Blaupunkt TRAVELPILOT EASY, TRAVEL PILOT EASY D-A-CH User Manual

EASY

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Mobile Navigation

Operating and installation instructions

(Long version)

Device overview

Device overview

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1 On/Off switch:

Long press (longer than 3 seconds):

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Switches the device to idle state.
Long press (longer than 5 seconds):

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Switches the device on or off.

2 Display (touchscreen): Simple and intuitive

operation by touching the buttons on the dis­play.

3 Memory card slot
4 Reset button
5 USB port for battery charging/data transfer

Device overview

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Contents

Device overview ..................................2

Safety notes ........................................7

Warning symbols used ...........................7

Use as directed .....................................7

Road safety ..........................................7

General safety notes ..............................7

Cleaning notes ......................................8

Disposal notes ......................................8

Initial startup ......................................8

Scope of delivery ..................................8

Protective screen fi lm ............................8

Suction cup protective fi lm .....................8

Charging the battery ..............................8

Switching on the device..........................9

Setting the language ..............................9

Select simple mode/advanced mode ........9

Installation in the vehicle ...................10

Attaching the suction cup holder ...........10

Attaching the device mount ..................10

Inserting the device in the mounting cup ..10

Removing the device ............................10

Removing the suction cup holder ...........10

Removing the mount from the bracket ....11

Switching on/off ................................11

Switch-on ..........................................11

Switching off ......................................11

Reset .................................................11

Operation of menus ...........................11

Simple mode/advanced mode ...............11

Toggling the mode ............................11

Navigation menu .................................11

Route* advanced menu......................12

Manage* advanced menu ...................12

Buttons ..............................................12

Keyboard ...........................................12

Lists ..................................................12

Information about GPS .......................12

GPS mode of operation ........................12

Displaying GPS info .............................12

Navigation ........................................13

Destination entry (search menu) ...........13

Entering an address ..........................13

Copying the destination from

the favourites ..................................14

Copying one of the recent destinations ...14

Entering coordinates* .......................14

Copying a destination from the map* ...15

Points of interest (POI) .........................15

Selecting a point of interest

at a specifi c location .........................15

Selecting a point of interest nearby,
in the destination area or on the route ...15

Selecting a point of interest on the map ..16
Selecting a point of interest

by stored criteria ..............................16

Route planning* .................................16

Manually entering a route ......................16

Starting the route planning ...................17

Track information ................................17

Itinerary .............................................17

Changing a route .................................17

Saving a route .....................................18

Loading a route ...................................18

Deleting a route ...................................18

Fly over/simulate* ..............................18

Starting Fly over/simulate* ....................18

Ending Fly over/simulate* .....................18

Additional functions after

the destination entry .........................19

Saving destinations .............................19

Saving a destination entered/one of

the last destinations as favourite.........20

Specifying route settings ......................20

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Route guidance..................................21

Starting the route guidance ...................21

Reaching the place of destination ..........21

Quitting the destination guidance ..........21

Disturbed GPS reception ......................22

Voice output during route guidance ........22

Map display during route guidance .........22

Navigation tools ...............................22

Trip information display .....................23

Speed limit......................................23

Additional functions during

the route guidance ...............................23

Cancelling route guidance .................23

Skipping the next destination .............23

Working with the Map ........................24

Showing a Map ................................24

Moving and scaling the map ...............24

Touching the map .............................24

Buttons ..........................................24

Quick Menu ........................................25

Manage .............................................25

Changing saved routes* ........................25

Manage history ...................................26

Managing favourites .............................26

Selecting a point of interest by

stored criteria .....................................26

Managing user data .............................26

Manage POI* ......................................27

Create a new group ..............................27

Change group details ...........................27

Setting the distance for a POI symbol ..27

Renaming a group ............................27

Changing the group symbol ...............27

Deleting a group ...............................27

Changing POI details ............................27

Renaming a POI ...............................27

Changing a POI symbol .....................28

Changing a POI position ....................28

Entering a new phone number ............28

Entering new extra info......................28

Deleting a POI ..................................28

Assigning a POI to a new group ...........28

Transferring POI data from the PC ..........28

Transferring routes from the PC .............28

Track log* ..........................................29

Recording a route ................................29

Replay track log ...................................29

Editing a track log (route information) ....29

Renaming a track log .........................29

Assigning a colour to a route ..............30

Displaying the route on the map .........30

Deleting a track log ...........................30

Exporting a track log .........................30

Settings ...........................................30

Settings in simple mode .......................30

Map display* .......................................31

3D settings......................................31

Colour profi les .................................31

2D terrain .......................................31

Street names ...................................31

Lane information ..............................31

Route planning settings* .......................32

Navigation settings* .............................32

Maintain position in the street ............32

Plan anew after route deviation ..........32

Restoring the lock-to-position ............32

Automatic overview mode .................33

Audio settings* ....................................33

Adjusting the master volume ..............33

Adjusting the volume of the voice

guidance .........................................33

Adjusting the key sounds ...................33

Adjusting the dynamic volume ............33

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Regional settings* ................................33

Adjusting the program language .........34

Adjusting the voice profi le .................34

Adjusting units .................................34

Adjusting date & time format settings ...34
Adjusting time and time zone settings ...34

Warning settings* ................................34

Warn when speeding ........................34

Adjusting radar warning settings .........35

Activating Warn if too fast

for a pedestrian ...............................35

Activating the safety mode .................35

Menu settings* ....................................35

Selecting a background .....................35

Track log settings* ...............................36

Adjusting the update interval setting ...36

Activating auto save ..........................36

Specifying the maximum track log size ..36

Create NMEA/SIRF log ......................36

Product information* ............................36

Software ...........................................37

Updating the navigation software ...........37

Service .............................................37

Warranty ...........................................37

Technical data ...................................37

Troubleshooting table ........................38

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Safety notes

Safety notes

For your personal benefi t, carefully read the fol­lowing safety notes before operating the device
for the fi rst time.

Warning symbols used

In the chapters, warning symbols refer to impor­tant notes for you and the device.

DANGER!

Warns about injuries or life-threatening
danger

DANGER!

Warns about accidents

Use as directed

The device is designed for mobile use in vehicles.
Special information about the navigation of trucks,

busses and campers, such as altitude and width
limitations or maximum permissible road load, is
not included in the navigation data!

Navigation off the roads (offroad route guidance)
is not possible with this navigation device.

Road safety

The navigation device does not release you from
your responsibility as a driver for correct and pru­dent behaviour in traffi c. Always observe the ap­plicable traffi c rules.

Use your device in such a way that you can always
safely control your vehicle. If in doubt, stop and
operate the device while the vehicle is standing.

General safety notes

Observe the following notes to protect the device
against defects and yourself against injuries and
life-threatening dangers from an ignition or explo­sion:

Protect the device against moisture since it

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is not waterproof and not splashproof.

Do not modify or open the device. Other-

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wise, it could be damaged and then ignite or
explode. Or acidic, fl ammable liquid could
run out of the battery.

Do not expose the device to very low (below

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-20 °C) and very high temperatures (above
60 °C), e.g. close to fi re, heating devices or in

a parked car with direct exposure to the sun.
Moisture could form inside the device or the
device could overheat. The device or battery
could deform and even ignite or explode. Or
acidic, fl ammable liquid could run out of the
battery.

If battery liquid comes into contact with

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your eyes or skin, immediately fl ush with wa­ter and consult a doctor.

Remove the device from the power supply

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when you park your vehicle since it contin-

ues to use battery power and could deplete
the vehicle battery. Do not unplug the con­nector of the power supply by pulling on the
wire. The wire could be damaged and cause
electrical shock.

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Safety notes | Initial startup

Cleaning notes

Clean the display with a dry, soft cloth.
Water and other liquids could damage the
display.

Do not use strong detergents for cleaning
the housing. Use only a moistened, lint­free cloth.

Disposal notes

Use the return and collection systems avail­able to dispose of the old device.

