How to Use the Navigation System on Jetta VS5's Central Control Screen?
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Start the car and power on the system. Click on "Navigation" on the car's LCD screen, and you can directly enter by touching the screen. After the navigation system starts, click on "Search" to enter the selection interface. Enter the address and select it directly from the list, choosing province, city, and county step by step. Alternatively, you can directly input the address to search and match the desired location. After selection, enter the map where you will see two small flag icons or buttons. Click on "Select" to set it as the destination.
I've been using the Jetta VS5 for almost half a year, and the navigation operation is quite simple. After starting the car, tap the 'Map' icon or 'Navigation' button on the central control screen to enter the interface. Use the virtual keyboard to directly input the destination name, such as a restaurant or residential address, and the system will automatically recognize and provide options. Just select the destination and tap 'Start Navigation,' and it will give voice prompts for each turn with road names and display real-time traffic conditions to avoid congestion. The first time I used it, I was a bit flustered, but later I found out it also supports voice control—just hold the steering wheel button and say 'Navigate to downtown' for more convenience. During navigation, it also shows camera locations to remind you of speeding, putting safety first. If the map is outdated, connect to a mobile hotspot and update the map data in the settings—the whole process requires no professional skills.
I find the navigation system in my VS5 very user-friendly. Simply tap open the central control screen's main menu, locate and launch the 'Navigation' app. Enter an address or frequent destination name in the search bar, and the system will display suggested results. Once the destination is confirmed, the route is automatically planned. I particularly appreciate its real-time traffic updates, such as suggesting detours during rush hour to save time. After navigation begins, the central screen clearly displays turn arrows and distances with synchronized voice guidance, allowing for distraction-free driving. Additionally, connecting via Bluetooth enables contact list address synchronization for navigation. Downloading offline maps before trips makes it even more convenient. If experiencing weak signals occasionally, restarting the system might help—I've never encountered lag issues.
