Lenco NAV-400 User Manual

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NAV-400

OWNER’S MANUAL

Global Positioning System

CONTENTS

SAFETY INFORMATION .............................................................................................3

INSTALLATION............................................................................................................6

VIEWS ........................................................................................................................11

Front View.............................................................................................................11

Back View .............................................................................................................12

Bottom View .........................................................................................................13

Left View ...............................................................................................................13

Right View.............................................................................................................13

GPS (GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM)..................................................................14

Memory Card Quick Installation ...........................................................................14

Starting Navigation ...............................................................................................14

Software Installation On Your PC .........................................................................15

Installing Microsoft ActiveSync.............................................................................15

Welcome to Destinator OP ......................................................................................16

Navigating a route ....................................................................................................17

Options ......................................................................................................................29

Setting .......................................................................................................................32

Changing map views................................................................................................37

Auto & favorites Alerts .............................................................................................39

Favorites importing ..................................................................................................40

GLOSSARY................................................................................................................41

Appendix A - Favorites Importing file Structure ...................................................42

Appendix B - Destinator OP Console...................................................................43

Appendix C - Installing and activating Additional maps.......................................51

Appendix D - MO Setting .....................................................................................55

SAFETY INFORMATION

Safety Instructions

Please read this section carefully and follow all the instructions given. This will help ensure reliable operation and extend the service life for your appliance. Keep the packaging and the user instructions for future reference or inquiries at a later date. If you pass the article on to another person, you must pass on these instructions.

• Never open up the housing of the appliance or the power adapter. These contain no user-serviceable parts. If the housing is opened there is a danger to life from electric shock.

• Do not place any objects on the appliance and do not exert any pressure on the display. Otherwise there is a danger that the screen will break.

• To avoid damage, do not touch the screen with sharp objects. Use only the stylus provided.

• There is a risk of injury if the display breaks. If this should occur, use protective gloves to pack the broken parts and contact customer support to arrange for disposal. Then wash your hands with soap, since there is a possibility that chemicals may have escaped.

• Never allow children to play with electrical equipment unsupervised. Children not always correctly recognize possible danger.

• Remove the power adapter from the outlet, switch the appliance off immediately, or don not actually switch it on, and contact Customer Service … …if the power adapter or the attached plug become scorched or damaged. …if the housing of the appliance or the power pack becomes damaged or fluids leak into it. Components must be checked by Customer Service in order to avoid damage!

Data Security

• Every time you update your data make backup copies on an external storage mediums. The supplier does not assume liability for data loss or damage to data storage units, and no claims can be accepted for damages resulting from the loss of data or for consequential damages.

Operating Environment

• Keep your navigation system and all connected devices away from moisture and avoid dust, heat and direct sunlight, especially in the car.

• Make sure you protect your appliance from getting wet. (e.g. from rain and hail, at all times.) Please pay attention that moisture can even build up in a protective pouch because of condensation.

• Avoid heavy vibrations and shaking.

• Avoid the device from releasing itself from its holder, for example when braking. In stall the device as vertically as possible. Failure to follow these instructions may lead to damage to your appliance.

Ambient Temperature

• The appliance if most reliably operated at an ambient temperature of between 41˚F to 104˚F (5˚C to 40˚C) and at a relative humidity of between 10% to 90%.

• In the powered down state the appliance can be stored at between 32˚F to 140˚F (0˚C to 60˚C).

• Store the appliance in a safe location to avoid high temperatures (e.g. when parking

or from direct sunlight).

Electromagnetic Compatibility

• When connecting additional or other components the “Electromagnetic Compatibility

Directive”(EMC) must be adhered to. Please also note that only screened cable (maximum 10ft) should be used with this appliance. For optimal performance, maintain a distance of at least 10ft. from sources of highfrequency and magnetic interference (televisions, loudspeaker systems, mobile telephones and so on.) This will help avoid malfunctions and loss of data.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Battery Operation

Your appliance is operated with a removable battery. In order to prolong the life and efficiency of your battery and to ensure safe operation, follow the instructions below:

• Warning: Danger of explosion if rechargeable batteries are not charged properly. Only replace with the same type of battery or a similar type recommended by the manufacturer. Never open the rechargeable battery. Do not throw the rechargeable battery into fire. Dispose of the used batteries following the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Batteries cannot withstand heat. Avoid the appliance and the integrated battery becoming overheated. Failure to comply with this instruction may lead to damage to and even explosion of the battery.

• Use only the original power pack to charge the battery or the car adapter from the optional navigation kit.

• The batteries are special category waste. When disposing of the appliance ensure that this is done correctly. Contact Customer Service for more details.

Care of the Display

• Avoid scratching the display surface as this is easily damaged. It is strongly recommended to use a display protection mylar to avoid scratches. Please ask your nearest dealer for this accessories. The foil on the display at delivery is purely for protection during transportation!

• Ensure that no traces of water remain on the screen. Water can cause irreversible discoloration.

• Use only a soft , lint-free cloth to clean the screen.

• Do not expose the screen to either strong sunlight or ultraviolet radiation.

Transport

If you wish to transport the appliance follow the instructions below:

• Following transport of the appliance wait until the unit has acclimatized before using it.

• In the case of wide fluctuations in temperature or humidity condensation or moisture may form inside the appliance and this can cause and electrical short-circuit.

• In order to protect the appliance from dirt, knocks and scratching, use either the protective case.

• Before traveling insure that you are aware of the power and communications provision at your destination. Before traveling obtain any power or communications adapters(modem, LAN, etc.) That may be needed.

• When shipping your appliance use only the original packaging and advise the carrier accordingly.

• When passing through the hand luggage control at airports, it is recommended that you pass the appliance and all magnetic storage media (external hard drives) through the X-ray system (the machine on which you place your bags). Avoid the magnetic detector (the structure through which you pass) or the magnetic wand (the hand device that the security staff use), since this may corrupt your data.

Connection

When connection your appliance be sure to correctly observe the following instructions:

• The outlet must be in the vicinity of the appliance and must be easily accessible.

• Only use the mains adapter on grounded sockets at 100-240V~AC, 50/60Hz. If you

are unsure about the power supply to the place of use, ask the relevant energy supplier.

• Use only the power adapter provided with your appliance.

• For additional safety, we recommend the use of a surge protector in order to protect

your appliance from damage of spikes or lighting strikes on the power network.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Power Through Car Adapter

• The car adapter should only be connected to the lighter socket of a car (car battery

=DV12V ,no trucks!). If you are in any doubt about the power source in your car, contact your car manufacturer.

Cabling

• Arrange cables so that no-one can tread on them or trip over them.

• Do not place any items on the cable.

WARNING When the unit is not in use for a long time, please recharge the battery every other time, otherwise the battery’s lifetime would be shortened.

INSTALLATION

The following guides you step by step through the initial set up of the navigation system. Firstly, remove the foil for protecting the device during transportation from the display.

Switching on the navigation system Switch the main switch (9) on the bottom of the device to ON. Attention: Always leave the main switch on the ON position, unless you want to carry

out a new reinstallation. if the switch is set to OFF , All data will be lost and the initial installation will have to be carried out again. The Navigation System will start the initial installation automatically. The brand logo will appear and your device will display the application screen after a few seconds. You set the date and the time by means of the Setting Button on the touch screen and the date/time control button. Set the applicable time zone, if available. Attention: According to the charging status of the accumulator installed. It is necessary for the device to be charged before the initial setting up can run through.

Charging Battery of the Navigation system Note: When charging the battery, please be sure switch the Battery Switch to ON

position. In causing of charging, the Battery Charge Indicator is red. You have different possibilities to charge the battery of your navigation system:

• With the help of the network adapter.