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

Initial startup

Scope of delivery

The scope of delivery contains the following com­ponents:

Navigation device

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Suction cup bracket

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Charger cable for cigarette lighter

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Operating instructions

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Note:

We recommend the use of original Blaupunkt
accessories (www.blaupunkt.com).

Protective screen fi lm

Prior to the initial use, carefully remove the pro­tective fi lm from the display.

Suction cup protective fi lm

Prior to the initial use, carefully remove the pro­tective fi lm from the suction cup.

Charging the battery

Upon purchasing the navigation device, the bat­tery could be discharged. Please charge the bat­tery before using the device.

CAUTION!

Unapproved chargers could damage batteries.

Use only the enclosed original charger from Blau­punkt for operating and charging to correctly
charge the battery and protect it against overvolt­age.

Depending on the type of use, you can operate the
device up to 3 hours with the built-in battery. The
charging time is 2 to 3 hours. The charge state in­dicator is located on the top display bar.

In the map display: The top symbol of this
button shows the battery charge state.

If the charge state of the battery becomes weak,
the navigation device warns you about it.

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Connect the battery charger or the charger

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cable for the cigarette lighter to the charging
socket.

Note:

The battery is equipped with a protection
against overheating from excessive current
fl ow. The protection prevents charging the
battery starting at an ambient temperature
above 45 °C.

Switching on the device

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Switching on the device

Select simple mode/advanced mode

After setting up the language and confi rming the
licensing contract, 2 modes are offered for opera­tion.

Note:

The mode can be switched at any time
(ch. "Operation of menus", "Simple mode/
advanced mode").

Touch one of the buttons to select the mode.

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Simple Mode: Easy operation for quick

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destination entry. Access to the most im­portant functions and settings. For the
remaining settings, values are predefi ned
that are optimized for the device.
Advanced Mode: Access to additional

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functions and settings of the device
(identifi ed by a "*" in these instructions).

Press and hold the On/Off switch 1 for

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longer than 5 seconds.

Setting the language

If you switch on the device for the fi rst time, a dia­logue menu is displayed in which you can select
the language and the voice for the navigation.

Select your preferred language and voice in

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the dialogue menu.
Please follow the instructions.

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The language is being loaded. The licensing
contract (EULA) is displayed.

Touch the Accept button to confi rm the con-

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tract.

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Installation in the vehicle

Installation in the vehicle

For temporary installation in a vehicle, the navi­gation device features a holder to attach it to the
windshield.

DANGER!

The installation at an unsuitable loca­tion can cause injuries.

Install the navigation device so that it does not
block your view and does not distract from the
traffi c.

Do not install the device in the airbag deployment
area.

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

Check the fi rm installation of the bracket at regular
intervals. The bracket can loosen due to changes
in the ambient temperature.

Inserting the device in the mounting
cup

Place the mount with the device on the swivel

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arm.
Push the mount with the device down until

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you hear it engage.
Loosen the locking screw on the arm of the

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bracket and move the device to the desired
direction.

Fasten the locking screw.

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Attaching the suction cup holder

Locate a suitable place inside the vehicle for

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the installation.
To ensure a perfect hold, the glass must be

free of dust and oil. If necessary, clean the
glass using a lens cleaning tissue.

Press the suction cup of the holder against

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the windshield.
Push the lever on the support towards the

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glass.

Attaching the device mount

The suction cup holder consists of the mount for
the device and the suction cup holder with arm.

Attach the mount for the device at the rear of

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the device (the button points to the bottom).
Press the button to engage the mount in the

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device.

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Removing the device

Press the button of the mount to disengage

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the device from the bracket.
The device disengages from the bracket.
Remove the device.

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Removing the suction cup holder

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

Push the lever on the support away from the

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glass.
Carefully loosen the suction cup at the edge

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

Carefully pull the suction cup off of the glass.

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Switching on/off | Operation of menus

Removing the mount from the bracket

The mount of the device can permanently remain
in the suction cup holder. If you want to remove
the mount from the suction cup holder, proceed
as follows:

Firmly push the small lever on the suction cup

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holder together.

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Pull the mount up and away from the holder.

Switching on/off

The device can be switched on and off with the

On/Off switch 1.

Switch-on

Press and hold the On/Off switch 1 for

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longer than 5 seconds.

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2 seconds and release it to switch on the de­vice from the pause state.

Switching off

Press the On/Off switch 1 for approx.

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2 seconds and release it to switch the device
to the pause state.

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Press and hold the On/Off switch 1 for
longer than 5 seconds to completely switch
off the device.

Note:

The device continues to use a small amount of
energy even if it is switched off. If you use the
device again after an extended period of time,
it may be necessary to recharge the battery.

Operation of menus

Simple mode/advanced mode

2 modes are available for operating the device:
the simple mode for quick destination entry and
the advanced mode with many additional settings
and functions. The mode can be switched at any
time.

Note:

The additional settings and functions of the
advanced mode are identifi ed by a "*" in these
instructions.
The enclosed quick guide contains detailed
information about the simple mode.

Toggling the mode

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Navigation menu

Touch the symbol in the menu Navi­gation Menu menu.

The Settings menu is displayed.

Touch the Advanced Mode button to select
the advanced mode.

- or ­Touch the Simple Mode button to select the
simple mode.

Reset

If the device does not work properly, a simple re­set may help.

Use a pointed object (e.g. a ball-point pen)

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to press the Reset button 4. The device is
switched off and automatically restarted.

If you selected the advanced mode, additional
functions are available with the advanced menus
Route and Manage.

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Operation of menus | Information about GPS

Route* advanced menu

The Route menu can be accessed only if
you already entered a destination or
planned a route with several interim des­tinations.

The Route menu provides an overview
and additional functions for the calcu­lated routes. You can edit or fl y over the
routes. Relevant descriptions can be
found in the chapters "Route planning"
and "Fly over/Simulate".

Manage* advanced menu

In the Manage menu, you change saved
routes and manage the entire track log. In
addition, you can edit the last destina­tions and favourites, manage POIs and
change stored search criteria for POIs.
Relevant descriptions can be found in the
chapters "Manage" and "Manage POI".

Buttons

Touch this button to return to the previ­ous menu.

Touch this button to change to the next
page in the menu.

Done: Touch this button to confi rm an entry or a
setting.

Keyboard

If text entries are required (e.g. for the destination
entry), a virtual keyboard appears on the display.
You can perform all entries using your fi nger.

These buttons are located on the keyboard:

Delete last character

Insert a space

Toggling case-sensitive

Display special character map

Adjust keyboard layout by region

During the entry, the device auto-completes char­acters as far as possible and offers only those
characters on the keyboard that are logically pos­sible.

Lists

You can frequently display lists form which you can
select an entry (e.g. a destination). For example, if
you do not enter the complete name of a location,
a list with possible results is displayed.

To display a list with additional matching entries,
touch the Done button. Longer lists require a long­er loading time.

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Touch an entry directly to accept it.

Touch one of the buttons to
scroll through the list.

Information about GPS

The GPS (Global Positioning System) allows
world-wide navigation and locating via satellites
to determine a position.

GPS mode of operation

The navigation device measures the current posi­tion of your vehicle via GPS and compares these
coordinates with its map material. The map mate­rial contains the geographic coordinates of points
of interest, streets and cities that you can view on
the display of the navigation device. The device
uses this information to calculate the route to the
destination you entered.

Displaying GPS info

Information about the GPS reception of the de­vice, your current position and your speed can be
found in the GPS Info menu.

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In the Navigation Menu, touch the Map but-

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ton.
The map is displayed.

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Touch the symbol.

The Quick Menu
Touch the GPS button.
The GPS-Data menu is displayed.

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Information about GPS | Navigation

Navigation

The navigation device does not release you from
your responsibility as a driver for correct and pru­dent behaviour in traffi c.

DANGER!

Distraction from the traffi c can cause
accidents.

Do not operate the device while driving.
View the display only during safe traffi c situa-

tions.

Notes:

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Routes are best planned before starting
your trip.

