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MOBILE
NAVIGATION SYSTEM
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User manual
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and service information
PNA-E3520/PNA-E3520T
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Contents
Contents
Important Safety Notice
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Introduction
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Navigation
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Multimedia
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Settings
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Appendix
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Navigation Device
Targa PNA-E3520 / PNA-E3520T
Navigation Device PNA-E3520/PNA-E3520T 1
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1. Important Safety Notice ......................................... 7
1.1 Operating Environment ............................................................. 7
1.2 Power Supply ............................................................................ 8
1.3 Rechargeable Battery ............................................................... 8
1.4 Cables ....................................................................................... 9
1.5 Maintenance and Care .............................................................. 9
1.6 Children .................................................................................. 10
1.7 Intended Use ........................................................................... 10
1.8 Danger Through Noise Disturbance ........................................ 10
1.9 Conformity .............................................................................. 11
1.10 Disposal of Old Devices .......................................................... 11
2. Introduction .......................................................... 12
2.1 Package Contents ................................................................... 12
2.2 Overview ................................................................................. 14
2.3 Care ................................................................ ........................ 15
2.3.1 Caring for the Display ......................................................... 15
2.3.2 Transport ............................................................................ 16
2.4 General Operation Notes ........................................................ 16
2.5 Charging the Battery ............................................................... 16
2.5.1 Recharging in the Car ......................................................... 17
2.5.2 Recharging from a Power Outlet ......................................... 18
2.5.3 Recharging from a Computer ............................................. 19
2.6 Memory Card .......................................................................... 20
2.6.1 Inserting the Memory Card ................................................. 20
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2.6.2 Removing the Memory Card .............................................. 20
2.6.3 Write-Protection ................................................................. 21
2.7 Car mount............................................................................... 21
2.8 TMC port ................................................................................ 24
2.9 Connecting the Headphones .................................................. 24
2.10 Connecting an External GPS Antenna .................................... 24
2.11 Powering the Device On/Off ................................................... 25
2.11.1 Daily Use ........................................................................... 25
2.11.2 Powering Off Completely ................................................... 25
2.12 First-time Setup ...................................................................... 26
2.12.1 The Main Menu .................................................................. 27
3. GPS ........................................................................ 28
3.1 GPS Connection ................................ ..................................... 30
3.1.1 SiRFInstantFixII™ .............................................................. 30
3.2 General Operation Notes ........................................................ 31
3.2.1 Input ................................................................................... 31
3.2.2 Map browsing .................................................................... 32
3.3 The GPS Main Menu .............................................................. 33
3.4 Programming a Route ............................................................ 35
3.4.1 Quick Guide ....................................................................... 35
3.4.2 Navigation Display ............................................................. 38
3.4.3 Setting Other Destinations ................................................. 39
3.4.4 Entering Data without GPS Reception ............................... 41
3.5 Planning an alternative Route ................................................. 42
3.5.1 Avoiding Route Legs .......................................................... 44
3.6 Frequently Visited Destinations .............................................. 45
3.6.1 Favourites .......................................................................... 46
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3.6.2 Home Address .................................................................... 47
3.6.2.1 Set Home Location ................................ ........................... 47
3.6.2.2 Recalling Your Home Address ......................................... 48
3.6.3 History ................................................................................ 49
3.7 Map Options............................................................................ 51
3.7.1 Angle .................................................................................. 51
3.7.2 Colour ................................................................................. 52
3.7.3 Backlight settings................................................................ 52
3.7.4 Memorize Position .............................................................. 53
3.7.5 Browse map ....................................................................... 54
3.7.5.1 Options for Browse map ................................................... 55
3.7.5.2 Options for the position mark ............................................ 56
3.7.5.3 Avoid... ............................................................................. 57
3.7.6 Optimising the Display ........................................................ 58
3.7.6.1 Signpost Settings ............................................................. 58
3.7.6.2 Rotate display .................................................................. 59
3.7.6.3 Setup for Left-Handed Users ............................................ 60
3.7.6.4 Advanced settings ............................................................ 60
3.8 Traffic ...................................................................................... 63