• By means of the car adapter.

• The battery charge indicator lights red until the navigation system is charged. Don not interrupt the charging before the battery is fully charged. It will take a few hours for the navigation system to be fully charged. When the battery is fully charged the battery indicator will turn to green.

• Note: You can use the navigation system during the charging process, but the power supply must not be interrupted during initial set-up.

• Leave the mains adapter connected to the navigation system for around 24 hours, so that the backup battery can be fully charged.

• You can leave the main adapter connected, and this is very handy for continuous operation. However, the mains adapter also requires power even when it is not charging up the battery of the navigation system.

Push the adapter connector into the guide on the right of the network adapter. Push the Network Adapter (2) into a power point that is easily accessible. Push the cable of the Network Adapter (1) into the network adapter connection of the navigation system.

Working with memory cards

Your navigation system supports SD memory cards. Inserting memory cards

1.Carefully take the memory card out of its packing (if included). Take care not to touch

or dirty the contacts.

2.Push the memory card carefully into the card bay. The side of the memory card

wearing the label must point upwards. The memory card should slightly lock in place.

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Removing memory cards

• Do not remove the memory card while it is accessed. This could result in loss of

data.

1.To remove the card press lightly onto the upper edge until it ejects.

2.Pull the card out without touching the contacts.

3.Store the memory card in the packing or in another safe location.

• Memory cards are very fragile. Take care not to dirty the contacts and not to force

the card.

Accessing Memory Cards

• The appliance only supports memory cards in the FAT16/32 file format. If you insert

a card prepared with a different format (e.g. in cameras, MP3 players), your navigation system may not recognize it and will ask you to format it again. Warning: Formatting the memory card irretrievably wipes out all data.

• Likewise you cannot just copy files onto the memory card. In some cases they must

be converted by the Microsoft ActiveSync program.

Data Exchange VIA Card Reader

You can transfer or synchronise data via ActiveSync. This is also the correct method, in particular, if files are to be transferred that must be converted into a navigation system-readable format. However, if you wish to copy large quantities of data (navigation maps) to the memory card, these can also be stored directly to the memory card. Many computers already have memory card devices. Insert the card in this and copy the data directly to the card. Because of the direct access significantly faster transfer will be achieved.

Resetting The Navigation System

There are two options for resetting the navigation system.

Soft Reset

This option restarts the navigation system, without reinstallation being necessary. A soft-reset is often used in order to reorganize the memory. In doing so all programs that are running are interrupted and the working memory is reinitialized. Choose this option if your navigation system is not responding or working properly. Perform the soft-reset as follows: Screw off the end cap of the pointer and carefully press the point of the end cap into the reset opening on the left side of your device.

Hard Reset Warning: A hard-reset deletes all data on your appliance and causes a new initial

installation. It is not necessary to install the software on your synchronization computer again, however. Perform the hard-reset as follows: Push the BATTERY ON/OFF switch on the bottom of the device to the OFF position initially and back to ON after two seconds.

Safety Instructions for Navigation

The bundled product CD contains a comprehensive instruction manual.

Tips for Navigation

• Do not manipulate the navigation system while driving to protect yourself and others

from accidents!

• In the event that you do not understand the voice instruction or if you are in any

doubt about what to do at the next intersection, then the map or arrow display will provide you with a quick orientation. Only look at the display when you are in a safe driving situation!

• Attention: The road layout and driving rules take precedence over the instructions

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of the navigation system. Only follow the instructions when circumstances and driving rules permit it! The navigation system will guide you to your destination even when you have to deviate from your planned route.

• The direction statements of the navigation system given do not release the driver

of the vehicle from his or her duty of care or personal responsibility.

• Plan routes before you leave. If you want to play a new route whilst on the road stop

driving.

• In order to receive the GPS signal correctly, metal objects may not hinder reception.

Attach the navigation system onto the inside of the windscreen or near the windscreen with the sucker. Try out different positions in your vehicle in order to find the best reception.

Notes for Use In A Vehicle

• Take care that the holder does not present any risk to safety, even in the case of an accident, when installing it.

• Take care that the cable does not impede any safety components.

• The display of your navigation system may show “light re-flexions”. Please take care of not being “blinded” during operation.

• Take care that the cable does not impede any safety components.

• Do not mount the components within the operating range of any airbags.

• Check the secure adherence of the suction cup at regular intervals.

• The power plug will consume power, even if no device is connected. Remove it when not in use to avoid draining the battery.

• Check all safety equipment in your car after installation.

Additional Notes for Use on A Bicycle Or A Motorcycle

• Pay attention during installation that the ability to steer is not impaired.

• Do not cover any instruments during installation.

Mounting The Navigation Set In A Car

Attention! Only fix the holder for the navigation system to the windscreen, if it does not impede the view. Should this not be possible, Then mount the holder with the enclosed suction plate in any way that will allow peril-free and safe operation. Installation Of The Holder Of The Navigation System

• Hint: If you want to fix the holder to the wind screen, then you can skip steps 1 and

1.Remove the protective foil from the sticky side of the suction plate.

2.Fix the suction plate to a suitable location on the dashboard. Take care, that the

surface of the dashboard is clean and press the suction plate strongly onto the surface.

• To obtain a strong and secure hold the suction plate should not be used for 24 hours.

Suction

Car holder

Suction

Flexible neck

3. Mount the car holder to the flexible neck. Note the labels on the flexible neck. The

arrow labelled CLOSE must point in the direction of the fixture. The connection closes with a noticeable clicking sound.

4. Place the holder with the suction head onto the suction plate (or directly onto the

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wind screen) and press the lever on the suction head downwards. The suction head will stick itself firmly to the suction plate.

5. Place the navigation system into the car holder by placing it initially in the lower

noses and then pressing it down gently until the holder clicks in.

When the battery is in a low voltage, you can recharge it in the car:

1. Plug the jack (1) of the connection cable into the corresponding receptor at the

bottom of your navigation system .

2. Insert the power adapter (2) now into the cigarette lighter socket and ensure, that

it will not lose contact while driving. This could cause a malfunction.

3. Hint: Remove the power adapter from the cigarette lighter socket when ending a

trip or when parking the car for a extended period of time. Otherwise the car

3. Fix the complete holding device with the supplied screw (5) and tighten it slightly

by hand.

4. Now insert the navigation system into the holder. You must pay attention to a firm

seating of the clip holder.

5. Set the inclination angle by screwing the bicycle holder in according to your

requirements. Now turn the screws finger-tight.

Connecting The Navigation System In The Car

Holder

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Note: After assembly, protect your navigation system from dust and dirt using the

storage pocket. The storage pocket does not protect against rain or moisture. Take care that the navigation system does not exposed to moisture. This may damage the electronic parts. When you use the navigation system, make the navigation system upright with the GPS antenna (13) will get a strong signal. If the signal is not good, please adjust the direction of the GPS antenna to receive the signal.

VIEWS

Front View

2 3

1. Sleep/Wake up Button Press it to open/close the unit.

2. Battery Charge Indicator When the battery is charging the Indicator is red, When

the battery is fully charged, the Indicator will turn to green.

3. Touch Screen Display the output of your appliance. Tap the screen

with the stylus to select menu commands or enter information.

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Back View

4 5 6 7

4. Stylus Take the pen out of its compartment in order to use it,

5. Loudspeaker Plays back language statements and warnings.

6. GPS antenna Receives the signals of the GPS satellite.

7. External aerial interface Interface for an optional second aerial.

and replace it after use. The pointer pen is required for operating the touch screen.

VIEWS

Bottom View

RESET

BATTERY

OFF

8. Reset button Press it to reset the unit.

9. Battery Switch Separates the device from the battery completely (also

Left View Right View

Hard Reset).