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Perform the basic settings fi rst.

This menu contains this information:

Accuracy: Signal strength of the GPS sat-

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ellites
The number of received GPS satellites is dis-

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played next to it in form of bars (the colour
represents the signal strength).
The navigation requires signals from at
least 3 satellites.
Latitude/Longitude: Current position in

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longitude and latitude
Elevation: Current elevation above mean

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sea level
Speed: Indicates the current speed of the

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vehicle

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Time: Current time broadcast by the GPS
satellite

Note:

Buildings, tunnels and external infl uences
can interfere with the view to the sky and,
therefore, the GPS reception of the naviga­tion device.

Destination entry (search menu)

In the destination entry, you can enter an address,
select a destination in the memory (Favorites),
select one of the last destinations, enter coordi­nates* or select a point of interest (POI).

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Entering an address

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Touch the symbol in the menu Navi­gation Menu menu.

The Find Menu is displayed.

Note:

You can only select places of destination
(countries, cities, streets, house numbers,
points of interest) that are contained in the
map material.

Touch the symbol in the menu Navi­gation Menu menu.

The Find Address menu is displayed.

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Navigation

Note:

You do not have to repeat entering the country,
city and street information every time. Only if
your destination is at a different location than
the previous one will you have to re-enter the
destination address.

Touch the <Country> button to select a dif-

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ferent country.
Touch the <City> button and enter the city or

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postal code.

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Touch the symbol to call up a list
of the cities entered last.

Select the city from the list.

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Touch the City Centre button to select the

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centre of town.

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street.
Touch the <House Number> and enter the

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house number.

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midpoint of the selected street.

- or ­Touch the Intersection button and enter the

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street that intersects the street entered.
The map is displayed.
Touch the Set as Destination button.

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The route is calculated and the route guidance
started.

Notes:

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After the destination entry, you can start
the route guidance or store the destina­tion. For further details, read the chapter
"Additional functions after the destination
entry".

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The route guidance starts as soon as a GPS
signal is received.

Copying the destination from the favourites

Prerequisite:

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You previously saved at least one destination
as favourite (ch. "Additional functions after
the destination entry").

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Touch the symbol in the Navigation
Menu.

The Favourites menu is displayed.

Touch the desired destination.

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The address of the destination is displayed.
Touch the Set as Destination button to start

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the route guidance.

Copying one of the recent destinations

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Touch the symbol in the menu Navi­gation Menu menu.

The History menu is displayed.

Touch the desired destination.

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The address of the destination is displayed.
Touch the Set as Destination button to start

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the route guidance.

Entering coordinates*

Only available in advanced mode:

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Touch the symbol in the Navigation
Menu.

The Coordinate Input menu is dis-
played.

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Navigation

A coordinate with latitude and longitude is
displayed as an example.

Touch the Coordinate Display Format but-

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ton to switch between decimal and DMS for­mat (Degree, Minutes and Seconds) for the
coordinates.

Touch a latitude directly to change it.

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The N/S button allows you to switch between
latitude north and south.

Touch a longitude directly to change it.

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The E/W button allows you to switch between
longitude east and west.

Touch the Done button.

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Touch the Set as Destination button to start

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the route guidance.

Copying a destination from the map*

Only available in advanced mode:

Touch the Plan on Map button.

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The map is displayed.
Move and scale the map as described in the

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chapter "Working with the map".
Touch a location or street of your choice.

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The location is selected and its name appears
in the lower display bar.

Touch one of the buttons to use the location

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as start, destination or interim destination of
a route:

Add Start: Use location as destination

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for the route guidance and start the route
guidance

Insert Via: Add location of a route as in-

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terim destination
Continue: Add location as interim desti-

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nation in the current route. Additional cit­ies can be entered on the map as interim
destination or destination.

Remove: If you mark a destination, the

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button is displayed. The destination is
removed.

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Touch the Start Navigating button to start
the route guidance.

Points of interest (POI)

Points of interest (POI) are specifi c locations,
such as parking facilities and petrol stations, that
are stored in the map material.

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Selecting a point of interest at a specifi c
location

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Enter an address (ch. "Entering an address").

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Select the POI group.

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Select the point of interest.

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Touch the Set as Destination button to start

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the route guidance.

Selecting a point of interest nearby, in the
destination area or on the route

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Note:

The destination to which you started a route
guidance last is taken as the destination
area.

- or -

Touch the symbol in the Find Menu.
The Where to search? menu is dis-

played.

Touch the symbol in the Where to
search? menu.

The Find POI By Address menu is
displayed.

Touch the symbol in the Where to
search? menu to fi nd a point of inter­est close to your current position.

Touch the symbol in the Where to
search? menu to fi nd a point of inter­est near the destination.

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Navigation | Route planning

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Selecting a point of interest on the map

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Selecting a point of interest by stored criteria

The search criteria allow a quick search of points
of interest. This allows grouping the points of in­terest into certain categories, e.g. parking, shop­ping and dining.

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Touch the symbol in the Where to
search? menu to fi nd a point of inter-

est on the currently selected route.
Select the POI group.
Select the point of interest.
Touch the Set as Destination button to start

the route guidance.

Touch the symbol in the Where to

search? menu.

The map is displayed.
Move and scale the map as described in the

chapter "Working with the map".
Touch a location of your choice.
The location is selected and its name appears

in the top display bar.
Touch the OK button.
Select the POI group.

Select the point of interest.
Touch the Set as Destination button to start

the route guidance.

In the Where to search? menu, touch the
Saved Search Criteria button.

Select one of the saved criteria.
A list with corresponding points of interest is

displayed.
Select the desired point of interest.
The map is displayed.
Touch the Set as Destination button to start

the route guidance.

Route planning*

Prerequisite:

You entered a destination and started a route

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guidance.

Manually entering a route

If you want to enter a route with a different posi­tion than your current GPS position, proceed as
follows:

The route is entered as usual in the destination
entry.

Enter an address (ch. "Destination entry").

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Note:

You can enter favourites like an address and
edit them in the route planning.

Touch the More Options button on the map.

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Touch the Set as Start button.

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The selected address is set as the starting
point of the route.

Find another address to set an interim desti-

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nation or a destination.
Touch the Set as Destination button on the

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map to set the selected address as destina­tion.

- or ­Touch the More Options button on the map.

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Touch the Insert as Via button to insert the

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selected address as interim destination.

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Starting the route planning

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Touch the symbol in the navigation
menu.

The Route menu is displayed.

Track information

The Route Information menu contains information
about the route, e.g. about driving time and dis­tance with the current route settings (method).

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Touch the symbol.
The Route information menu is dis-

played.

Touch the Plan on Map button to display the
route on the map.

Touch the Start Navigating button to start
the route guidance.

Touch the button to exit the menu.

- or ­Touch the Delete Route button to delete the

current route.

- or ­Touch the Settings button to change the

route settings.
The Route Settings menu is displayed.

Touch the Vehicle button to select a speed
profi le.

The "Emergency" profi le is intended specifi ­cally for emergency personnel and will also
guide you through one-way streets or special
routes.

Touch the Road Types Used for Route Plan-
ning button to allow certain road types (check
mark) or to avoid them (no check mark).

Touch the Route Calculation Method button
to select the type of route calculation:

Fas t: The route with the shortest driving

–

time is calculated.
Short: The route with the shortest dis-

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tance is calculated.

Route planning

–

Easy: The route with the easiest route
guidance and particularly few intersec­tions is calculated.

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Economical: The route with the lowest
possible driving expenses (fuel effi cient)
is calculated.

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Touch the button to exit the menu.

Itinerary

In the Itinerary menu, you can display an overview
of the route.

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Touch the symbol.
The Itinerary menu is displayed.

Touch the Modus button to switch between
the views "Itinerary", "Detailed instructions"
and "Road list".

Touch the button to exit the menu.

Changing a route

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Touch the symbol.
The route points are displayed.

Touch the route point that you want to move
or delete.

