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Old 09-02-2006, 08:33 PM
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I believe you use the right knob on the audio controls. Nav-equipped cars get a different audio head unit/controls.
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Can someone tell me how the Nav in the X3 works and if the 2007 model will have the same style Nav? How do you use it with no i-Drive knob?
The right knob is used to scroll through menus by turning it, and selecting options occurs by pushing the knob. So you begin by entering the country, then state, city, street, and finally house number. By scrolling further down you can select other ways of entering destinations, such as picking restaurants, services, points of interest, etc...

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