10. SD Accepts an optional SD (Secure Digital) Card for

removable storage.

11. USB Interface Interface for connecting to a PC by means of the

ActiveSync Cable (for data matching)

12. Headphone Connects to a pair of stereo headphones.

13. AC Adaptor Port Connection to external power supply.

GPS (Global Positioning System)

GPS is a satellite-backed system for determining your position. With the help of 24 satellites revolving around the earth, it is possible to determine your position on earth with the accuracy of a few meters. The satellite signals are received by the antenna of the built-in GPS receiver, which must have a “line of sight” to at least 4 of these.

• Note: By limited line of sight (e.g. in tunnels, between houses, in woods or also in

vehicles with metal-coated windows) it is not possible to determine the position. The satellite reception however automatically picks up again as soon as the obstacle has been passed and there line of sight is reestablished again. The GPS receiver consumes additional power. This is especially of concern, when running on batteries. To conserve power do not turn on the GPS receiver unnecessarily. However, you can also switch the device off by means of the ON/OFF switch in the case of a shorter interruption to your journey. Pressing the same switch again will activate a restart. The GPS receiver will also be reactivated at the same time, if navigation software is still active. Here, it can take a short time for the position to be updated again, according to the reception situation.

• Note: Please note that your appliance is preset to not shut down automatically after

a few minutes without activity. You can Change this preset in the Settings mode.

• If the GPS receiver has not been active for some hours, it must orientate itself again.

This process may take a while.

Memory Card Quick Installation

This option is only available to you if your navigation system is equipped with a prepared memory card. In this case, you will ready be able to use the Navigation function of your device after a short time, without carrying out the pre-installation on a PC.

• The initial setting up must be carried out as described on page 16 in any case.

• The following installation limits the Navigation to the area which is pre-installed on

your memory card.

You must carry out these steps to put the navigation into operation in your car:

1.Read and adhere to the safety instructions on p.2 and following and p.23 and

following.

2.Install the remaining components of the navigation system.

3.Press the BATTERY ON/OFF button to start your navigation system. If the instructions

of Step1 have not yet been executed, then do it now. The battery should be charged. The accumulator will be charged by means of the car power supply if necessary.

• Insert the pre-installed memory card in the navigation system software will start

automatically. Follow the instructions on the screen.

NOTES:

• The memory card must always be inserted into the device during the use of the

navigation system. A Soft Reset will have to be carried out to restart the navigation system, if the memory card is removed during its use, even for a short time.

• The software installation will have to be carried out again following a Hard Reset.

• Carry out a Hard Reset initially, if you want to reinstall the navigation software.

Set the date and time by means of the Settings button and the date/time control button, if this has not yet taken place. St the applicable time zone, if available.

Starting Navigation

1.Switch on your navigation system.

2.The navigation software will start automatically or after clicking on the navigation

control button, according to the version.

3.Press on the button for entering the destination. Then start the navigation by clicking

on Navigate. YOU will receive the rout information on the screen, augmented by language statements, after a short time, if the satellite reception is adequate. Please

GPS (Global Positioning System)

take information about the further operation of the Navigation software from the comprehensive User Handbook on the Navigation CD. In addition, brief help is available to you on your navigation system. You will reach it by means of the Options/Destination Entry button and by selecting the help function. Note: The GPS-receiver will require some minutes for initialization when deployed for the first time. Even when GPs signal reception is indicated the navigation could be imprecise. In all future instances it will take about 30-60 seconds until a correct GPS-signal is available, sufficient “sight” of the satellite is a prerequisite.

Software Installation On Your PC

In order to be able to deploy self-defined cards on your navigation system you must install the corresponding navigation software on your PC.

1. Before installing the navigation software ensure that ActiveSync is installed and

your navigation system is connected with your PC via the ActiveSync-cable.

2.Place the CD 1 with the navigation software in your CD drive . The installation will

start automatically.

3. Follow the program instructions. Contents of The Navigation CDs It is possible for

several CDs to be contained in the scope of the delivery according to the version. Content of the CDs: CD 1 contains the PC application, digitalized card material and the data material for restoring the content of the memory card fast. Additional material on the card will be located on the optional CD2. The PC application will be installed on the computer and used to set up your own card details. Apart from this, it will support the recreation of data on the memory card.

Installing Microsoft ActiveSync

In order to transfer your data between your PC and your navigation system you need the Microsoft ActiveSync program.

WELCOME TO DESTINATOR OP

1. Introduction

Destinator OP is a full-featured

mobile satellite navigation system. It utilizes GPS (Global Positioning System) satellites to pinpoint your location utilizing the latest mapping data technology to get you to your destination in the most ecient and timely manner. Destinator OP assists you in planning your route and it provides Turn by Turn, Voice and Visual instructions for getting to your destination.

2. Getting Help

An abbreviated Help le with basic Destinator OP navigational denitions and instructions is available. At the map screen,

press the

button, cycle to the

Options Menu by

pressing the

button,

Destinator FAQ for Registered Users online at:

http://www.destinatoreurope.com ,

click Community, login and choose FAQ. If you have other questions about Destinator OP, please contact your supplier or Destinator Technical Support via email at

support@destinatoreurope.com or

telephone +49 (0) 1805 12 30 12 *.

* for fees in your country please ask your

telephone service provider

In North America

For answers to common questions and quick assistance see the Destinator FAQ for Registered Users online at: http://www.destinator1.com/, click Community, login and choose FAQ. If you have other questions about Destinator OP, please contact your supplier or Destinator Technical Support via email at

support@destinator1.com or

telephone 1-866-798-0905 **.

** toll free

4. Getting Started

Your MO device comes with the Destinator OP application already installed. Turn on the MO device, and from the main MO screen, press

and select

3. Technical Support

In Europe

For answers to common questions and quick assistance see the

Destinator OP. For information about changing the MO device settings, see Appendix D – MO Settings.

to launch

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

1. Introduction

This chapter will help you to dene and plan a route. You will be able to select a destination, set your origin, or plan a journey. The route calculated in real time is from your current GPS position. There are several ways to determine your destination using the Menu button

(

). You can navigate to:

An Address

An Intersection

A AIP/Postal Code

A POL(Point Of Interest)

An Address in Favorites

2. Map Description

There are various buttons and icons on the map screen that are used to plan and view a

route.

Driving Directions Button

View Selector

Button

Compass Button

Menu Button

Route Details Button

GPS-Generated Statistics Button

Length Scale Indicator

Exit Button

Current Location

Zoom Scroll Bar

Home Button

Battery Status Indicator

GPS Status Button

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

Location Icons

(or in Pedestrian Mode)

shows your current location while in Navigation Mode .

(or in Pedestrian Mode)

shows your last known GPS location while in Navigation Mode . This is not your current location, because there is no valid GPS information at this time.

(or in Pedestrian Mode)

shows the Origin in Planner Mode . See Section 0 7. Route Settings for descriptions of Navigation Mode and Planner Mode.

Dynamic cursor

Destinator OP's screen cursor has the capability to automatically change its appearance so that you will be informed of several important navigation conditions:

The cursor indicates if you are in

Car or Pedestrian mode

The cursor indicates if you are driving at high or low speeds. The cursor becomes elongated at higher speeds and wider at lower speeds.

The cursor displays a shadow that shows the position of the Sun. This is especially important if you are using Destinator OP in Pedestrian mode. By positioning yourself so that the shadow that you cast is in the same position as the shadow on the screen, you can be assured that you are walking in the right direction.

The cursor shadow disappears during night driving.

Map Screen Buttons

Toggles between Turn by Turn

details and a complete list of Driving Directions.

Toggles between 2D, 2D Night,

3D and 3D Night views. The icon indicates the next view to be displayed.

