Blaupunkt TPILOT MP3 User Manual

Mobile Navigation

TravelPilot MP3 Edition

Operating and

Mounting Instructions

Device Overview

Device Overview

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The following button are located be­low the display:

1 INFO: Repeats the last travel in-

struction.

2 MENU: Opens the start screen of

the device.

3 On/Off switch:
Short press: Starts the device in the

previously used mode or switch­es the device to a state of rest.
Long press (longer than three sec­onds): Switches the device off.

4 VOL−: Decreases the volume.
5 VOL+: Increases the volume.
6 Touchscreen: All entries and the

control of TravelPilot are carried
out in a simple and intuitive way
by touching the buttons displayed
on the touchscreen.

Device Overview

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The right side features the following
elements:

7 Socket for connecting the Travel-

Pilot with the charger or the ciga­rette lighter wire.

8 Headphone jack
9 SD card slot

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Device Overview

The underside features the following
controls:

<=

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:

: Battery compartment cover
; Battery main switch
< GPS antenna socket for connect-

ing an external GPS antenna.

= Support

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> Socket for connecting the Travel-

Pilot to the cradle. The cradle
provides additional functions. For
further information, please read
the "Cradle" chapter.

? Reset button. Restarts the Travel-

Pilot.

Contents

Device Overview ......................2

Safety Warnings .....................10

Safety Warnings for Navigation .. 10
Safety Warnings for Handling

the TravelPilot ........................... 10

Initial Startup of TravelPilot ..11

TravelPilot Scope of Delivery ........ 11

Protective Films and Covers ......... 12

Switching the Main Switch On/Off . 12

Setting the Language .................... 13

Reset ............................................. 13

Charging the Battery .............13

Installation in the Vehicle .....14

Attaching the Support ...............15

Removing the Support ...............15

Attaching TravelPilot .................. 15

Attaching the Cradle .................. 15

Installing TravelPilot in the

Cradle ........................................ 16

Removing the TravelPilot .......... 16

Switching on/off ....................16

Switch-on ................................... 16

Activating the Idle State ............. 16

Switch-off .................................. 16

Reactivating ............................... 16

Operating the Navigation

Menus .....................................17

Software Keyboard ....................... 17

Entering Blank Spaces ............... 17

Deleting Characters ................... 17

Switching between Number,
Special Character and

Character Input .......................... 17

Lists .............................................. 17

Buttons ......................................... 18

Information ................................... 19

Traffi c Jam Reports.................... 19

GPS Status ................................ 20

Navigation ..............................22

General Notes about the

Navigation ..................................... 22

Starting the Navigation ................. 22

Entering a Destination ............... 23

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Contents

Navigating Home ........................ 23

Showing a Map .......................... 23

Traffi c Jam Reports.................... 23

Settings...................................... 23

Exiting the Menu ........................ 24

Additional Functions .................. 24

GPS Info ..................................... 24

Route Planning ........................... 24

Performing Basic Settings ............ 24

Setting the Time Zone ...............24

Entering the Home Address ....... 25

Specifying a Destination ...............26

Entering a Destination ............... 26

Entering a Destination Country . 27
Entering a Destination Address . 28

Additional Functions ................. 29

Selecting a Point of Interest ......... 29

Point of Interest in the Current

Vicinity ....................................... 29

Additional Functions ................. 31

Point of Interest at a Specifi c

Location ..................................... 32

Special National Destination ..... 34

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Copying a Destination from

the Map......................................... 36

Moving the Map Section ............ 36

Copying the Destination

from the Favorites ......................... 39

Copying a Favorite for

Destination Guidance ................ 39

Additional Functions ................. 40

Copying one of the Recent

Destinations .................................. 40

Additional Functions ................. 41

Using Home Address as

Destination ................................... 41

Managing Destinations ..........42

Saving Destinations ...................... 42

Saving one of the Recent

Destinations ............................... 43

Renaming a Destination ............. 43

Deleting a Destination ............... 44

Deleting the Complete List ........ 44

Route Planning with Stages...45

Entering Destination Points ....... 45

Adding a Route Point .................46

Contents

Editing, Saving and Managing

Routes ........................................ 46

Changing the Order ................... 47

Deleting a Route Point ............... 47

Deleting a Complete Route List .47

Managing Routes .......................... 48

Saving a route ............................ 48

Loading a route .......................... 48

Calculating a Route ....................... 48

Displaying the Route on the Map . 49

Simulation (demo mode) ........... 49

Specifying Route Options ......49

Destination Guidance ............51

Disturbed GPS Reception .......... 52

Quitting the Destination

Guidance.................................... 52

Reaching the Place of

Destination ................................ 52

Working with the Map ...........53

Map Operation .............................. 53

Showing a Map .......................... 53

Touching the Map ...................... 53

Buttons ......................................... 54

With Map View without

GPS Reception ........................... 54

With Map View with

GPS Reception ........................... 54

Additional Functions .................. 57

Day/Night Mode ......................... 57

Mute ........................................... 57

Settings...................................... 57

Block Road, Unblocking ............. 57

Inserting an Interim Destination . 57

Route Options ............................ 58

Next Destination ........................ 58

Map Display during

Destination Guidance ............59

Navigation Tools ......................... 59

Route Information ...................... 60

Signpost Information ................. 60

Speed Limit ...............................60

Showing Additional

Map Information ........................... 61

Map Information ........................ 61

Route Information ...................... 62

Signpost Information ................. 62

Speed ........................................ 62

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Contents

Additional Functions during

Navigation ..............................64

Inserting an Interim Destination ... 64

Approaching the Next Destination . 65

Blocking route segments .......65

Manual Blocking......................... 65

Unblocking ................................. 66

Using the TMC Functionality ......... 67

Traffi c Reports with TMC ........... 67

TMC Mode of Operation ............ 67

Showing TMC Messages ............ 68

Refreshing TMC Messages ......... 68

Closing the TMC Messages

Menu .......................................... 68

Including TMC Messages in

Route Calculation ......................68

Automatic Route Change ........... 69

Manual Route Change ................ 69

Including/Ignoring Additional

Traffi c Report ............................. 69

Confi guring TravelPilot /

Basic Settings ........................70

Settings ........................................ 70

Factory Settings ......................... 70

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Map Information ........................ 71

Route Information ...................... 71

Signpost Information ................. 72

Speed ........................................ 72

Volume ....................................... 73

Touchscreen Calibration ............ 73

Auto Mode .................................73

Route Options ............................ 74

Route Planning ........................... 74

Time Calculation ........................ 75

Units of Measure / Formats /

Language ................................... 75

TMC ........................................... 75

Home Address ........................... 76

Product Information .................. 76

GPS Mode of Operation ........76

MP3/WMA Mode ...................77

Preparing the SD Card .................. 77

Inserting the SD Card ................... 78

Selecting MP3/WMA Mode ........... 78

Starting Playback .......................... 78

Selecting a Directory .................... 78

Selecting a Directory via Button . 79

Contents

Selecting a Directory via File

Browser .....................................79

Selecting Tracks/Files ................... 79

Selecting a Track via Button ...... 80

Confi guring the Display ................ 80

Random Track Play (Mix/Shuffl e) . 80

Repeated Directory Play (Repeat) . 81

Quitting Playback .......................... 81

Selecting the Equalizer ................. 81

Removing the SD Card .................. 82

Picture Viewer .......................82

Starting the Picture Viewer........... 82

Starting the Slide Show ................ 83

Setting the Time for the

Slide Show .................................... 83

Quitting the Slide Show................ 84

Selecting a Directory .................... 84

Selecting a Directory via Button . 84
Selecting a Directory/

Picture via File Browser ............. 84

Selecting a Picture ........................ 85

Selecting a Picture via Button.... 85

Confi guring the Display ................ 85

Adjusting the Picture to the

Display Format .............................. 86

Removing the SD Card .................. 86

Installing Street Maps ...........87

Removing the SD Card ............... 87

Cradle ....................................88

Cradle Installation ........................88

Connection Blocks of
Blaupunkt Car Sound Systems

for TravelPilot ............................. 89

Accessories (not included) ....90

Steering Wheel Remote

Control RC 09 ...............................90

Technical Data ........................91

Warranty ................................91

Disposal of old unit ...............91

Fault Removal / Frequently

Asked Questions FAQ ............92

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Safety Warnings

Safety Warnings

The following safety instructions
must be read before operating your
TravelPilot for the fi rst time.

Safety Warnings for Navigation

Warning:

Do not operate the TravelPilot while
driving under any conditions.

View the display only when stopped.
If you are distracted by the Travel-

Pilot, turn it off while driving.
The street routing and traffi c signs

have priority over the instructions of
the navigation system.

Follow the instruction of the Travel­Pilot only if circumstances and traf­fi c regulations allow! TravelPilot will
bring you to your destination even if
you have to deviate from the planned
route.

Failure to follow these instructions
may result in an accident that caus­es death, serious injury or property
damages.

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Notes:

• Routes are best planned before

starting your trip. If you want to
enter a new route while on the
road, please head for the next
parking or rest area!

• If you do not understand the voice

information while driving or if you
are not sure what to do at the next
intersection, use the map or arrow
display for quick orientation, but
only when the vehicle is not mov­ing.

Safety Warnings for Handling the
TravelPilot

Warning:

Protect the device against moisture
since it is not waterproof and not
splashproof.

Notes:

• Remove the power supply connec-

tor of the TravelPilot if you switch
off the engine since the GPS re­ceiver constantly uses electricity

Initial Startup

and could discharge the vehicle
battery.

• Do not unplug the connector by

pulling on the wire. The wire could
be damaged!

• Do not use harsh solvents to clean

the device; use only a damp, lint­free cloth.

Initial Startup of
TravelPilot

If you are starting up the TravelPilot
for the fi rst time, you must switch
on the main switch and set your pre­ferred language for the menus and
the voice output.

TravelPilot Scope of
Delivery

The scope of delivery contains the
following components:

• TravelPilot MP3 Edition

• Suction cup holder

• Power supply and charger

• Connector charger for connecting

to cigarette lighter

• Operating instructions

• DVD with road map and restore

program

• Cradle

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Initial Startup

Protective Films and Covers

Prior to the initial use, remove the
protective fi lms from the display and
front of the housing. Before using
the cradle, please remove the elastic
cover at the bottom of the housing.
Before inserting an SD card, please
remove the dummy card. To protect
the contacts, you can apply the elas­tic cover and dummy card again after
using the TravelPilot.

Switching the Main Switch
On/Off

The main switch allows for switching
the TravelPilot on and off. In its deliv­ery state, the TravelPilot is switched
off via main switch.

➜ Press on the hatched area on the

cover of the battery compartment
(see arrow) and push the battery
compartment cover to the outside
of the device.

The main switch is on the left side of
the battery.

➜ Use the tip of a ball-point pen and

push the main switch to the ON
position.

