Navman M-Nav 650 User Manual

M-Nav 650

User Manual

English - Europe / Australia / New Zealand

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Contents

1 Introduction ____________________________________________________

1.1 GPS and GPS Signals

1.2 Safety Notice

2 M-Nav 650 Hardware ___________________________________________

2.1 Box Contents

2.2 Front Components

2.3 Back Components

3 Positioning the M-Nav in a Vehicle ________________________________

3.1 M-Nav Suction-Mount

3.2 M-Nav Adhesive Tape and Screw-Mount

3.3 Panavise Screw-Mount

3.4 Inserting the M-Nav into the Clip

4 Getting Started ________________________________________________

4.1 Main Menu Screen

4.2 To put the M-Nav in Standby Mode

5 Modem Status ________________________________________________

5.1 GPS

5.2 Modem Signal Strength

6 Messaging ____________________________________________________

6.1 The Message List

6.2 Receiving Messages

6.3 Sending a Message

6.4 Reading Messages

6.5 Reading / Editing Sent Messages

6.6 Going to a Message Location

To navigate immediately to the message location:

7 Setting Your Destination ________________________________________

7.1 Destination Screen

7.2 Keyboard Screen

7.3 Preview Screen

7.4 Address Search Rules

8 Setting Your Destination by Address _____________________________

8.1 Case Study 1: Europe and New Zealand

8.2 Case Study 2: Australia, Canada and USA

9 Setting Your Destination by POI _________________________________

9.1 Case Study 1: Europe and New Zealand

9.2 Case Study 2: Australia, Canada and USA

10 Using the 2D Map screen to Plan a Route ________________________

11 Multi-stop Trips _______________________________________________

11.1 Case Study 1: Europe and New Zealand

11.2 Case Study 2: Australia, Canada and USA

11.3 Skipping a Destination Point

11.4 Adding Message Locations to Multi-stop Trips

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12 Viewing your Route ____________________________________________

12.1 2D Map Screen

12.2 3D Map Screen

12.3 Message and Look Screen

12.4 Next Turn Screen

12.5 Next 4 Turns Screen

12.6 Back-On-Track™ Automatic Rerouting

12.7 Route Information Screen

13 The 2D Map Screen Pop-up Menu _______________________________

14 Avoiding an Area ______________________________________________

15 Route Demonstrator ___________________________________________

15.1 Select Departure Point

15.2 Select Destination Point

15.3 Activate Route Demonstrator

15.4 To Deactivate Route Demonstrator

16 Favourites and My Home _______________________________________

16.1 Saving a Favourite

16.2 Saving a Favourite from the 2D Map Screen

16.3 Editing the Name of the Favourite

16.4 Deleting a Favourite

16.5 Navigating to a Favourite

16.6 Navigating to My Home

17 Preferences ___________________________________________________

17.1 Screen Brightness

17.2 Volume

17.3 Routing

17.4 Language

17.5 Maps

Display

Internal Memory

Points of Interest (POIs)

17.6 Alerts

Active POIs

Speed

17.7 My Data

17.8 More Preferences

GPS Status

Measurements

Startup

Appendix A: Power Management ___________________________________

Powering Up from Off

Powering Up from Standby

Powering Down from On

Appendix B: Street Types __________________________________________

Contacts ________________________________________________________

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1. Introduction

1 Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this Navman M-Nav 650. We hope you enjoy your new GPS messaging and navigation system.

Whether your ﬂeet operates in your own city, across a country or a continent, the M-Nav will direct your ﬂeet operators to their destination without the need for map books or second hand directions. With destinations provided from the OnlineAVL client by the Fleet Manager you can rest assured that your ﬂeet operators are taking the fastest route to the correct destination all the time, every time.

The Global Positioning System (GPS) is available free of charge, at any time, and is usually accurate to within 5 m (15 ft). Your M-Nav map provides street-level detail for door-to-door navigation, including Points of Interest (POIs) such as accommodation, petrol stations, railway stations and airports.

Navman welcomes your feedback. To contact us or visit our website, see Support Information in the Contacts section.

1.1 GPS and GPS Signals

The GPS is a network of satellites that transmit accurate time and position information worldwide. GPS receivers receive signals from these satellites and use the information to determine an exact location. Satellites orbit the earth at around 12,000 miles. While a GPS receiver can detect signals from up to 12 satellites at any time, only three signals are needed to provide a position or “GPS ﬁx” (latitude and longitude) for vehicle navigation systems.

