what's not!!

[Deleted User 1027]

1216. I'm not clear how you can "disagree". They don't work ON MY CAR!!! That's a statement of fact!!
As far as reading signs is concerned, I'm sure that's is a programming issue. The camera has no problem at all with muddy, dirty or faded white lines, for lane departure warning, hence probably does see the signs. The "program just chooses to defer to out of date Sat Nav data, instead of believing "it's own eye!!"
My previous, non adaptive, Toyota cruise control DID apply brakes on down hill sections. I always assumed it was tied into the ABS system.
As I said before I love the car, but it's not doing "exactly what it says on the tin", which is mildly disappointing.

Take it back to the dealer and let us know what problems they find.

[AndyRen]

Once again highjacking SoonerV8's thread -

HandyAndy - Yes, my system is up to date (including Gracenote), but cheers for the prompt and

JT - You are correct (as usual ) I was not in the >town< field.... I thought that was a heading and I entered the town in the line below DOH!
Having sussed that out I came a cropper last night with entering Post Codes, I wanted DA13 0TD (The Villager, Vigo Village - Friends band playing last night).... I entered DA13 and the display showed >DA13 0< with the keyboard greyed out!..... I have since found out I must enter a >space< after the first part of the Post Code so will try that later......

I *WILL* get there in the end -

[jtonline]

… I *WILL* get there in the end -

LOL, thanks for the update. Yes, you must manually enter the space after the first part of a postcode; that's caught a few people out. If you then find your choice of letters and numbers are not available on the screen keyboard, the chances are that you actually have an incorrect postcode. Your example is OK though, I checked it on the Royal Mail database

[AndyRen]

Another update JT... Spent 20 mins or so in the car *just* inputting post codes and street names - All good now

[jtonline]

Next you can practice things like editing the route after it's been planned, to avoid a particular road for instance (useful when you know a road is temporarily closed), or adding a waypoint or two en route (to force a route to go a particular way, or when you have to call in somewhere slightly off route during the journey) But all that can wait for another day

(Navigation System Owner's Manual)

[Boyle de Cabbage]

Mazda navigation is the pits. Install Android Auto from Mazdatweaks.com if you can, or wait a short while and update to the new Mazda Android Auto/Carplay add on now being trialled.

A new Auxillary unit (USB ports etc) will be required together with MZD Connect version 70.xx.xxx plus the hand-over of unspecified amounts of Dosh for the fitting and the Carplay licence fee.

[AndyRen]

Next you can practice things like...........

Whoa..... JT! Give me time

Mr Cabbage, when my Warranty comes to an end I may well look into hacking the infotainment/navigation system, but until then I'll put up with it's failings.