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Charging the Battery

Setting the Language

If the TravelPilot was switched off
using the main switch, US English
is used as the standard language. If
necessary, you may have to set the
desired language for the menus and
the voice output:

➜ Switch on the TravelPilot using the

On/Off switch

➜ Touch Settings. Touch

until Language appears. A list with
available languages is displayed.

➜ Touch the language in the list that

you want to use for menus and
voice output.

The language is loaded and the

main menu is displayed.

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or

Reset

The TravelPilot can be restarted by
using the Reset button.

➜ For this purpose, press the Reset

button ? on the underside of the
TravelPilot.

Charging the Battery

The built-in battery allows for operat­ing the TravelPilot battery-operated
for up to four hours. The usage time
is dependent upon the type of opera­tion.

The charge indicator of the battery
is located in the top center of the
screen. The symbols have the follow­ing meaning:

–

: The device is supplied by
an external power source. The
battery is fully charged.

: The device is supplied by

–

an external power source. The
battery is being charged.

–

: The device is supplied by
its internal battery. The charge
state of the battery is suffi ­cient.

–

: The device is supplied by
its internal battery. The charge
state of the battery is low.

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Installation in the Vehicle

The number of dark block segments
on the battery indicates the charge
state of the battery (0 to 3 seg­ments).

Note:

If the charge state of the battery
is very low, a warning message is
displayed.

➜ To charge the battery, attach the

supplied charger or the cigarette
lighter wire to the charging sock­et.

Note:

Use only original chargers for op­erating and charging the battery.

The charging time is approx.
6 hours.

Note:

Do not discard any batteries in the
household trash; instead, return
them to the corresponding collec­tion sites.

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Installation in the
Vehicle

For temporary installation in a vehi­cle, the TravelPilot features a suction
cup holder with a suction cup to at­tach it to the windshield.

Warning:

The TravelPilot should be in a location
that does not block the driver's view
and does not distract the driver.

The TravelPilot should be mounted
either on the center console or the
middle of the instrument panel. If
mounted on the instrument panel,
insure that it is below the top of the
instrument panel.

Insure that the TravelPilot is located
in an area that will not be contacted
if the vehicle's airbags deploy.

Ensure that the TravelPilot does not
pose a threat to passengers in the ve­hicle in case of emergency braking.

Read the vehicle owner's manual re­garding airbags and other vehicle fea­tures before selecting a safe location.

Installation in the Vehicle

Failure to follow these instructions may
result in an accident that causes death,
serious injury or property damages.

Attaching the Support

The TravelPilot can be installed in the
vehicle in a simple and safe way using
the supplied suction cup holder.

➜ Locate a suitable place for install-

ing the TravelPilot.

To ensure a perfect hold, the glass

must be free of dust and oil. If nec­essary, clean the glass fi rst using
the supplied lens cleaning tissue.

➜ Press the suction plate of the sup-

port against the glass.

➜ Push the lever on the suction sup-

port towards the glass.

➜ The holder can now be adjusted.

The track for mounting the Travel­Pilot must be aligned vertically.

Removing the Support

If you change vehicles, you can simply
remove the support.

➜ Push the lever on the suction sup-

port away from the glass.

➜ Carefully loosen the suction plate

at the edge from the glass so that
air can enter between suction cup
and glass.

➜ Carefully pull the suction cup off

of the glass.

Attaching TravelPilot

The TravelPilot features a mount for
the track of the suction cup holder.

➜ Carefully push the guide of the

TravelPilot over the track of the
suction cup holder.

Attaching the Cradle

The cradle features a mount for the
track of the suction cup holder on the
rear side. The last pages of these in-

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Switching on/off

structions provide information about
connecting the cradle to your car
sound system.

➜ Carefully push the guide of the

TravelPilot over the track of the
suction cup holder.

Installing TravelPilot in the Cradle

The cradle features a track for mount­ing the TravelPilot on the inside.

➜ Carefully push the guide of the

TravelPilot over the track of the
suction cup holder.

Removing the TravelPilot

➜ Pull the TravelPilot up and out of

the cradle or the support. If neces­sary, securely support the cradle
or the support.

Switching on/off

Switch-on

➜ To switch on the TravelPilot, push

the button

The device switches on and dis-

plays the previously active display
(menu, destination guidance).

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below the display.

Activating the Idle State

➜ To activate the idle state, briefl y

push the button
play.

The TravelPilot switches to the

idle state.

Switch-off

➜ To switch off the device, press and

hold the button

4 seconds.
The TravelPilot is switched off.
Note:

A complete switch-off of the

TravelPilot is only necessary if you

do not operate the device for an

extended period of time or if you

want to load new map material

from the memory card.

Reactivating

➜ In this state, the power-on button

must be pressed for longer than

4 seconds to switch on the Travel-

Pilot.

below the dis-

for longer than

Operating the Navigation Menus

Operating the
Navigation Menus

Software Keyboard

If text entries are required, the touch­screen displays a software keyboard.
You can perform all entries using your
fi nger. Only capital letters can be en­tered.

You do not have to enter any spe­cial characters when entering city or
street names. The TravelPilot com­pletes these characters automati­cally.

Entering Blank Spaces

➜ To enter a blank space, touch the

button

Deleting Characters

➜ To delete the last character, touch

the

button

Switching between Number, Special
Character and Character Input

➜ To enter numbers, such as post-

code, touch the button
To return to the character entry

mode,
➜ touch
To enter a special character,
➜ touch the

character keyboard is displayed.
As soon as you enter a special

character, the character keyboard

is automatically displayed again.

Note:

Special characters do not have to

be entered when entering address

information, but they may be help-

ful for the description of stored

destinations and routes.

button. The special

Lists

In many cases, you can display lists
from which you can select an entry.

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Operating the Navigation Menus

This is the case, for example, if you
do not enter the complete name of a
place during the entry. After every en­try of a letter, the text fi eld shows the
fi rst entry that starts with the previ­ously entered characters. To display a
list with additional matching entries,
touch the List button.

The end of the list features entries
what contain the sequence of previ­ously entered characters not at the
beginning, but in the middle or at the
end.

One entry of the list is always se­lected.

➜ The selected entry can be selected

by touching the OK button.

These lists contain the following but­tons:

• : Touch the OK button to

accept the selected entry. Howev­er, you can also directly touch an
entry to accept it.

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• : Touch this button to scroll

up in the list by one page (5 ele-

ments).

• : Touch this button to scroll

down in the list by one page

(5 elements).

• To scroll through the list by several

pages, repeatedly touch the corre-

sponding button.

Note:

If the list features more than 5 ele-

ments, the scroll bar indicates the

current position in the list.

• : Touch this button to return

to the entry without selecting a

list element.

Buttons

Buttons are located on all menus of
the TravelPilot:

• : Touch this button to return

to the previously opened menu.

If you are in the Navigation menu,

this button takes you to the Blau-

Operating the Navigation Menus

punkt start screen. Here, you can
open another application, such
as the MP3 player or the Picture
Viewer, or reopen the navigation.

• More: Touch this button to obtain

access to additional functions. De­pending on the menu in which this
button is located, different func­tions are offered.

If this button is deactivated, no ad­ditional functions are available.

Information

From the Navigation menu, you can
display the current traffi c jam re­ports and the current GPS status at
any time.

Traffi c Jam Reports

If you connected the TravelPilot to
a Blaupunkt TMC car sound system,
your TravelPilot is supplied with TMC
messages that allow for the calcula­tion of dynamic routes while includ­ing the current traffi c situation. You

can also use the TravelPilot to show
the TMC messages on the display.

➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

Traffi c jam reports button.

The TMC messages menu displays.

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Operating the Navigation Menus

➜ Touch the arrow buttons in the

Message area to change between
the individual TMC messages.

For each TMC message, the street

number (motorways, regional and
local street) as well as the type of
jam is displayed.

➜ Touch the Update display button

to display TMC messages that ar­rived since you opened the TMC
messages menu.

➜ Touch the button to close the

TMC messages menu.

To display and include TMC messag­es during navigation, please read the
section "Using the TMC Functional­ity".

GPS Status

The GPS status menu contains infor-
mation about your current position
and your current speed limit. In ad­dition, you can also save your current
position.

➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

More button.

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The following window displays:

➜ Touch the GPS Info button.

The GPS Status menu displays.

• GMT: Greenwich Mean Time Lon-

don time without daylight savings

time.

Operating the Navigation Menus

• Longitude/Latitude, current Posi-

tion: Information of the east longi­tude and north latitude.

• Satellites: Number of satellites

received. The navigation requires
signals from at least three satel­lites.

• HDOP: Horizontal Dilution of Pre-

cision. Indicates the quality of the
positioning. Theoretically, values
from 0 to 50 are possible, whereby
the following applies: The lower
the value, the more precise the
positioning (value 0 = no deviation
from the actual position). Values
up to 8 are acceptable for naviga­tion.

• Speed: Indicates the current

speed of the vehicle.

• Position: Indicates the address of

the current position (if possible).

• Save current position: Touch this

button to save the current posi-

tion to the favorites.

• Touch the button to close the

GPS window.

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Navigation

Navigation

General Notes about the
Navigation

The use of the TravelPilot is at your
own risk.

Warning:

Do not operate the TravelPilot while
driving under any conditions.

View the display only when stopped.
If you are distracted by the Travel-

Pilot, turn it off while driving.
The street routing and traffi c signs

have priority over the instructions of
the navigation system.

Follow the instruction of the Travel­Pilot only if circumstances and traf­fi c regulations allow! TravelPilot will
bring you to your destination even if
you have to deviate from the planned
route.

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Starting the Navigation

➜ Switch on the device using the

button.

➜ In the start screen, touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.

Navigation

The Navigation menu allows access to
all the functions of the navigation.

Note:

The TravelPilot always starts with
the screen that was active when
you switched off the device.

Entering a Destination

➜ Touch the Destination entry but-

ton to enter a destination for the
navigation.

For further details, please read the
section "Entering a Destination".

Navigating Home

➜ Touch the Home button to use

your stored home address as the
destination for the navigation.

For further details, please read the
section "Using the Home Address".

Showing a Map

➜ Touch the Show map button to

display the loaded street map.

For further details, please read the
section "Working with the Map".

Traffi c Jam Reports

➜ Touch the Traffi c jam reports but-

ton to obtain an overview of the

currently valid traffi c reports that

were received by your radio sys-

tem.

Note:

This function is only available if

the TravelPilot is connected to a

Blaupunkt car sound system with

TMC output.

Settings

➜ Touch the Settings button to ad-

just the settings of your Travel-

Pilot.
For further details, please read the

section "Confi guring TravelPilot".

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Navigation

Exiting the Menu

➜ In the Navigation menu, touch

to quit the navigation. The

TravelPilot start screen displays.

Additional Functions

➜ Touch the More button to gain ac-

cess to additional functions of the
Navigation.

The list of additional functions dis­plays.