Shows magnetic direction as you

move.

Lets you dene and plan your

route via the Destination Menu. Also allows you to access the Options Menu and Settings Menu. Indicates whether you are in Vehicle

Mode (

(

holding down the button for several seconds, or by opening the Options

Menu and pressing either

or . In Pedestrian Mode, the navigation radius is restricted to 10 kilometres (6 miles).

such as ETA, ETR and the distance to your destination.

information, such as UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator), geographic position, current location, altitude,

) or Pedestrian Mode

). You can change modes by

Displays details about your route,

Displays GPS–generated

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

and speed. The icon indicates the next item to be displayed.

Displays GPS status, such as

information about your satellite x, and the latitude, longitude and altitude of your position. The icon appears green when there is a GPS x, and red when there is no GPS x. Also provides a link to the GPS Settings screen.

Displays battery status. When

the battery power is low, a message box will appear.

Calculates a route to a pre-set

POI or address.

Lets you exit from the

Destinator OP application.

Menu Button

This button is shared by two

functions: Vehicle Mode (

Pedestrian Mode ( ). You can

toggle between these two modes by holding down this button for several seconds. In Pedestrian Mode, the navigation radius is restricted to 10 kilometres (6 miles). Press the Menu Button to open theDestination Menu. Pressing the

and buttons at the bottom of the screen allows you to cycle between the Destination Menu, the Options Menu and the Settings Menu as seen in Figure 1-Menu structure

) and

3. The Destination Menu

At the map screen, press the

button to open the Destination menu.

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

You can choose yourdestination

from the following options:

Address list Point of Interest (POI) list Favorites list History list

From your current position, the

route is calculated and displayed as a blue line. The green triangle

represents your Origin (or

departure point).

Origion

Route

switch maps. This feature

becomes available only when you have the following maps installed: the map of your origin, the map of

your destination, and a map of the

major roads for that continent (e.g.

major roads of Cross Region feature is enabled, you can press Region to display a list of installed maps, and select the map pertaining to your destination. Destinator OP will automatically change maps as you travel across regions, displaying your route at the same level of detail as you drive. You will not need to switch maps during your route.

Europe). When the

4. Navigate To An Address (or Intersection)

When you navigate to an address, there are several ways of dening your destination. You can navigate to a destination by selecting an address, a ZIP/Postal Code, or an intersection.

The Cross Region Navigation feature lets

you navigate a route that extends across more than one region on the same continent, without having to

The default order for entering your destination is City -> Street ->

Number, but by clicking on the

button, you can cycle through the dierent ways of specifying your address.

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

Click on this

button to change

your s ear ch t ype.

Lets you search for an address

by rst entering the City , then the Street , then the Number .

Lets you search for an address

by rst entering the Street , then the City , then the Number .

Lets you search for an address

by rst entering the ZIP/Postal code , then the Street , then the Number .

Lets you search for an address

by rst entering the Street , then the ZIP/Postal code , then the Number .

Lets you search for an

intersection by entering the City , the rst Street , then the intersecting Street . For example, to navigate to an address using the City -> Street -> Number search order: (1)Press Region if you are navigating a route across several maps. Highlight your selection from the list of installed maps. (If only one map is installed, you will not see the Region option.) (2)Press City and use the keyboard to enter the rst few characters of the city name. The scroll list will update accordingly. You can also change

your keyboard from uppercase to

lowercase by pressing the button. (3)Press Street to display a list of street names for the selected city. Select the street name by entering the rst few characters or by scrolling down the list (eg: Birch, Ave). (4)Not all cities/towns are mapped to the street level. In such cases, the software will display Street data not found . You can still navigate to the city as selected. (5)Press Number and enter the number using the keyboard. (6)Once you have entered your destination, there are several options available on the toolbar found at the bottom of the screen.

Calculates and displays

your route, which is shown as a blue line on the map.

Shows the destination on

the map and displays its details.

Allows you to add the

destination to your Favorites Folder, or to set it as your Origin. As you drive, Destinator OP provides you with turn-by-turn voice and visual directions, letting you know when your next turn is coming up until you arrive at your destination.

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

Note:

Some smaller (sub-) municipalities may not contain street data. In such

cases, please choose the larger (super-) municipality displayed in parentheses to search for these streets. Alternatively, you can change the search order to Street>City or ZIP/Postal Code>Street to nd street data for the smaller municipality.

If you don’t know the entire name of a city or street, type in part of

the name and press the

names containing your typed sequence.

For more information on a City, Street or Number click

display details about the location, such as its city, street name, and latitude and longitude coordinates.

5. Navigate To A Point of Interest (POI)

The Points of Interest (POI) list is a collection of potential destinations of interest in predened categories. POIs are identied on the map by various icons (eg: POI navigation is especially handy when you need to nd a facility, attraction or amenity by category or type. For example, you can ask Destinator OP to guide you to the closest bank, mall, hotel, restaurant, gas station, etc.

Restaurants ).

button. This will display a list of all

The Cross Region Navigation feature lets you navigate a route that extends across more than one region on the same continent, without having to switch maps. This feature becomes available only when you have the following maps installed: the map of your origin, the map of your destination, and a map of the major roads for that continent (e.g. major roads of Europe). When the Cross Region feature is enabled, you can press Region to display a list of installed maps, and select the map pertaining to your destination. Destinator OP will automatically change maps as you travel across

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

regions, displaying your route at the same level of detail as you drive. You will not need to switch maps during your route. (1)From the Destination Menu, press the POI button. (2)Press Region if you are navigating a route across several maps. Highlight your selection from the list of installed maps. (If only one map is installed, you will not see the Region option.)

(3)Press Category and highlight

your selection from the list of POI categories. For example, we can search for the nearest restaurant.

At this point, you can display all the items within a category on the map screen by tapping the button beside any of the categories. When selected, the button will appear as .

Press

the map screen.

(4)With Restaurants highlighted, tap

Items to display a list of Restaurants in your area. The POIs are listed in order of distance. To sort them

alphabetically, press the

button.

(5)Highlight your choice and click

to calculate your route.

The route is shown on the map as a blue line from your current GPS position.

(6)You can select to

preview your destination on the

to return to

map, or press to add

the destination to your Favorites or to set it as your Origin. Select Settings to dene your Search Radius and Search Center.

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

As you drive, Destinator OP provides you with turn-by-turn voice and visual directions, letting you know when your next turn is due.

6. Navigate To A Favorite

You can select a destination from your list of stored Favorites . (The next section describes how to save an item to your Favorites list.) A Favorite is an address or destination previously stored by you for quick and easy retrieval. You can also save, edit or delete destinations from this folder. (1)From the Destination menu, press the Favorites button. Your list of Favorites categories is displayed. (2)Highlight My Favorites and tap Items . A list of stored items is displayed. (3)Highlight your selection and click

7. Save To Favorites

When selecting a Destination which you may use regularly, you can save it to your personalized Favorites list. (1)At the map screen, press the

button to open the

Destination menu.

(2)Select and specify your desired

destination as described previously, be it from Address, POI, History or Contacts.

(3)To save the location in your

Favorites folder, click the

button and select

Favorites. The Edit Item Properties screen is displayed.

to calculate your route.

The route is shown on the map as a blue line from your current GPS position.

You can also select to

preview your destination on the

map, or press to edit

or delete your choice, or to set it as your Origin.

(4)Enter a name and comment that

will help you recognize the item in future.

(5)Enter a new category name (eg:

Must see) or select an existing one and press Save.

Your favorite destination has now

been stored for future use.

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

8. Navigate To A History Item

History allows you to select an

existing destination from a list of previously traveled routes. The software automatically stores the last few destinations in memory. As each new route is added to the top of the list, the older destinations at the bottom are erased.