The GPS receiver, such as the Navman Halo or Qube, receives GPS signals. To receive GPS signals, ensure that the the receiver is outdoors, or in a vehicle outdoors, and the GPS antenna has an unobstructed view of the sky.

For more information about GPS and your M-Nav, see Section 5.

1.2 Safety Notice

WARNING: In a vehicle, it is your sole responsibility to place, secure and use the M-Nav in a manner that will not cause accidents, personal injury or property damage. The user of this product is solely responsible for observing safe driving practices and for all use of this device. It is your responsibility to read and follow the vehicle mount installation instructions and to use the product consistent with your government’s laws/regulations. Consult the vehicle manual to ensure the mounting location is safe.

It is your sole responsibility to adhere to the following safety instructions at all times:

• Do not operate the M-Nav while driving or place the M-Nav in a position that obstructs the driver’s view.

• Do not mount the M-Nav in a way that may be distracting or interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle, the deployment of airbags or other safety equipment.

• Do not leave the M-Nav in view while your vehicle is unattended, especially in strong or direct sunlight.

• Do not use or handle the M-Nav when it is hot; leave it to cool, out of direct sunlight.

This device does not have the functionality to determine routes based on the height, weight, length or Hazmat classiﬁcation of the vehicle in which the device is installed. Accordingly it is your sole responsibility for ensuring that your vehicle is legally and physically able to travel over routes that may include narrow, twisting or steep roads, weak, narrow or low bridges, tunnels or other obstacles on the routes determined by this device.

Failure to adhere to these instructions may lead to serious personal injury, including death, or property damage. Navman disclaims all liability for use of the M-Nav that contributes to injuries, death, property damage or violates law.

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2. M-Nav 650 Hardware

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2.1 Box Contents

(a) Suction-cup/ballfoot

(b) Locking-nut

(d) Baseplate

(e) Retainer ring

(f) Screw plate

(g) Adhesive tape

(h) Alcohol swab

(i) 3 x Screws

(j) 3 x Screw caps

Mounting brackets:

Documentation, including:

• User Manual

• Quick Start Guide

• Limited Warranty Agreement

• Registration Card

Carry Case RJ-45 cable

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2.2 Front Components

We recommend that you familiarize yourself with the M-Nav’s basic operations, such as using the

8-way

toggle

and Volume button.

Note:

Some buttons have two functions.

Component Description

1 Screen

Displays maps and menu options

Zoom /Brightness

Changes the amount of map area shown, or press and hold to adjust the screen brightness

3 OK

Conﬁrms the selected menu option, text or preference

4 ESC

Cancels an action, returns to the previous screen or deletes the last text character on the Keyboard screen; hold down for longer to delete a whole line at once.

5 8-way toggle

Selects Main Menu options, keyboard characters and Preferences, moves around the 2D Map screen to select a destination, and scrolls through lists, such as messages.

Page

Cycles through the 2D Map, 3D Map, Next Turn and Next 4 Turns screens; displays additional preference or search-result screens, when available.

Volume

Broadcasts the next voice-guidance instruction and adjusts voice-guidance volume.

Menu/Power

Switches between the Main Menu screen and the Message List screen Places the M-Nav in Standby mode.

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2. M-Nav 650 Hardware

Component Description

1 Speaker

Broadcasts voice commands and warnings; Use Volume button to adjust

2 Power LED Lit when receiving power

Qube Power and Data Socket

Connection socket for power and data from the Navman Halo Qube

4 USB Socket Connection socket for USB cable to your computer

2.3 Back Components

Click

3 Positioning the M-Nav in a

Vehicle

The M-Nav can be mounted in a vehicle 3 ways:

• By suction on the windscreen;

• By suction, adhesive tape and screws drilled directly into the dashboard;

• By using the Panavise screw mount.

Note

: The last two mounts are permanent solutions that will mark your dashboard.

Follow the safety guidelines in Section 1 to ensure that the M-Nav does not obstruct the driver’s view, or interfere with the operation of vehicle airbags and safety devices.

3.1 M-Nav Suction-Mount

Choose a position on the windshield that is clearly visible to the driver without obstructing the view of the road.

• Slip the locking-nut over the ballfoot.

• Snap the socket-clip onto the ballfoot.

• Screw the locking-nut onto the thread of the socket-clip until ﬁrm.

• Use the alcohol swab to clean and dry the suction-cup and the mounting-area on the windshield, then attach the suction-mount to the windshield:

• Hold the suction-cup ﬁrmly against the windshield and

• Press the lever towards the suction-cup.