3.8.1 Showing Traffic Information ................................................ 64
3.8.2 Updating the Route ............................................................. 65
3.8.3 Traffic options ..................................................................... 65
3.8.3.1 Setting the TMC Frequency .............................................. 66
3.9 Route Settings ........................................................................ 67
3.9.1 Planning preferences .......................................................... 67
3.9.2 Avoid toll roads ................................................................... 68
3.9.3 Programming Routes .......................................................... 69
3.9.3.1 Editing a Programmed route ............................................. 71
3.9.4 Show route instructions ...................................................... 73
3.9.5 Show route as images ........................................................ 74
3.9.6 Show route summary .......................................................... 75
3.9.7 Show on map ..................................................................... 76
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3.9.8 Cancel route ...................................................................... 77
3.9.9 Demo ................................................................................. 77
3.10 POI - Points of Interest ........................................................... 79
3.10.1 Adding a POI ..................................................................... 80
3.10.1.1 Creating a Custom Category............................................ 81
3.10.2 Edit POI name ................................................................... 83
3.10.3 Delete POI ......................................................................... 84
3.10.4 Deleting a Category ........................................................... 86
3.10.5 Showing and hiding POIs ................................................... 87
3.10.6 Enable a POI Notification ................................................... 88
3.11 General Settings ................................ ..................................... 90
3.11.1 Adjusting the Volume ......................................................... 90
3.11.1.1 Muting the Sound............................................................. 92
3.11.2 Selecting a Map ................................................................. 92
3.11.3 Regional settings ............................................................... 93
3.11.4 Setting the Guidance Voice ................................................ 94
3.11.5 Setting the On-Screen Keypad ........................................... 95
3.12 Miscellaneous Applications ..................................................... 97
3.12.1 World Clock ....................................................................... 98
3.12.2 Calculator........................................................................... 98
3.12.3 Unit Convertor .................................................................... 98
3.12.4 Country info ....................................................................... 99
3.12.5 GPS Status ...................................................................... 101
3.13 Quitting the Navigation Application ....................................... 102
4. Multimedia ........................................................... 103
4.1 Music .................................................................................... 104
4.1.1 Music Playback ................................................................ 105
4.2 Video .................................................................................... 106
4.2.1 Video Playback ................................................................ 107
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4.3 Photos ................................................................................... 109
4.3.1 Full-Screen View .............................................................. 110
5. Settings ............................................................... 113
5.1 Volume .................................................................................. 114
5.2 Display .................................................................................. 114
5.2.1 Brightness ........................................................................ 114
5.2.2 Backlight Timeout ............................................................. 114
5.2.3 Calibrating the Touchscreen ............................................. 115
5.3 Language .............................................................................. 115
5.4 Power Status ......................................................................... 115
5.5 Restore ................................................................................. 116
5.6 System Info ........................................................................... 116
5.7 Firmware Upgrade ................................................................ 117
6. Appendix ............................................................ 118
6.1 Connecting to a Computer .................................................... 118
6.2 The Supplied DVD ................................................................ 120
6.2.1 Installing Maps ................................................................. 122
6.2.2 Installing Guidance Voices ............................................... 123
6.2.3 Support ............................................................................. 125
6.3 Map material ................................................................ ......... 127
6.4 Index ................................ ................................ ..................... 128
6.5 Technical Specifications ........................................................ 132
6.6 Details of Guarantee ............................................................. 134
6.7 Serial number ........................................................................ 136
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Operating Environment
Important Safety Notice
1. Important Safety Notice
Before you use this device for the first time, please read the following notes in
this manual and heed all warnings, even if you are familiar with handling
electronic devices. Keep this manual safe for future reference. If you sell the
device or pass it on, it is essential you hand over this manual also.
1.1 Operating Environment
Position the device on a stable, even surface and do not place any objects on
the device. The device is not for use in environments with a high temperature
or humidity (e.g. bathrooms), and must be kept free of dust. Operating
temperature and operating humidity: 5°C to 35°C, max. 85 % RH. When using
the navigation device in a vehicle, please install it on the supplied car mount
only and make sure that the device sits properly on the car mount. Do not
install the car mount (with or without the navigation device) within the
operating area of the vehicle’s airbag and install the car mount so that the
driver’s view is not obstructed.