(1)From the Destination Menu,

press the History button to display your list of previously traveled routes.

(2)Highlight your selected History

item and click

calculate your route. The route is shown on the map as a blue line from your current GPS position.

(3)You can also select

preview your destination on the map,

or press to add the

destination to your Favorites or to set it as your Origin.

9. Navigate To A Point on the Map

You can navigate to any point on the map by tapping its location directly on the map screen. This feature is especially handy when you want to navigate to a specic point you see on the map, but you don’t have its street address.

Dialog Box on the Map

Screen

(1)Use the stylus to scroll or drag the

map to a specic point, and then tap the desired location.

(2)A dialog box displays the address

of that point, and lets you select whether you want to navigate to it, recalculate your route, add the point to your Favorites, or set it as your Origin (if you are in Planner Mode).

(3)To clear the cursor dialog, just tap

the screen again.

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

If you need to reset the point of Origin, tap the map screen to open the Cursor Dialog , and select Set As Origin . All new route calculations will use this as the starting point, but only if you are in Planner Mode. In Navigation Mode, your current GPS location is always your Origin.

10. Trip Planning

and then recalculated to the third waypoint, and so on.

How to Use Trip Planning

Use the following method to plan a trip: (1)Ensure you are in Planner Mode .

To do this, press the and cycle to the Settings Menu. (2)Press Route Settings

and for Routing mode,

select Planner mode.

(3)Press the button to save

and return to the map screen. (4)At the map screen, press the

button

Trip planning is useful when you have more than one destination along your route. This process is similar to the procedures used to enter or select a destination and initiate navigation, except that you must be in Planner Mode.

When you press , the Route is calculated in stages, from the departure point to the rst waypoint. Once you’ve reached the rst waypoint, the route is recalculated to the second waypoint,

button and select Trip

Planner

Destination menu.

Note: If this is the rst time you are using Trip Planner you will need to create a Trip Folder in which to store your trip details. You can use any name. For this example we will be using My trip . (5)From the tool bar at the top of the screen, click Tools and select Add to create a trip folder.

from the

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

(6)Enter the name of your trip folder (e.g. My trip) and press Save . You can now enter the waypoints of your trip. What is a waypoint? A waypoint is a stop or break in your journey, along a predened route.

(7)Highlight your trip folder, and press Waypoints above to dene your waypoints.

(8)From the tool bar at the bottom, click Tools and select Add to dene your waypoints.

(11)Select the Show

button to view the complete route. The rst part of the route is shown as double blue lines. The remaining parts of the route are shown in a series of single line vectors.

(12)Using

, you can change the order of your waypoints to suit your purposes.

(13)You can also click on Tools > Optimize, which will automatically sort the waypoints for the most eective and quickest route.

(9)Select the address of your rst waypoint – be it an Address , POI ,

Favorites or History – and press

(10)In the Edit WayPoint Properties screen, you can change the name or details of the waypoint. Press Save to add to your trip. Repeat steps 6 to 9 to enter all the waypoints.

(14)To calculate the route, press

Navigate

shown as a blue line from your current GPS position. * Remember to change back to Navigational Mode. * See Section 0

7. Route Settings for a description of Navigation Mode and Planner Mode.

. The route is

NAVIGATING A ROUTE

11. Avoid Roads

You can specify that certain roads be excluded from your route calculations. For example, you may prefer to not travel on any toll roads.

(1)From the Destination Menu, press

the Avoid Roads button to display a list of road categories.

(2)To place restrictions on a desired

road category, highlight

button and select Show .

(4)Once you have specied your

road restrictions, press

MO device to return to the map screen.

on the

Restrictions and press

to suit your preference.

Press

category.

(3)Tap on Items to list all the roads in

a highlighted category. To specify restrictions for a particular road, highlight it and press

or . To preview

a highlighted road on the map

screen, press the

to add a new

OPTIONS

1. Introduction

There are various route and map options available from the Options Menu. This chapter contains the following topics: (1)Showing your Route (2)Displaying Directions (3)Canceling your Route (4)Recording and Playing Back a

Route (5)Switching Maps (6)Selecting Travel Mode (7)Getting Help

2. The Options Menu

The Options Menu provides choices for displaying your route, displaying your driving directions, canceling a route, playing and recording a route, switching maps, selecting your mode of travel, and getting help with basic navigation.

details such as the address of and distance to your destination, the ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival), and the ETR (Estimated Time Remaining).

4. Driving Directions

This function displays a visual list of your route, distances to each maneuver, and street names. By using the scroll bar on the right hand side, you can scroll through the entire route. Tapping on the maneuver twice displays that part of the route.

Voice and visual prompts (displayed at the top of the screen) are provided at varying intervals to indicate your next turn or change of direction.

3. Show Route

This option displays your route on the map screen in its entirety, plus

The Driving Directions screen also gives you several route options:

OPTIONS

Show Route

Displays your route on the

map screen in its entirety, plus details such as the address of your destination, the ETA, and the ETR.

Cancel Route

Cancels and clears the

route from the map screen.

Show Turn

Displays the highlighted

portion of the list on the map screen, including the street name, distance to it, and an arrow diagram to indicate the turn. You can also use the Prev and Next arrows to scroll to the previous or next turn.

This view indicates the distance to your next turn, and the name of the next street immediately after completing the previous turn.

Voice and visual prompts are displayed at varying intervals to indicate your next turn or change of direction.

6. Cancel Route

Avoi d Tu rn

Will recalculate your

route to exclude this particular turn or maneuver.

5. Turn By Turn

Cancels and clears the route from the map screen.

7. Play

This feature allows you to record your route as you’re traveling, and then to play it back on the map screen at a later time. From the Play/Record screen, you can record a route, play back a route, change the speed of the playback, and delete recordings.

OPTIONS

8. Switch Maps

This feature lets you switch between your maps. The Switch Maps screen also displays details and version numbers of your maps, and allows you to delete maps.

9. Travel Mode

You can further dene your route according to whether you are

traveling by car or on foot. This button lets you switch to Pedestrian Mode or Vehicle Mode. In Pedestrian Mode, the navigation radius is restricted to 10 kilometres (6 miles).

10. Help

Displays software version and details about your Destinator OP application.

This button launches an abbreviated help le with basic navigational denitions and instructions.

11. About

SETTING

1. Introduction

You can easily change the default settings of maps, views and route parameters to suit your personal preferences. This chapter contains the following topics: (1)GPS Status (2)Home Button Settings (3)General Settings (4)Map Settings (5)Route Settings (6)Alert Settings (7)Visual Notications (8)Look & Feel

2. The Settings Menu

updates your vehicle's location and position. The GPS may take a few minutes to nd its current location initially. For best results, ensure that the GPS has a clear view of the sky.

To view your GPS conguration,

click on the

You can access this button via the Settings Menu > GPS Status , or by

clicking on the

map screen.

button.

button on the

The Settings Menu allows you to change the settings which determine how your route is calculated or displayed.

3. GPS Status And Settings

Destinator OP uses GPS signals to pinpoint your location. In Navigation mode , the software automatically

acquires GPS signals and constantly

GPS Settings Conguration menu: (1) COM Port - Denes the Communications Port. (2) Baud Rate - Transmission rate of data. (3) Protocol - Default is NMEA.

SETTING

Automatic reconnect – Select this option to ensure automatic reconnection whenever the GPS signal is lost. Set GPS - Sets the GPS

Conguration.

Now, when you press the button, Destinator OP will automatically calculate a route to this destination.

