AvMap Geosat 4 ALL, Geosat 4 CAMP User Manual

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USER MANUAL
AvMap GEOSAT 4 ALL AvMap GEOSAT 4 CAMP AvMap GEOSAT 4 TRUCK
Ver. 0.2
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Dear Customer,
Congratulations on choosing AvMap Geosat 4 ALL / AvMap
With Geosat on board you will be able to
- receive your GPS position and view it on detailed Tele
Atlas mapping
- set your destination and be guided by written prompts
and voice instructions
- plan a complex trip
- obtain a list of nearby points of interest
- stroke your favourite location as marks on the map
- use the display to see movies or pictures
…. and much more.
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Warning 6 Maintenance 7 Battery disposal 7
1. Introduction
1.1 Box contents 8
1.2 Available accessories 8
1.3 Hardware features 8
1.4 Keyboard 9
1.5 Remote Control 10
2. Installation
2.1 Fixing the bracket 11
2.2 Fitting the optional external GPS antenna 12
2.3 Power connection 12
3. Setting the destination
3.1 Starting 13
3.2 Setting the first destination 14
3.3 Show on map 15
3.4 Drive me Home 15
4. Planning a route
4.1 Planning a route from A to B 16
4.2 Deleting a route 16
4.3 Reversing a route 17
4.4 Simulation 17
5. Advanced planning
5.1 Via points 17
5.2 Blocking roads 19
5.3 Reaching Walkways 19
5.4 Navigating Off road 20
5.5 Detour 20
6. Using the map
6.1 Exploring the map 21
6.2 Map Views 21
6.3 Driving mode 23
6.4 2D and 3D views 23
6.5 Night vision 23
6.6 Points of Interest (POI) 24
7. Managing Marks
7.1 Creating Marks 24
7.2 Mark folders 25
7.3 Mark list 25
7.4 Editing a Mark 26
7.5 Setting a Mark as HOME 27
7.6 Mark alarm 28
7.7 Sending and receiving Marks 28
7.8 File manager 28
8. Advanced search options
8.1 Duplicate place/road names 30
8.2 Searching by postcodes 30
8.3 Searching for intersections 30
8.4 Searching near to the cursor or to the GPS position 30
8.5 Searching nearest cities 31
8.6 Searching nearest POI 31
8.7 Searching POI by name 32
8.8 Searching nearest Marks 33
8.9 Searching Marks by name 33
8.10 Recently found 34
8.11 Searching by Latitude and Longitude 34
Index
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9. Trip Information
9.1 Trip computer 35
9.2 Data boxes 35
9.3 GPS information 36
10. Special functions
10.1 Video 37
10.2 Traffic Information (TMC) 37
10.3 Safety camera database 38
10.4 APRS 38
10.5 Connection to GSM localization devices 39
11. Setting preferences
11.1 System setup 39
11.2 General 40
11.3 Map 40
11.4 POI 41
11.5 Routing 42
11.6 Track 42
11.7 Alarms 43
11.8 Date & Time 44
11.9 Units 44
11.10 Text and Voice language 44
11.11 Simulator 45
11.12 Interface 45
11.13 TMC 46
11.14 Brightness 46
11.15 Volume 47
12. Updating Software and map
12.1 Updating the Software 47
12.2 Updating the Map 48
13. Troubleshooting
13.1 Ram Clear 49
13.2 Reset 50
14. Warranty and Support
14.1 Warranty conditions 50
14.2 Repair and replacement under warranty 51
14.3 Tele Atlas User License 52
Appendix A: Technical specifications 56 Appendix B: POI index 57
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The manufacturer and the distribution chain disclaim any liability deriving from an improper use of the device in a way that may cause accidents or damages to things or persons. Using this navigator implies that the user accepts and follows all these warnings and all the instructions contained on this manual. The driver is held responsible for using Geosat in the correct way (passenger or non passenger mode).
The User should ignore the indications suggested by Geosat in situations that appear to be in contrast with the Highway Code. The Manufacturer and the distribution chain disclaim any liability deriving from an improper use of the device in a way that may violate the Highway Code. The Tele Atlas cartographic data loaded in the navigator may present some discrepancies from the reality. This is due to the continuous changes in the street network. Some areas have a better coverage than others.
Important:
• Do not place the navigator in positions that may obstruct the driver’s view
• Do not place the navigator in positions that may interfere with the correct functioning of the security/safety equipment of the vehicle (e.g. airbags).
• Make sure that the navigator is correctly attached to the bracket before driving.
• Do not rely exclusively on vocal instructions. Depending on a variety of factors, (speed, weather, GPS reception etc) these instructions may not be correct or timely. Always take the information provided as indicative, and always respect the Highway Code. Satellite navigators should be considered merely as aids. The driver is held responsible for safe driving and the choice of the best route to take.
• Do not consult the navigator whilst driving if this represents a danger for you and other people.
• Do not program the navigator while driving
• The precision of the GPS signal, in the best possible conditions is guaranteed with a deviation of 15 meters
N.B.: The information contained in this manual is updated to March 2006. Any subsequent changes in the system, in the functions, in the tools bar or maps introduced after this date will not be present in this manual.
Warning
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• Do not leave the navigator in direct sunlight for extended periods. This could compromise the correct running of your Geosat. If you suspect that the navigator has been over heated because of sunlight exposure, let the temperature of the car cool down, and wait for the device temperature to go down to normal values before switching it on.
• Avoid knocking against the display.
• Do not use oil based products to clean the LCD surface.
• Keep away from water.
Battery disposal
This product is equipped with a built-in Li-Ion battery. Do not use the product in damp or corrosive environments. In order to lengthen the life of the battery, do not recharge it at temperatures higher than 60°C.
THE LI-ION BATTERY PROVIDED WITH THE PRODUCT MUST BE RECYCLED OR DISPOSED IN THE CORRECT WAY.
WEEE: Waste of Electric and
Electronic Equipment
The symbol shown here and on the box indicates the conformity to the WEEE directive. Do not
dispose of this WEEE product as domestic waste; some substances contained in electronic equipment can damage the environment and harm human health if misused or if they are not disposed of in the correct way. Return the device to the distributor when purchasing a new one. The unlawful disposal of these wastes is punished with sanctions.
Information about emissions for Canada: this Class B digital device is in conformity with the Canadian law ICES-003/NMB-003.
R&TTE DL2 Directive: this device is in conformity with the UE directive 99/5/CE.
Maintenance
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1.1 Box contents
Before using the product make sure the box contains the following items:
1. Navigator (5,6” LCD TFT display)
2. Holder with suction cup
3. Car charger
4. USB cable
5. Audio video cable
6. Remote control
7. TMC receiver
8. This manual
1.2 Available accessories
1. Fixed holder
2. Carrying case
3. External GPS antenna
4. Maps updates on DVD
5. AC-DC Adaptor
6. TV Tuner
1.3 Hardware features
Looking at the navigator you can see the following components:
1. Keyboard
2. 5,6” LCD TFT display
3. Infrared sensor
4. Audio output
1. Introduction
N.B.: images are for illustrative purpose only
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5. Brightness sensor
6. Power supply plug
7. Audio video input
8. Serial port for external GPS receiver
9. Serial port for TMC receiver
10. Speaker
11. USB port
1.4 Keyboard
SPEAK: repeats the last vocal instruction
and opens the volume control window
MENU: opens the main menus available
FIND: opens find window to search for
addresses, marks, POI
ESC: exits from the current menu and
switches into cursor mode or GPS mode
JOYSTICK:
Upper arrow: moves the cursor up
Lower arrow: moves the cursor down
Right arrow: moves the cursor right
Left arrow: moves the cursor left
ENT: confirm a choice or selection, opens
the function menu
+ zooms in the map
- zooms out the map
INFO: opens the full info window
MODE: switches among the different
viewing options for map, instruction and
trip computer pages
PAGE: switches among the available pages:
map, instructions and the trip computer
POWER: powers on and off the unit. Opens
the brightness control window.
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side view
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1.5 Remote control
1. Pull out the tab from the bottom end of
the remote control. The remote control is ready to be used.
2. Point the remote control in direction of the
Geosat infrared sensor.
MENU: opens the main available menus
ENT: enter function to confirm a selection,
corresponds to the central part of the joystick or to the + button in the navigator keyboard
ESC: exits from the current menu and
switches into cursor mode or GPS mode
PAGE: selects the different pages available:
map, instructions and trip computer
Upper arrow: moves the cursor up
Lower arrow: moves the cursor down
Right arrow: moves the cursor right
Left arrow: moves the cursor left
Upper-right arrow: moves the cursor
toward the upper right corner
Upper-left arrow: moves the cursor toward
the upper left corner
Lower-right arrow: moves the cursor
toward the lower right corner
Lower-left arrow: moves the cursor toward
the lower left corner
• + zooms in the map
• - zooms out the map
FIND: opens find window to search for addresses, marks, POI
INFO: displays the complete info on the point on the map indicated by the pointer.
MODE: allows entry to in advanced functions available with further software updates
SPEAK: repeats the last vocal instruction.
Alphanumeric keyboard: can be used to edit names in the find window or to name marks
Brightness adjustment with the remote control
To adjust brightness with the remote control:
1. Press the PAGE button for 3 seconds.
2. Adjust the display brightness with the right
arrow and left arrow of the JOYSTICK. Press the ENT button to quickly change the brightness level.