Touch the buttons to move the
destination up or down in the
tour list.

- or ­Touch the Remove button to remove the route

point.

- or ­Touch the Optimise button to optimise the

route.

Touch the button to exit the menu.

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Route planning | Fly over/simulate

Saving a route

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Touch the symbol to save the route.

The keyboard is displayed.

Enter a name for the route.
Touch the Done button.
The route is stored under the name entered.

Loading a route

Prerequisite:

You saved at least one route (ch. "Saving a

•

route").

Note:

If you load a saved route, the current route is
overwritten.

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Touch the symbol.

The saved routes are listed.

Touch a route in the list to load it.

Deleting a route

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Touch the symbol.

A confi rmation is displayed.
Touch the Yes button to delete the route.

Fly over/simulate*

Conveniently plan your vacation trip at home
and gain an overview of the route and travel time
– even without GPS reception.

Select "Fly Over" or "Simulate": A fl yover consists
of a quick display of the route without voice guid­ance. During simulation, the route is simulated
with voice guidance and realistic speed.

Starting Fly over/simulate*

Prerequisite:

You planned a route (ch. "Route planning").

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If no GPS signal is available, you must set a

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starting point (ch. "Route planning").

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In the Route Menu, touch the Fly Over button
to fl y over the route.

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In the Route Menu, touch the Simulate button
to simulate the route with all the voice guid­ance.

Note:

During the Simulation/fl yover, you have the
same options as in a route guidance (ch. "Map
display during route guidance").

After the simulation/fl yover, the Route Menu
is displayed.

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Ending Fly over/simulate*

In the map display, touch the Stop button.

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Additional functions after the destination entry

Additional functions after the
destination entry

Prerequisites:

You entered a destination as described in the

•

chapter "Destination entry".

- or ­You entered a point of interest as described in

•

the chapter "Points of interest".

- or ­You selected a position on the map as de-

•

scribed in the chapter "Working with the
map", "Touching the map".

The map is displayed.
Touch the Set as Destination button to start

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the route guidance.

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Insert Via* button to insert the location as in­terim destination.

Note:

An interim destination can be inserted only if
you previously defi ned a destination.

- or ­Only available in advanced mode: Touch the

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Place Pin* button to start the route guid­ance.

- or ­Touch the More Options* button to display

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additional buttons.

- or ­Only available in advanced mode: Touch the

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Routing Methods* button to display the cal­culated routes based on the available route
variants.

Select the route that most closely meets your

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needs.

- or ­Only available in advanced mode: Touch the

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Set as Start* button to set the selected ad-
dress as starting point for the route.

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Only available in advanced mode: Touch the

Continue* button to set the selected address
as the last destination of the route.

The old destination is retained as interim des­tination.

- or -

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Only available in advanced mode: Touch the

Save as POI* button to save the selected ad­dress as POI.

- or -

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Only available in advanced mode: Touch the

Save as Camera* button to save the selected
address as a location of a traffi c monitoring
camera.

- or -

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Only available in advanced mode: Touch the

Add to Favourites* button to save the select-
ed address as favourite.

Note:

The number of functions depends on whether
you have already entered a destination or are
entering a new destination. Buttons that are
available only in advanced mode are identi­fi ed by a "*".

Saving destinations

Two lists are available in which individual destina­tions are saved:

In the Favourites

•

In the Last Destinations list

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All destinations to which you started a route guid­ance are automatically saved under Last destina-
tions. The last 100 destinations are stored.

Every destination entered and the destinations
of the Last destinations list can be permanently
stored in the Favourites. This is particularly useful
if you want to approach this destination repeat­edly.

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Additional functions after the destination entry

Destinations from the Favourites can be renamed
(ch. "Manage").

You can delete individual destinations again from
both lists (ch. "Manage").

Saving a destination entered/one of the last
destinations as favourite

Prerequisite:

You entered a destination as described in the

•

chapter "Destination entry".

- or ­You selected a destination from the History

•

list as described in the chapter "Destination
entry".

The map is displayed.
Touch the Add to Favourites button to call up

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the add-on menu.
A list is displayed.
Select an item from the list under which you

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want to save the selected address.

Note:

You can select an empty list item or overwrite
an existing one.

The keyboard is displayed.
Enter a name for the destination and touch

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the Done button.
The destination is stored in the Favourites

under the name entered.

Specifying route settings

The Route Information menu contains information
about the route, e.g. about driving time and dis­tance with the current route settings (method).

The route settings can be changed at any time. If
you change the settings, driving time and distance
may change.

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Touch the Settings button.

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The Route Settings menu is displayed.
Touch the Vehicle button to select a speed

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profi le.
The "Emergency" profi le is intended specifi -

cally for emergency personnel and will also
guide you through one-way streets or special
routes.

Touch the Road Types Used for Route Plan-

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ning button to allow certain road types (check
mark) or to avoid them (no check mark).

Touch the Route Calculation Method button

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to select the type of route calculation:
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–

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During the route guidance, touch
the symbol for the next driving in­struction in the map view.

The Route information menu is dis­played.

Fas t: The route with the shortest driving
time is calculated.
Short: The route with the shortest dis­tance is calculated.
Easy: The route with the easiest route
guidance and particularly few intersec­tions is calculated.
Economical: The route with the lowest
possible driving expenses (fuel effi cient)
is calculated.

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Route guidance

DANGER!

Disregarding traffi c rules can lead to
accidents.

Follow the turn-by-turn directions only if the street
routing and traffi c rules allow it. The navigation
device will bring you to your destination even if
you have to deviate from the planned route.

Route guidance

Note:

You can always use the map or arrow display
for orientation purposes.

Starting the route guidance

When you start the route guidance, a route is cal­culated with your settings (ch. "Specifying route
settings"). The destinations are automatically
stored under "Last Destinations".
Prerequisites:

You entered a destination as described in the

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chapter "Destination entry".

- or ­You entered a point of interest as described in

•

the chapter "Points of interest".

- or ­You planned a route as described in the chap-

•

ter "Route planning".
Touch the Set as Destination button.

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The route is calculated and the route guidance
started. The map is displayed.

Note:

The route guidance does not start until GPS
reception is present.

The so-called "carsor" represents your
position.

Note:

If you enter an additional destination during
an active route guidance and start the route
guidance, you have two options:

•

You can insert the destination as interim
destination. The route is recalculated and
the interim destination is approached
next.

•

Or you start a new route guidance to the
destination entered.

Reaching the place of destination

As soon as you have reached the destination
point, the message "You have reached your desti­nation" appears. The map now displays only your
current position.

Quitting the destination guidance

Touch the upper action arrow on the map.

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The Route Information add-on menu is dis­played.

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Touch the Skip Next Via button to exit the
route guidance.

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Touch the Delete Route button to exit the
route guidance.

A confi rmation is displayed.

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Touch Yes to quit the route guidance.
The menu is displayed.

- or -

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Touch No to continue the route guidance.

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Route guidance

Disturbed GPS reception

If the GPS reception is disturbed during route
guidance for an extended period of time, the route
guidance is stopped. As soon as the reception is
re-established, the device automatically recognis­es whether your position has changed and, if nec­essary, recalculates the route. At that time, you
can simply continue your destination guidance.

Note:

External infl uences can interfere with the view
to the sky and, therefore, the GPS reception
of the navigation device. For further details,
read the chapter "Troubleshooting table".

Voice output during route guidance

Your navigation device supports route guidance
with voice-prompted turn-by-turn directions and
announces turns in advance.

Map display during route guidance

During the route guidance, the map display shows
you different navigation tools and route informa­tion.

DANGER!

Disregarding the street routing can
lead to accidents.

The information on the digital road maps may no
longer be current due to short-term changes (con­struction, etc.).

Additional information, e.g. the speed limit, can
be shown only if they are contained in the map
material.

The signposts and local street routing always have
priority over the information of the navigation de­vice.

Navigation tools

The so-called "carsor" represents your po­sition.