It contains the following functions:

GPS Info

➜ Touch the GPS Info button to ob-

tain information about the current

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GPS status and about your current

position.

Route Planning

➜ Touch the Itinerary button to plan

a route with several stages.
For further details, please read the

section "Route Planning with Stag­es".

Performing Basic Settings

Before you work with the TravelPilot,

• you should set the time zone of for

your position so that the correct

arrival times are displayed during

the navigation, and

• you should enter your home ad-

dress to quickly navigate home

from any location.

Setting the Time Zone

➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

Settings button.
The Settings menu displays.

Navigation

➜ Touch the button until the

screen displays the Time zone

button.
➜ Next, touch Time zone.
The Time zone menu displays.

➜ Touch Time zone.
➜ Touch the time zone in the list that

is valid for your current position

(GMT without daylight savings

time).

Note:

The selection is facilitated by the

display of the capitols in the re-

spective time zone.

➜ Touch the OK button.
➜ If daylight savings time currently

applies to your position, touch the
Daylight saving time button.

The button displays a check mark.

Note:

If the time is changed at your po­sition or if you drive into a differ­ent time zone, you must adjust the
corresponding settings.

➜ Touch the OK button.
The Navigation menu displays.

Entering the Home Address

➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

Settings button.
The Settings menu displays.
➜ Repeatedly touch the

until the Home address button

displays.
➜ Touch the Home address button.
The Home address menu displays.

buttons

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Navigation

➜ Touch the Enter your home ad-

dress button.

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ Touch the Address button and en-

ter your home address. See "En­tering a Destination Address".

➜ Touch the Set as home address

button.

The address is copied into the

Home address menu.
➜ Touch the OK button.
The Navigation menu displays

again.

Specifying a Destination

This section contains information
about the different methods for en­tering, selecting and managing desti­nations with the TravelPilot.

How to start the navigation to a des­tination is described in the chapter
"Destination Guidance".

Entering a Destination

With the TravelPilot, you can enter or
select destinations in different ways:

• Entering a destination address

• Selecting a point of interest

• Copying a destination from the

map

• Copying a destination from the fa-

vorites

• Reusing one of the recent destina-

tions

• Using the home address

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Entering a Destination Country

First, enter the country in which your
destination is located.

Note:

This entry does not have to be

repeated. If your destination is in

a different country than the pre-

vious one, you must re-enter the

country.

➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.

Navigation

➜ Touch the Country button.
The list of countries displays.

➜ Touch the Destination entry but-

ton.
The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ Touch the country in which your

destination is located.

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays again.

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Navigation

Note:

You can only select countries which

are at least partially displayed on

the currently loaded map.

Entering a Destination Address
➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.
➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

Destination entry button.
The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.
➜ Touch the Address button.
The Address menu displays.

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Note:

If the country containing your des­tination is not displayed in the top
line, touch the
select the correct country. How to
select a country is described in
the chapter "Entering a Destina­tion Country".

➜ Touch the Town fi eld and enter

the target location. You
can enter either the post-

code or the name of the location.

➜ Touch the Street fi eld

enter the street.

➜ If you know the house number of

your destination, touch the House

Number fi eld to enter the
house number.

Note:

If no house number is stored for
the specifi ed street in the maps,
the House Number fi eld is deacti­vated.

➜ If you want to defi ne an intersec-

tion as the destination, touch the

button and

and

Navigation

Intersection fi eld to enter
the crossroad to the de-

fi ned street.

Note:

How to save a defi ned destination

is described in the chapter "Saving

one of the recent destinations".

Additional Functions

➜ Touch the More button to gain ac-

cess to additional functions of the

Address menu.
The list of Additional functions

displays.
The list of Additional functions con-

tains the following functions:

• Route options:

– Here you can set the route op-

tions for the next navigation.

For further details, please read the
chapter "Specifying route options".

• Show on map:

– Select this button to view the

specifi ed address on the map.

For further details, please read the
chapter "Working with the map".

• Save:

– This function allows you to save

the specifi ed address to your
favorites.

For further details, please read the
chapter "Saving one of the recent
destinations".

Selecting a Point of Interest

Special destinations, also referred to
as POI (Point of interest), are part of
the map and can be displayed on the
map. The points of interest include
airports and ferry harbours, restau­rants, hotels, fi lling stations, public
facilities and more. Special destina­tions can be used as navigation des­tinations.

Point of Interest in the Current
Vicinity

Note:

Special destinations from the cur­rent vicinity can only be selected if
the GPS reception is suffi cient for
determining the position.

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Navigation

➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.
➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

Destination entry button.
The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.
➜ Touch the Points of interest but-

ton.
The Point of interest menu dis-

plays.

➜ Touch the ... nearby button.

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The submenu displays.

➜ Touch the Surrounding

are looking for a point of interest.

➜ Touch the Category fi eld

which you want to look for points
of interest.

Only those categories are available
for selection for which points of in­terest can be located in the current
vicinity.

➜

Radius fi eld and select
the radius in which you

and select the category
(e.g. petrol station) from

Touch the Subcategory
fi eld and select the sub­category (e.g. Aral, BP,

Navigation

Shell, etc. from which you want to

look for points of interest.
Only those subcategories are avail-

able for selection for which points of
interest can be located in the current
vicinity.

➜ Touch the Point of interest

fi eld to select a specifi c
target.

The keyboard is displayed. If you

know a part of the description of

the point of interest, it can be en-

tered here to shorten the list.

➜ Touch the List button.
A list with points of interest ap-

pears. The points of interest dis-

played correspond to the selected

category and subcategory. They

also contain the characters you

entered (if you entered any char-

acters).
➜ Touch the entry of the point of in-

terest to which you want to navi-

gate.
➜ If you desire more detailed infor-

mation about the point of interest,

touch the More button, followed

by Show details.

➜ Touch the OK button to accept the

selected point of interest.

Note:

You do not have to fi ll out the
fi elds Category and Subcategory.
They are only intended to restrict
the list of points of interest in the
Point of interest fi eld. This list can
quickly become very extensive,
particularly at larger locations.

How to save a defi ned destination is
described in the chapter "Saving one
of the Recent Destinations".

Additional Functions

➜ Touch the More button to gain ac-

cess to additional functions of the
Point of interest menu.

The list of Additional functions

displays.

The list of Additional functions con­tains the following functions:

• Route options:
– Here you can set the route op-

tions for the next navigation.

For further details, please read the
chapter "Specifying Route Options".

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Navigation

• Show on map:

– Select this button to view the

specifi ed address on the map.

For further details, please read the
chapter "Working with the Map".

• Save:

– This function allows you to save

the specifi ed address to your
favorites.

For further details, please read the
chapter "Saving one of the recent
destinations".

Point of Interest at a Specifi c
Location

➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.
➜ Touch the Destination entry but-

ton.

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ In the menu, touch the Points of

interest button.

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The Point of interest menu dis-

plays.

➜ In the Point of interest menu, touch

the ...in a town button.

The submenu displays.

Navigation

Note:

If the country containing your des­tination is not displayed in the fi rst
line, touch the
and select the correct country.

How to select a country is described
in the chapter "Entering a Destination
Country".

➜

which you are looking for a point
of interest. You can enter either
the postcode or the name of the
location.

Touch the Location fi eld
and enter the location in

button twice

➜ Touch the Category fi eld

and select the category

(e.g. culture) from which
you want to look for points of in­terest.

Only those categories are available
for selection for which points of in­terest can be located in the specifi ed
town.

➜ Touch the Subcategory

fi eld and select the sub-

category (e.g. museum,
theatre, ...) from which you want
to look for points of interest.

Only those subcategories are avail­able for selection for which points of
interest can be located in the speci­fi ed town.

➜ Touch the Point of Inter-

est fi eld.

The keyboard is displayed.

If you know a part of the descrip­tion of the point of interest, it can
be entered here to shorten the
list. However, you may also con­tinue without an entry.

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Navigation

➜ Touch the List button.
A list with points of interest ap-

pears. The points of interest dis­played correspond to the selected
category and subcategory. They
also contain the characters you
entered (if you entered any char­acters).

➜ Touch the entry of the point of in-

terest to which you want to navi­gate.

➜ If you desire more detailed infor-

mation about the point of interest,
touch the More button, followed
by Show details.

➜ Touch the OK button to accept the

selected point of interest.

Special National Destination
➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.

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➜ Touch the Destination entry but-

ton.

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ In the menu, touch the Points of

interest button.

The Point of interest menu dis-

plays.

➜ In the Point of interest menu, touch

the ...nationwide button.

Navigation

The submenu displays.

Note:

If the country containing your
destination is not displayed in the
fi rst line, touch the
twice and select the correct coun­try. How to select a country is de­scribed in the chapter "Entering a
Destination Country".

➜ Touch the Category fi eld

and select the category

(e.g. airport) from which
you want to look for points of in­terest. The selection offers only
categories whose points of inter­est have a national meaning.

button

➜ Touch the Point of Inter-

est fi eld.

The keyboard is displayed.

If you know a part of the descrip­tion of the point of interest, it can
be entered here to shorten the
list. However, you may also con­tinue without an entry.

➜ Touch the List button.
A list with points of interest ap-

pears. The points of interest dis­played correspond to the selected
category. They also contain the
characters you entered (if you en­tered any characters).

➜ Touch the entry of the point of in-

terest to which you want to navi­gate.

➜ If you desire more detailed infor-

mation about the point of interest,
touch the More button, followed
by Show details.

➜ Touch the OK button to accept the

selected point of interest.

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Navigation

Copying a Destination from
the Map

This function allows you to select the
destination for a navigation directly
on the map. In addition to towns and
streets, you can also quickly select
points of interest.

➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.
➜ Touch the Destination entry but-

ton.

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ In the destination entry, touch the

Select on map button.

The map is displayed.

Moving the Map Section

To view the desired destination area
on the map, you can move the map
section and zoom in/out.

• Zooming / Moving

– Touch the Zoom

, button to switch be-

tween zoom and pan mode.
– Zoom
In the zoom mode (button not

pressed), you can zoom in and

out on the map. You can zoom

in by plotting a diagonal start-

ing in the top left corner. You

can zoom out by plotting a di-

agonal starting in the bottom

right corner.

/ Pan

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Navigation

– Move
In the move mode (button

pressed), you can move the
map. For this purpose, touch
the map, hold the pen or your
fi nger pressed and move the
map area in the desired direc­tion.

➜ Touch the town (street or point of

interest) to be defi ned as the des­tination for a few seconds.

The town is identifi ed by an or-

ange-dotted circle.

Information about the selected

location is loaded from the data
stock and displayed. Below the
information fi eld are buttons with
which several functions can be
called that are available for the se­lected route location.

You have the following options:

• Touch the Start navigation but-

ton to use the selected location as
place of destination for the naviga­tion.

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Navigation

Notes:

– This function is only available

with GPS reception.

– If you use this function during

a navigation, all previously de­fi ned route locations (stages
and destination points) are de­leted!

