Renault Megane Quiz
Electrical equipment

High-end navigation: Antenna

In this manual: Electrical equipment
Engine and peripherals — 141Chassis — 79Chassis — 72Renault Mégane III Driver's Manual — 87Electrical equipment — 221Engine and peripherals — 47Electrical equipment — 80Transmission — 14Air conditioning — 30Bodywork — 115Trim and upholstery — 44General vehicle information — 27Air conditioning — 59General vehicle information — 16Transmission — 38Sealing and soundproofing — 7General vehicle information — 3
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The GPS antenna receives satellite signals so that the electronic navigation unit (CD-ROM drive) can locate the vehicle.

Navigation "haut de gamme" : Antenne

When the satellite link is good, a green icon (1) is displayed on the screen.

When the satellite link is poor (driving through a tunnel, in a narrow street between tall buildings, etc.), a red icon is displayed on the screen.

Note: After disconnecting the battery or replacing the electronic navigation unit, relocation is automatic: park the vehicle outside in a clear location, ignition on, and wait a few minutes. When the GPS (satellite) link is good, a green icon is displayed on the screen. WARNING

The GPS antenna cable is very fragile: do not bend or pinch it.

Note: The GPS antenna is also used for the hands-free telephone. Some vehicles are fitted with a dual-band antenna.

For removal of the antenna, see the "antenna" section.

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