In this window it is also possible to choose among the Auto brightness and Night Vision,
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in the second case the Auto night vision option is also activated.
Volume adjustment with the remote control
To adjust volume with the remote control:
1. Press the FIND button for 3 seconds.
2. Adjust the volume with the right arrow and left arrow of the JOYSTICK. Press the FIND
button to quickly change the brightness level.
2. Installation
Geosat is ready to be used. All you need to do is install the unit into the vehicle.
Carry out these operations in order:
1. Fix the bracket on the windscreen.
2. Fix Geosat on the bracket.
3. Plug the optional external antenna.
4. Plug in the car charger.
2.1 Fixing the bracket
Do not place the navigator on the passenger seat, as this position could cause a dangerous distraction for the driver.
The navigator should be fixed with the brack­et provided.
The bracket with suction cup is included in the box. There is also an optional fixed holder, available upon request. In either case, please follow the following instructions:
• Place the navigator in a position high enough not to represent a risk of distraction from driving
• Make sure that the bracket does not represent a danger in case of accident or
sharp braking.
• Make sure that the bracket, the navigator and the cables do not interfere with the safety devices (e.g. airbag)
BRACKET WITH SUCTION CUP
The bracket should be fixed to the windscreen via the suction cup. This will suit the majority of vehicles. Before applying the suction cup, carefully clean the glass.
1. Lightly moisten the suction cup and place the flexible bracket in a position so that the navigator will lie just above the dashboard.
2. Fix the suction cup by pushing the locking lever.
3. Fit the Geosat on the bracket.
FIXED-MOUNT BRACKET
An alternative fixed-mount bracket is avail­able, that requires the dashboard to be drilled.
1. Drill into a flat area of the dashboard.
2. Fix the base of the bracket with screws.
3. Fit Geosat on the bracket.
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2.2 Fitting the optional external GPS antenna
The Geosat is equipped with a built-in GPS antenna and with a port for an optional external antenna. The external antenna can be useful in case of shielded windscreens. The external antenna does not need power.
The magnetic base of the external GPS antenna can be placed on any flat metallic surface, with the antenna facing up. The higher the GPS antenna is placed, the better it will receive the signal. To guarantee a good signal place the external antenna on the bonnet or on the roof. The cable is made of a tear-proof material so that it does not break if it is accidentally closed between the door and the body of the vehicle. The antenna should not be covered with shielding materials (e.g. metal). Do not put the antenna in the boot or in the glove box.
After positioning the antenna take its cable inside the vehicle, passing it through the passenger door seal and connect the end plug into the Geosat.
2.3 Power connection
Whilst the Geosat is equipped with a built-in Li-Io rechargeable battery, it is recommended that you power the unit via the car cigarette lighter / 12 V power socket during your journey.
Geosat comes with the battery uncharged,
but the navigator can be used right away with the car charger. The battery will require 4 hours charging to be fully charged.
Geosat can be fed with voltage between 10 and 35 V. The car charger cable provided in the box should be used to power the Geosat via the car cigarette/12 V power socket.
1. Plug the car charger cable into the Geosat.
2. Remove the cigarette lighter from its slot
or remove the 12 V power socket cover.
3. Insert the other end of the cable into the socket.
Some vehicles are equipped with additional 12 V plugs.
The red LED on the plug confirms the correct functioning of the power supply. If the LED is off, check the connections or try again with the vehicle engine on.
The battery recharges when the navigator is fed with the power supply cable, either if it is on or if it has been switched off with the PAGE button. In this case, the keyboard
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flashes until the Geosat is fully charged.
ATTENTION when the device encounters internal temperatures of higher than 60°, the battery will not recharge and an alarm message will be displayed. This can happen if the navigator is exposed for a long time to direct sunlight in hot weather. In such cases, it is suggested that you switch off the navigator to recharge the battery.
Battery Functioning
Geosat battery allows the navigator to operate even without feeding it with the power supply cable. When the navigator is used without power supply, an icon (battery) indicating the level of charging of the battery is shown. If this icon is half green, the level of charge of the battery is equal or less than half, if the icon is fully green, it means that the level of charge is more than half. When Geosat for ALL is fed, another icon (plug with batteries) is shown. There are two status: if the icon is coloured in yellow, the battery is recharing, if the icon is coloured in green, it means that the battery is fully
charged.
The maximum autonomy of the battery in optimal conditions ranges from 30 minutes to 2 hours (according to the usage patterns). It is possible to extend the autonomy of the battery optimizing the energetic waste: in the system setup it is possible to choose among three levels of power save (no, medium, maximum).
3.1 Starting
1. Switch on the navigator by pressing the POWER button.
2. Geosat will display the software and
cartography display screen and then the user is asked to choose the desired mode: passenger or driver. An unaccompanied driver should select the Driver mode.
3. Select one of the two buttons with the JOYSTICK using the left or right arrow.
The selected button is outlined by a dotted line.
4. Press ENT to confirm.
5. Wait for the satellite search to be completed
to see your position on the map.
3. Set the destination
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Driving mode The driver should NOT consult the navigator while driving. For this reason, when Driver mode is chosen, the map view is automatically deactivated. The only accessible pages are the trip computer and the list of driving instructions. For further details, read par. 5.2.
Passenger mode
This mode allows access to all the navigation functions.
Powering down
To power down the Geosat press and hold
the POWER button for 4 seconds. When the power supply cable is removed, the message “powering off in 30 seconds” appears. To avoid powering down, press ENT. Press any other button to power down immediately.
3.2 Setting the first destination
To plan a route, the easiest and fastest way is take the current GPS position as the departure point and insert the desired destination.
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will now open.
2. In the Find menu select Address and press
the ENT button.
3. The Find address menu will now open.
The Country field is outlined with a dotted line. Press the ENT button.
4. The virtual keyboard will now open. Input the name of the country using the JOYSTICK. For each letter selected, press the ENT button. For ease of operation, the auto-filling function is activated.
5. When the name of the Country is completed, select ENT on the virtual keyboard and confirm by pressing the ENT button. This operation has to be carried out the first time you search for an address. The
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country is saved for subsequent searches.
6. Using the JOYSTICK, select the fields City,
Street and House Number (or Postcode and House Number) and repeat the procedure described for the Country field.
7. Once all the fields are filled, select Go
and press the ENT button. The Geosat will calculate the route from the current GPS position to the selected destination.
3.3 Show on map
The Show on Map button is useful for viewing the inserted address on the map.
1. Select Show on Map and press the ENT
button.
2. Once the address has been checked, it can be set as destination: ensure that the
cursor is on the required destination and press MENU.
3. The Navigation menu will now open. From
Navigation from My position select Set
destination on cursor and calculate and press the ENT button.
The Geosat will calculate the route from the current GPS position to the selected destination. Alternatively, from the Find Address menu, press the MENU button, select Show on map and press the ENT button.
3.4 Drive Me Home
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4.1 Planning a route from A to B
You can plan a route setting both the depar­ture and the destination. This function can be useful if you are in position X and you want to plan a route from A to B, or if want to plan a route before leaving, without receiving the GPS signal.
How to set the departure:
1. Insert the desired address as described in
par. 3.2.
2. Once all the fields in the Find menu have been filled, press the MENU button.
3. The Find menu will now open. From Route planning select Set as departure and press
4. Planning a route
the ENT button.
How to set the destination:
1. Once the departure has been set, return
to the Find address menu. Insert the destination address following the same procedure as for the departure then press
MENU button.
2. The Find menu will now open. From Route
planning, select Set as destination and calculate and press the ENT button.
4.2 Deleting a route
To delete the last route planned, follow these
After having set a Mark as Home (read par.
7.5) it is possible to set one’s own Home as destination with a quick command:
1. Press the MENU button. The Navigation menu will now open.
2. From Navigation from My Position select Drive me Home and press the ENT button to confirm.
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instructions:
1. Press the MENU button. The Navigation menu will now open.
2. Select Delete route.
3. Press the ENT button to confirm.
4.3 Reversing a route
To reverse the last route planned, follow these instructions:
1. Press the MENU button. The Navigation menu will now open.
2. Select Reverse route.
3. Press the ENT button to confirm.
4.4 Simulation
After having planned a route as described in par. 3.4 it is possible to simulate the naviga­tion.
1. Press the MENU button three times.
2. The System Setup menu will now open.
Move the JOYSTICK to the right to select the Simulation folder and press the ENT button to confirm.
3. Press the ENT button to start the simulation.
4. Select Speed with the JOYSTICK and press the ENT button to confirm.
5. Select the numbers with the right and left arrow, and set the value with the up arrow or down arrow.
For further details read par. 11.11.
5.1 Via points
If you want to set a sequence of destinations or if the route viewed on the map does not meet your needs, you can modify it, adding up to 10 Via points. The Via point is repre­sented on the map by a black and green flag with a number from 1 to 10.
How to set a via point:
1. When the route has been set, press the FIND button to open the Find menu.
2. Fill out the City and Road fields (or the
Postcode field) as described in the par.
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3. When all the fields have been filled, press
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the MENU button.
From Route planning, select Advanced
and press the ENT button.
4. The Advanced route-planning menu will
now open. From Via point select Set as via point.
How to remove a Via point:
1. Place the cursor on the first Via point
you want to remove then press the MENU button. The Navigation menu will now open. From Route planning, select Advanced.