• Touch the Save button to save

the selected destination. You can
select the destination at any time
from the list of favorites.

• Touch the Search nearby button

to search for a point of interest in
the vicinity of the selected desti­nation.

• Touch the Add button to add the

selected destination to the end
of a route (as the last stage). The
route point is subsequently identi­fi ed on the map by a fl ag and also
entered in the route point list in
the Itinerary menu.

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Note:

If you use this function during a
navigation, the route is immediate­ly recalculated and the navigation
is subsequently continued.

• Touch the Interim destination

button to add the selected desti­nation to a route (as the next stage
to be approached). The route is
immediately recalculated and the
navigation is subsequently contin­ued.

• Touch the button to return to

the map view without executing a
function.

Copying the Destination
from the Favorites

The favorites contain all the destina­tions you saved using the Save but­ton.

You can perform the following in this
menu:

• Accepting destinations for the

navigation,

• renaming navigation destinations,

and

• deleting saved destinations.

Copying a Favorite for Destination
Guidance

➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.
➜ Touch the Destination entry but-

ton.

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.
➜ Touch the Favorites button.
The Fav ori tes menu displays.

Navigation

➜ Touch the desired destination.

Note:

If you want to view the address
of a saved destination, touch this
destination. Touch More, followed
by Show details.

➜ Touch the OK button.
The Address menu displays. The

address of the selected destina­tion is entered in the correspond­ing fi elds.

How to delete or rename a saved des­tination is described in the chapter
"Managing Destinations".

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Navigation

Additional Functions

➜ Touch the More button to gain ac-

cess to additional functions of the

Favori tes menu.
The list of Additional functions

displays.
It contains the following functions:

• Show details:

– Touch the Show details button

to show the address of the se­lected destination.

• Delete entry:

– Touch the Delete entry button

to delete the selected destina­tion.

• Delete all:

– Touch the Delete all button to

delete all the destinations from
the Favori tes .

For further details, please read the
chapter "Deleting a Destination".

• Rename entry

– Touch the Rename entry but-

ton to change the designation
of the selected destination.

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Copying one of the Recent
Destinations

The destinations approached last are
automatically stored in the Recent
destinations list.

You can perform the following in this
list:

• Accepting a destination for the

navigation,

• saving a navigation destination in

the Favori tes , and

• deleting entries from the Recent

destinations list.

➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.
➜ Touch the Destination entry but-

ton.

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ Touch the Recent destinations

button.

The Recent destinations menu dis-

plays.

➜ Select the desired destination.
➜ Touch the OK button.

The destination is copied and the

address is entered in the corre-

sponding fi elds.

Additional Functions

➜ Touch the More button to gain ac-

cess to additional functions of the

Recent destinations menu.
The list of Additional functions

displays.
It contains the following functions:

• Show details:

– Touch the Show details button

to show the address of the se­lected destination.

Navigation

• Delete entry:

– Touch the Delete entry button

to delete the selected destina­tion.

• Delete all:

– Touch the Delete all button to

delete all the entries of the Re-
cent destinations list.

• Save under favorites:

– Touch the Save under favorites

button to save the selected
destination in the Favori tes .

Using Home Address as
Destination

If you home address is saved, you can
quickly navigate home from any loca­tion.

How to save your home address is
described in the chapter "Home ad­dress".

➜ In the main menu touch the Navi-

gation button.

The Navigation menu displays.
➜ Touch the Home button.

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Managing Destinations

The route calculation is performed

and the navigation starts.

Note:

The route type used for the route

calculation is automatically select-

ed from the setting which you de-

fi ned in the Routing options menu.

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Managing Destinations

Two lists are available in which indi­vidual destinations are saved:

• In the Favori tes

• In the Recent destinations list

Each destination you specify and the
destinations from the Recent destina-
tions list can be saved in the Favor ite s.
This is particularly useful if you want
to approach this destination repeat­edly.

Destinations from the Favor ite s can
be renamed.

You can delete individual destinations
from both lists.

Saving Destinations

Prerequisite:

• You specifi ed a destination as de-

scribed in the chapter "Entering a
Destination".

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch Save.

Managing Destinations

A menu for entering a name is dis-

played.

➜ Enter a name for the destination.
➜ Touch the OK button.

The destination is saved in the Fa -

vorites.

Saving one of the Recent
Destinations

Prerequisite:

• You opened the Recent destina-

tions list as described in the chap-

ter "Copying one of the Recent

Destinations".
➜ Select the destination which you

want to save in the Favo rites.

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch Save under favorites.

A menu for entering a name is dis-

played.

➜ Enter a name for the destination.
➜ Touch the OK button.

The destination is saved in the Fa -

vorites.

Renaming a Destination

➜ Open the Favori tes menu as de-

scribed in the chapter "Copying the
Destination from the Favorites".

➜ Select the destination to be re-

named.

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Managing Destinations

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch Rename entry.

A menu for entering a name is dis-

played.
➜ Enter a new name for the destina-

tion.
➜ Touch the OK button.
The destination is renamed.

Deleting a Destination

Prerequisite:

• You opened the Favo rites as de-

scribed in the chapter "Copying the

Destination from the Favorites"

- or -

• you opened the Recent destina-

tions list as described in the chap-

ter "Copying one of the Recent

Destinations".
➜ Select the destination to be de-

leted from the list.

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch Delete entry.

A confi rmation menu is displayed.

➜ Touch OK to delete the destina-

tion.

The destination is deleted from

the list.

Deleting the Complete List

Prerequisite:

• You opened the Favo rites as de-

scribed in the chapter "Copying the
Destination from the Favorites"

- or -

• you opened the Recent destina-

tions list as described in the chap-

ter "Copying one of the Recent
Destinations".

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch Delete all.

A confi rmation is displayed.

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➜ Touch OK to delete the list

- or ­➜ touch

not to delete the list.

Route Planning

Route Planning with
Stages

You can also perform the route plan­ning without GPS receiver, e.g. in the
comfort of your home. Defi ned routes
can be saved for reuse so that you
can plan any number of routes, e.g.
for your vacation.

Entering Destination Points

A route is planned as follows:
➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

More button.
➜ Touch Itinerary.
The Itinerary menu displays.

➜ Touch the Add button to defi ne

the fi rst route point.

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Route Planning

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ Defi ne the route point similar to

the destination entry. For more in­formation, see the chapter "Enter-

ing a Destination".
➜ Touch the Add button.
The Itinerary menu displays. The

defi ned destination is listed as

route point 1.

➜ Repeat the steps for all additional

destinations to be added to the

route.

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Adding a Route Point

➜ Touch the Add button to defi ne

another route point.

The Destination Entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ Enter a new route point similar to

the destination entry.

The new route point is inserted at

the end of the route list.

Editing, Saving and Managing
Routes

You can plan any number of routes,
e.g. for your vacation. They can be
saved and used for navigation at a
later time.

You can insert additional route points
in the routes at any time, change the
order of route points or display the
route on the map.

The Itinerary menu provides various
buttons for this purpose:

➜ Touch the route point you want to

select.

Route Planning

If the list features more than 3 en­tries, use the following buttons:

➜ Touch the

the list by one page (3 elements).
➜ Touch the

the list by one page (3 elements).
To scroll up or down the list by sev-

eral pages,
➜ touch the corresponding button

repeatedly.

Note:

If the list features more than 3 ele-

ments, the scroll bar indicates the

current position in the list.

Changing the Order

button to scroll up

button to scroll down

• Move route point up:

➜ Select the route point to be

moved.

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch the Move target up button.

The Itinerary menu is displayed

again, the selected route point is

moved up in the route list by one

position.
➜ Repeat this process until the route

point appears at the correct posi-

tion in the route list.

• Move route point down:

➜ Select the route point to be

moved.

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch the Move target down but-

ton.

The Itinerary menu is displayed

again, the selected route point is
moved down in the route list by
one position.

➜ Repeat this process until the route

point appears at the correct posi­tion in the route list.

Deleting a Route Point

➜ Select the route point to be de-

leted.

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch Delete from route.
The route list is displayed again.

Deleting a Complete Route List

➜ While the route list to be deleted

is displayed, touch the More but­ton.

➜ Touch Delete the complete list.

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Route Planning

Managing Routes

Saving a route

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch Save route.

A menu for entering a name is dis-

played.

➜ Enter a name for the route.
➜ Touch OK.

Note:

The route points are saved. If you

load a saved route, it must be re-

calculated.

Loading a route

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch Load route.
➜ Select the desired route.
➜ Touch OK.

Calculating a Route

A planned route can also be calculat­ed without GPS reception so that you
can gain an overview of the trip.

In this case, the fi rst defi ned route
point is set as the starting point of
the route.

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Note:

For a navigation, the current posi­tion is the starting point. The fi rst
stage is the travel to the fi rst de­fi ned route point.

➜ Touch the Calculate button to cal-

culate the complete distance as
well as the estimated travel time
of the route.

The route is being calculated. A

window displays the progress of
the calculation.

After the calculation is complete,

the Itinerary menu displays the
complete trip from the fi rst to the
last route point and the estimated
travel time for this trip instead of
the Calculate button.

In addition, the distance from the

previous route point and the esti­mated travel time for this stage are
displayed for each route point.

Specifying Route Options

Displaying the Route on the Map

➜ Touch the Show on map button

to display the entire route on the

map.
The map is displayed.
The route is highlighted in blue.
The specifi ed route points are

identifi ed by fl ags.

Simulation (demo mode)

➜ Touch the map. A selection menu

appears. Touch "Simulation". The

route is automatically travelled

and driving recommendations are

output.
➜ Touch

tion, otherwise the simulation is

repeated.

Note

The simulation distance must be

less than 60 miles.

to end the simula-

Specifying Route
Options

In the Routing options menu, you can
defi ne the speed profi le of your vehi­cle, select the type of routing and ex­clude certain streets from usage. The
route options remain valid for each
destination guidance until the next
change of the route options.

➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

Settings button.
The Settings menu displays.
➜ Touch the

the list by one page (5 elements).
➜ Touch the

the list by one page (5 elements).
To scroll up or down the list by sev-

eral pages,
➜ touch the corresponding button

repeatedly.
➜ In the Settings menu, touch the

Routing options button.

button to scroll up

button to scroll down

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Specifying Route Options

The Routing options menu dis-

plays.

➜ Touch the Speed profi le fi eld to

change between the available pro­fi les.

➜ Touch the Type of routing fi eld

to change between the various
modes:

• Dynamic route (TMC)

– This option requires that an

external TMC receiver is con­nected.

With this option, traffi c an-

nouncements are incorporated
in the calculation of the route.

Without TMC reception, the

Fast Route is calculated.

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• Fast route

– This option calculates the

shortest route for the required
time.

• Short route

– This option calculates the

shortest route for the miles to
be travelled.