Always make sure that:
there is free circulation of air (do not place the device on shelves, on a
thick carpet, on a bed, or anywhere that obstructs the ventilation slots,
and leave at least 10 cm clearance on all sides;
no direct heat sources (e.g. heating) can affect the device;
no direct sunlight or bright artificial light reaches the device. When
installing the device in a vehicle, make sure that it doesn’t become
overheated;
contact with sprayed and dripping water and abrasive liquids must be
avoided and the device should never be operated near water. It must
especially never be immersed (do not place any recipients containing
liquids such as beverages, vases, etc. onto or next to the device);
the device is never placed in the immediate vicinity of magnetic fields
(e.g. loudspeakers);
no fire sources (e.g. burning candles) are placed on or near the device;
no foreign bodies are introduced into the device;
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Power Supply
Important Safety Notice
the device is not subject to any great temperature changes as this may
cause moisture through condensation and short-circuit;
the device is not subject to excessive shocks and vibrations.
the supplied earphones (EE-640V-41EN) must be used with this
navigation device exclusively
1.2 Power Supply
Use only the supplied power adapter model Targa KSAA0500100W1UK, the
supplied car charger cable Targa TCP10050BC or the supplied USB cable to
avoid overheating, deformation of housing, fire, electric shock, explosions and
other dangers. Never connect this power adapter, the car charger cable or the
USB cable to other devices.
Attention! Notice on Mains Separation.
In order to completely disconnect the power adapter from the mains, the power
adapter must be pulled out from the wall outlet. For this reason, the power
adapter should be positioned in a way that assures unobstructed access to the
power outlet so that the power adapter can be immediately pulled out in an
emergency situation. To avoid the danger of fire if the power adapter is not
going to be used for a long while (e.g. during holidays) it should always be
disconnected from the power socket. Before stormy weather when there is the
danger of lightning, disconnect the power adapter from the power supply.
1.3 Rechargeable Battery
This device uses a high-end Lithium-Polymer battery. This battery should only
be removed or replaced by an authorized service centre. Under very rare
conditions, sparks may appear at the contacts causing any explosive and/or
inflammable gases to ignite. Therefore we recommend that you do not use the
device in dangerous areas such as fuel stations and to power it off.
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Cables
Important Safety Notice
1.4 Cables
Always hold all cables by the plug and never pull on the cable itself. Never
hold the power adapter with wet hands as this may cause a short circuit or
electric shock. Never place the device, heavy objects or furniture on the cable
and take care that the cord does not become trapped, especially at the plug
and socket. Never make knots in the cable and do not tie it together with other
cords. All cables should be positioned so that nobody can trip over them or be
obstructed by them. A damaged power adapter can cause a fire or an electric
shock. Inspect the power adapter from time to time. Never use adapter plugs
or extension cables that do not comply with the current safety regulations in
your country, and do not modify the power adapter or cables yourself.
1.5 Maintenance and Care
Servicing is required when this device has been damaged in any way, for
example, when the power adapter or device housing is damaged, when liquids
or objects have entered the device, when the product has been exposed to
rain or moisture, when the product does not work normally or if the product has
been dropped. If you notice any smoke, unusual noise or strange smells,
switch off the device immediately and pull the corresponding charger cable
from the power supply. In this case the device should not be used further and
should be inspected by authorized service personnel. Please contact qualified
personnel when servicing is needed. Never open the housing of the device, or
the power adapter. By opening the housing you endanger your life through risk
of electric shock. Only use a clean, dry cloth for cleaning. Never use any
abrasive liquids. Do not attempt to open the housing of the device otherwise
you will void your warranty.
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Children
Important Safety Notice
Audio listening with your navigation device at high volume
over a long time can harm the user’s auditory system. The
supplied earphones will guarantee a noise level limitation
when used together with the corresponding navigation device
only.
1.6 Children
Electrical appliances do not belong in the hands of children! Do not allow
children to use electrical devices when not under supervision. Children may
not comprehend the presence of potential risks. Small parts can represent
choking hazards. Keep the packaging away from children too as there is
danger of suffocation.