2. The Advanced route-planning menu will
open. From Via point select Remove next Via point (to remove the next via point
5. Press the ENT button to confirm. The Geosat will calculate the new route.
You can set the Via point(s) first and then the departure and destination points, or set the departure point and then the Via point(s) fol­lowed by the destination. Via points must be entered in the correct sequence.
Woking, add Woking as a Via point and the route will recalculated to go through Woking.
with respect to the current GPS position) or
Remove last Via point (to remove the
last via point that has been set).
3. Press the ENT button to confirm.
Example: to go from Fleet to London via
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5.2 Blocking roads
When calculating a route, the Geosat allows you to avoid some roads or parts of roads. A road can be blocked even if there is no route set.
How to block a road:
1. Place the cursor on the road to be
blocked.
2. Press the MENU button. The Navigation menu will now open.
3. Select Advanced options and press the ENT button to confirm.
4. The Advanced route-planning menu will now open. From Blocked roads select
Set blocked road on cursor and press the
ENT button to confirm. The Geosat will calculate the route. The blocked road will be shown on the map with two red and white icons linked by a red line.
How to remove a block from a road:
1. Place the cursor on the blocked road.
2. Press the MENU button. The Navigation
menu will now open.
3. Select Advanced options and press the
ENT button to confirm.
4. The Advanced route-planning menu will now open. From Blocked roads select
Remove blocked road on cursor and press
the ENT button to confirm. If more than one road has been blocked, you can select Remove all blocked roads and press the ENT button to confirm.
5.3 Reaching Walkways (Pedestrian areas)
If the destination is a walkway, a window will warn you that the street is not accessible. In this case you can choose to activate the walk­way or to go to the nearest accessible road.
1. Select, with the JOYSTICK, Enable walkways or Use closest road.
2. Press the ENT button to confirm.
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It is also possible to activate/deactivate the walkways following the procedure described in par. 10.5.
5.4 Navigating Off road
With Geosat it is possible to plan a route off road.
1. Press the MENU button three times.
2. The System Set up menu will now open.
Move the JOYSTICK to the right and select the Routing folder and press the ENT button to confirm.
3. Select Off Road from Route preferences.
4. It is now possible to select the departure
point off-road.
A-B Function
The A-B function is particularly useful during off road navigation. This function allows you to calculate the distance “as the crow flies” between point A and B on the map:
1. Press the centre of the JOYSTICK. The Function Menu will now open.
2. Select A-B Function and press the ENT
button to confirm. An “A” will appear in place of the selected point on the Map.
3. Move the cursor to another point on the
map, repeat steps 1 and 2 to set the point
B.
4. A “B” will appear in place of the set point
on the Map and it will be linked to the “
A” point by means of a black line. A bar will now open in the upper part of the display showing the distance between A and B and the angle from true north.
How to remove the A-B function:
1. Press the centre of the JOYSTICK. The Function menu will now open.
2. Select Remove A-B and press the ENT
button to confirm.
5.5 Detour
Once the departure point and the destination point have been selected, it is possible to
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view the list of all the streets along the route and it is possible to detour the trip to avoid an undesired street.
1. Press the MENU button to open the Navigation menu.
2. Select Detour route to open the list of
the streets along the route and confirm by pressing ENT
3. Select the list pressing ENT.
4. Select with the cursor the street to avoid and press ENT to confirm.
5. Press ESC to exit from the list. Select
Detour and press ENT to confirm. The route will be recalculated excluding the streets to be avoided.
6.1 Exploring the Map
The position of the vehicle on the map is represented by an Icon (e.g. a car). Use the
+ and – buttons to zoom in or out
the map. Press the
ESC button to enter the cursor mode in order to explore the map. Press the
ESC button again to go back to your current GPS position. In the system set up it is possible to customize the level of detail of the Map, that is to say the quantity of information displayed.
1. Press the MENU button three times to
open the System Setup menu.
2. Move the JOYSTICK rightwards to select
the
Map folder.
3. Select the submenu Map Detail and press
ENT to confirm.
4. Select with the JOYSTICK simple, normal
or full.
In the same window, in the
Fix Symbol
submenu it is possible to customize the icon representing the vehicle: standard or car, and the display of the User Mark info: Off, icon, icon/label.
For more details read par. 11.3.
6. Using the map
6.2 Alternative Views
Once a route is set, you can choose to display the trip information in different pages by pressing the PAGE button: map, maneuvers, trip computer and video input (displayed only if an external device is connected to the audio-video input); while pressing the MODE button you can choose different view modes for each Page. Starting from the Map with info box on the right side by pressing the
MODE button you
can obtain the following configurations:
• Map with Next maneuver (upper bar). The instructions include direction, distance or
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time to the next maneuver.
• Full display map
• Back to Map with info box on the right
Pressing the PAGE button you can pass the maneuver pages, then pressing the MODE button you can obtain the following configurations:
• Full display instruction
• List of instructions
Pressing the
PAGE button you can pass the trip computer pages, then pressing the MODE button you can obtain the following configurations:
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• Trip Computer Pressing again the PAGE button, the unit will display pictures or films coming from the Video PAL, NTSC input (only when an external device is connected to the audio video input).
6.3 Driver mode
When the Driver mode is chosen, these pages are available:
• Trip computer
• List of instructions
• Full display instructions
6.4 2D and 3D views
With the Geosat you can view the map in 2D or 3D. 2D: the map is bi-dimensional; this view allows clear reading of all the names of the surrounding roads.
3D: the map has a perspective view for a more lifelike navigation. This view can only be used for navigation with a GPS signal, while consultation of the map and simulation take place in 2D.
When in 3D view, if you press ESC to move to cursor mode, the view automatically changes
• Graphic of speed
to 2D; press ESC to return to 3D view. To set the map view read par. 11.3.
6.5 Night vision
With Geosat it is possible to set the night vision for a safer consultation and driving at night. With the night vision, the colour palette is changed so that menu and cartography are readable but not disturbing in absence of light. To switch to the auto night vision:
1. Press and hold for 1 second the POWER button to open the Brightness Menu.
2. Select with the cursor Night vision and confirm by pressing the + button.
It is also possible to set the auto night vision
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7.1 Creating Marks
Geosat allows you to create and save user points called Marks for example, the address of a restaurant, of your home, of a client etc.
How to add a Mark on your GPS position: Press the centre of the JOYSTICK to open the Function menu, select Add Mark on cursor
and confirm by pressing the ENT button. How to add a Mark on a specific address:
1. Insert the desired address following the procedure described in par. 3.2 and 3.3.
2. Select Show on map and press the ENT button to confirm. The cursor will indicate
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in the same menu or from the system setup. For further details read par. 11.14.
6.6 Points of Interest (POI)
The database of the points of interests is very useful when you are in an unfamiliar place. This information is preloaded in the Geosat, together with the cartographic data. The POIs include hotels, restaurants, hospitals, police stations, cinemas etc and are grouped in these categories:
• Car services
• Transports
• Emergency
• Attractions
• Entertainment
• Food and drink
• Government
• Lodging
• Medical services
• Natural attractions
• Services
• Shopping
• Sport facilities
• Other
To select which POI categories to view, read
par. 11.4.
The Geosat holds more than 300,000 Points of Interest in the UK (more than 1,800,000 in Europe).
To search a POI by name, either near to the cursor or to the GPS position, read par. 8.6.
Safety Cameras
This is a special category of POI, for fixed and mobile safety cameras. This database can also be updated from an external file and can be alerted with an alarm. To set the alarm read par. 11.7. For more information about the Safety Camera database read par. 10.3.
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folders. Press the MENU button to open the Folder options menu from which you can add, modify or delete a folder.
How to create a new folder:
1. Press the MENU button to open the Folder
options menu, select Add Folder and press the ENT button to confirm.
2. In the Add folder window, the Name field
When the name is complete select ENT on the virtual keyboard and confirm by pressing the ENT button, then select OK and again confirm by pressing the ENT button.
The Folder options menu also includes a Communication submenu:
• Send Marks
• Receive Marks
• Send tracks
These advanced functions can be used with the optional PCPlanner software. See par.
6.7.
7.3 Mark list
To view the list of the Mark points:
1. Press the MENU button twice, select Marks List and press the ENT button to confirm.
2. In the Mark folder list select the desired folder and press the ENT button.
Press the MENU button to open the Mark list menu from which you can Show on map, Set a Mark as destination or use two or more marks to set a route.
the desired address.
3. Press the centre of the JOYSTICK. The
Function menu will now open. Select Add
Mark on cursor and press the ENT button to confirm.
7.2 Mark folders
To browse the Marks folders press the MENU button twice, select Marks list and press the ENT button to confirm. The Mark folder list shows the Business, Personal, Incoming and Trip 1 folders. When a new Mark is created on the map, it is automatically saved in the Personal folder. It can subsequently be moved to other
is outlined with a dotted line.
3. Press the ENT button to open the virtual keyboard. Write the name of the folder selecting letter by letter with the JOYSTICK.
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the centre of the JOYSTICK. The Function menu will now open.
2. Select Edit Mark on cursor and press the ENT button to confirm. The Edit Mark
menu will open.
Or from the Marks list:
1. Press the MENU button twice, from Main menu select Marks list and press the ENT
button to confirm. The Marks list folder menu will now open.
2. Select the Mark to be edited and press the ENT button to confirm.
3. The Mark Options menu will open. Select
Edit Mark and press the ENT button to
confirm.
In both cases the Edit Mark window will open.
