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JOKER



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Off Road and Compass

While waiting for SWMBO i was tinkering about with the touchscreen and came across these settings, and although i don't do off roading it's the first i have seen them in 5 year of owning the car ........... Shocked


this one the car is not highlighted




this one the car is highlighted




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Post #17880 5th May 2010 6:28pm
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Yep, you can only get the compass display when you select the 'Off Road' navigation option from the initial navigation screen, otherwise, in normal on road navigation, it isn't available and if you switch to the views you have shown, it does not show the compass at all (I always wondered why it couldn't though as the GPS knows which way you are travelling be it on or off road???). Steve

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Look at the top left corner.

You can either select, ''Navigation show heading up'' or ''navigation show north up''.

These are the voice commands.

Of course you can always press the figure on the TL of the screen to change it.
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bodi



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Seems I have an issue displaying the compass - just keeps saying not able to display in either on or off road Sad
The small one on the map works fine though - strange
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bodi wrote:
Seems I have an issue displaying the compass - just keeps saying not able to display in either on or off road Sad
The small one on the map works fine though - strange



funny you should say that cos before i updated my mapping , i didnt get the compass....
Post #24743 5th Aug 2010 7:17pm
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Total waste of time guys, drive by the track and not by the screen..had the same on my D3... Censored ..the eye is better than a computer.
90% of you will never go off road anyway so whats the point Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter
Post #24773 5th Aug 2010 9:04pm
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well mine are used off road every week and daily in season, the compass is useless for me though, I know where I am going and have to stick to tracks anyway - would be only any use in the desert or a wide expanse of area where there are no tracks
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or, the compass would be handy when we get our next massive snowstorm and every thing is covered and you cant see the signposts .... Very Happy
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scarey wrote:
or, the compass would be handy when we get our next massive snowstorm and every thing is covered and you cant see the signposts .... Very Happy


I'll be looking forward to that, had a lot of fun in the snow with my RRS... No doubt more fun with the FFRR.
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when i had a navara d40 , no snow, sold it and got a smax ,got snow...now i've a ffrr , i bet we dont get snow..
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