5. General Settings

Press the

your selections and return to the GPS Satellite graphic screen.

button to save

4. Home Button Settings

The Home Button Settings button lets you dene an address or POI as your home destination. Whenever you want to navigate to your home destination (for example, the nearest

gas station), press the

In the Home Button Settings screen, select either POI Mode or Address Mode to set your desired destination.

button.

The General Settings screen allows you to choose the unit of measurement for your route.

All distances are displayed in imperial or metric units. (1) Imperial (Miles and yards) (2) Metric (Kilometers and meters)

Press the

selection and return to the map screen.

button to save your

6. Map Settings

Press the button to save and

return to the map screen.

The Map Settings screen lets you customize your map display.

SETTING

Map Orientation

Forward is up – orients the map so that your forward direction is always at the top.

North is up – orients the map so that north is always at the top.

Zoom Mechanism

Automatic Zoom – ensures that the zoom will return to its previous level after several seconds of inactivity.

Map Font

Use large labels – increases the size of street names to make the map easier to read.

Press the

selections and return to the map screen.

7. Route Settings

The Route Settings screen lets you choose the parameters for route calculation.

button to save your

Routing Mode

Navigation Mode – Provides voice

instructions as you drive.

This mode is the one you will use most frequently. Destinator OP uses the satellite-based global positioning system (GPS) to constantly detect your current position. As you drive, your location is compared to the destination you have chosen and you will be constantly provided with accurate driving directions. Even if you accidentally drive Destinator OP will direct you back on track.

Planner Mode – Displays a route on the map.

You set an origin and a destination, and Destinator OP displays a map that shows you the route. In this mode of operation, the satellite-based global positioning system (GPS) is not used. Your current position is not detected and Destinator OP does not keep track of your driving progress. Use Planner Mode for trip planning.

course,

SETTING

Route generation

Quickest route – Destinator OP calculates the route by picking the shortest distance and highest speed limits.

Shortest route – Destinator OP calculates the route by picking the shortest distance.

Note : Route generation excludes any detours, stops or delays along the route.

U Turn Usage

U Turn enabled - If you select this option, the route will be calculated by including any U Turns that are needed. If you clear this option, the route will be calculated without any U Turns. (This feature is included because some drivers prefer not to make U Turns.)

Press the

selections and return to the map screen.

8. Alert Settings

This screen displays warnings and alerts which, when selected, will provide voice prompts.

button to save your

Voice Prompts (1)Speed Limit - Gives you a voice

prompt when your car exceeds the speed limit on this section of the road. (2) Route Recalculation - If you deviate from the original route, Destinator OP automatically recalculates a new route and updates ETA and distances. (3) Low Signal - Warns that you are in an area of low GPS signal. (4) GPS Not Found - Alerts you if the GPS signal is lost, or if power is removed from the GPS receiver. (5) Drive Carefully - Friendly reminder at the start of each journey.

Press the

selections and return to the map screen.

button to save your

9. Visual Notications

The Visual Notications screen lets you choose how Destinator OP noties you of your upcoming turns.

SETTING

(1) Text – Visual notication is displayed in written form. (2) Symbols – Visual notication is displayed in pictorial form (as an arrow diagram). (3) None - No visual prompts are displayed.

Press the

selections and return to the map screen.

button to save your

CHANGING MAP VIEWS

1. Introduction

You can change your view of the map, and the way in which the map is displayed on the screen. This chapter contains a description of the following topics: (1)How to Zoom and Scroll (2)Types of Views (3)Day or Night Mode

2. How to Zoom and Scroll

Zoom Scroll Bar

The Zoom scroll bar can be used to

Zoom In (+ Magnify )orto Zoom Out (- Expand ) on the displayed

map. Alternatively, you can use the

and buttons on the MO to

zoom in and out. With Automatic Zoom selected (Settings Menu > Map Settings button) you can use the zoom buttons to override the auto zoom, but the zoom will return to its previous level after several seconds of inactivity.

When Automatic Zoom is not selected, you can zoom in or zoom out manually and it will remain at that level. You can scroll the map by holding your stylus on the screen, and dragging the image in any direction.

3. Types of View

The button on the map screen

toggles between 4 types of views: 2D, 2D Night, 3D and 3D Night. The icon indicates the next view to be displayed.

2D View

The 2D view is the straight-forward two-dimensional view. This is the default map view. In this view, the map is dynamically updated, and allows for manual panning and zooming.

2D Night View

This is a high contrast, two-dimensional view, optimized for night driving or adverse weather conditions. The map is dynamically updated, and allows for manual panning and zooming.

CHANGING MAP VIEWS

The route, start point and destination (outlined in blue) are clearly seen and visible under a variety of weather and driving conditions.

3D View

The 3D view is a simplied three-dimensional view showing the map in a basic 3D relief. It shows the basic relief (outline) and details of the surrounding roads and general area.

Figure 1 - 3D View

3D Night View

The 3D night view is a simplied three-dimensional view with high-contrast colorization optimized for night driving or adverse weather conditions.

AUTO & FAVORITES ALERTS

1. Introduction

An Automatic Alert refers to an item that you so that Destinator will alert you when you are within a certain distance of the item’s location. You can each Automatic Alert. Destinator will

alert you when you are within the

distance and then alert you when you are within the second. Automatic Alerts must be stored in either one of three categories - Auto Alerts 1, Auto Alerts 2, and Favorites Alerts.

2. Auto Alerts

Note that this ration is applied to all items in the category. (1)From the Destination dialog, select Favorites. (2)Highlight the Auto Alerts folder you want to and select Edit… from the Tools menu in the lower-right corner. (3)To enable both alerts, check both boxes. Or, you can disable one of the alerts by clearing the box next to it. If you two alerts, the must have a greater distance than the second. (4)From the pull-down menus, select a distance for each enabled alert. Destinator will alert you when the distance between your current traveling position and the location of the alert equals the distance you enter here. (5)Close the Edit menu.

(6)To display the map position of items in the Auto Alerts category, check the box to the left of the category name, just as you would to display map positions of items in any other category.

two distances for

Category

(7)Select Save to complete the

3. Auto Alerts

You can change the name, comment, and category of any item in Auto Alerts 1 or Auto Alerts 2. Note that if you change the category of an item to something other than Auto Alerts 1 or Auto Alerts 2, it will no longer function as an auto alert. Only those items in categories Auto Alert 1 and Auto Alert 2 will function as automatic alerts.

(1) From the Destination dialog, select

Favorites to display all the categories.

(2) Highlight a category and then select

Items from the upper menu bar. All items in the category are displayed.

(3) Highlight the alert you want to edit and

select Edit from the tools menu in the lower right corner.

(4) You can change the name, comment,

and category of an item. You cannot change any other information. Note that if you change the category, the item will be moved either Auto Alerts 1 or Auto Alerts 2 will function as auto alerts.

(5) Close the edit window.

Items

4. Favorites Alerts

From the Favorites folder, you can add a new Category called Favorites Alerts. These alerts function the same way as Auto Alerts, but can be used speci list of Favorites, such as your favorite restaurants and places of interest.

cally for items from your

FAVORITES IMPORTING

1. Introduction

Destinator OP also lets you download a list of locations from your PC to any category within Favorites on your MO. Creating information about locations in this way is much faster than entering the information via the MO keyboard. A practical application of this time-saving feature could include a commercial vendor who would create a list of all retail outlet locations in a specic area. Destinator users could then download the list quickly to their MOs. You can download a list of locations from your PC to your MO to any category within Favorites, including Auto Alerts. The list must be contained in *.csv les. As part of the download procedure, you convert the *.csv les to *.dat format for storage on your MO by using a Destinator conversion utility.

2. Downloading Favorites

(1)Be sure your MO is connected to

your PC.

(2)Launch the Destinator Console

from the start menu of your PC.