3. The Name field is outlined with a dotted
line. Press the ENT button to open the virtual keyboard. Write the name of the folder selecting letter by letter with the JOYSTICK. When the name is complete select ENT on the virtual keyboard and confirm by pressing the ENT button, then select OK and again confirm by pressing the ENT button.
4. Select Description and repeat the same procedure described as for the Name
Press the
ENT button to open the Marks
options menu. From this menu, it is possible
to Edit a Mark, Remove a Mark, Remove all marks or Search a Mark by name in the list
of created points. The Marks options menu includes also a Communication submenu:
• Send Marks
• Receive Marks
7.4 Editing a Mark
Once a Mark has been created you can modify the icon, the name and the description.
1. Point the cursor on the Mark and press
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field.
5. To choose an icon select the field Icon with
the JOYSTICK and press the ENT button to confirm. Select the desired icon and press the
ENT button again.
6. To save everything select OK and press the
ENT button to confirm.
How to show a Mark:
It is possible to cusromize the information associated to a Mark.
1. Press three times the MENU button to open the System Setup menu.
2. Move the cursor rightwards to select the Map folder. Select the User Marks submenu
and press the
ENT button to confirm.
3. Choose among three options: OFF (no
mark is displayed), Icon (the marks are displayed with an icon), Icon/label (the marks are displayed with an icon and name).
4. Confirm the chosen option by pressing the ENT button, press ESC to exit from the
System set up Menu.
How to remove a Mark:
1. Select the Mark you want to remove with
the cursor or from marks list as described above.
2. Press the centre of the JOYSTICK. The Function menu will now open.
3. Select Remove Mark and press the ENT
button to confirm. A warning window will now open. If you are sure you wish to remove the Mark select OK and confirm by pressing the ENT button.
How to move a Mark: A Mark can be moved to another position:
1. Place the cursor on the Mark you want to move and press the centre of the JOYSTICK. The Function menu will now
open.
2. Select Move Mark on cursor and press the
ENT button to confirm.
3. Move the cursor to the new position and press the ENT button to confirm.
7.5 Setting a Mark as HOME
A frequently used Mark (for example your home) can be set as HOME, so that it can be quickly set as destination from the Navigation menu without having to select the mark with the cursor or from the Marks list.
How to set a Mark as HOME:
1. Select the desired Mark as described in
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button to confirm. The Mark icon will be
changed into the HOME icon. You can then set home as your destination with this quick command:
1. Press the MENU button. The Navigation
menu will open.
2. From Navigation from my GPS position
select Drive me HOME and press the ENT
button to confirm.
7.6 Mark alarm
Geosat can alert you with a visible message and a beep when you are in proximity of one or more Marks associated with the danger icon.
To activate this function observe the following instructions:
1. Press the MENU button, select System
Setup and press the ENT button to
confirm.
2. Move the JOYSTICK to the right to select
the Alarm folder and press the ENT button
to confirm.
3. Select Mark alarm and press the ENT
button to confirm. In the Alarm radius
field, you can set the radius within which
to activate the alarm.
For further details read par. 11.7
Only Marks associated to the danger icon can be alerted.
7.7 Sending and receiving Marks
There is an accessory software called PCPlanner that makes it possible to transfer marks and data from a PC to Geosat and vice versa. The transfer is made through serial connection and not directly on the secure digital memory.
7.8 File manager
Updating the map data may cause the loss of your user Marks. To avoid this inconvenience it is recommended that you save the Marks and tracks that you have created.
How to save user files:
1. Press the MENU button twice, select File
manager and press the ENT button to confirm.
The memory is initialised automatically and
par. 7.4.
2. Select Set as HOME and press the ENT
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prepared for saving the data. The space already used on the Hard Disc is shown in the lower part of the display.
2. Press the MENU button. The File menu will open.
3. Select Save and press the ENT button to confirm.
4. The Save to disc window will open. The Name field is outlined with a dotted line, Press the ENT button to open the virtual keyboard.
5. Insert the name for the file using the JOYSTICK to select the letters. After each
letter, press the ENT button. When the name is completed select ENT on the virtual keyboard and confirm by pressing the ENT button.
6. Move the JOYSTICK to select Type, press the ENT button and select the type of data to be saved – i.e. Marks or Tracks. Press the ENT button to confirm.
7. Move the JOYSTICK to select OK and press the ENT button to confirm.
8. A warning message will be displayed. Press the ENT button to save the Marks.
It is possible to save up to 1000 Marks.
After a RAM clear or a software update you can reload previously saved Marks:
1. Press the MENU button twice, select File manager and press the ENT button to confirm.
2. Select the saved file that contains the Mark to be reloaded. Press the MENU button. The File menu will open.
3. Select Load and press the ENT button. A warning message will open. To load the Marks select OK and press the ENT button to confirm.
How to delete the user data: To permanently delete a file containing user data (your Marks/Tracks):
1. Press the MENU button twice, select File manager and press the ENT button to
confirm.
2. Select the file to be deleted. Press the MENU button. The File menu will open.
3. Select Delete and press the ENT button.
A warning message will be displayed. To delete the Marks/Tracks select OK and press the ENT button to confirm.
It is not possible to overwrite the content of
an existing file. The refresh option is used to read the content of the Hard Disc again when the saved marks folder(s) have been updated.
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the virtual keyboard. Select the letters with the JOYSTICK. To make this operation easier the auto-filling function is activated.
8.3 Searching for intersections
If you do not know an exact address or postcode, you can search for the intersection between two streets. This can be a very useful function when navigating in big cities.
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will open.
2. From By name select Intersection and press the ENT button.
3. The Find intersection menu will open. Fill
the fields State and City or Postcode.
4. Select Road1 with the cursor and press the
ENT button to open the virtual keyboard.
When you have added the road/street
name, select
ENT on the virtual keyboard
and confirm by pressing the ENT button.
5. Repeat the operation for Road2.
6. Select Go and press the ENT button. The
Geosat will calculate the route from the current GPS position toward the found intersection.
7. Alternatively, select Show on Map and press
the ENT button. Once the intersection has been found it can be set as destination. Press the MENU button. The Navigation menu will open.
From Navigation from my GPS position
select Set as destination and calculate and press the ENT button to confirm.
8.4 Searching near to the cursor or to the GPS position
The Geosat allows you to search for towns/ cities, Points of Interest and Marks within in a radius of 50 km from:
8. Advanced search options
8.2 Searching by postcodes
The postcodes field allows you to search for an address by postcode. The postcode field is not mandatory, but can be used instead of the city field. Move the JOYSTICK to select Postcode and press the ENT button to open
8.1 Duplicate place/road names
When inserting an address you will inevitably find roads or towns with the same name. The Geosat will display a list of all roads or towns with the same name. Select the required road/town and confirm by pressing the ENT button.
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• The current GPS position
• The position of the cursor on the map
If you can see both the GPS position and the cursor on the map, the search will be performed near the cursor. To search near the current GPS position, you must exit from the cursor mode by pressing the ESC button. The cursor will be removed from the display. The Find menu will show the search criteria in use.
8.5 Searching for the nearest cities
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will open.
2. From Nearest to cursor select City and press the ENT to confirm. A list of the cities near to the cursor or to the current GPS position will open. Choose the desired city.
To set it as destination:
1. Press the MENU button. The Find menu will open.
2. From Navigation from my GPS position select Set as destination and calculate and
press the ENT button to confirm.
Alternatively, select Use in Find address to
open the Find address page filled with the
chosen cities. At this point, the remaining fields can be completed.
8.6 Searching nearest POI In the same way as you can search for the nearest cities, you can also search for the nearest POI (for POI read par. 5.4).
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will open.
2. From Nearest to cursor select POI and press the ENT button to confirm.
3. The POI categories will open.
4. Select a category with the cursor and press the ENT button to view the POI subcategories menu.
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will open. This window displays a list of the points of interest near to the cursor or to the current GPS position. Select the required POI.
To set the chosen POI as destination:
1. Press the MENU button. The Find menu will open.
2. From Navigation from my GPS position select Set as destination and calculate and press the ENT button to confirm.
In the Find menu select POI Info to view the detailed info for the Point of Interest, which gives address and telephone number details.
8.7 Searching POI by name It is possible to search the Points of Interest database for (e.g) a restaurant, a hospital or a hotel by name.
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will open.
2. From By Name select POI and press the ENT button.
3. The POI category window will open.
4. Select a category with the cursor and press
the ENT button.
5. The POI subcategories will open. Select the desired subcategory and press ENT to confirm.
5. Select the desired subcategory and press the ENT button to confirm.
6. The Search window of the chosen category
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6. The Find menu for the chosen subcategory will open. Open the virtual keyboard by pressing the ENT button and insert the name of the town/city in which the POI falls.
7. Select Name with the cursor. When you have entered the name, select ENT on the virtual keyboard and confirm by pressing the ENT button. The Geosat will search for the POI in the named town/city.
Once the Point of interest has been chosen, it can be set as destination as described in par. 8.6.
8.8 Searching nearest Marks
In the same way as you can search for the nearest cities or POI, you can also search for the nearest Marks (for Marks read par. 6.1):
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will open.
2. From Nearest to cursor select Mark and press the ENT button to confirm.
3. The Nearest Marks window will open displaying the list of Marks near to the cursor or to the current GPS position.
Once the desired Mark has been chosen it can be set as destination.
