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COMPASS STEP 2 (Continued)<br />

Alternate Method - GPS<br />

This requires driving the vehicle in all<br />

directions until the <strong>navigation</strong> computer<br />

fixes the field sensor inputs.<br />

This may require several minutes of<br />

driving to complete this step. The<br />

roads should be as straight as possible<br />

<strong>and</strong> free from any overhead<br />

obstructions that might block the<br />

upward view to the satellite signals.<br />

The screen will automatically confirm<br />

that the calibration was successful.<br />

Press the continue button to go to<br />

Compass Step 3; Rear Window<br />

Defroster grid compensation<br />

calibration (page 39).<br />

Last Method - Angle<br />

Angular calibration using the direction<br />

of a long section of road. To use this<br />

method, the geographical angle of the<br />

road must be known <strong>and</strong> input into the<br />

<strong>navigation</strong> computer to within +_1 O , then<br />

the vehicle must be driven along this<br />

route.<br />

Any of these three described methods<br />

will perform the second step in the compass calibration. Once this step is complete, the<br />

last step can be carried out.<br />

48<br />

On-Board Monitor <strong>and</strong> Navigation Systems

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