Top fi eld: Name of next street
Bottom fi eld: Name of current street

The top left action arrow shows the next
action and the distance to that action.

The bottom left action arrow shows the
next but one action and the distance to
that action.

Touch the top action arrow to display the

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Route Information menu.
Touch the bottom action arrow to display the

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Itinerary menu.

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Route guidance

Trip information display

The Destination menu contains information about
the route, e.g. about driving time and distance.

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Speed limit

Touch the symbol.
The Destination menu is displayed.

Touch the different buttons to display the data
during the route guidance.

You can select up to 3 buttons. The selected
button is marked.

The left area of the map shows the speed
limit if it is exceeded (ch. "Navigation set­tings").

Note:

The speed limit can only be displayed if it is
activated in the settings (ch. "Warning set­tings").

Cancelling route guidance

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If you entered an interim destination:

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Touch the Skip Next Via button.

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Touch the Delete Route button.
A query appears.

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Touch Yes to quit the route guidance.
The map is displayed.

- or -

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Touch No to continue the route guidance.

Skipping the next destination

Prerequisite:

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Route with at least 1 interim destination
(route planning)

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Touch the Next Via Point button to skip the
next interim destination.

The route is recalculated and the next destina­tion is approached.

Touch the top left action arrow dur­ing the route guidance.

The Route information menu is dis­played.

Touch the symbol to reach the Desti-
nation menu.

The Destination menu is displayed.

Additional functions during the route
guidance

Prerequisites:

Route guidance

•

- or ­Route simulation (Fly Over/Simulate)

•

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Working with the map

Working with the map

Showing a map

In the navigation menu, touch the Map but-

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ton.

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Moving and scaling the map

To view the desired destination area on the map,
you can move the map section and scale it (zoom
in and zoom out).

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Touching the map

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Touch the symbol to close the map
view and return to the navigation
menu.

Touch any position on the map to display ad­ditional buttons.

Touch the symbol to show or
hide the buttons.

Touch one of the symbols to
zoom in or out of the map.

Touch the map and move the map in the de­sired direction.

Touch one of the symbols to tilt
the map in the 3D view.

Touch one of the symbols to ro­tate the map in the 3D view.

Note:

If a GPS signal is received, the device auto­matically adjusts the horizontal angle to the
driving direction.

Touch any position on the map to display ad­ditional functions.

Touch a location (the street or the point of in­terest) in the map.

The location is selected and its name appears
in the lower display bar.

Touch the Cursor button to operate
additional functions after the destina­tion entry.

Note:

If you touch any place in the map during the
route guidance, an add-on menu with addi­tional functions is displayed. For further de­tails, read the chapter "Additional functions
during the route guidance".

Buttons

In the map view, the following buttons are avail­able:

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Touch the Menu button to reach the
navigation menu.

Touch the 2D or 3D button to
toggle between the 2D and
3D display.

Touch the Detour button to reach the
Detour menu.

Note:

In the Detour menu, you can quickly insert
POIs as destination or interim destination
(during the active route guidance).

In the Navigation Menu, touch the
symbol to reach the Find Menu.

Note:

If you already entered a destination, the top
and bottom action arrow and the Route Infor-
mation menu appear.

Touch the symbol to reach the Quick
Menu (ch."Quick Menu").

Touch the symbol to reach the Desti-
nation menu (ch. "Map display during
route guidance").

Note:

The display of the button differs depending
on which setting you performed in the Desti-
nation menu.

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Working with the map | Manage

Quick Menu

In the Quick Menu, you perform settings that are
frequently used during the navigation.

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Touch the symbol to open the Quick
Menu.

Note:

If you activated options in the Quick Menu, the
respective button is marked.

Move the volume control to change the vol­ume for navigation announcements.

Touch the symbol to toggle be­tween mute and activated voice
and sound output.

Touch the symbol to toggle be­tween day and night display.

Touch the symbol to activate or
deactivate the track log.

Touch the symbol to show or hide
the 3D objects.

Note:

3D objects, e.g. important build­ings and places of interest, can be
shown only if they are contained
in the map material.

Touch the symbol to select the
speed profi le.

The route may be recalculated.

Note:

The symbol for the speed profi le varies de­pending on the selected means of transporta­tion.

Touch the GPS button to display the GPS re­ception.

Manage

In the Manage menu, you manage the different
route options, your user data as well as the favour­ites and last destinations.

The chapter "Manage POI" describes how you edit
points of interest and change symbols as well as
groups.

The chapter "Track log*" describes how to log
routes, display them again and export them to
memory cards.

Changing saved routes*

Routes that you created and saved can be re­named and deleted.

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Touch the symbol in the navigation
menu.

The Manage menu is displayed.
Touch the symbol in the Manage

menu.
The Saved Routes menu is displayed.

The saved routes are listed.

Touch the buttons to scroll
through the menu.

Touch a button in the list to rename the de­sired route.

The keyboard is displayed.
Enter a new name and touch the Done but-

ton.

- or ­Touch the button to delete a route.

- or -

Touch the Clear All button to delete all saved
routes.

A confi rmation dialogue appears in both
cases.

Touch Yes to delete the route or all routes.

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Touch No to cancel the procedure.

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Manage

Manage history

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Touch the symbol in the Manage
menu.

The Manage History menu is dis­played.

Touch the Clear History button to delete the
list.

- or ­Touch the symbol to delete a last des-

tination.

Managing favourites

Prerequisite:

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You saved at least one destination as favour­ite.

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Touch the symbol in the Manage
menu.

The Manage Favourites menu is dis-
played.

Touch a favourite to change the name.
Touch the Clear All button to delete the list.

- or ­Touch the symbol to delete a saved

destination.

Selecting a point of interest by stored
criteria

The search criteria allow a quick search of points
of interest. This allows grouping the points of in­terest into certain categories, e.g. parking, shop­ping and dining.

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Touch the symbol in the Manage
menu.

The Manage Saved Search Criteria
menu is displayed. The criteria are
listed.

Touch a search criterion to change the name.

- or -

Touch the Clear All button to delete the list.

- or ­Touch the symbol to delete a point of

interest.

Managing user data

In the Manage menu, touch the User Data

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Management button.
The User Data Management menu is dis-

played.
Touch the Remove Pins button to delete the

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pins you set.

- or ­Touch the Backup User Data button to create

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a backup of your user data.

Note:

To be able to back up your user data, a mem­ory card must be located in the card slot. The
data can be saved only onto a memory card.

- or ­Touch the Restore User Data button to re-

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store your user data.

Note:

To restore your user data, the data must fi rst
have been saved to a memory card.

- or ­Touch the Delete User Data button to delete

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your user data.

- or -

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Touch the Reset All Settings button to reset
the settings in the navigation menu.

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Manage POI

Manage POI*

In the Manage POI menu, you can edit and delete
your points of interest. The following setting op­tions are available:

•

Create a new group

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Changing group details

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Changing POI details

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Create a new group

Create groups to sort your POIs.

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Change group details

You can edit the POI groups and specify the dis­tance at which a POI symbol is displayed on the
map.

Setting the distance for a POI symbol

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If the group features additional subgroups, you can
also specify the distance of the POI display. If the
same setting should be used for all subgroups:

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Touch the symbol in the Manage
menu.

The Manage POI menu is displayed.

Touch the button My POI or All to change be­tween the POIs you created and all POIs.

Touch the buttons to scroll
through the menu.

Touch the New Group button.
The keyboard is displayed.
Enter the name of the group and touch the

Done button.
The created group is displayed.

In the POI management, touch the Edit but­ton.

Touch the button with the desired distance.

Touch the Same Visibility in Subgroups but-
ton to activate (check mark) or to deactivate
(no check mark) the setting.

If you performed changes to the settings:

Touch the button to exit the menu.

Renaming a group

In the POI management, touch the Edit but-

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ton.
Touch the Rename button.

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Enter a new name.

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Touch the Done button.

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Changing the group symbol

In the POI management, touch the Edit but-

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ton.
Touch the button with the blue symbol.