➜ Sequentially touch the fi elds Mo-

torways, Ferries and Toll roads

and specify whether they should

be included in the route calcula-

tion or avoided.

• Permitted

– This option includes the cor-

responding street type in the
calculation of the route.

• Avoid

– This option avoids the corre-

sponding street type as far as
possible.

• Forbidden

– This option does not include

the corresponding street type
in the calculation of the route.

Destination Guidance

Prerequisite:

• You specifi ed a place of destina-

tion as described in the chapter
"Entering a Destination"

- or -

• you selected a place of destination

from the Favor ite s as described in
the chapter "Copying the Destina­tion from the Favorites"

- or -

• you selected a place of destination

from the Recent destinations list as
described in the chapter "Copying
one of the Recent Destinations"

- or -

• you planned or loaded a route (as

described in the chapter "Route
Planning with Stages").

➜ Touch the Start navigation but-

ton.
The route is being calculated.
The map is displayed. Your current

position is represented by a yellow

triangle. The route is highlighted

in blue.

Destination Guidance

Notes:

•

The route is calculated using the
currently valid settings for the
route calculation. The settings for
the route options can be viewed
and changed via the Routing op-
tions menu. For detailed infor­mation, please read the chapter
"Specifying route options".

• If the navigation for a route is start-

ed, the starting point is always the
current position. The fi rst stage of
the route is the fi rst defi ned route
point.

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Destination Guidance

Disturbed GPS Reception

A message appears after entering the
destination if no adequate GPS signal
is received.

You have the following options:

• Open the battery cover and en-

sure that the switch inside is set

to "ON".

• If you are in an enclosed room,

move to the outside. The Travel-

Pilot requires a vertical line to-

wards the sky.
If the GPS reception is disturbed

during the destination guidance, the
navigation is stopped.

As soon as the reception is re-estab­lished, the navigation system auto­matically recognizes whether your
position has changed and, if neces-

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sary, recalculates the route. At that
time, you can simply continue your
navigation.

Quitting the Destination Guidance

➜ Touch this button

the destination guidance.

A confi rmation dialogue appears.
➜ Touch OK to quit the destination

guidance.

If you quit the destination guidance
before reaching your destination, the
Navigation menu opens. You can now
enter a new destination or continue
the navigation to the original destina­tion by selecting the original destina­tion again from the "recent destina­tions".

Reaching the Place of Destination

As soon as you have reached the des­tination point, the message "You have
reached your destination" appears.

At this point, the map displays only
your current position (yellow arrow).

to quit

Working with the Map

Working with the Map

Map Operation

In this section you learn which in­formation and which processing op­tions are available in the map view.
Depending on whether you display a
map without or during the navigation,
different options are available for op­eration.

Showing a Map

You can display the map

• during route planning,

• to display destinations on the

map, or

• to copy destination from the map

for the navigation.
You can open the map view as fol-

lows:

• Via the Show map button in the

Navigation menu.

• Via the Select on map button in

the Destination entry menu.

• Via the Show on map button in the

additional functions in the Address

menu after selecting a destina­tion.

Touching the Map

➜ Briefl y touch the map to display

additional functions.

Depending on whether you are cur­rently in an active navigation or only
display the map, only certain func­tions are available.

➜ Touch the map for a few seconds

to display information about the
location you touched, and you can
also select it as navigation desti­nation.

For further details, please read

the section "Copying a Destination
from the Map".

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Working with the Map

Buttons

Different buttons are available in the
map view with which you can adjust
the display according to your needs.

With Map View without GPS
Reception

• Show/hide buttons

– More

This button allows you to hide
the other buttons to gain a
better overview of the map.
Touching it again redisplays
the auxiliary buttons.

With Map View with GPS Reception

• Auto mode

– More

Touch this button to restore
the standard view of the map
after making changes. In doing
so, the settings for the map
orientation and auto zoom are
applied, the auxiliary but­tons are hidden and the map
is centred according to your
position.

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• The Change button allows you to

display additional options in
map view.

• Fix position / Fix map

– This button is only active dur-

ing a navigation. Touch the Fix
position /Fix map
button to toggle the map view
between "Position fi xed" and

"Map fi xed".
– Map fi xed
In this mode (button not

pressed), the map is fi xed and

the current position (yellow ar-

row) moves across the map.

Note:

This mode is automatically set as
soon as you move the map; other­wise, the map would constantly
jump back to the current posi­tion.

This mode should also be set if
you want to select destination
points from the map during the
navigation.

Working with the Map

– Position fi xed (standard set-

ting)

In this mode (button pressed),

the map is continually moved
so that the current position
(yellow arrow) is always closely
centred in the bottom third of
the map.

• Zooming / Moving

– Touch the Zoom /Pan

, button to switch be-

tween zoom and pan mode.
– Zoom
In the zoom mode (button not

pressed), you can zoom in and

out on the map. You can zoom

in by plotting a diagonal start-

ing in the top left corner. You

can zoom out by plotting a di-

agonal starting in the bottom

right corner.
– Move
In the move mode (button

pressed), you can move the

map. For this purpose, touch

the map, hold the pen or your

fi nger pressed and move the

map area in the desired direc­tion.

• Showing the complete route

– Touch this button to dis-

play the complete route on the
map.

• Map in travel direction /

Map to north
– Touch the In travel direction

/ To north button
to toggle the map view between
travel direction and aligned to
north.

– Map in travel direction
Touch this button (button not

pressed) to align the map in the
travel direction.

– Align map to north
Touch this button (button

pressed) to align the map in the
direction north.

• 3D-view

– Touch this button to display

the map in a three-dimensional
representation from a bird's
eye view.

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Working with the Map

• 2D-view

– Touch the More, button to dis-

play the map in two-dimension­al form again.

• Zoom out

– Touch this button to zoom

out of the map.

• Zooming level bar between the

buttons /
– Touch one of the sections of

the bar to zoom in or zoom out
of the map.

• Zoom in

– Touch this button to zoom in

on the map.

• TMC status

– TMC reception
Touch this button to dis-

play current traffi c announce­ments.

– : No TMC receiver / no

TMC signal

Without a connected TMC re-

ceiver or without TMC signal,
this function is not available.

A description of the TMC func-

tionality can be found in the
chapter "Using the TMC Func­tionality".

• : Close map / Quit naviga-

tion
– Touch this button

close the map or to quit the
navigation.

to

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Working with the Map

Additional Functions

➜ Briefl y touch any position on the

map to activate additional func­tions. Depending on whether you
are currently in a navigation or
only display the map, only certain
functions are available.

The menu with the additional func-

tions displays.

Day/Night Mode

➜ Touch the Night mode, button

to set the map display "Night" or
"Day".

Mute

➜ Touch the Mute button to switch

the voice instructions on or off.

Settings

➜ Touch the Settings button to dis-

play the Settings menu.

For further details, please read the
section "Settings".

Block Road, Unblocking

The Block road button is only avail­able during a navigation. For fur­ther details, please read the section
"Blocking Route Segments".

Inserting an Interim Destination

➜ Touch the Interim destination

button to insert a new interim des­tination during the navigation.

The route is recalculated so that

this interim destination can be ap­proached as the next destination.

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Working with the Map

Afterwards, all subsequent route
points are selected.

For further details, please read the
section "Inserting an Interim Destina­tion".

Route Options

➜ Touch the Route options button to

change the route options.

For further details, please read the
section "Routing options".

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Next Destination

This function is only available during
a navigation on a route with at least
one interim point. Use this function
if you want to skip the next route
point.

➜ Touch the Next destination but-

ton to approach the next to one
route point.

The route is recalculated so that

the next to one route point can be
approached as the next destina­tion.

For further details, please read the
section "Approaching the Next Des­tination".

Map Display during a Destination Guidance

Map Display during
Destination Guidance

During a navigation, the map display
shows different navigation tools,
route information and one additional
button:

Navigation Tools

The left and lower area of the map dis­play the following navigation tools:

• In case of actions that must be

executed in brief succession, the
next to one action is displayed in
the small upper arrow fi eld.

• The yellow triangle represents

your position on the map. A con­tinually changing map section en­sures that the current position is
always closely centred on the map
(so-called moving map).

• The large lower arrow fi eld dis-

plays the next action and the dis­tance to the next action.

- If you come closer to the action
location, a bar is displayed to
the right of the large arrow fi eld
instead of the distance:

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Map Display during a Destination Guidance

– The more yellow bars are dis-

played, the closer you are to
the location of the next action.

• The upper street fi eld displays the

next street name.

• The lower street fi eld displays the

current street name.

Route Information

The right area of the map displays the
following route information:

– : This symbol represents

stages. All information below it
refers to the next destination.

–

–

–

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: Estimated time of ar-

rival.

: Estimated remaining

travel time.

: Remaining miles to

destination.

Signpost Information

The upper area of the map displays
signpost information you must fol­low:

Note:

This information can only be dis­played if it is part of the map ma­terial.

Speed Limit

The right area of the map displays any
speed limit that may apply:

Note:

This information can only be dis­played if it is part of the map ma­terial.

Warning:

The information on the digital road
maps may be incorrect due to short­term changes (construction, etc.)!

The traffi c situation and the local
signpost information have priority
over the information of the Travel­Pilot.

Showing Additional Map
Information

You can use the TravelPilot to defi ne
which additional information is dis­played on the map. All settings are
performed in the Settings menu.

The additional information on the
map is activated as follows:

➜ Open the Settings menu by touch-

ing the Settings button in the Nav­igation menu or by briefl y touching
any position on the map and then
selecting the Settings entry.

Working with the Map

Map Information

➜ Touch Map information.
➜ Activate the Info bar entry so that

the compass and your current
speed are displayed on the map in
the lower right border.

➜ Activate the Point of interest en-

try so that all points of interest
(Points of Interest) are displayed
on the map (default setting).

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Map Display during a Destination Guidance

➜ Activate the Street names 2D en-

try so that the street names are
displayed on the map (only pos­sible in 2-D display).

➜ Touch the

to the Settings menu.

Route Information

➜ Select the Route information set-

ting with the button.

➜ Switch the desired route informa-

tion on or off with the correspond­ing buttons.

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button to return

The corresponding information for

the next stage (upper area) and
the complete route (lower area) is
displayed on the map.

➜ Touch the button to return

to the Settings menu.

Signpost Information

➜ Touch Signpost information.
The Signpost information menu dis-

plays.

➜ Touch the Show traffi c signs but-

ton to activate or deactivate the
display of the exit signs.

➜ Touch the

to the Settings menu.

Speed

➜ Touch Speed limit.

button to return

Map Display during a Destination Guidance

The Speed limit menu displays.

In the Speed limit menu you can de­fi ne whether speed limits should be
displayed during the navigation and
whether you should be warned au­dibly if you are exceeding the speed
limit.

• Display signs

➜ Touch the Show traffi c signs but-

ton to change between the modes
Show traffi c signs : Always, On
speeding only or Never.