1. Press once the MENU button.
2. The Find menu will open. From Navigation
from my GPS position select Set as
destination and calculate and press the
ENT button to confirm.
3. The Mark by name menu will open. The
Mark name is outlined with a dotted line. Press the ENT button to open the virtual keyboard and ty the name of the mark you want to search for.
4. When this field is completed, select ENT
on the virtual keyboard and confirm by
pressing ENT. Once the Mark has been chosen it can be set as destination.
5. Press the MENU button. The Find menu
will open.
6. From Navigation from my GPS position
select Set as destination and calculate and
press the ENT button to confirm.
8.9 Searching Marks by name
It is possible to search a Mark by name from Marks that you have created and named.
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will open.
2. From By Name select Mark and press the ENT to confirm.
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press the ENT button to confirm.
4. Press the MENU button. The Find menu will open. From Navigation from my GPS position select Set as destination and
calculate and press the ENT button to confirm.
In the Find menu it is also possible to select Save as Mark, to save the found point as a Mark.
In the
Find menu select Clear List, to delete
all the data included in recently found.
8.11 Searching by Latitude and Longitude
It is possible to search a point by its LAT/LON coordinates:
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will open.
2. Select LAT/LON and confirm by pressing the ENT button.
3. To insert the coordinates move the cursor upwards or downwards.
8.10 Recently found
In Recently found, you can find the list of the last found addresses, Marks and POI.
1. Press the FIND button. The Find menu will open.
2. Select Recently found and press the ENT button to confirm.
3. To quickly set a route to a recent destination, select it with the cursor and press the MENU button. The Find menu will open.
4. From Navigation from my GPS position select Set as destination and calculate and
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9.1 Trip computer
To view the trip computer page, press the PAGE button. The trip computer includes the following information (calculated by the Geosat):
• Speed
• Trip Distance
• Total Distance
• Average speed
• Overall Average speed
• Maximum speed
• Driving time
• Trip time
• Stopped Time
Press the MENU button on this page to open the Trip menu to reset the trip data saved up to that moment (excludes the total distance). The Total distance can only be reset with a ram clear (memory reset). For further details read par. 6.8.
9.2 Data boxes
You can customize the information included in the column on the right-hand side of the display.
9. Trip information
1. Ensure that the right-hand column is displayed on the screen. If it is not, press
PAGE until it is displayed.
2. Press the MENU button twice. Select Setup
data boxes and press the ENT button to confirm.
3. Select, from the right-hand column, the data box to be modified and press the ENT button.
4. In the left-hand window, select the new item to be displayed in the chosen the box and press the ENT button.
Any of the six data boxes can display one of
the following:
Trip: Maximum speed
Maximum speed reached
Trip: Driving time Trip: Stopped time Trip: Total time
Driving time + stopped time
Trip: Trip distance Trip: Total distance Trip: Overall average speed Trip: Driving average speed
Time: Time Time: Date
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Info: Fix and cursor Lat/Lon Info: Sunrise/sunset Info: Battery status
9.3 GPS Information
To get information on the Global Positioning System, follow these instructions:
1. Press the MENU button twice. The Main Menu will open.
2. Select GPS Page and confirm by pressing the ENT button.
3. The GPS page will open with information
on position and on the strength of the signal received from satellites.
This information is displayed:
• GPS status
• Date & Time
• Latitude/Longitude
• Speed
• Course (relative to true North)
• Altitude
• HDOP (Horizontal Dilution Of Position)
- the lower the value, the higher the precision
From the GPS page, press the
MENU button to open the GPS Menu page, from which you can reinitialise the satellite receiver or restart the GPS.
Time: Count down timer Time: Elapsed timer
Navig: Current speed Navig: GPS status Navig: Altitude Navig: Fix Lat/Lon
Coordinates of current position
Navig: Cursor Lat/Lon
Coordinates of the cursor
Navig: Course
The direction of the route
Navig: Distance to turn
Distance to the next turn
Navig: Bearing to turn
The direction of the turn vs. the
geographic North
Navig: Estimated time to turn
The time at which the next turn is
estimated to take place
Navig: Time to go Navig: Final distance
Km left to destination
Navig: Final time to go Navig: Maidenhead grid
Info: Scale and north indicator
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10.1 Video function
The audio/video input (PAL NTSC) allows you to connect DVD players, laptops, cameras etc., to the Geosat display.
1. Turn on the device and connect the audio video cable to the plug on the back of the navigator.
2. Connect the RCA video cable to the yellow pin, and one of the two audio cables to the white pin (mono).
3. Press the PAGE button until the video mode is displayed.
10.2 TMC
Geosat software is ready to process traffic information in real-time. Geosat is equipped with a plug for a TMC (Traffic Message Channel) external receiver which can be purchased as an accessory. The TMC receiver allows to receive traffic information through the RDS radio channel.
1. Connect the TMC receiver plug in the right serial port.
2. Press three times the MENU button to open the System Setup menu.
3. Move the cursor rightwards to select the Interface folder and confirm by pressing
10. Special functions
the ENT button.
4. In the Interface submenu select with the
TMC and press ENT to activate it.
How to set the TMC alarm
1. Press three times the MENU button to open the System Setup menu.
2. Move the cursor rightwards to select the
TMC folder and confirm by pressing the
ENT button.
3. Select the Traffic alarm checkbox and press ENT to activate it.
4. Select, with the cursor, Alarm Range and
press ENT to set the value of the distance within which all the traffic events are detected.
5. Set the value using the up and down arrow.
Now the TMC is fully functioning. Once the receiver is connected, the traffic events will be displayed in different ways:
a. The streets will be coloured according to
their traffic status
b. Traffic info will be displayed in the selected
text language in warning windows
c. Special icons on the map will indicate the
traffic events such as accidents or bad
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4. Click on software update: the latest version will be displayed.
5. Click on download.
6. Insert Login and Password received with
the product registration.
If the software has never been updated it is necessary to register the product and download the drivers (read par 12.1). Once the GSUPDATE application is downloaded and launched, it can be used to update the software or just to transfer the POI database from the Pc to the navigator.
1. Click on the Transfer database button.
2. Browse the PC to select the downloaded
database.
3. Associate the database to a safety camera category and icon (fixed speed cameras, mobile, traffic lights, special).
The files will be loaded on the navigator and converted into the AvMap format.
10.4 APRS
APRS is a system developed by Bob Bruninga, WB4APR, which uses amateur radio to transmit position reports, weather reports, and messages between amateur radio users. APRS stands for Automatic Position reporting
System. It is the integration of Hardware (Amateur radio equipment and GPS) with software to provide real – time disseminating of data concerning real-time events and to graphically represent that data on their computer, or GPS display. AvMap Geosat 4 navigators are APRS compatible and are capable to communicate with radio VHF devices such as Kenwood D700A e TH-D7AG. The radio equipment has to be connected to the TMC serial port. To configure the communication protocol of the serial port:
1. Press three times the MENU button to open the System Setup menu.
2. Move the JOYSTICK rightward to select the Interface folder.
3. Select with the JOYSTICK Radio link and confirm by pressing ENT.
4. Press ESC to exit from the System Setup menu.
Transmit and receive positions via APRS
The communication is bi-directional: it allows transmitting your GPS position via radio and to view the positions of the other users on the display of your navigator. The positions of the other users are received as Mark points, still or in motion. The positions
weather conditions
d. In the time to go, the software will compute
the delay due to traffic event
The software will allow the driver to choose whether to modify the route to avoid the traffic event.
To view the status of the TMC receiver
1. Press the MENU button twice.
2. Select Traffic info and confirm by pressing
the ENT button.
The Traffic info window will open and display all the data related to the TMC receiver.
10.3 Safety Camera database
In some countries safety cameras POI databases are publicly available from several sources such as web sites. It is possible to import these databases in .ov2 format into Geosat navigators. To load the safety cameras POIs on the map:
1. Visit the www.avmap.it web site and click on support.
2. Click on FAQ’s and Downloads.
3. Select the model of navigator from the
drop down menu.
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are displayed on the map and it is possible to view the full list of received marks:
1. Press twice the MENU button to open the Main Menu.
2. Select with the cursor Mark List and
confirm by pressing ENT to access to the list of Mark folders.
3. Select the Incoming folder and confirm by pressing ENT o view the list of the Marks received via radio.
Set an APRS Mark as destination It is possible to set as destination, both still marks and Mark in motion thanks to the special function ‘intercept to target’:
1. Select the desired Mark in the Mark List.
2. Press MENU to access to the Mark List Menu.
3. Select Set as destination and confirm by
pressing ENT.
The selected mark will be set as destination even if it is moving: the software will update constantly its position and follow it.
10.5 Connection to GSM localization
devices
All the functions available with the Radio
link are also available for GSM localisation devices.
11. Setting preferences
11.1 System setup
On the Geosat you can set a variety of preferences, allowing you to customize your Geosat according to your needs. To access to the system set up press the MENU button twice, select System setup and press the ENT button to confirm. The System setup window has the following folders:
• General
• Map
• POI
• Routing
• Track
• Alarms
• Date & Time
• Units
• Text language
• Voice language
• Simulator
• Interface
• TMC
Move the JOYSTICK to select the desired folder and press ENT to confirm. Select the parameter to be modified and press the ENT button to confirm.
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the menus.
• Blue
• Grey
• White
Voice instructions It sets the frequency and type of voice prompts.