1.7 Intended Use
This is an information technology electronics device. It may only be used for
private use, not industrial or commercial purposes. In its default configuration,
this product has not been designed for medical, lifesaving, rescue or lifemaintaining purposes. Furthermore, the device may not be used in tropical
climates. Only connection cables and external devices may be used that
comply with safety standards and the electromagnetic compatibility and
shielding quality of this device. This device fulfils all that relates to CE
Conformity, relevant norms and standards. Any modifications to the equipment
other than recommended changes by the manufacturer may lead to the result
that these directives are not met any more. Only use the accessories
recommended by the manufacturer. If you are not using the device within the
Republic of Germany, you must observe the regulations and laws in the
country of use.
1.8 Danger Through Noise Disturbance
According to international safety regulations the maximum permitted
noise level is 100 dB. The supplied earphones with model number EE640V-41EN comply with these requirements. When using different
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Important Safety Notice
Using the earphones at high sound volume can damage your hearing
and cause nuisance to your surroundings.
Under dangerous circumstances (for example when driving a vehicle
or when working with machines) the sound may distract your attention
or prevent you from being aware of what is happening around you.
The supplied earphones EE-640V-41EN must be used with this
navigation device exclusively.
1.9 Conformity
This device fully complies with the basic and other relevant
requirements of the Vehicle Directive 2004/104/EC, the EMC
Directive 2004/108/EC, and the Low-voltage Directive 2006/95/EC.
1.10 Disposal of Old Devices
If the product is labelled with a struck-out waste bin, it is subject to
the European Guideline 2002/96/EC. All electric and electronic
devices must be disposed of separately from household waste at
established bodies. With the proper disposal of old devices you
avoid damage to the environment and your personal health. For further
information about proper disposal, contact your local government, disposal
bodies or the shop where you bought the device.
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Package Contents
Introduction
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Navigation device PNA-E3520/PNA-E3520T
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Adapter plate
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Car mount
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Earphones
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Power adapter
(model depends on the local region)
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Car charger cable
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TMC wire antenna (PNA-E3520T only)
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USB cable
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Bag (not illustrated)
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User's manual (not shown)
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Software DVD (not illustrated)
2. Introduction
Thank you for choosing this high-end Targa product. The navigation device
PNA-E3520/PNA-E3520T enables accurate navigation to your destination as
well as the playing of popular audio and video formats.
Furthermore, the model PNA-E3520T uses the supplied TMC antenna to
integrate traffic information for dynamic traffic jam avoidance en route.
2.1 Package Contents
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Overview
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2.2 Overview
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Introduction
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Memory card slot
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On/Off button
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Display
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Menu button
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PNA-E3520T: Earphones and TMC port
PNA-E3520: Earphones port
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Power indicator
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Main power switch
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Mini-USB and charger connector
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Connector for external GPS antenna
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Speaker
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Stylus
2.3 Care
Care
2.3.1 Caring for the Display
Avoid scratching the display surface as it can be easily damaged. To operate
the device, use only the supplied stylus or your finger.
If necessary, clean the display with a damp cloth. Never use any abrasive
detergents: use water only. Take care to dry all remaining wetness in order to
avoid any drops accumulating on the display. These can generate sediments
and produce colour distortions.
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General Operation Notes
Introduction
Please always bear in mind that the Road Traffic Act always has
priority over any instructions output by your navigation device.
Do not operate the device while driving.
The supplied earphones EE-640V-41EN must be used with this
navigation device exclusively.
2.3.2 Transport
If you want to move the device, insert the stylus into the corresponding
opening in the upper-left corner of the device, then place the device into the
supplied carrying bag.
2.4 General Operation Notes
2.5 Charging the Battery
If the capacity of the built-in battery becomes low, the message Low Battery
will appear on the display. Recharge the battery in your car, using a power
outlet, or computer by means of the USB cable.
You can continue using the device while recharging it from the car cigarette
lighter or a power outlet. When recharging it from a computer the device will be
locked and cannot be operated.
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Charging the Battery
Introduction
You can connect the car charger to a 12V or 24V cigarette lighter.
In order to protect your device from any sudden voltage surges,
connect the car charger cable after you have started your car
engine.
