Features
Disc Compatibility: The KNA-DV2100 is compatible with DVD-ROM navigation map discs only and cannot play standard video DVDs.
Touchscreen Control: The KNA-DV2100 was
designed to be used along with any Kenwood mobile television that has
touchscreen control, including the LZ-800W and LZ-700W monitors, the KVT-910DVD and KVT-911DVD
in-dash television/DVD-CD receivers, and the P907 in-dash television/CD receiver.
The KNA-DV2100's touchscreen menus operate identically on all compatible
monitors. With the touchscreen interface, all controls appear as icons on the
screen; you simply touch the one you want and the system responds, allowing you
to concentrate on driving. Note: To use this navigation system, you must
purchase one of the optional touchscreen monitors.
DVD Navigation Map: The
supplied DVD-ROM has mapping of the entire North American sub-continent.
The navigation system incorporates a proprietary interface that allows it
to incorporate mapping data from two different companies: Navtech and Geographic
Data Technologies. Using data from these two companies allows for mapping of virtually
every major and secondary road in the United States and Canada.
Map Matching: Map Matching
combines the vehicle position data provided by the GPS satellites, information
from the road network stored on the DVD-ROM, information from the gyroscope and
speed sensors with dead reckoning. (Dead reckoning uses the known course and
distance traveled from the last previously known position to help determine the
vehicle's current position.) Map Matching receives updated GPS information every
second, and updated DVD map information every 1/2 second, ensuring that the
vehicle's location is accurately displayed.
Destination Input: The
Destination Entry Menu gives you many different ways to choose your destination:
- Address: you can input your
destination's address by street and city
- Memory Point: you can select
a destination from any one of 100 addresses that you have stored in memory
- Home: you can store one home
location. This allows you to always find your route home from your current
location, just by selecting the home icon as your destination.
- Point of Interest: you can
select a destination from a database of 750,000 locations. You can select by
name or category.
- Previous Destination: you
can choose from one of your 20 most recent destinations
- Select from Map: you can
find a location on the map that was last displayed and make it your
destination
- Freeway Entrance/Exit: you
can find the name of a freeway entrance or exit and make it your destination
- Intersection: you can enter
the intersection of two streets and make it your destination
Route Guidance: While driving
along during route guidance, the directions for the next junction where you have
to turn are shown as a Turn Arrow or Turn List. Before a fork in the road, an
enlarged diagram of the junction automatically appears on a second screen,
making route guidance even clearer. During route guidance, voice guidance will
inform you of distances and turning directions as you approach turning points,
way points, or your destination.
Route Options: During route
guidance to your destination, you can change the route options, stop, or check
the route. You can select from the following route options:
- Detour: if you have to
detour off of the calculated route, you can specify the length of the detour
and the navigation system will calculate an alternate route
- Route Preferences: the
navigation system will calculate a route according to the conditions you
set. You can minimize time/distance, use major roads, use toll roads, and
use ferries.
- Display Whole Route: this
function allows you to display the entire route once the destination is set
and the guidance route is shown. You can also display a map of the area
around the destination and a list of turns along your route.
Checking the Route by a Simulation
Run: The navigation system can show you an automated simulation of the
calculated route before you begin traveling.
Navigation Setup: You can alter
the map display conditions, the route guidance conditions, and show the system
information:
- Average Speed Settings: you
can display a more accurate estimation of the time required by setting the
predicted average driving speed on each category of road
- Quick Point of Interest
Selection: this function allows you to set the categories that are
displayed when the Point of Interest menu is selected
- Restore System Defaults:
this function replaces all the settings in the navigation system with the initial
default settings
- Vehicle Signal: allows you
to check the condition of all the sensors and input signals that are
connected to the navigation system
- Calibration: this function
allows you to correct any error in the position or direction of your vehicle
display
- 2D/3D View: allows you to
switch between a 2D and 3D display screen. You can also change the viewing
angle of the 3D display.
Guidance Options: This allows
you to set the route guidance display and method:
- Split Screen: splits the
Current Position screen to include either the Arrow or Turn List screens
- Arrow (Split Screen):
indicates the direction of the next turn with an arrow on the split screen
- Turn List (Split Screen):
shows a list of upcoming turns on the split screen
- Full Screen: shows the full
Current Position screen and superimposes a mini-arrow that indicates the
distance until the next guidance command
- Time to Destination: you can
have the time remaining until you reach your destination displayed on the
screen or hidden
- Audio Mute: can be used with
the cellular phone mute function of the KVT-911DVD or KVT-910DVD to mute the sound of the car audio
system during voice guidance commands, allowing you to hear them clearly
Stored Locations: You can
store, edit, or delete any of the following stored locations:
- Memory Points: you can
designate up to 100 addresses or locations as Memory Points, which stores
their location here and puts a marker on the map for each one
- Home: allows you to store
your home address so it can be used as a destination
- Destination and Way Points:
you can store up to 5 Way Points for the trip, which are stops you wish to
make along the route. The navigation system will guide you to each Way Point
in the order that they are entered, and will then guide you from the last
Way Point to your destination.
- Previous Destinations: the
20 most recent destinations you have set are automatically stored here,
making it easy to return to a location. Every time you set a new
destination, it replaces the oldest one on the list.
- Avoid Area: you can store up
to 10 areas that you want to avoid on your trip
User Settings: You can adjust
the following user settings:
- Color Scheme: you can select
from four different color schemes for the menu system: Default, Olive,
Marine, or Umber
- Map Mode: you can set the
display for either day or night illumination, or to Auto, which will
automatically switch the screen to night illumination when the vehicle's
headlights turn on
- Volume Presets: you can
adjust the volume of the external voice guidance speaker (there is also a
volume adjustment on the speaker itself)
- Units: you can choose
between Metric (kilometers) or Imperial (miles
Mounting: Using the supplied
brackets, the main unit must be mounted parallel to the ground. If the main unit
is not mounted parallel to the ground, the navigation system will not operate
properly.