Simplified: the navigator provides the main instructions for manoeuvres.
Detailed: provides further info on the GPS status and on the instructions to be followed.
Night Vision
It changes the colours palette used in the display for enhanced night vision.
Auto brightness
It activates/deactivates the automatic regulation of the display brightness.
11.3 Map
Map details It sets the amount of detail displayed on the map:
• Simple
• Normal
• USA To use a Geosat that was purchased in Europe in the USA, you need to add a licence to allow the device to read US maps. For further information on how to obtain both the licence and the US maps, email info@ avmap.it.
Beeper It activates/deactivates the button sounds.
Power save
It sets the level of power save after that the power supply cable has been removed.
OFF: no variation is applied when the power supply cable is removed
Medium: the brigthness is automatically reduced after that the power cable is removed
Maximum: the display goes in stand by after 30 seconds of inactivity after that the power supply cable is removed
Factory defaults It restores the original default settings.
Color Theme It changes the colour used as background for
To exit from a menu press the ESC button. If, after modification, you wish to return to the former settings, you can restore the default settings:
1. Press the MENU button twice, select
System setup and press the ENT button to confirm.
2. In the General folder, select Factory defaults.
11.2 General
Regional settings
It sets the continent in which the Geosat will be used. The choices are:
• Europe
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• Full
Auto position It is possible to choose whether the zoom level has to vary automatically during navigation, according to speed and distance to the next turn or whether to keep your own GPS position centred on the map:
Manual: once the zoom level has been set manually, this remains constant for all the navigation.
Auto zoom: the zoom level is varied automatically according to speed and distance to next turn.
Auto centre: the zoom level is varied according speed.
Auto info
It activates or deactivates the automatic info that is displayed when the cursor is placed on any point of the map. The info box shows the name of the street and of the objects found near the cursor.
Traffic overlay It activates/deactivates the windows showing the traffic information from the TMC receiver. The software processes, in real time, the traffic data and displays the information in the pre-set language. (External TMC receiver needed)
Map mode It sets the criteria for the map view.
North up: the 2D map stays fixed with the north up.
Direction up: the 2D map rotates so that the vehicle direction is always facing up.
3D View: for navigation with a GPS signal, the map can display a 3D view (with direction up).
Scale format
Type of scale:
Bar: a segment proportional to the
indicated distance.
Level: indicates the zoom level.
Width: indicates the distance covered by the display.
Fix symbol You can choose which icon represents your GPS position:
• Standard
• Car
User Marks
It sets the way Marks are displayed:
OFF: no Marks are displayed Icon: Marks are displayed with icons Icon/Label: Marks are displayed with icon
and name
11.4 POI
On this page, you can choose which POI categories are displayed on the map. To include or remove a category, select it with the JOYSTICK and press the ENT button to confirm. The POIs associated to a category are displayed when the category checkbox is selected. The safety cameras checkbox is activated
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Shortest: the shortest distance is preferred.
Fewer turns: the route with the fewer turns is preferred.
Off road: off road, “as the crow flies” navigation is activated.
Best for truck (only for Geosat 4 TRUCK): calculates the best for Trucks avoiding streets that are not practicable according to Tele Atlas data.
Route draw mode Selects the mode in which the route is displayed:
Background: the route is highlighted in
yellow on the background so that the cartographic details along the route are visible.
Foreground: the route is highlighted in green covering the cartographic details under it.
Avoid
In calculating the route, you can choose to avoid:
• Toll roads
• U Turns
• Highways
• Walkways (Pedestrian areas)
• Ferry routes
• Built-up areas
• Unpaved roads
Turn details With this option checked, the screen freezes to show the detail of the forthcoming manoeuvre. The turn details are set as off default.
11.6 Track
On this page, you can customize the manner in which the Geosat displays and records the
when safety cameras POIs are uploaded on the navigator (read par 10.3). Only for Geosat 4 CAMP version are available for France, Italy, Germany and UK about 20,000 Points of Interest dedicated to Recreational Vehicles (Campers and Caravans): RV campgrounds, RV parking, camping and RV services.
11.5 Routing
Route preference
It specifies the criteria used to calculate the route:
Fastest: roads with higher speed limits preferred.
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track.
Track display Check this box to view the track of the route that has been followed.
Track recording Check this box to record the track of the route that has been followed.
Track recording step
This sets the time interval or distance between successive points stored in the track. For more detailed, shorter tracks, select a lower value of time or distance or for longer, less
detailed tracks select a higher value
• Auto
• 1 sec
• 5 sec
• 30 sec
• 20 m
• 100 m
• 500 m
Clear Track
Permanently clears the saved track
Remaining Track It shows the remaining space available in the memory for Track(s) recording.
Track colour
Allows selection of the track colour. This option is available when the Track display option is checked.
11.7 Alarms
GPS fix lost alarm Select this option to activate an alarm to alert you to loss of the GPS position.
Speed alarm Select this option to activate the alarm when
you have exceeded a set speed limit. The speed limit field determines the limit above which the alarm is activated.
Mark alarm
Select this option to activate the alarm for the proximity of a Mark point associated to a danger icon. The Mark alarm radius determines the distance at which the alarm is activated.
Safety Camera alarm
Select this option to activate the alarm for the proximity of a safety camera. (For further information read par. 10.3).
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Elapsed timer: press start to start the timer.
11.9 Units
Altitude Sets the unit for altitude:
Ft: feet (1 ft = 0.3 m)
FL: flat level (1 fl = 100 ft)
Mt: meter
Speed Sets the unit for speed:
Kts: knot (1 kts = 1.85 km/h)
Mph: miles per hour (1 mph = 1.6 km/h)
Km/h: kilometres per hour
North reference Sets which North is used as reference in the navigation:
TRUE: geographic (true) North
MAGNETIC: magnetic North
Direction Indicates the units used for direction:
Cardinal letters: value referred to as cardinal points of the compass (N,S,W,E)
Numeric degrees: value referred to as degrees of the compass.
11.10 Text language and Voice
Language
These folders list the available languages for
The Alarm radius determines the distance at which the alarm is activated. To modify the radius, select the field to be modified and move the JOYSTICK either up or down, then confirm by pressing the ENT button.
11.8 Date & Time
Time format: 24h or 12h. Date format: Month/Day/Year or Day/Month/
Year. UTC offset: sets the difference between the local time and Greenwich Mean Time. Countdown timer: set the duration of the countdown (h/min/sec) and press start.
Distance Sets the unit for distance:
Nm: nautical mile (1 nm = 1.85 km)
Sm: Statute mile (1 sm = 1.6 km)
Km: Kilometre
Depth
Sets the unit for depth:
Ft: feet (1 ft = 0.3 m)
FM: fathom (1 fm = 6 ft)
Mt: meter
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Not all the languages that are available for text messages are available for voice prompts. To have all the available languages it is suggested that you update the software periodically. You can always obtain the latest software version, free of charge by visiting www.avmap.it.
11.11 Simulator
the Geosat software and voice prompts:
• English
• Italian
• French
• German
• Spanish
• Danish
• Dutch
• Czech
• Polish
• Slovenian
• Slovakian
• Català (only voice)
• Greek (only voice)
Simulation
Sets the simulation mode:
Straight: the vehicle icon moves on the map following the set heading and speed without following a route. To modify the heading select it with the JOYSTICK and then set the desired value moving the cursor either up or down.
Route: the icon moves along the planned route at the set speed.
Speed: to set the average speed for the simulation. Select the speed with the JOYSTICK and then set the desired value moving the cursor either up and down.
Heading: set the heading to be followed (only for straight simulation).
Demo mode: when this option is checked a demo of all the navigation functions will run on the display. The demo can be paused by pressing any button; after a minute of inactivity, the demo mode starts again. To stop the demo, deselect the demo checkbox.
11.12 Interface
Interface
The serial port can be configured with
You can plan a route and view a simulation of the navigation without connecting the GPS antenna. In the simulation window check the simulation option, and Geosat will display the vehicle icon moving on the route as if you were navigating for real.
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To adjust the brightness:
1. Press and hold the POWER button for 1 second. The Brightness window will open.
2. The automatic brightness control is a default setting. Press the ENT button to deactivate it, so that you can adjust it manually.
3. Adjust the display brightness with the right or left arrow of the JOYSTICK. Press PAGE to quickly vary the brightness.
It is possible to choose among auto brightness and night vision in the second case, the Auto
the serial port (marked TMC): NMEA 4800: the external serial port is programmed to communicate with a baud rate of 4800 bps. NMEA 9600: the external serial port is programmed to communicate with a baud rate of 9600 bps.
11.13 TMC
In this page it is possible to set the TMC alarm radius to get warning messages about the traffic events along the route. TMC alarm radius: sets the distance within which the TMC events are detected.
different communication protocols:
TMC: the serial port is set to communicate with an external TMC receiver (traffic data in real time)
NMEA: the serial port is set to communicate through standard protocol NMEA 0183
Radio Link: the serial port is set to communicate with radio devices
Geolink: the serial port is set to communicate with external localization devices.
Proprietary: C-Map protocol.
Baud Rate
It sets the communication functionalities of
11.14 Brightness
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12.1 Updating the Software
The latest software version to update your Geosat is available, free of charge, from www.avmap.it. Each software update is an executable file with an intuitive user interface that makes the updating operation easier.
How to check the software version in your geosat:
To check whether your Geosat needs to be updated, you need to establish which software version is pre-loaded on your device and then visit the www.avmap.it website to check if it is the latest available version.
