BMW 745i Sedan 2005 - Manual (Page 141)

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Destination guidance
Starting destination
guidance
Select "Route guid." and confirm your
selection.
As the navigation computer determines the
route to your destination, the distance and
the true compass direction to your destina-
tion will appear at the upper right of the
Control Display – not in all display modes.
Once the system has determined your
travel route, the city or town of destination
will appear in the upper right corner of the
display. The destination guidance is carried
out in dependence on the selected view,
refer to Displaying route.
The system also provides you with voice
instructions.
You are also guided to your destina-
tion if you select another menu, e.g.
"Entertainment" or "Climate". You are
informed of a required change in direction
by means spoken announcements in good
time prior to every intersection.
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Displaying route
The "View" menu allows you to view your
current travel route at various resolutions.
Selecting display of route map
You can also select a map showing your
travel route while the system is guiding you
to your destination.
1. Select "View" and confirm your selec-
tion. All the menu items will disappear
after a few moments if no further entries
are made
2. Select the view and confirm:
> "Map facing N."
A map facing north appears
> "Map dir. travel"
A map facing in the direction of travel
appears
> "Perspective"
A map with the planned route from a
'bird's eye' view appears
> "Arrow display"
The destination guidance is by
means of arrows on the Control Dis-
play and on the Info Display
> "Route"
The planned route appears as a list.
During destination guidance, the
route map "North" will appear auto-
matically when you enter an area that is not
completely covered by your navigation CD/
DVD.
{Route guidance on}.
{Map}.
Shows the navigation system map.
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