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A list of symbols is displayed.

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Touch the desired symbol.

Deleting a group

You can delete a group with all the POIs it con­tains.

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In the POI management, touch the Edit but­ton.

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Touch the Remove button.

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Touch Yes to delete the group and all POIs.

- or -

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Touch No to cancel the procedure.

Touch the buttons to scroll
through the list of symbols.

Changing POI details

Edit individual POIs of a group and enter addition­al information. A POI can also be assigned another
group.

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Touch the button of the group. A list of POIs
is displayed.

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Touch the button with the name of the POI to
be edited.

The details are displayed.

Renaming a POI

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Touch the button with the name of the POI.
The keyboard is displayed.

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Enter the name of the group and touch the
Done button.

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Manage POI

Changing a POI symbol

Touch the button with the blue symbol.

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A list of symbols is displayed.

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Touch the desired symbol to assign it to the

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POI.

Changing a POI position

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Touch the desired position on the map.

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Touch the Select button.

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The new position is assigned.

Entering a new phone number

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Entering new extra info

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Deleting a POI

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Assigning a POI to a new group

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Touch the symbol.
The Phone Number Input menu is dis-

played.

Enter the phone number and touch the Done
button.

Touch the symbol.
The Extra Info menu is displayed.

Enter the information and touch the Done
button.

Touch the Delete button.
Touch Yes to delete the group and all POIs.

- or ­Touch No to cancel the procedure.

Touch the Change Group button.
A list of groups is displayed.

Touch the desired group.
Touch the Add here button.
The new group is assigned to the POI.

Touch the buttons to scroll
through the list of symbols.

Touch the symbol.
The map is displayed with the posi-

tion of the POI.

Touch the buttons to scroll
through the list of groups.

Transferring POI data from the PC

You can transfer POI data from the PC to the
TravelPilot. The POI data must be available in the
standardised KML format. You can store KML data
using various Internet services for geographic
processing.

Connect the TravelPilot to your PC using a USB

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cable ("Mini USB B-type" to "USB A-type").
The PC recognises your TravelPilot as a re-

movable media drive. Two drives appear: one
for the device memory, one for the SD card
slot of the TravelPilot.

Select the device drive.

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In the X:\content\ folder, create a folder called

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"userdata".
In the X:\content\userdata\ folder, create a

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folder called "poi".
Place the KML fi les in the X:\content\userda-

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ta\poi\ directory.
In this case, "X" represents any drive letter

that your PC creates for the TravelPilot.
The POI data are now available on your Travel-

Pilot.
Search for POIs in the vicinity of the POI in the

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created KML fi le (e.g. with the function "Se­lecting a POI on the map").

Your POI from the KML fi le appears in the list.

Transferring routes from the PC

You can transfer routes from the PC to the TravelPi­lot. The data must be available in the standardised
KML format. You can create route points using var­ious Internet services for geographic processing
and store them in a folder. The fi rst fi le forms the
starting point, the last one the destination, those
in between the interim destinations of the route in
succession. You save this folder as a KML fi le.

Connect the TravelPilot to your PC using a USB

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cable ("Mini USB B-type" to "USB A-type").
The PC recognises your TravelPilot as a re-

movable media drive. Two drives appear: one
for the device memory, one for the SD card
slot of the TravelPilot.

Select the device drive.

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In the X:\content\ folder, create a folder called
"userdata".

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In the X:\content\userdata\ folder, create a
folder called "route".

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Place the KML fi le in the X:\content\userdata\
route\ directory.

In this case, "X" represents any drive letter
that your PC creates for the TravelPilot.

The route data are now available on your
TravelPilot.

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Start the TravelPilot in advanced mode.

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Click on the Route button.

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Click on Load Route button.

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Select your stored route from the list.

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You can edit the route like any other route.

Manage POI | Track log

Track log*

In the Manage Saved Routes menu, you record
routes and manage recorded routes.

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Recording a route

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Replay track log

If you already stored track logs, they are displayed
in a list.

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Touch the symbol in the navigation
menu.

The Manage menu is displayed.

Touch the symbol.
The Manage Track Logs menu is dis-

played.

Touch the Record button to start the record-
ing.

The map is displayed.
Touch the Stop Recording to end the record-

ing.

Touch the button to travel a recorded
route.

Touch the Stop symbol during the playback to
stop it.

Editing a track log (route information)

Edit the recorded routes, view them on the map
and export the geodata to a memory card.

Touch the button with the name of the saved

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track log.
The Track Information menu is displayed.

Renaming a track log

Touch the button with the name of the track

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log.
The keyboard is displayed.
Enter a new name and touch the Done but-

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ton.

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Track log | Settings

Assigning a colour to a route

The route is shown on the map in the selected col­our.

Touch the button with the desired colour.

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- or ­Touch the button to hide the route on the

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map.

Displaying the route on the map

Touch the Fit to Screen button.

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The route is shown on the map.

Deleting a track log

Touch the Delete button.

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Touch Yes to delete the track log.

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- or ­Touch No to cancel the procedure.

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Exporting a track log

The routes are exported in the GPS Exchange For­mat (or simply GPX format). These are geodata
that can be exchanged between devices and ed­ited by numerous programmes and web services.

A memory card is required for the export. The
technical data show which memory cards are sup­ported.

Insert your memory card with the contacts

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to the front in the card slot 3 until the card
engages.

In the Track Information menu, touch the Ex-

쏅

port button.
The route is stored on the memory card in the

GPX format.
To remove the memory card again:
Carefully push on the memory card in the card

쏅

slot until it disengages.

Settings

쏅

쏅

Settings in simple mode

쏅

쏅

쏅

쏅

쏅

쏅

Touch the symbol in the Navigation
Menu.

The Settings menu is displayed.
You can change the mode in the menu.
Touch the Simple Mode button to change to

the simple mode.

Note:

The additional settings and functions of the
advanced mode are identifi ed by a "*" in these
instructions.
The enclosed quick guide contains detailed
information about the simple mode.

In the Navigation Menu, touch the Settings
button.

In the Settings menu, touch the sym-

bol to select the language for the nav-

igation.

In the Settings menu, touch the sym-

bol to select a different background

for the navigation menu.

In the Settings menu, touch the sym-

bol to select the voice for the voice

output.

Touch the symbol to display product

information.

In the Settings menu, you can change the
mode.

Touch the Advanced Mode button to change
to the advanced mode.

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Settings

Map display*

You can perform these settings:

3D settings

•

Colour profi les

•

2D terrain

•

Display street names

•

Lane information

•

쏅

3D settings

In the 3D settings, you defi ne which of the existing
3D objects should be shown on the map. You also
specify how detailed this display should be.

쏅

쏅

쏅

쏅

Colour profi les

In the Colour Profi les menu, you can select differ-
ent colour profi les for the day and night mode.

쏅

In the Settings menu, touch the sym­bol.

The Map Screen Settings menu is
displayed.

Touch the Landmarks button to activate the
3D display for landmarks (check mark) or to
deactivate it (no check mark).

Touch the Elevated Roads button to acti-
vate the 3D display for elevated roads (check
mark) or to deactivate it (no check mark).

Touch the Building Visibility button to
change between the settings "Off", "Wide",
"Medium" and "Close".

Touch the Terrain Detail Level to switch be-
tween the settings "Off", "High", "Medium"
and "Low".

Note:

The settings "Landmarks", "Elevated Roads",
"Building Visibility", "Terrain Detail Level" are
correctly displayed only if they are stored in
the map material.

Touch the Night Mode button to switch the
night mode on, off or to automatic.

Notes:

•

If needed, this function can also be conven­iently selected in the Quick menu.

•

The automatic mode uses the GPS data to
determine whether your current position is
day or night and automatically changes the
colour profi le.

쏅

Touch the Daytime Colour Profi le button to
select a colour profi le for the day mode.

쏅

Touch the Night Colour Profi le button to se-
lect a colour profi le for the night mode.

2D terrain

3D data can also be displayed in 2D display by
means of colours and shadings.