Press the MENU button twice to open the Main Menu, select About and press the ENT button to confirm. The info window details the software and cartography information. The software version is indicated in the first line as V1.xx.xxxR (dd-mm-yy), while the chart version is indicated in the second to last line as T-EUQ-xxx.xx
The next step is to check whether there are updates available from the support section of www.avmap.it.
12. Updating the Software and the Map
night vision option is also activated. Select the desired option and confirm by pressing ENT. The Auto night vision works thanks to the brightness sensor positioned on the back of the navigator. The brightness of the display is varies according to the environment brightness, and when there is no light, the colour palette is automatically changed to favour an optimal and safer view.
11.15 Volume
The Geosat is equipped with a speaker mounted at the back of the unit. To adjust the volume
:
1. Press the SPEAK button and hold for at least 3 seconds.
2. Adjust the volume with the JOYSTICK.
3. Press SPEAK to quickly vary the volume.
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audible signal to disconnect your AvMap Geosat from the PC.
12.2 Updating the Map To update the map of Geosat 4 ALL visit www.avmap.it for the list of available maps. To know whether your cartography needs to be updated or not, you need to know the version of the cartography preloaded on the SD card and check whether that is the latest one available on the AvMap web site.
To check your cartography version:
1. Press twice the MENU button to open the Main Menu.
2. Select ABOUT and confirm by pressing ENT.
3. The about page contains all the info
related to software and cartography. The cartography version is detailed in the bottom: Map Name and Version (V.x) e.g. Italy V.3
The next step is to verify whether there is a newer version available on www.avmap.it . Check in the Cartography section or in the Shop on line.
communicate with your unit.
GsUpdate Once you have downloaded the drivers, you can download the software update - called “gsupdate”.
1. In the Support Area, Faq’s and Download section click on Software Update. Find the latest release of the software, which will incorporate all the most recent improvements (and all the previous ones).
2. Once you have downloaded the new software on your PC, you can connect your AvMap Geosat to the USB port, using the cable provided. If your unit is correctly linked, it will emit an audible signal. It should also display the ‘Found New Hardware’ message. Confirm the installation
3. Open the downloaded file. This will launch the software update utility and your AvMap Geosat will emit two audible signals and will display the current version of the software and the new one. Choose one (or more) languages from the menu and click on ‘TRANSFER’. Once you have completed the update click on ‘EXIT’ and wait for the
How to install the drivers on your PC: If this is the first time that you have updated the software, you first need to register your product on the URL www.avmap.it under the Support section. Select Product registration and fill out all the required fields. After completing the form, you will receive an email with your login and password details. After registering the product, select Faqs and Download, and choose from the drop menu the model of the navigator to be updated, then click on drivers (this is necessary just the first time you update the software ). In the drivers page click on download., you will be asked to enter your login and password details and then the download will start.
Once the drivers have been saved, launch the set up (USB_Geosat_2_4_Drivers-Setup) and follow the instructions without connecting your AvMap Geosat to the PC. Once the set up is finished, restart your PC. If the drivers have been correctly installed, they will be displayed in the Control Panel under Add/Remove Programs as ‘Chart Plotter USB drivers’. This driver will let your PC
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The map updates available for Geosat are provided on DVD. To install Geosend, the software that allows you to program Hard Disc with the updated cartography.
1. Start your PC.
2. Insert the map update DVD in the DVD
driver. Do not connect Geosat to the PC.
3. Launch the Geosend setup and follow the instructions. Once the setup has been completed, restart the PC.
4. Connect Geosat to the PC via the USB cable. During this operation the Geosat must be turned off. The unit will be powered via the USB cable. The display will remain off for the whole operation.
5. Launch Geosend. Click on the Transfer icon on the left hand side of the screen.
6. In the same way, you can go to the transfer page and choose the language/s required for the voice instructions. Then click on the ‘Transfer to Geosat’ button.
7. Once the transfer is completed, close the program and disconnect the USB cable from Geosat.
13.1 Ram Clear
The Ram Clear is a memory reset that can be carried out in case of fatal error or to reset the memory in order to restore the default settings. Attention: this operation will delete your Marks if they have not been saved with the File Manager.
1. Connect the power supply of your AvMap Geosat. The unit has to be turned off at that time.
2. Power on the navigator with the PAGE button pressing at the same time the FIND button. Hold both keys until the ‘System Test’ window is displayed.
3. Select Ram Clear with the JOYSTICK, then
13. Troubleshooting
Minimum System requirements for Geosend:
Microsoft ® Windows® ME / 2000 / XP or
2003 Server 486 DX2 Processor or higher 64 Mb ram (suggested) 64 Mb free space on the hard disk 256 colour Monitor (resolution 800x600 px
or higher) USB Port
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it will be possible to power on the navigator and restart the software.
14. Warranty and Support
Key Product: The Geosat in-car navigator,
contained in the packaging. Conformity: Conformity to the technical, aesthetic and functional features described for the product. Purchaser: Private person purchasing the product from the vendor. Producer: AvMap S.r.l.
14.1 Warranty conditions This warranty is valid throughout the European Community. The conditions of guarantee secure the Purchaser in conformity with the 1st Article 1 Dlgs. 2 February, n. 24 without prejudice of the rights deriving to the Purchaser in pursuance of the national laws. The Purchaser can exercise warranty rights up to 24 months from the date of delivery of the product. The date of delivery is taken as the one printed on tax documents (receipt, invoice or other equivalent) issued by the seller to the Purchaser at the point of sale. If the product displays a possible Conformity Defect, it must be returned to the Support Centre within two months since the finding, otherwise the Purchaser will lose the warranty right. When the Purchaser verifies a Conformity
press the ENT button to confirm.
4. You will then see a message “Are you sure?” press the ENT key to confirm. ‘Ram Cleared’ will be displayed.
5. When the Ram is cleared, you can turn off the unit with the PAGE button.
13.2 Reset
The Reset operation can be carried out if the software is blocked and it is not possible to switch off the navigator in any other way. Insert a pointy object in the reset hole that is positioned in the back of the navigator (in its centre, the device will turn off. At this point
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Defect he/she must send the product to the Support Centre, together with the tax document and the warranty.
The Purchaser’s rights under this warranty, are forfeited in the following cases:
• If the Support Centre identifies previous unauthorised repair attempts have been made, and/or that unofficial replacement components have been used.
Conformity Defect caused by the misuse of the product or inadequate installation and/ or failure to comply with the instructions contained in the User Manual, or contrary to the technical or security regulations in force in the Country in which the
Product had been used when the possible Conformity Defect occurred.
Conformity Defects caused by revisions or alterations that have not been authorised by the Producer, that is negligence, misuse, deterioration due to the exposure of the Product to sunlight, humidity, heat source or temperature that do not conform with the recommendations in the User Manual.
• Damages caused directly or indirectly to the Product by the Purchaser during carrying, or due to its exposure to:
- lightning or other atmospheric
phenomena
- excess voltage
- inadequate or irregular electrical supply, and generally due to any operations or interventions carried out on the Product by the Purchaser or by a third party contrary to the correct use of the Product.
The Purchaser’s rights under this warranty also regard the aesthetical and/or missing components, power supply cables, but excluding normal wear and tear or inadequate and/or inappropriate employ of the mentioned parts above. The conditions of this Warranty can only be changed, modified or extended in writing by the Producer. Each possible controversy deriving and/or connected to the previous conditions of the warranty will be transferred to the exclusive and absolute knowledge of the jurisdiction of Massa (MS).
14.2 Repair and replacement under
warranty
When a Conformity Defect has been confirmed, the Purchaser must contact the authorised Support Centre for national territory by one of the following methods:
Web procedure: The Purchaser should visit the www.avmap. it website and click on “Technical Support.” The Purchaser will be required to complete an on-line assistance request form. Once the form has been processed, the Support Centre will send the Purchaser an authorisation number by email. The Purchaser may then send the broken equipment to the national competent Supporting Centre for the reparation on guarantee.
Telephone procedure: Contact +44 (0)1329 517777 and explain your problem to the Support Centre operator. The operator will give you an authorization number. The Purchaser may then send the broken equipment to the national competent Supporting Centre for the reparation on guarantee.
The authorised Support Centre for Products purchased in UK and Ireland is the following:
C-Map (UK) Ltd Systems House Delta Business Park
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Salterns Lane Fareham PO16 0QS United Kingdom
The Purchaser can check which is the national competent Supporting Centre for each country on the web site www.avmap.it.
For repairs carried out under guarantee or Product replacement, the validity of the warranty continues to have effect from the date on the tax document. The Product control and the Conformity Defect Check are exclusive competence of the Supporting Centre.