• Warning in a town:

– The Warning in built-up areas

button shows the level of the
speed-reading at which you are
audibly warned inside of build­up areas.

➜ Touch the Warning in built-up ar-

eas button to change the value or
to set it to Never.

• Warning outside of towns:

– The Warning outside built-up

areas button shows the level of
the speed-reading at which you
are audibly warned outside of
build-up areas.

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Additional Functions during Navigation

➜ Touch the Warning outside built-

up areas button to change the
value or to set it to Never.

Warning

•

– Activate the Warning button to

receive an audible warning.

➜ Touch the OK button to save your

settings.

Your settings are accepted and

displayed on the map.

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Additional Functions
during Navigation

The following functions can be used
during a navigation:

Inserting an interim destination

•

Skipping a stage

•

Blocking route segments

•

Using the TMC functionality

•

Inserting an Interim
Destination

During the navigation, you can insert
a new interim destination at any time.
The route is then recalculated so that
this interim destination can be ap­proached as the next destination. Af­ter reaching the interim destination,
all remaining places of destination
are selected.

An interim destination is created as
follows:

Prerequisite:

You are in the map display during

•

a navigation.

➜ Briefl y touch any position on the

map.

Additional Functions during Navigation

➜ Touch the Interim destination

button.

The Destination entry menu dis-

plays.

➜ Enter the place of destination as

described in "Entering a Destina­tion".

➜ Touch the Set as route point but-

ton.

The route is recalculated and the

defi ned interim destination is se­lected as the next route point.

Note:

You can also select the interim
destination directly from the map
as described in the section "Copy­ing a Destination from the Map".
Next, touch Interim destination.

Approaching the Next
Destination

This function is only available during
a navigation on a route with at least
one interim point.

Use this function if you want to skip
the next route point.

➜ Touch the Next destination but-

ton to approach the next to one
route point.

The route is recalculated so that

the next to one route point can be
approached as the next destina­tion.

Blocking route
segments

Manual Blocking

You have the option of manually
blocking a route segment located on
your route to evade the road section
blocked for navigation. After a manual
blocking, the route is recalculated.

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Additional Functions during Navigation

Supposing that you are on the mo­torways and hear a traffi c announce­ment on the radio about a traffi c jam
of 5 miles on your route. In this case,
you can use a manual blocking of the
section to evade the traffi c jam.

The manual blocking is only applica­ble to the current navigation and is no
longer available for a new navigation
or after a restart of the program.

Route segments are blocked as fol­lows:

Prerequisite:

You are in the map display during

•

a navigation.

➜ Briefl y touch any position on the

map.
➜ Select the Block road entry.
The Block road menu displays.

➜ Enter the number of miles, start-

ing with your current position,
which you want to block.

The route is recalculated and the

blocked route segment is evaded.
The blocked segment is marked in
red.

Unblocking

➜ Briefl y touch any position on the

map.
➜ Select the Block road entry.
The road blocking is cancelled and

the navigation uses once again the

original calculated route.

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Additional Functions during Navigation

Using the TMC Functionality

Traffi c Reports with TMC

The Traffi c Message Channel (TMC)
supplies your TravelPilot with traffi c
reports. This is made possible by a
Blaupunkt car sound system with
TMC receiver that receives the traffi c
reports broadcast by the radio sta­tions.

TMC Mode of Operation

The Traffi c Message Channel, or TMC,
is a standard defi ned throughout Eu­rope that can be used by all radio
stations and is broadcast using the
RDS signal (Radio Data System) of
a radio programme. The traffi c situ­ation on motorways and some fed­eral highways is monitored by traffi c
jam sensors or traffi c jam detectors
and the police. These traffi c data
are forwarded to the traffi c control
centres, which analyse the data and
transmit them to the radio stations.
From there, the data are transmitted
directly via TMC.

The TMC receiver fi lters the digital
traffi c data from the RDS signal and
forwards them to the TravelPilot. Cur­rent traffi c obstructions (e.g. con­structions or traffi c jams) are then
graphically displayed on the map and
in a list.

The transmitted traffi c reports can
be incorporated in the route calcula­tion by the TravelPilot and used for
calculating an alternative route in
case of disturbances on the calcu­lated route.

This allows the TravelPilot to present
a dynamic navigation that is adjusted
to the traffi c situation.

If you connected a TMC receiver that
supplies the TravelPilot with current
traffi c reports and allows for the cal­culation of dynamic routes (traffi c
jam bypass), you can view the traffi c
reports directly in TravelPilot.

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Additional Functions during Navigation

Note:

This function can only be used if
you connected an external TMC re­ceiver, e.g. a corresponding Blau­punkt car sound system.

Please ensure that the TravelPilot
is always switched on fi rst, fol­lowed by the TMC radio. The TMC
reception is indicated by the TMC
symbol
with connected TMC radio and
TMC station.

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch the

The TMC messages menu displays.

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in the map display

symbol.

Showing TMC Messages

➜ Touch the arrow buttons in the

Message area to change between

the individual traffi c reports.
For each TMC message, the street

number (motorways, regional and

local street) as well as the type of

jam is displayed.

Refreshing TMC Messages

➜ Touch the Igno button to display

TMC messages that arrived since

you opened the TMC messages

menu.

Closing the TMC Messages Menu

➜ Touch the

TMC messages menu.

Including TMC Messages in Route
Calculation

In the settings for TMC, you can de­fi ne how TMC messages that are ap­plicable to your route should be in­corporated.

How to defi ne this setting is de­scribed in the chapter "Settings".

button to close the

Additional Functions during Navigation

Automatic Route Change

Prerequisite:

You confi gured the TravelPilot so

•

that route changes are performed
automatically (default setting).

The report of traffi c obstruction on

your route results in the automatic
calculation of an escape route.

Manual Route Change

Prerequisite:

You confi gured the TravelPilot so

•

that you must manually confi rm
route changes.

If a traffi c obstruction on your route
is reported, an information window
appears.

You can now decide whether to evade
the traffi c obstruction or to ignore it.

Evade:

•

➜ Touch the Evade button to incor-

porate the reported traffi c ob­struction on your route.

The TravelPilot calculates an es-

cape route so that the traffi c ob­struction is evaded.

Ignore:

•

➜ Touch the Ignore button to ignore

the reported traffi c obstruction on

your route.

Including/Ignoring Additional
Traffi c Report

You can subsequently change the
defi ned setting at any time. For this
purpose, proceed as follows:

➜ Touch the
The TMC messages menu displays.
➜ Search for a traffi c obstruction on

your route using the arrow buttons

in the Message area.
Traffi c obstructions that are locat-

ed on your route are identifi ed by

on the route in the Message area.
➜ Touch the Status button and se-

lect whether the traffi c obstruc-

tion should be ignored or evaded.

symbol.

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Confi guring TravelPilot

Confi guring TravelPilot /
Basic Settings

Settings

You can perform settings in the Travel­Pilot for the following areas:

• Factory settings

• Map information

• Route information

• Signpost information

• Speed

• Volume

• Touchscreen calibration

• Auto mode

• Routing options

• Route planning

• Time zone

• Format

• TMC

• Home address

• Voice output

• Product information

• Language

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➜ In the Navigation menu, touch the

Settings menu to confi gure the

TravelPilot.
➜ If you made changes to the set-

tings, you can touch the OK button

of the Settings menu to accept the

changes you made.

- Or ­➜ Touch the

Settings menu without saving the

changes.

Factory Settings

In the Factory settings menu, you can
reset the navigation software to the
factory settings.

➜ Touch the Factory settings but-

ton.
A confi rmation is displayed.
➜ Confi rm the reset to the factory

settings by touching OK.
To avoid resetting the device,
➜ touch the

button to exit the

button.

Confi guring TravelPilot

Map Information

In the Map information menu, you can
perform the following settings:

• Info bar

– If you activate the entry, the

compass, altitude and current
speed are displayed on the
map in the lower right border.

• Points of interest

– If you activate the entry, the

map displays all the points of
interest (Points of interest).

• Street names 2D

– If you activate the entry, the

map displays all the street
names.

Route Information

In the Route information menu, you
can perform the following settings:

• Dist. to fi nal dest., Time to fi nal

dest., ETA at fi nal dest.

– If you activate the entries, the

map displays the estimated
time of arrival, the estimated
travel time and the remaining
miles to the destination point.

• Dist. to next dest., Time to next

dest., ETA at next dest.

– If you activate the entries, the

map displays the estimated
time of arrival, the estimated
travel time and the remaining
miles to the next stage destina­tion.

Note:

This information is only displayed

if you navigate to several loca-

tions.

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Confi guring TravelPilot

Signpost Information

In the Signpost information menu,
you can specify whether signpost
information, which you are to follow,
should be displayed during the navi­gation or not.

➜ Touch the Show traffi c signs, but-

ton to activate or deactivate the
display.

Note:

This information can only be dis­played if it is part of the map ma­terial.

Speed

In the Speed limit menu you can de­fi ne whether speed limits should be
displayed during the navigation and
whether you should be warned au­dibly if you are exceeding the speed
limit.

• Display signs

➜ Touch the Show traffi c signs but-

ton to change between the follow­ing modes:

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– Show traffi c signs: Always,

– Show traffi c signs: On speed-

ing only or

– Show traffi c signs: Never

• Warning in a town

– The Warning in built-up areas

button shows the level of the
speed-reading at which you are
audibly warned inside of build­up areas.

➜ Touch the Warning in built-up ar-

eas button to change the value or

to set it to Never.

• Warning outside of towns

– The Warning outside built-up

areas button shows the level of
the speed-reading at which you
are audibly warned outside of
build-up areas.

Confi guring TravelPilot

➜ Touch the Warning outside built-

up areas button to change the
value or to set it to Never.

• Warning

➜ Activate the Warning button to re-

ceive an audible warning.

Note:

This information can only be dis­played if it is part of the map ma­terial.

Warning:

The information in the map material
may be incorrect due to short-term
changes (construction, etc.)!

The traffi c situation and the local
signpost information have priority
over the information of the naviga­tion system.

Volume

In the Volume menu, you can set the
volume.

➜ For this purpose, touch the Vol-

ume fi eld and select a different

value.

Touchscreen Calibration

In the Touchscreen calibration menu,
you can recalibrate (align) the touch­screen if it responds imprecisely to
touches.

➜ Touch the Start calibration button

and follow the instructions on the

display.

Auto Mode

In the Auto mode menu, you can per­form the following settings:

• Begin with

– Select whether the map should

be displayed in 3-D view or in
2-D view by default.

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Confi guring TravelPilot

• 3D auto zoom

– Select whether you desire auto

zoom or no auto zoom as de­fault in 3-D view during a navi­gation.

• 2D auto zoom

– Select whether you desire

low auto zoom, standard auto
zoom, high auto zoom or no
auto zoom during a navigation
with 2-D view.