Start > Programs >

DestinatorApps > Destinator

Console

This will enable the Installing Map and Favorites Importer features.

(4)Click the Favorites Importer button. The converter dialog is displayed.

(5)Select the le (*.csv format) containing the automatic alert.

(6)About the *.csv le: Appendix A describes csv format. Basically, the *csv le contains addresses and longitude and latitude values for locations. The le must contain exact street address, ZIP/Postal Code, and city data. However, the longitude and latitude values can be omitted because the Destinator software will query the map you selected in Step 3 above for any missing longitude and latitude. If the *.csv le does not contain longitudes and latitudes, the separating commas must still be included, as Appendix A shows.

(7)Convert the .csv le to .dat format by highlighting the le, entering a Category Name, and selecting the Convert button. The Report area of the screen will display a message stating that the content of the le has been converted and that the le is ready for download.

(8)Download the le to your MO by selecting the Download button.

(3)On the Destinator Console, click

on a Standard Map.

FAVORITES IMPORTING

This glossary describes terms and abbreviations used with Destinator OP.

Abbreviation Name Description

COM PORT

EULA

ETA

ETR

FAQ

GPS

Lat

Long

Orbit

POI

Sat

TTD

Communications Port

End-User License Agreement

Estimated Time of Arrival

Estimated Time Remaining

Frequently Asked Questions

Global Positioning System

Latitude

Longitude

Orbital path of a Satellite

Point Of Interest

Satellite See also GPS

Secure Digital memory card

Total Time Duration The projected total time the trip is

In Computer systems, the name of a serial communications port - Eg: COM1, COM2, COM3, and COM4.

Is a legal contract between a software application author or publisher and the user of that application. The EULA, often referred to as the "software license," is similar to a rental agreement; the user agrees to pay for the privilege of using the software, and promises the software author or publisher to comply with all restrictions stated in the EULA.

The estimate time to complete the journey, if we where to leave now. Excluding any detours, stops or delays along the route.

Estimated Time remaining to complete route. Does not allow for any delays.

List of Frequently Asked Questions with Answers.

The GPS (Global Positioning System) is a "constellation" of 24 well-spaced satellites that orbit the Earth and make it possible for Vehicles/ people/ assets enabled with GPS receivers to pinpoint their location.

An imaginary parallel circular line ( East / Wes t ) around the earth, the same distance,

north or south from the equator – expressed in degrees. An imaginary circular line on the surface of the earth passing through theNorth and South poles at right angles to the equator expressed in degrees.

Path or trajectory of a body through space. A GPS satellite traces out an orbit about the earth.

A place or item of interest along the selected route.

A man-made object, or device that orbits the earth. Eg: a GPS Satellite which orbits the earth in a x pattern, height and speed A Secure Digital (SD) card is a tiny ash memory card used to make data storage portable among various devices.

calculated to take - does not allow for any detours or other delays.

FAVORITES IMPORTING

Appendix A - Favorites Importing File Structure

The Favorites Importing structure must be in CSV (Comma-Separated Values) * Format

contains the following

The

1. Name of the point.

2. Comment.

3. Longitude.

4. Latitude.

5. ZIP/Postal Code.

6. City.

7. Street.

8. House number. The Longitude and Latitude are numerical values; all the others are strings. If a string value contains a comma, the

Examples: Text

Favorite place 1,Destinator Favorites Convertor Comment 1,39.21 370,38.78903,8033,Munich, Ariboweg ,1 Favorite place 2,Destinator Favorites Convertor,comment 2,24.85091,34.3301 2,1070,Brussels, Moutstraat “Weg”,183

TABLE

1 Name 2 Comment 3 Long 4 Lat 5 ZIP/

Favorite

place 1

Favorite

place 2

Favorite

place 3

Favorite

place 4

Favorite

place 5

Destinator

Favorites

Convertor

Comment 1

Destinator

Favorites

Convertor

Comment 2

Destinator

Favorites

Convertor

Comment 3

Destinator

Favorites

Convertor

Comment 4

Destinator

Favorites

Convertor

Comment 5

39.21370 38.78903 8033 Munich Ariboweg 173

24.85091 34.33012 1070 Brussels Moutstraat

44.80999 38.16141 1096 Amsterdam Joop

24.79360 37.08604 75010 Paris Rue Danton 3013

44.978

must have quotation marks.

6 City 7 Street 8 Number

Postal

Code

23.82

718

Zurich Frits

“Weg”

Geesinkweg

Weg

183

9003

123

* CSV (comm tains the values in a table as a series of ASCII text lines, organized so that each column value is separated by a comma from the next column's value and each row starts a new line.

FAVORITES IMPORTING

Appendix B - Destinator OP

Console

Installing the Destinator OP Console

You will need to install the Destinator OP Console in order to install additional maps, or to create your own maps by cutting out sections of existing maps. Insert the Destinator OP Disk 1 into the PC’s CD-ROM drive, and the Destinator OP installer screen appears automatically.

(1)From the Select language pop-up– highlight your language preference and click OK.

(2)After reading the Welcome message click Next.

(3)We recommend that you use the default directory on your PC and click Next.

Or, if you wish to install to a installation directory click Browse and follow the onscreen instructions.

(4)Select the default Destinator language for your MO. Click Next.

(5)An installation

rmation

window is displayed. Click Next.

(6)A status window indicates the progress of the installation. Click Finish to exit installer program.

Toolbar

Figure 2 - Destinator Console Toolbar

(1) Install / Remove Map – Dual

function of installing new or

self created maps or removing

old unused maps to save

memory

(2) Cut Map – Allows you to

create and cut own selection of

map(s)

(3) Favorites Importer –Youcan

download a list of locations

from your PC to your MO to

any category within Favorites

(See Chapter 7 Favorites

Importing)

(4) Quick Activation – This

activation featureis reserved for

additional maps.

File Menu

FAVORITES IMPORTING

(1) Install and Remove Maps – Install new

or remove old maps.

(2) Cut Map – Cut your selection from a

large map.

(3) Exit – Close down Destinator Console.

Tool Menu

(1) Select Target Device – Select where to

load map

(2) Remove Maps – Remove old or unused

maps to save on memory

(3) Refresh map data – Load new map(s)

and refresh installedmap window

(4) Favorites Importer – You can download

a list of locations from your PC to your

MO to any category within Favorites (See

Chapter 7 Favorites Importing)

(5) Language – Select your Language to

install Destinator in (default English)

Help Menu

Destinator Console

Creating Your Own Maps

You can create your own maps by cutting out sections of existing maps. This lets you work with maps that are smaller and take up less memory. (1) From Standard Maps window

select the map(s) you wish to load by clicking on the map image or selecting them from the list.

(

) represents a selected map to

install.

(2) Press the Cut Map

button. A Conrmation Dialog is displayed, press the OK button to install the map(s), or the Cancel button to exit map installation and return to select map(s). The selected map is temporally loaded to hard disk.

(3) The map is displayed on screen -

(1) User Manual – Provides a detailed

description on using Destinator

(2) Destinator Customer Support – Contact

Destinator information

(3) Quick Activation – This activation

feature is reserved foradditional maps

(4) About Destinator Console – Version of

Then Zoom In a section, zone, selected area or city of interest.

(4) Use the toolbar for Address or

POI selection, to Zoom , to select a sub-region ,or Crop (to select a rectangular area to be cut).

(5) Click Crop

Rectangle around area to cut.)

(Draws a

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Cutting Maps

(1).Click Cut Ma

(2).Enter a unique name as the new map name.

Note : No spaces between words are allowed, but you can use

underscores to separate the words (16 character maximum).

to create that selected zone (map).