14.3 Tele Atlas End User Agreement
END USER AGREEMENT, RESTRICTIONS AND PROHIBITIONS IN THE USE OF TELE ATLAS CARTOGRAPHY AND COPYRIGHTS WARNINGS
RESTRICTIONS:
• The cartographic data are licensed for internal business or personal use only and not for transfer, distribution, or disclosure to third parties or for the benefit of third
parties
• The cartographic data use is limited to the user
PROHIBITIONS:
• Operation of a service bureau or any other use involving the processing of data of other persons or entities
• Use of the Licensed Products other than (1) with software provided by Licensee; or, if applicable, (2) while connected to Licensee’s website
• Assignment, time-sharing, lend or lease, or rental of the Licensed Products
• Title to or any ownership interest in the Licensed Products passing to the End User or any other party deriving or attempting to derive the structure of the Licensed Products
• Use, duplication (except for a single archival copy), reproduction, disclosure, publication, distribution, or transfer of the Licensed Products other than as specifically allowed
• The removal or obscuring of any copyright, trademark notice, or restrictive legend
• The modification or creation of derivative works of the Licensed Products
• Use of the Licensed Products to provide
competitive information about TA or the Licensed Products to third parties
• Creation of a derivative product that competes with the Licensed Products
ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS TO BE INCLUDED BY LICENSEE:
1. TA is a third party beneficiary of AvMap rights under the EULA, but is not a party thereto and shall have no obligations thereunder.
2. Disclaim, to the extent permitted by applicable law, TA’s liability for any damages, or loss of any kind, whether special, direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential, arising from the use of the Licensed Products.
3. Disclaim all warranties of TA, whether express or implied, including but not limited to, the implied warranties of non-infringement, merchantability, completeness, accuracy, and fitness for a particular purpose.
4. End User has to be acknowledged that the Licensed Products include confidential and proprietary information and materials and may include trade secrets.
5. Require End User to comply with all
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applicable export laws and regulations of the United States / the European Community.
6a. (Applicable for US data Only) Include the
following: U.S. GOVERNMENT RIGHTS. If End User is an agency, department, or other entity of the United States Government, or funded in whole or in part by the United States government, then use, duplication, reproduction, release, modification, disclosure or transfer of this commercial product and accompanying documentation, is restricted in accordance with FAR 12.212 and DFARS 227.7202, and by a license agreement. Contractor/ manufacturer is Tele Atlas North America, Inc., 1605 Adams Drive, Menlo Park, CA 94025, (650) 328-3825. The Licensed Products are ©1984-2003 by Tele Atlas N.V. and Tele Atlas North America, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. For purpose of any public disclosure provision under any federal, state or local law, it is agreed that the Licensed Products are a trade secret and a proprietary commercial product and not subject to disclosure.
6b. (Applicable for US data only) Include
the following: If End User is an agency,
department, or other entity of any State government, the United States Government or any other public entity or funded in whole or in part by the United States Government, then End User hereby agrees to protect the Licensed Products from public disclosure and to consider the Licensed Products exempt from any statute, law, regulation, or code, including any Sunshine Act, Public Records Act, Freedom of Information Act, or equivalent, which permits public access and/or reproduction or use of the Licensed products. In the event that such exemption is challenged under any such laws, this EULA shall be considered breached and any and all right to retain any copies or to use of the Licensed Products shall be terminated and considered immediately null and void. Any copies of the Licensed Products held by Licensee shall immediately be destroyed. If any court of competent jurisdiction considers this clause void and unenforceable, in whole or in part, for any reason, this EULA shall be considered terminated and null and void, in its entirety, and any and all copies of the Licensed Products shall immediately be destroyed.
7. (Applicable for data of Denmark only). If Licensee licenses the Tele Atlas MultiNet™ data of Denmark to an End User, Licensee must also include the following terms in its EULA with the End User: Prohibit End User from using the Tele Atlas MultiNet™ data of Denmark to create maps within telephone books, telephone books or other products similar to telephone books (e.g. directories), including such products in digital form.
8. (Applicable for data of Norway only). If Licensee licenses the Tele Atlas MultiNet™ data of Norway to an End User, Licensee must also include the following terms in its EULA with the End User: Prohibit End User from using the Tele Atlas MultiNet™ data of Norway to create general purpose printed or digital maps, which are similar to the basic national products of the Norwegian Mapping Authority. (Any Derivative Product of the Tele Atlas MultiNet™ data of Norway shall be regarded as similar to the basic national products of the Norwegian Mapping Authority if such Derivative Product has a regional or national coverage, and at the same time has a content, scale and format that are similar to the basic
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national products of the Norwegian Mapping Authority).
9. (Applicable for POI’s of the USA only). If Licensee licenses POI’s of the USA to an End User, it is required that Licensee includes the following warranty disclaimer: “THE PREMIUM POI’S ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. IN NO EVENT WILL TELE ATLAS’S THIRD PARTY SUPPLIER(S) OF THE PREMIUM POI’S BE LIABLE IN ANY WAY WITH REGARD TO THE PREMIUM POI’S.”
10. If Licensee wishes to license the U.S. municipal boundaries product, currently marketed as Dynamap®/Municipal Boundaries, as one of the Licensed Products, then Licensee shall not use the Municipal Boundaries product to create or derive applications which are used for the purpose of tariff or tax rate determination for a particular address or range of addresses.
11. (applicable for data of United Kingdom only)
• Licensee shall prohibit the removal or obscuring of any copyright, trademark or restrictive legend belonging to Ordnance Survey
• Ordnance Survey disclaims any warranty on Tele Atlas Multinet data for Great Britain
• Ordnance Survey prohibits using Tele Atlas Data for printed publications
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LIST OF COPYRIGHTS
Europe: “Data Source © <2006> Tele Atlas N.V.” Austria: “© BEV, GZ 1368/2003.” Denmark: “© DAV” France: Michelin data © Michelin 2006 Great Britain: This product includes data by Ordnance
Survey with authorization of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office controller. © Crown copyright and database right
2006. All rights reserved. License number 100026920
TMC codes UK: The RDS-TMC info version (6G) 3.4, 4.5 e
4.6 are provided by TMC TRAFFICMASTER and are subject to the terms of the license agreement between Tele Atlas and TRAFFICMASTER.
© TRAFFICMASTER. All rights reserved”.
Italy: “© Geonext/DeAgostini” Northern Ireland: “© Ordnance Survey of Northern
Ireland”
Norway: “© Norwegian Mapping Authority, Public
Roads Administration /
© Mapsolutions.”
Switzerland: “© Swisstopo” Netherlands: “Topografische ondergrond Copyright ©
dienst voor het kadaster en de openbare registers, Apeldoorn 2004”
Products for North America (US and Canada)
“© 2006 Tele Atlas North America, Inc. / Geographic Data Technology, Inc. All rights reserved. This material is proprietary and the subject of copyright protection and other intellectual property rights owned by or licensed to Tele Atlas North America, Inc. / Geographic Data Technology, Inc. The use of this material is subject to the terms of a license agreement. You will be held liable for any unauthorized copying or disclosure of this material.”
Canada
“Canadian Data © DMTI Spatial” (on CD/DVD); “Portions of Canadian map data are reproduced under license from Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada with permission from Natural Resource Canada.”
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Technical specifications
5,6” LCD TFT display Brightness 450 nit Contrast 250:1 Resolution 320 x 240 px Number of colours 65536 Manual or automatic brightness control
Built-in Sirf III GPS receiver 20 channels Built-in rechargeable Li-Io battery 4GB HDD
Processor Arm9 200 MHz RAM 64 MB
Backlit keyboard Built-in speaker
Power supply 10/35 V Maximum consumption 7 W Operating temperatures 0 – 50 °C Storage temperatures -25 – 60 °C
Dimensions 156 x 110 x 38.2 mm Weight 490 g
Appendix A
Serial port for (optional) external GPS
antenna
Serial port for external TMC receiver Audio video input (PAL NTSC) Audio output Infrared sensor USB port
Minimum PC requirements (for software
updates):
Microsoft Windows ME, 2000, XP, 2003
server
64 Mb free space on Hard Disc 64 MB RAM DVD Rom drive USB Port
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Appendix B
POI index
Car services
Car repair Car dealer Gas station Parking Garage Rent-a-car facility Rent-a-car parking Bovag garage Vehicle equipment provider Athorized car repair
Transport
Airline access Airport Bovag garage Bridge and tunnel Entry point Highway exit Ferry terminal Lighthouse Main railway station Main railway station CLF (car loading facility) Military airport Minor railway station Minor railway station CLF (car loading
facility) Park/ride facility Motorways parking area Parking garage Passenger/ freight airport Gas station Ramp Rent-a-car facility Rent-a-car parking Motorway services Truck stop Underground/metro station Underground/ metro station CLF Yacht basin
Emergency
Emergency medical service Fire station Hospital/polyclinic Police station State Police station
Attractions
Abbey Castle Church City centre
Construction Fortress Military cemetery Monastery Building Monument Public place Scenic/panoramic view Tourist attraction View Water mill Windmill
Food and drinks
Café / pub Kiosk Restaurant Winery
Government
City Hall Courthouse Embassy Frontier crossing Government building Government office Prison
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Lodging
Camping site Hotel/Motel
Medical services Dentists Doctors Pharmacy Veterinarians
Natural attractions
Beach Land use Mountain pass Mountain peak Nature reserve Rocks Terrain
Services
Bank Car repair ATM Convention centre Elective district Factory ground Free port
Industrial activity Post office University School WC Worship
Shopping
Car dealer Shop Shopping center Vehicle equipment provider
Sport facilities
Golf course Car race track Horse track Ice skating track Ice skating rink Skating rink Sport hall Sports center Stadium Swimming pool Tennis court Walking terrain Water sport
Camp
RV Parking Camping Campgrounds RV services
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AvMap S.r.l.
Via Caboto, 9
54036 Marina di Carrara (MS)
Italia
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AvMap s.r.l. Via Caboto, 9 - 54036 Marina di Carrara (MS) - Italia info@avmap.it
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