Note:

For 2-D and 3-D auto zoom, the
zoom depth is changed in refer­ence to your speed: If you travel
slowly, the scale becomes smaller.
If you travel faster, the scale be­comes larger. The deeper the auto
zoom, the smaller the scale of the
map.

• 2D-view

– Select whether the map should

be oriented to the north or in
driving direction by default dur­ing a navigation with 2-D view.

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Route Options

In the Routing options menu, you can
defi ne the speed profi le of your ve­hicle, select the type of routing and
exclude certain streets from usage.
The route options remain valid for
each destination guidance until the
next change of the route options. For
further details, please read the chap­ter "Specifying Route Options".

Route Planning

In the Itinerary menu, you can defi ne
whether the calculation for the next
stage should automatically be per­formed after reaching a stage.

If the automatic calculation is activat­ed, the route to the next stage des­tination is automatically calculated
upon reaching a stage.

If the automatic calculation is deac­tivated, you can navigate to the next
stage destination by briefl y touching
any position on the map and select­ing the Next option.

Confi guring TravelPilot

Time Calculation

In the Time zone menu, you can set
the time zone that is valid for your
position. This setting is important for
the correct calculation of estimated
arrival times.

• Time zone

➜ Touch this fi eld to set the time

zone valid for your position.

• Daylight saving time

➜ Touch this fi eld to toggle between

daylight savings time (button with
check mark) and winter time (but­ton without check mark).

Note:

If the time is changed at your loca­tion or if you drive into a different
time zone, you must adjust the
corresponding settings.

Units of Measure / Formats /
Language

In the Format menu you can specify
which units of measure should be
used for times and distances and the

language to be used for the menus
and voice output of the TravelPilot.

• Time

➜ Touch this fi eld to toggle between

12-hour and 24-hour display.

• Distance

➜ Touch this fi eld to toggle between

the display in kilometres and

miles.

• Language

➜ Touch this fi eld to select among

the available languages.

TMC

In the TMC menu you can specify
whether the TravelPilot should auto­matically perform route changes in
case of traffi c obstructions or wait
for manual confi rmation.

Note:

A detailed description of the TMC

functionality can be found in the

chapter "Using the TMC Function-

ality".

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Confi guring TravelPilot GPS

Home Address

In the Home address menu, you can
store your home address so that you
can quickly navigate home from any
location.

➜ Touch the Enter your home ad-

dress button.

➜ Touch the Address button and

enter your home address in the
"Entering a destination address"
section.

➜ Touch the Set as home address

button.

The address is copied into the

Home address menu.

Product Information

➜ Touch this fi eld to display the ver-

sion of the map being used and
the version of the navigation soft­ware.

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GPS Mode of Operation

The Global Positioning System (GPS)
was developed in the 70's by the US
military.

GPS is based on a total of 24 satel­lites that are orbiting the earth and
sending out signals. The GPS receiver
receives these signals and calculates
its distance to the individual satel­lites using the propagation time of
the signals. This information is then
used to determine its current geo­graphical position.

The positioning requires signals from
at least three satellites, and starting
with the fourth one it is also possible
to determine the altitude above sea
level. The positioning is carried out
with an accuracy to 10 feet.

Navigation with GPS. The provided
maps also contain the geographical
coordinates of the displayed points
of interest, streets and towns. This
allows the navigation system to cal­culate a route from a starting point to
a place of destination.

GPS MP3/WMA Mode

If the TravelPilot receives the signals
from at least 3 satellites, it can deter­mine its position and display it on the
map. This position can then be used
as the starting point for a route calcu­lation. Since a positioning and posi­tion display is carried out once every
second, you can view your movement
on the map.

MP3/WMA Mode

The TravelPilot can be used to play
MP3 audio fi les in MP3 format and
WMA from SD cards. The playback
utilizes either the internal loudspeak­er, headphones connected via the
headphone jack or a car sound sys­tem connected via the cradle.

Preparing the SD Card

The TravelPilot can play MP3/WMA
fi les from SD cards. The SD cards
should be formatted using either the
FAT 32 or FAT 16 format.

The MP3/WMA fi les can be stored ei­ther at the top directory level or in
folders on the SD card. You can also
mix MP3/WMA fi les and other fi les
(e.g. .jpg fi les) in one folder. In MP3/
WMA mode, all other data are ignored
by the TravelPilot and only MP3/WMA
fi les are being played.

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MP3/WMA mode

Inserting the SD Card

The SD card slot is located on the
right side of the TravelPilot.

➜ Push the SD card into the SD card

slot according to the marking on
the slot until the card engages.

Selecting MP3/WMA Mode

If you are in a different operating
mode,

➜ press the MENU button below the

display to display the main menu.

The main menu displays.

➜ Touch the Music Player button.

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The Music menu displays:

Starting Playback

If you selected the Music Player, the
fi rst title in the fi rst directory recog­nised by the TravelPilot is displayed.

➜ Touch the

playback.

button to start the

Selecting a Directory

You can select a directory either by
using the buttons in the Music menu
or by using the fi le browser. The di­rectory is displayed in the Music menu
under the current track.

MP3/WMA mode

Selecting a Directory via Button

➜ To select the next higher direc-

tory, touch the
Music menu.

➜ To select the next lower directory,

touch the
menu.

Selecting a Directory via File
Browser

➜ In the Music menu, touch the More

button.

The menu with the additional func-

tions is displayed.

➜ Touch the Browser button.

button in the

button in the Music

The fi le browser is displayed.

➜ Touch the desired directory.
The directory is displayed.
➜ Touch the track to which you want

to listen.
The Music menu is displayed again

and the selected track starts play-

ing.

Selecting Tracks/Files

You can select tracks by using the
buttons in the Music menu or by using
the fi le browser. How to select tracks
using the fi le browser is described in
the section "Selecting Directories via
File Browser".

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MP3/WMA mode

Selecting a Track via Button

➜ To select the next track in the di-

rectory, touch the
Music menu.

➜ To select the previous track in the

directory, touch the
the Music menu.

The next or previous track starts

playing.

button in the

button in

Confi guring the Display

You can defi ne whether the tracks in
the Music menu are displayed with
their fi le names or with the informa­tion from the ID3 tags. The display of
ID3 tags requires that they are stored
on the SD card together with the
tracks.

➜ In the Music menu, touch the More

button.

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➜ Touch the ID3-Tag button. The

function is activated if a check

mark is displayed behind ID3 tag.
➜ Touch the
The Music menu is displayed

again.

button.

Random Track Play
(Mix/Shuffl e)

You can play all the tracks of a direc­tory in random order.

➜ In the Music menu, touch the More

button.
➜ Touch the Mix button. The func-

tion is activated if a check mark is

displayed behind Shuffl e.
➜ Touch the
The Music menu is displayed again.

The shuffl e function is activated

and displayed in the menu (see

the marking):

button.

Repeated Directory Play
(Repeat)

You can repeatedly play all the tracks
of a directory.

➜ In the Music menu, touch the More

button.

➜ Touch the Repeat button. The

function is activated if a check

mark is displayed behind Repeat.
➜ Touch the button.
The Music menu is displayed

again.

MP3/WMA Mode

Quitting Playback

➜ To quit the playback, touch the

button.

Playback is stopped.

Selecting the Equalizer

Various equalisers are available for
the MP3/WMA mode: Normal, Clas­sic, Rock, Pop and Jazz.

➜ In the Music menu, touch the More

button.

➜ Touch the Equalizer button. The

selected equaliser is displayed be-

hind Equalizer.
➜ Touch the
The Music menu is displayed again.

The selected equaliser is displayed

(see the marking).

button.

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Picture Viewer

Removing the SD Card

➜ You quit the MP3/WMA mode by

touching the button in the
Music menu.

➜ Carefully push on the SD card in

the slot until it disengages.

The SD card is ejected a little bit

and can be removed.

Picture Viewer

The TravelPilot can also be used to
view pictures that are stored on the
inserted SD card. For this purpose,
the pictures must be stored in the
.jpg or .bmp format on the card. The
JPG fi les can be stored either at the
top directory level or in folders on
the SD card. You can also mix JPG
fi les and other data (e.g. MP3 fi les)
in one folder. In the Picture Viewer
mode, only the .jpg (.bmp) fi les in a
folder are displayed and others are
ignored.

Starting the Picture Viewer

If you are in a different operating
mode,

➜ press the MENU button below the

display to display the main menu.
The main menu displays.

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Picture Viewer

Starting the Slide Show

If you started the Picture Viewer,
the fi rst picture in the fi rst directory
recognized by the TravelPilot is dis­played.

➜ Touch the

slide show with all the pictures in

the current directory.

button to start a

➜ Touch the Picture Viewer button.
The Pictures menu displays.

The fi rst picture in the fi rst direc-

tory recognised by the TravelPilot
is displayed.

Setting the Time for the
Slide Show

For a slide show, you can set the dis­play time of the individual pictures of
a folder. You can select from 5, 10, 15
and 20 seconds.

➜ In the Pictures menu, touch the

More button.

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Picture Viewer

➜ Touch the Slideshow button re-

peatedly until the desired time is

displayed.
➜ Touch the
The Pictures menu is displayed

again.

button.

Quitting the Slide Show

➜ To quit the slide show, touch any

position on the display.
The slide show is stopped and the

Pictures menu is displayed again.

Selecting a Directory

You can select a directory either by
using the buttons in the Pictures
menu or by using the fi le browser.

Selecting a Directory via Button

➜ To select the next higher directory,

touch the

menu.
➜ To select the next lower directory,

touch the

menu.

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button in the Pictures

button in the Pictures

Selecting a Directory/Picture via
File Browser

➜ In the Pictures menu, touch the

More button.

The menu is displayed.

➜ Touch the Browser button.

The fi le browser is displayed.

➜ Touch the desired directory.
The directory is displayed.
➜ Touch the picture you want to dis-

play.
The Pictures menu is displayed

again and the selected picture is

displayed.

Selecting a Picture

You can select pictures by using the
buttons in the Pictures menu or by
using the fi le browser. How to select
pictures using the fi le browser is de­scribed in the section "Selecting a Di­rectory/Picture via File Browser".

Picture Viewer

Selecting a Picture via Button

➜ To select the next picture in the di-

rectory, touch the
Pictures menu.

➜ To select the previous picture in

the directory, touch the
in the Pictures menu.

The next or previous picture is dis-

played.

button in the

button

Confi guring the Display

You can defi ne whether the directory
name is displayed.

➜ In the Pictures menu, touch the

More button.

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Picture Viewer

➜ Touch the Show Folder button.
The display of the directory name

is activated if a check mark is dis-

played.
➜ Touch the
The Pictures menu is displayed

again.

button.

Adjusting the Picture to the
Display Format

You can defi ne that pictures which
are stored in portrait format, are au­tomatically rotated for maximum uti­lisation of the display.

➜ In the Pictures menu, touch the

More button.

➜ Touch the Rotate button.
The automatic rotation is activated

if a check mark is displayed.
➜ Touch the
The Pictures menu is displayed

again.

button.