쏅

Touch the Elevation on 2D-Map to switch el-
evation of the terrain on or off in the 2D dis­play.

Street names

If the display of street names should become con­fusing during the navigation, it can be switched off
as follows:

쏅

Touch the Show Street Names to switch the
display of street names on or off in the map
display.

Note:

As soon as you manually move the map, the
street names are displayed for improved ori­entation – even if you deactivated the setting
in this menu.

Lane information

Some streets contains lane information so that
you can be in the correct lane at the next intersec­tion. This setting specifi es whether the data of
lane information should appear at the top or bot­tom of the map or not at all.

쏅

Touch the Lane Information button to select
between the settings "Off", "Top" or "Bot­tom".

쏅

Touch the button to exit the menu.

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Settings

Route planning settings*

쏅

쏅

쏅

쏅

In the Settings menu, touch the sym­bol.

The Route Settings menu is dis-
played.

Touch the Vehicle button to select a speed
profi le.

Note:

The "Emergency" profi le is intended specifi ­cally for emergency personnel and will also
guide you through one-way streets or special
routes.

Touch the Road Types Used for Route Plan-
ning button to allow certain road types (check
mark) or to avoid them (no check mark).

Touch the Route Calculation Method button
to select the type of route calculation:

–

Fas t: The route with the shortest driving
time is calculated.

–

Short: The route with the shortest dis­tance is calculated.

–

Easy: The route with the easiest route
guidance with particularly few intersec­tions is calculated.

–

Economical: The route with the lowest
possible driving expenses (fuel effi cient)
is calculated.

Navigation settings*

You can perform these settings:

•

Maintain position in the street

•

Plan anew after route deviation

•

Position fi xing

•

Automatic overview mode

쏅

쏅

In the Settings menu, touch the sym­bol.

The Navigation Settings menu is dis­played.

If you performed changes to the settings:

Touch the button to exit the menu.

Maintain position in the street

Touch the Keep Position on Road button to

쏅

activate (check mark) or to deactivate (no
check mark) no this function.

With activated function, the position information
of your vehicle is adjusted to the road network. If
you navigate as a pedestrian, this function is au­tomatically deactivated and your exact position is
displayed.

Note:

If this function is deactivated, you also switch
off the error correction for the GPS position.
Your displayed location may be affected by
positioning errors.

Plan anew after route deviation

Touch the Off-Route Recalculation button

쏅

to activate (check mark) or to deactivate (no
check mark) this function.

Your route is automatically recalculated if you
deviate from it. If this function is deactivated,
the navigation is stopped until you return to your
original route.

If you select a different starting point than your
current GPS position, the function is automati­cally deactivated.

Restoring the lock-to-position

If you rotated or moved the map and remain in­active for a certain period of time, the map fi xes
itself back onto your position and reactivates an
automatic map rotation. Here, you determine the
inactive period of time after which this occurs.

Touch the slide control of the Restore Lock-to-

쏅

Position button to specify the period of time
until the lock-to-position. The extreme right
position deactivates this function ("Off").

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Settings

Automatic overview mode

Touch the Automatic Overview button to ac-

쏅

tivate (check mark) or to deactivate (no check
mark) this function.

With activated function, the map switches to over­view mode until the next action on your route falls
below a certain distance. In overview mode, the
map is reduced and displayed in 2D.

You can perform additional settings for the auto­matic overview mode:

쏅

Touch the button with the three dots to dis­play additional settings.

쏅

Touch the slide control to change the follow­ing settings:

–

Turn Distance for Overview: Distance
until an action at which the map changes
to overview mode

–

Default Zoom Level: Scale used for the
overview mode

Audio settings*

You can perform these settings:

General volume

•

Volume of voice guidance

•

Key sounds

•

Dynamic volume

•

쏅

쏅

쏅

In the Settings menu, touch the sym­bol.

The Sound Settings menu is dis-
played.

If you performed changes to the settings:

Touch the button to exit the menu.

Adjusting the master volume

Touch the Master Volume button to acti-
vate (check mark) or to deactivate (no check
mark) all the sounds. The position of the slide
control determines the volume.

Adjusting the volume of the voice guidance

쏅

The slide control of the Voice Guidance Vol­ume button controls the volume of the voice

guidance.

The position all the way on the left deactivates
voice guidance. The position all the way on the
right adjusts the voice guidance to the master vol­ume.

Adjusting the key sounds

쏅

Touch the Key Sounds button to activate
sounds when operating the buttons or the
touchscreen (check mark) or to deactivate
them (no check mark).

Adjusting the dynamic volume

쏅

Touch the Dynamic Volume button to auto-
matically raise the volume at a certain speed.

You can perform additional settings for the dy­namic volume:

쏅

Touch the button with the three dots to dis­play additional setting options.

You use the Minimum Speed slide control to
specify at which speed the volume is increased in
increments.

You use the Maximum Speed slide control to
specify at which speed the highest volume is set.

Regional settings*

You can perform these settings:

Program language

•

Voice profi le

•

Units

•

Date & time format settings

•

Time and time zone settings

•

쏅

쏅

In the Settings menu, touch the sym­bol.

The Regional Settings menu is dis-
played.

If you performed changes to the settings:

Touch the button to exit the menu.

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Settings

Adjusting the program language

The button shows the program language currently
in use.

Touch the Program Language button to se-

쏅

lect from a list of available languages.
Touch the OK button.

쏅

Confi rm the restart of the device.

쏅

The device starts in the selected language.

Adjusting the voice profi le

The button shows the voice profi le currently in
use, the voice used and the version number.

Touch the Voice Profi le button to select from

쏅

a list of available languages and voices.
Touch the OK button.

쏅

Adjusting units

The button shows the units of measure currently
in use.

Touch the Units button to specify the units of

쏅

measure used for the distance.

Note:

If you select a unit of measure that is not sup­ported by the selected voice profi le, a warn­ing appears.

Adjusting date & time format settings

Touch the Set Date & Time Format button to

쏅

display additional setting options.
Touch the Date Format button to adjust the

쏅

desired order of day (DD), month (MM) and
year (YYYY).

Touch the Date Delimiter button to adjust

쏅

the desired delimiter between day, month
and year.

Touch the Time Format button to change be-

쏅

tween 12 hours with AM/PM and 24 hours.

Adjusting time and time zone settings

쏅

Touch the Time and Time Zone Settings but-
ton to display additional setting options.

쏅

Touch the Auto Time Correction to GPS but-
ton to activate the automatic correction of the
system time via the GPS signal (check mark)
or to deactivate it (no check mark).

쏅

Touch the Use Auto Time Zone button to
specify whether the device should automati­cally determine in which time zone you are
located. The time is then always correctly dis­played for your location.

You can also manually select the time zone:

쏅

Deactivate the check mark of the Use Auto
Time Zone button.

쏅

Touch the Set Time Zone button to select the
desired time zone from a list.

Warning settings*

You can perform these settings:

Warn when speeding

•

Radar warning

•

Warn if too fast for a pedestrian

•

Safety mode

•

쏅

쏅

Warn when speeding

쏅

The maps may contain information about the al­lowed speed limit. If the function is activated, you
receive a warning if you are driving too fast.

In the Settings menu, touch the sym-

bol.

The Warning Settings menu is dis-

played.
If you performed changes to the settings:

Touch the button to exit the menu.

Touch the Warn When Speeding button to
activate (check mark) or to deactivate (no
check mark) this function.

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Settings

Note:

The speed information is not available for eve­ry region. Please inquire at your dealership.

Touch the button with the three dots to dis-

쏅

play additional setting options.
Touch the In built-up areas slide control to

쏅

adjust a tolerance value for built-up areas.
In this case, 100% corresponds to the exact
speed limit.

Touch the Elsewhere slide control to adjust a

쏅

tolerance value for other areas. In this case,
100% corresponds to the exact speed limit.

There are two different types of warnings:

Touch the Audible Warning button to acti-

쏅

vate (check mark) or deactivate the warning
beep (no check mark).