3.2 M-Nav Adhesive Tape and Screw-Mount

You can use the baseplate, adhesive tape and screws supplied to permanently mount the M-Nav directly into the vehicle dashboard.

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Assembling the M-Nav Screw-Mount

1 Choose a position on the dashboard where the M-Nav will be clearly visible

to the driver, and ensure that the mounting surface is clean and dry.

2 Remove the protective layer from the tape and press down ﬁrmly for 30 seconds. 3 Press the suction-cup ﬁrmly against the surface and press the lever down. 4 Use the baseplate and screws supplied to ﬁx the M-Nav base into the dashboard. 5 Slip the locking-nut over the ballfoot, with the ﬂat side facing upwards. 6 Snap the socket-clip onto the ballfoot. 7 Screw the locking-nut onto the thread of the socket-clip until ﬁrm.

3.3 Panavise Screw-Mount

The Panavise mounting system mounts similarly to the M-Nav Screw-Mount described in Section 3.2, from point 4 onwards.

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3. Positioning the M-Nav in a Vehicle

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3.4 Inserting the M-Nav into the Clip

• Position the two locating-tabs on the underside of the M-Nav into the corresponding slots on the clip.

• Snap the upper side of the M-Nav into the clip.

• Connect the M-Nav to your Halo Qube GPS device with the RJ-45 cable. The M-Nav will turn on.

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4. Getting Started

4 Getting Started

Step 1: Language

• Use the

8-way toggle

to choose your language, then press OK.

• To prevent the Language screen from displaying on each startup, use the

8-way

toggle

to select the Do not show on startup check box, then press OK.

• Press

to go to the next screen. The Warning screen will display.

Step 2: Warning Screen

• Read the warning message.

• Select Accept, then press

to conﬁrm that you understand. The ﬁrst Tutorial screen will display.

Step 3: Tutorial Screens

• Read the Tutorial screen.

• To prevent the Tutorial from displaying on startup, use the

8-way toggle

select the Do not show Tutorial on startup check box, then press

• Press

to move through each Tutorial screen. The Main Menu screen will display.

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4.1 Main Menu Screen

• Use the

8-way toggle

to select a Main Menu option; conﬁrm a selection by pressing OK.

• The Route Information option is only available when a route has been calculated. See Section 12.6 for more information.

4.2 To put the M-Nav in Standby Mode

• Press for three seconds until the screen turns off. For more information on power management, see Appendix A.

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5. GPS Status

5 GPS and Modem Status

5.1 GPS

Signals are transmitted by Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites orbiting the Earth. You can view your GPS status at any time from the 2D Map, 3D Map, Next Turn and Next 4 Turns

screens.

The GPS Strength Indicator

will display green when there is a valid ﬁx (2D or 3D), or red when no ﬁx

is available. For more detailed information on your current GPS ﬁx, see Section 17.8.

5.2 Modem Signal Strength

The lower left corner of the display also indicates the Qube modem signal strength.

No Signal

The M-Nav is unable to contact the server. This may be due to the server being off, a connection problem, heavy signal interference or coverage is not available in the current location.

Intermittent Signal

The M-Nav is having trouble communicating with the server. If the problem persists, try starting again, or check the connections.

Good Signal

The M-Nav is receiving reliable data from the server.

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6 Messaging

The M-Nav is a mobile data terminal that receives text messages from the OnlineAVL client in your ofﬁce and is capable of sending preset or user entered replies or outbound messages back to your ﬂeet operator

6.1 The Message List

The Message List is used for all messaging related tasks, such as reading new messages, replying to messages, or creating new messages.

6.2 Receiving Messages

When a text message is sent to you, a New Message alert will be displayed, no matter what screen you are currently viewing.

Using the

8-way toggle

select EITHER:

•

Cancel

to remove this screen, then press OK. The alert will disappear.

(You may view the message later in the Message List screen).

•

Read

to view the entire message, then press OK. The Read message screen will display.

From the Read Message screen, use the

8-way toggle

to select

Message

List

Reply, Show, Delete

Accept & Go

, then press OK.

Note:

The M-Nav stores up to 100 incoming messages.

New and Unread

Read

Read and Replied

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6. Messaging

6.3 Sending a Message

You can send a message by replying to an incoming message or sending your own original message.

Note:

Message templates and template folders are set up by your ﬂeet operator.

1. From any screen, press

. The Message List screen will display.

•

To Reply

: Using the

8-way toggle

, select the message you wish to

reply to. Press OK. The Read Message screen will display.