Removing the SD Card

➜ You quit the Picture Viewer mode

by touching the button in

the menu.
➜ Carefully push on the SD card in

the slot until it disengages.
The SD card is ejected a little bit

and can be removed.

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Installing Street Maps

Installing Street Maps

The road map of the country in which
the TravelPilot was purchased is pre­installed in the memory of the Travel­Pilot.

You can purchase additional road
maps for most European countries
on SD card or CD-ROM.

The preinstalled road map is also
contained on the enclosed CD-ROM
for a future restore.

To install a road map from the CD­ROM, copy it from the CD-ROM to an
SD card and install the road map as
described below.

➜ Switch on the TravelPilot by press-

ing the button for a few seconds.

➜ Insert the new memory card into

the SD card slot according to the
marking on the card slot. The card
slot is located on the right side of
the device.

➜ Switch on the TravelPilot again by

pressing the button for a few sec­onds.

➜ In the main menu, touch the Navi-

gation button to start the naviga-

tion.

➜ Touch the More button.
➜ Touch the Select Map button.
➜ Select the desired map in the list.
➜ Touch the OK button.
➜ Determine whether to load the

content of the road map into the

main memory of the device or

whether the TravelPilot should

load the data from the SD card

during the navigation.

Note:

If you load the new road map into

the main memory, the previously

installed road map is overwritten.

➜ Touch the OK button.
The selected road map is activated

and the Navigation menu displays.

Removing the SD Card

➜ Carefully push on the SD card in

the slot until it disengages.
The SD card is ejected a little bit

and can be removed.

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Cradle

Cradle

The cradle allows for adding addi­tional functions to the TravelPilot.

If you installed the cradle in your ve­hicle and connected it to a Blaupunkt
car sound system, the following func­tions are available:

• TMC data transfer to the Travel-

Pilot with the use of a suitable car
sound system (with TMC output).

• TravelPilot power supply.

• Muting the radio for travel instruc-

tions.

• GALA, speed-dependent volume

control.

• Line out. Voice output and music

playback of the TravelPilot via the
loudspeakers of the car sound sys­tem.

• Speed signal to continue navigat-

ing during GPS shadowing (tun­nel).

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Cradle Installation

• Removal of your Blaupunkt TMC

radio. Please read the radio instal-

lation instructions for this pur-

pose.

• Connect the cradle adapter cable

between your radio and the exist-

ing connecting cable.

C

A

B

A

• Reinstall the radio according to

the radio installation instructions.

Cradle

Connection Blocks of Blaupunkt
Car Sound Systems for TravelPilot

C-1 C-2 C-3

7

10 131619

14

91215

C

B

A

581114 17

2

1

234

3

1

4

2

6

3

18

20

5

7

6

8

5

7

6

8

A B

1

Gala/speedometer
22Radio Mute Speaker out RR­3 Sub out 3 Speaker out RF+
4 Permanent +12V 4 Speaker out RF­5 Aut. antenna 5 Speaker out LF+
6 Illumination 6 Speaker out LF­7 Kl.15/Ignition 7 Speaker out LR+
8 Earth/GND 8 Speaker out LR-

1 Speaker out RR+

C2

7 Telephone AF In +

Telephone

8 AF In –

9 Radio Mute
10 RC +12V
11 Remote Control
12 RC - GND

C3

13 Bus (TMC) - In
14 Bus (TMC) - Out
15 Permanent +12 V
16 +12V
17 Bus (TMC) - GND
18 AF-AUX 1 GND
19 CDC IN L (AF-AUX 1 L)
20 CDC IN R (AF-AUX 1 R)

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Accessories

Accessories

(not part of the scope of delivery)

Steering Wheel Remote
Control RC 09

The RC 09 steering wheel remote
control allows you to operate the
TravelPilot safely and conveniently
from your steering wheel.

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• With the buttons , , and

, you can move the selection
mark (yellow) in the menus and
lists.

• The button has the same func-

tion as the OK button in the lists
and menus.

• The button is used to exit the

menus and lists. It has the same
function as the button.

• By pressing the button, you can

conveniently open the TMC menu.

• The button allows you to repeat

the last voice output of the naviga­tion.

Technical Data Warranty

Technical Data

TFT display

Active colour matrix,

3.5 inch diagonal,
320 x 240 pixel

Audio

Built-in loudspeaker:
Mono, 8 Ohm, max 2 W

Audio output via cradle:
Stereo, Vmax=1 Veff, Rtyp=600 Ohm

Battery

Voltage: 3.7 V
Capacity: 2000 mA

Cigarette lighter wire

Input voltage: 12 to 24 V
Fuse in the connector: 2 A

Charger

Input voltage: 90 to 240 V
50/60 Hz

Output voltage: 12 V
Output current: max. 0,8 A

rms

AC,

Warranty

We provide a manufacturer's warran­ty for our products purchased within
the European Union. For devices pur­chased outside the European Union,
the warranty terms issued by our re­spective responsible domestic agen­cy are valid.

The warranty terms can be called
up under www.blaupunkt.com or re­quested directly from:

Blaupunkt Service Center
3230 N Mannheim Road
Franklin Park, IL 60131.

Disposal of old unit

Do not dispose of your old unit in

the household trash!

Please use the return and collection
systems available to dispose of the
old unit.

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FAQ

Fault Removal /
Frequently Asked
Questions FAQ

Why does the TravelPilot require
GPS reception?

The system must know where it is lo­cated or where it is moving. This is
accomplished with the help of GPS
satellites. Without GPS reception,
navigating is not possible.

I have bad or no satellite reception.
What can I do to improve it?

One obstacle could be the metal­evaporated windshield or a wind­shield heater. The metal evaporation
prevents the GPS signals from reach­ing the built-in antenna of the Travel­Pilot. As an alternative, an external
GPS antenna (e.g. outside the vehi­cle) must be connected.

Blaupunkt offers an optional external
antenna as an accessory.

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No GPS Reception

If your TravelPilot should be without
GPS reception for an extended pe­riod of time (which could occur if the
device is switched off, e.g. after air
travel), perform a GPS reset:

• If necessary, separate the Travel-

Pilot from the power plug.

• Open the battery cover and set

the switch to "OFF".

• Wait 10 seconds and set the

switch to "ON".

• Move to the outside. The Travel-

Pilot automatically searches for
GPS signals. After a few minutes,
your TravelPilot is operational
again.

The loudspeaker of the TravelPilot is
too soft for me; what can I do?

The use of the cradle in conjunction
with a car sound system with Tel.-In/
Aux-In allows for using the loudspeak­ers for the playback.

FAQ

The built-in loudspeaker does not
meet my quality demands. What can
I do?

The TravelPilot can be connected to a
car sound system with Tel.-In/Aux-In,
so that the loudspeakers can be used
for the playback. The sound should
improve signifi cantly.

In which countries is TMC reception
possible?

The following countries currently of­fer TMC: Germany, Denmark, Swe­den, Finland, Great Britain, Belgium,
Netherlands, Austria, France, Swit­zerland, Italy, Spain.

The following countries plan on intro­ducing TMC in the near future: Hun­gary, Czech Republic, Portugal.

Additional countries will follow.

What is the SD slot of the Travel­Pilot used for?

The SD slot is used to accept SD
cards with a capacity of up to 2 GB.

The following data can be stored on
the SD card:

Navigation data of other countries

•

(depth-digitised)

MP3/WMA fi les for playback

•

Pictures in the JPEG format.

•

How can I listen to MP3/WMA music?

With the help of a PC, the MP3/WMA
fi les are stored on the card which is
then inserted in the SD card slot of
the TravelPilot. In conjunction with
the cradle, they can also be played
over the car sound system.

Can the navigation software be
changed?

Yes. Depth-digitised data are pro­vided on SD cards. Simply insert the
card in the SD card slot and you can
immediately navigate with the new
data.

The internal navigation software re­mains intact and you can use either
the internal navigation software or
the one on the SD card for the selec­tion.

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FAQ

Is the old internal navigation soft­ware overwritten with a change of
the navigation software?

No, the system can navigate with
the internal as well as the external
data. If the external data (SD card)
are used for navigation, the SD slot
for the MP3/WMA playback for the
TravelPilot is unavailable during this
time.

Can the internal navigation software
be changed?

Yes. The data of the SD card can be
loaded in the internal memory. For
this purpose, insert the card in the
SD card slot and initiate the loading
process via menu.

How long does the loading take from
the SD card to the internal memo­ry?

The loading process lasts approx. 15
minutes and is dependent upon the
data size. For this reason, the indi­vidual countries are delivered as com­pletely manufactured maps.

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The data do not have to be loaded
from the SD card into the internal
memory.

Is it possible to play WMA fi les with
DRM protection?

The playback of WMA fi les with Dig­ital Rights Management protection
(WMA-DRM) is not possible since the
license key is not transferred during
the transfer of the WMA fi le from the
PC.

The playback of WMA fi les without
DRM protection is, of course, possi­ble.

Can the GPS antenna prefi tted in
the vehicle be connected?

No, this requires an antenna matched
to the TravelPilot.

Most antennas requiring a 5-volt op­erating voltage, and the TravelPilot
provides 3 volt for the GPS antenna.

Does the connection of the remote
control (RC09 available as an op­tion) require an external infrared
receiver?

No. The infrared receiver is integrat­ed in the TravelPilot.

Which cards can I use?

Commercial SD or MMC cards. We
tested SanDisk and Kingston.

Which data format is required for an
SD card?

FAT 16/32.

FAQ

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Country: Phone: Fax:/www:

Germany (D) 0180-5000225 05121-49 4002
www.blaupunkt.com

Austria (A) 01-610 39 0 01-610 39 391
Belgium (B) 02-525 5444 02-525 5263
Denmark (DK) 44-898 360 44-898 644
Finland (FIN) 09-435 991 09-435 99236
France (F) 01-4010 7007 01-4010 7320
Great Britain (GB) 01-89583 8880 01-89583 8394
Greece (GR) 210 94 27 337 210 94 12 711
Ireland (IRL) 01-46 66 700 01-46 66 706
Italy (I) 02-369 62331 02-369 62464
Luxembourg (L) 40 4078 40 2085
Netherlands (NL) 00 31 24 35 91 338 00 31 24 35 91 336
Norway (N) [phone] [phone]
Portugal (P) 2185 00144 2185 00165
Spain (E) 902 52 77 70 91 410 4078
Sweden (S) 08-7501850 08-7501810
Switzerland (CH) 01-8471644 01-8471650
Czech. Rep. (CZ) 02-6130 0446 02-6130 0514
Hungary (H) 76 511 803 76 511 809
Poland (PL) 0800-118922 022-8771260
Turkey (TR) 0212-335 06 71 0212-346 00 40
USA (USA) 800-950-2528 www.blaupunkt.com/us

Blaupunkt GmbH,

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D-31139 Hildesheim

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