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:
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: 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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