• Select Reply. Press

. The Select Message screen will display.

•

To Send a New Message

: Using the

8-way toggle

, select Send.

Press OK. The Select Message screen will display.

2. Select a message template from the list provided. Press to see more templates, as well as <New Message>. Press

. The Edit Message screen will display.

3. Using the

8-way toggle

, either modify an existing template or compose a new

message. For details on how to use the Keyboard screen, see Section 7.2.

4. Select Send. Press

. The message will be sent, and you return to the Message List screen.

5. Press

to return to the Main Menu.

6.4 Reading Messages

To read a message and any replies that have been sent, select the message from the Message List screen.

The menu options along the bottom of the screen perform the following actions:

Msg List

Returns you to the Message List

display

Allows you to reply to the message,

using either Canned Messages or a user created message

Show *

Provides a map display of the location

associated with the message. See Section 6.6

Delete

Deletes the selected message and

any replies that were sent.

Accept & Go *

Takes you directly to Navigation

Mode.

* Only available when a message has

a location from the OnlineAVL

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6.5 Reading / Editing Sent Messages

You are able to read, edit and re-send one of the last 100 messages composed.

To access your sent messages:

• Press . The Message List screen will display.

• Select Send. The Select Message screen will display.

• Press repeatedly until the last Select Message screen displays.

• Select Recent Messages. A new Select Message screen will display, listing the last messages sent, with the most recent at the top of the screen.

• Select the message you wish to read or re-send. Press OK. The Create Message screen will display.

You may re-send this message or edit it.

• For details on how to use the Keyboard screen, see Section 7.2.

• If you wish to send this message, select Send and press

• To exit the Edit Message screen without sending, press and hold down the

ESC

button

to clear the message. Then press

ESC

twice. The Main Menu screen will display.

6.6 Going to a Message Location

Messages may contain an embedded GPS location, sent from the OnlineAVL system.

• From the Message List screen, select a location-enabled message. Press OK. The Read Message screen will display. The Accept & Go and Show buttons will be available to use.

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To navigate immediately to the message location:

Having received a message holding an embedded location, you may choose to use the “Accept & Go” option. The M-Nav will enter navigation mode immediately.

• Select Accept & Go. The 2D Map screen will display. The route is calculated, and the M-Nav guides you to the location.

6. Messaging

Notes

• If you are currently in a routing mode when you select “Accept & Go”, you will have the option of whether or not to cancel your current route.

• When Accept & go is selected, the message “Job Accepted” is automatically sent.

To show the location:

• Select Show. Press OK. The Location Map screen will display.

• To Save this location as a Favorite, select Save. Press

. The

New Favourite screen will display. See Section 16.

• To Go to this location, select Go. Press

. The 2D Map screen will display.

The route is calculated, and the M-Nav guides you to the location.

Note

• Message Locations are also easily added to Multi-stop Trips, allowing you to arrange several destination points for days, even weeks. For more details, see Section 11.

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7 Setting Your Destination

For your safety, enter destination information before you start a journey. Do not operate the M-Nav while driving.

Select a destination using the Destination, Keyboard and Preview screens, which used together form a destination wizard.

This section describes how to use each of these screens and provides two case studies to help guide you through setting your destination.

7.1 Destination Screen

The Destination screen is used to select your destination by area, street, postal code/ZIP code, Point of Interest (POI), intersection, city, town, country or state.

As you specify each part of the address, it will display in the You are going to ﬁeld at the top of the screen.

The available options will change to reﬂect the parts of the address still to be completed.

• Use the

8-way toggle

to move around the Destination screen.

• To select an option, press

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7.2 Keyboard Screen

The Keyboard screen will display when you are required to enter text, such as when searching for a street name. As you select each character, the ﬁrst two results will display. Press

to see more search results. Search results will be listed in matching order, with the closest matches appearing at the top of the list.

The Keyboard screen toggles between 4 character sets: Uppercase, lowercase, Alternate and Number/ symbol.

(To change between Alphabet and Qwerty layouts, see Section 17.)

As you select each character, the ﬁrst two results will display. Press

to see more search results.

• Use the

8-way toggle

to move around the Keyboard screen.

• To select a character or a search result, press

To cycle through uppercase, lowercase and alternate letters on the Keyboard screen:

• Select the ABC/abc/Alt key.

• Press

repeatedly to switch between the 3 layouts.

To display the number/symbol Keyboard screen:

• Select the 123 key, then press OK.

