
For assistance call:
Setting
911
1-800-HELP ME
Return
Emergency
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