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(3)Pressing Estimate gives the size of the selected map. Do you have enough memory available? Click OK. (4)Click Cut – To automatically store the newly cut map on your computer. Destinator creates a default directory on your computer,

C:\DestinatorApps\New Maps,

where all cut maps are stored. (5)Click OK. From Destinator Maps Cutter, click File > Return to Console. (You are returned to the Destinator Console).

Route Cutting

Destinator supports route cutting, which allows you to create a map composed of a travel route. To create the route, you specify two or more points. After the route has been created you can create a map from it and download the map to your MO. (1) From the console, select one of

the standard maps. The route you create will be restricted to the area of the predened map.

(2) Click on Cut Map

enlarged image of the map is displayed in the left-hand pane.

(3) Click on Route

Notice the additional window that is displayed in the right-hand pane.

.An

(4) To establish a point on your route,

click on the desired position on the map. A description of the point is displayed in the right-hand pane. To more precisely select a point, you can click on Address or POI as the next section describes. The rst point you dene is considered the starting point of the route. A route must include at least two points.

(5) Some tools you can use when

creating a route:

Corridor - You can select how much surrounding area will be included along the route’s path. You can also choose either kilometers or miles.

Route - You can select either the quickest or the shortest route to

connect the points.

Centers a point on the map. First, highlight the point in the right-hand pane, and then click

the icon. - Deletes a single

point from the route. First, highlight the point in the right-hand pane, and then click

the icon.

icon to delete all points from the

route.

Changes the numerical order of

- Click on this

and -

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the points on the map and in the right-hand pane. First, highlight a point in the right-hand pane, and then click one of these icons.

(6)

When you have established all

the points on the route, click the

Create Route

icon. Notice

that all the points become connected by a blue line that is bordered by a corridor. You can use any of the tools described in step 5 to modify the route shown. If you modify the route, you will have to recreate the route by simply clicking on the Create Route icon again. (7)To create a map of the route,

click on Cut Map

. You

will be prompted to give the map a name. The map will be displayed in the “My Maps” section on the Destinator Console. Then, you can download the map to your MO just as you would download any other map.

hard disk and displayed in the Map

Cutter window.

Selecting Pre-Cut Maps

Selecting by Address

(1)Select map to load from Standard

Maps .

(2)Click Cut Map

selected map is automatically loaded to

.The

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Do you have a specific Address, POI or Region that you need to map? On the In

Destinator Cutter, on the Toolbar select Address POI, zoom or sub-region to Cut.

(3)If you have an address choose the Address Street and Home or City > Intersection.

(4)Click Show Address.

button, select by: City >

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(5)In the Destinator Map Cutter main view the

map is updated and selected area to be cut is

centered and marked.

(6) From Toolbar, click Crop

select on the map where to draw

rectangular zone tobe cut. (Move your

curser to the area marked and draw a box

around the previously marked area).

(7) Click Cut Map

selected zone.

Selecting Map by Intersection

If you need to select a map by Intersection: (1)From Toolbar click Address, then click City > Intersection. (2)First, click City then the 1stStreet

and then Intersection. (3)From the list, click 2ndStreet. (4)The map view is updated and area

to be cut is centered.

to cut the

(4) From Toolbar > Crop On the map select, with the mouse, where to draw Rectangular zone to

be cut.

(5) Click Cut Map

selected zone.

Selecting by Sub Region

If you are ready using the Destinator Map

cutter see step 3)

(1) On the Destinator Consoleselect the main

maptoloadfrom.

(2) Click Cut Map

Destinator Map Cutter is displayed.

(3) A list of sub-regions is, displayed on the

right hand of the selected map. Click on

the sub-region to download.

to cut

. The

(5)From Toolbar > Crop ,

then on the map select where

to draw rectangular zone to be

cut.

(6)Click Cut Map

to cut the

selected zone.

Selecting Map by Points of Interest (POI)

(1) From the Toolbar click (2) Select the POI eg: Golf Courses. (3) Select your Golf Course.

(Ensure that it is highlighted).

(4) Click Cut Map to cut

selected zone.

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Loading Newly Created Maps to the MO Device

(1) On the Destinator Console, to refresh Standard Map dialog, Click Tools > Refresh New Map Data.

(2) Select the map(s) you wish to load by clicking on the map image or selecting them from the list. ( represents a selected map to install.

(3) In Target device, click Change to select where to install the map(s).

(4) Choose Storage Card, click OK.

Conrm that there is enough

memory to install map.

(5) Click

. A pop-up

message requiring conrmation

appears.

(6)Press OK to load map. Destinator Console will display a progress window to let you monitor the installation’s progress.

(7)When the map installation has completed, a Successfully loaded message appears. Press OK.

Removing Map(s) from Memory

If you do not have Destinator Console launched:

(1)Insert the Destinator Disk 1, into the CD-ROM in your desktop computer, this automatically launches the Destinator Console .

)

(2)In Target device click Change ,

select from where (which memory) to remove map(s). This will update the Installed Map Window.

(3)The Installed Map Window

displays a list of all the loaded maps available. Click in the check box (

) beside the map(s)

you wish to remove.

(4)

Press the button to remove the selected map.

(5) Destinator requires that you

conrm that you wish to remove the selected map(s).

(6) Press Yes. The selected map(s) are

removed from memory.

Exit From Destinator Console

(1) If you need to exit the Destinator Console, choose File > Exit . You will need to conrm that you want to Exit the Destinator Console . (2) Press Ye s and you will exit.

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Appendix C – Installing and

Activating Additional Maps

Where to Load map(s)

(1) From Target Device press

Change to choose where to install maps.

(2) In the Select Target Device dialog,

highlight Storage Card and click

OK. The Target Device window displays the size of the map(s), and the available room on the storage card.

Select Maps to Load

(1) Select the map(s) you wish to

load by clicking on the map image

or selecting them from the list. ( )

represents a selected map to

install.

Activating Additional Maps

After you have installed the additional maps, they must be activated before you can use them. (1) Be sure your PC is connected to

the Internet.

(2) Be sure your MO is

communicating with your PC via Microsoft Active Sync.

(3) Start the Destinator program on

your PC.

(4) From the toolbar at the top of the

screen, select the

button.

(5) The Quick Activation screen

appears. Click Next to continue.

(2) Press the

button.

A Conrmation Dialog is

displayed. Press the OK button

to install the map(s), or the

Cancel button to exit map

installation and return to select

map(s). A status window will

indicate the progress of the map

installation.

(3)

When the map installation has completed,

a Successfully loaded message appears.

Press OK .

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(6) The User Information screen is displayed. Fill in the required information to create your account on Destinator Community, and click on Next.

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(7)Enter the license key and select your device type. Click on Finish.

(8)The message “Congratulations, your Destinator license key has been

successfully activated” is displayed. Click on Done to close the screen.

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Appendix D – MO Settings

You can change the default user settings for the MO device by pressing

on the main screen.

Launches the Destinator OP

application

Opens the Settings Menu for

your MO device

Backlight Settings

Power Settings

Language Settings

Power Settings

The Power Settings screen indicates

Press

to return to the Settings

Returns you to the

Time Settings

System Information

the battery status of the MO device.

menu.

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Backlight Settings

The Backlight Settings screen lets you select how bright the screen will be. You can save power by selecting how long the backlight will stay on before it dims.

Press

menu.

Time Settings

The Time Settings screen allows you to select your time zone, and lets you set the date and time.

to return to the Settings

Press

menu.

Language Settings

The Language Settings screen lets you select the language that will be used for screen displays and voice prompts.

Press

menu.

System Information

The System Information screen displays the software version of your Destinator OP application and information about your MO device. You can also calibrate the position of the display.

to return to the Settings

Press

menu.

to return to the Settings

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