Editing Text

• To delete a character, press

ESC

or select , then press OK.; hold

ESC

to delete the line.

• To re-position the cursor, select the text box, then use left/ right on the

8-way toggle

to move the cursor.

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7.3 Preview Screen

The Preview screen is used to display a preview of your destination before navigating to it, saving it as a Favourite or displaying it on the 2D Map screen.

• Use the

8-way toggle

to move around the Preview screen.

• To display a smaller area in greater detail, press

• To display a larger area in less detail, press

• To display your destination on the 2D Map screen, select the preview map, then press

. The 2D Map screen will display.

• To save your destination as a Favourite, select Save, then press

The New Favourite screen will display. See Section 16.

• To calculate the route and open the 3D Map screen, select Go, then press

. The 3D Map screen will display.

• To view Point of Interest (POI) details when your destination is a POI, select

, then press OK. The POI Detail screen will display.

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7.4 Address Search Rules

The following rules apply when searching for a destination in Europe:

Street Names with Dates

If a street name contains a date or a number, search by the ﬁrst number:

Example 1: If searching for “Faubourg du 13 Juillet 1920”, search by “13”. Example 2: If searching for “Avenue du 14 Avril 1914”, search by “14”. Example 3: If searching for “Rue de la 1 ere Armée”, search by “1”.

Streets Named After People (excluding Italy)

If a street name is a person’s name (including at least a ﬁrst and last name), search by the ﬁrst name:

Example 1: If searching for “Rue Albert Mathieu”, search by “Albert”. Example 2: If searching for “Fred Archer Way”, search by “Fred”. Example 3: If searching for “Franz Grillparzer-Strasse”, search by “Franz”.

Streets Named After People - Italy

In Italy, if a street name is a person’s name (including at least a ﬁrst and last name), search by the last name:

Example 1: If searching for “Via de Angelo de Thomasis”, search by “Thomasis”. Example 2: If searching for “Via Placido Giovanella”, search by “Giovanella”. Example 3: If searching for “Via della Giacomo Marca”, search by “Marca”.

Postcodes in United Kingdom and Netherlands

When searching by postcode in United Kingdom or Netherlands, type the postcode with spaces and without the last two letters.

Example 1: If searching for “RH6 9ST”, search by “RH6 9”. Example 2: If searching for “3514 BN”, search by “3514”.

For exact European street type abbreviations, see Appendix A.

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8 Setting Your Destination by

Address

8.1 Case Study 1: Europe and New Zealand

This case study will show you how to set your destination by selecting your country, then area, then street, then house number.

Note:

This case study applies to Europe and New Zealand only. For navigating in Australia, Canada and

USA, see Section 8.2.

Step 1: Open the Destination screen

• From the Main Menu, select Go To, then press OK.

• From the Go To screen, select Address or POI, then press

. The Destination screen will display.

Important Note:

If this is the ﬁrst time you are setting your destination and you have maps from more than one country installed and selected, then the Select Country screen will display instead of the Destination screen. Go directly to Step 2.b. The next time you perform this procedure, the Destination screen will open as expected.

Step 2: Select the Country of Destination

If you only have the map of one country installed and selected, that country is selected for your destination by default and cannot be changed. Go to Step 3.

a. From the Destination screen, select Change country, then

press OK. The Select country screen will display.

b. Select a country using the

8-way toggle

. Press OK to select

from the list. The Destination screen will display.

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Step 3: Find the Area of Destination

a. From the Destination screen, select Find area, then press OK. The Keyboard screen will display.

b. Use the Keyboard screen to ﬁnd the area of your destination. For information on using

the Keyboard screen, see Section 7.2. The Destination screen will display.

Step 4: Find the Street of Destination

a. From the Destination screen, select Find street, then press OK. The Keyboard screen will display.

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b. Use the Keyboard screen to ﬁnd the street of your destination. For information on

using the Keyboard screen, see Section 7.2. The Destination screen will display.

Step 5: Find the House Number of Destination

a. From the Destination screen, select Enter house number, then

press

. The Keyboard screen will display.

Note:

If Enter house number option is not displayed, house numbers are not available for your selected street. Select Go to centre of street, then press OK to display the Preview screen. Go to step 5.c.

b. Use the Keyboard screen to ﬁnd the house number of your destination. For information

on using the Keyboard screen, see Section 7.2. The Preview screen will display.

c. Complete one of the following:

• To calculate the route and open the 3D Map screen, select Go, then press

. The 3D Map screen will display.

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