Touch the Visible Warning button to activate

쏅

(check mark) or deactivate the visible warn­ing (no check mark).

Adjusting radar warning settings

Note:

The radar warnings are not legal in several
countries. It is your responsibility to ensure
that the use of this function is allowed in the
corresponding country.

Touch the Speed Camera Warning button

쏅

to activate (check mark) or to deactivate (no
check mark) this function.

You can perform additional settings for the radar
warnings:

Touch the button with the three dots to dis-

쏅

play additional setting options.
Touch the Audible Warning button to acti-

쏅

vate this type of warning ("Simple"), to re­ceive early warnings ("Early") or to deactivate
it ("Off").

쏅

Touch the Visible Warning button to activate
("On") or deactivate ("Off") this type of warn­ing.

Activating Warn if too fast for a pedestrian

쏅

Touch the Warn if too fast for a Pedestrian
button to activate (check mark) or to deacti­vate (no check mark) this function.

If you activated this function, you receive a warn­ing if you are driving too fast for the pedestrian
mode. You are automatically asked if you want to
change to auto mode.

Activating the safety mode

쏅

Touch the Safety Mode button to activate
(check mark) or to deactivate (no check
mark) this function.

If safety mode is activated, you cannot use the
touchscreen if you are driving faster than 10 km/h
(6 mph).

Menu settings*

You can perform these settings:

Background

•

쏅

쏅

쏅

Selecting a background

쏅

In the Settings menu, touch the but­ton to scroll to the second page of the
menu.

Touch the symbol.
The Menu is displayed.

If you performed changes to the settings:

Touch the button to exit the menu.

Touch the Background button to select a
background from a list of available wallpa­pers.

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Settings

Track log settings*

You can perform these settings:

Update interval

•

Auto save active

•

Maximum route memory

•

Create NMEA/SIRF log

•

쏅

쏅

쏅

Adjusting the update interval setting

쏅

The less position information is stored, the less
memory capacity is required for the logging.

Activating auto save

쏅

The display Track Log Database Size shows how
much memory capacity is occupied by automatic
track logs.

In the Settings menu, touch the but­ton to scroll to the second page of the
menu.

Touch the symbol.
The Track Log Settings menu is dis-

played.

If you performed changes to the settings:

Touch the button to exit the menu.

You use the slide control of the Update Inter-
val button to control at which time intervals
position information is saved during a track
log.

Touch the Enable Auto-saving button to au-
tomatically save routes (check mark) or to de­activate it (no check mark).

Create NMEA/SIRF log

You have the option of copying the received GPS
data as a text fi le to the memory card. However,
they cannot be displayed via the application but,
instead, have to be transferred to a computer.

쏅

Touch the Create NMEA/SIRF Log button
to activate (check mark) or to deactivate (no
check mark) this function.

Product information*

쏅

쏅

In the Settings menu, touch the but-

ton to scroll to the second page of the

menu.

Touch the symbol.

The About menu is displayed.

Here, you obtain information about

the software and the installed map

material.

Specifying the maximum track log size

You use the slide control of the Track Log

쏅

Max. Size button to control how much mem­ory capacity is available for automatic track
log.

If the maximum memory capacity has been
reached, the oldest automatic track log is delet­ed.

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Software | Service | Warranty | Technical data

Software

Updating the navigation software

To ensure that your navigation device is always
state-of-the-art, Blaupunkt offers software up­dates at regular intervals. They can be found on
the Blaupunkt Internet site www.blaupunkt.com.

Service

In some countries Blaupunkt offers a specifi c re­pair service including a pick-up service.

In case your device has to be sent to Blaupunkt for
service you can order a pick-up service for your
device on the Internet.

Refer to www.blaupunkt.com to check if this serv­ice is available in your country.

Warranty

We provide a manufacturer guarantee for our
products bought within the European Union. De­vices purchased outside the European Union are
subject to the warranty terms published by our
respective regional agency.

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

Blaupunkt GmbH, Hotline
Robert-Bosch-Str. 200
D-31139 Hildesheim

Technical data

Dimensions (W x H x D)

96 x 81.5 x 18.5 mm

Weight

approx. 140 g

Operating temperature

0 °C ... 60 °C

Storage temperature

-20 °C ... 60 °C

Power supply

Battery: Li-ion, 3.7 V/1100 mAh
Charger cable for cigarette lighter:

Input 12 V

Display

3.5˝ touchscreen TFT LCD color display 4:3,
320 x 240 pixel

Audio

Built-in loudspeaker, min. 1.5 W

GPS receiver

Integrated, QuickFind technology Centrality GPS,
16 channels

Platform

ARM9 CPU (400 MHz)
Internal 32 MB SDRAM Memory
512 MB NAND Flash Memory
Memory card slot: SD cards, MMC and SDHC

max. 8 GB

USB

USB 1.1

Operating system

Microsoft Windows CE 5.0

Subject to changes

37

Troubleshooting table

Troubleshooting table

Problem Cause Measure

The device does not work or
does not work correctly.

The display remains dark if I
switch on the device.

The battery is empty, even
though I did not use the device
for some time.

The device does not respond
when I touch the buttons.

The device does not output any
turn-by-turn directions via voice
output.

The operating system is over­loaded.

The display may temporarily
loose its contrast after long and
heavy exposure to the sun and
high temperatures.

At very high temperatures, the
device switches off to protect
against overheating.

The battery is not suffi ciently
charged.

The device continues to use a
small amount of energy if it is
switched off. Hence, the bat­tery could be discharged after
a few days.

During short driving times,
the battery is not completely
charged.

The operating system is over­loaded.

The voice guidance is deacti­vated.

The volume of the voice guid­ance is too low.

Perform a reset (ch. "Switching
on/off").

Reset the factory settings (ch.
"Settings"). All personal set-

tings will be deleted!

Place the device in the shade for
approximately 10 minutes and
switch it on again.

Completely charge the battery
(ch. "Charging the battery").

To obtain battery operation
of up to 3 hours in navigation
mode, completely charge the
battery.

Always operate the device in
the vehicle together with the
charger cable via the cigarette
lighter.

Perform a reset (ch. "Switching
on/off")

Activate the voice output in the
settings.

Increase the volume during a
voice output.

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Troubleshooting table

Problem Cause Measure

The device has no or only a very
poor GPS reception.

After switch-on, the device re­quires approx. 1 minute until it
is ready for navigation. During
the initial switch-on, it requires
a longer time and a strong GPS
signal.

The GPS reception is generally

Move to the outside and place
the device on high ground. Your
device is operational again after
no more than 2 to 5 minutes. At
that time, the navigation is also
possible under less than perfect
conditions.

limited inside of buildings.

Heavily metal-evaporated wind­shields can interfere with the
GPS reception.

Refl ection and separation,
e.g. due to high-rises, tunnels,
mountains or heavy foliage.

Heavy snowfall and (thunder)
storms.

You may attempt to install the
device in a different location in
the vehicle.

The device must have a clear
path to the sky. Wait until the
GPS reception is available again.
The route guidance is then con­tinued automatically.

Transport of the vehicle by car­sleeper train or ferry.

The device does not recognise
my memory card.

The memory card is not compat­ible with this device.

The memory card was format­ted using the wrong fi le system.

Use compatible memory cards.
(Ch. "Technical data")

Format the memory card with
the fi le system FAT16 or FAT32.

Due to continued technical developments, Blaupunkt cannot guar­antee the correct functioning of memory cards from different man­ufacturers and different types of cards. Try a memory card from a
different manufacturer or with a different capacity.

Note:
In rare cases, the charger cable may be damaged in older vehicles with a model year before 1995.

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Country: Phone: Fax:

Germany (D) 0180-5000225 05121-49 4002

Austria (A) 01-610 39 0 01-610 39 391

Denmark (DK) 44-898 360 44-898 644

Finland (FIN) 09-435 991 09-435 99236

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

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 07 23 0212-346 00 40

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