2.5.1 Recharging in the Car
Plug the Mini-USB connector of the car charger cable [page 13, item 6]
into the receptacle [page 14, item 8] of your navigation device.
Then connect the car charger to a suitable cigarette lighter in your car.
The charging process starts automatically, and the charger indicator
[page 14, item 6] lights orange. When the charging process is
completed, the status indicator will light green.
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Charging the Battery
Introduction
The power adapter design varies according to the region.
Therefore the figure may differ from the supplied power adapter.
2.5.2 Recharging from a Power Outlet
Plug the Mini-USB connector of the power adapter cable [page 13,
item 5] into the receptacle [page 14, item 8] of your navigation device.
Plug the power adapter into a wall outlet.
The charging process starts automatically, and the charger indicator
[page 14, item 6] lights orange. When the charging process is
completed, the status indicator will light green.
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Charging the Battery
Introduction
2.5.3 Recharging from a Computer
Plug the Mini-USB connector of the USB cable [page 13, item 8] into
the receptacle [page 14, item 8] of your navigation device.
Plug the USB connector of the cable into a USB port on your
computer. If your navigation device was in standby mode it will power
on automatically.
The charging process starts automatically, and the charger indicator
[page 14, item 6] lights orange. At the same time, the computer will
establish a connection to the built-in memory of the device (see page
118).
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Memory Card
Introduction
Make sure that the contacts of the memory card are not dirty and
do not apply any pressure on the card.
Before removing the memory card, close all applications (audio,
video and picture playback) otherwise loss of data can occur.
2.6 Memory Card
The navigation device can read SD and MMC memory cards.
After you insert a memory card the device will detect it automatically and give
you access to any music, video and picture files stored on it.
2.6.1 Inserting the Memory Card
Insert a compatible memory card with the contacts facing forward into the
memory card slot [page 14, item 1] of your navigation device. The contacts of
the card must be facing the back. Insert the card carefully until it clicks into
place.
The message Memory card is inserted! is displayed on the screen for a few
seconds. During navigation, however, no message will be displayed.
2.6.2 Removing the Memory Card
Gently press onto the inserted memory card to unlock it. The card will protrude
a little so that you can get a hold of it and remove it.
The message Memory card is removed! is displayed on the screen for a few
seconds. During navigation, however, no message will be displayed.
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Car mount
Introduction
2.6.3 Write-Protection
SD cards have a write-protection tab that you can use to enable and disable
write protection. MMC memory cards do not feature any write-protection tab.
With write protection enabled any data stored on the memory card cannot be
deleted, moved nor renamed: it can only be read.
Write protection disabled Write protection enabled
2.7 Car mount
To install the navigation device on its car mount, first install the supplied
adapter plate [page 13, item 2] on the car mount (see figure, arrow 1).
Then press the suction pad of the car mount against the windshield and fix it
by turning the lock (see figure, arrow 2).
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Car mount
Introduction
Do not install the car mount (with or without the navigation device)
within the operating area of the vehicle’s airbag and install the car
mount so that the driver’s view is not obstructed.
In order to obtain good GPS signal reception the navigation device must be
placed so it has an obstacle-free sight to the sky. Choose a suitable location
on the car’s windshield.
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Car mount
Introduction
Once the car mount has been fixed in place you can insert the navigation
device into the adapter plate. The noses on the adapter plate must fit into the
corresponding holes of the navigation device (see figure, arrow 3). Loosen the
screws of the car mount to change the navigation device position and then
tighten the screws in the chosen position (see figure, arrows 4 and 5).
To loosen the navigation device from the car mount, press on the latch on top
of the adapter plate and remove the device.
To remove the car mount from the windshield, rotate the lock again and then
pull from the latch located at the bottom of the suction pad (see figure,
arrow 6).
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TMC port
Introduction
TMC information consists of digital signals broadcast continuously.
Therefore they are independent of the traditional spoken traffic
announcements and usually faster.
2.8 TMC port
Your navigation device features a built-in TMC receiver1 (Traffic Message
Channel). It can receive FM radio signals and read broadcast up-to-date traffic
jam information. Whenever necessary, this information is considered for the
route calculation in order to guarantee a journey free of any traffic jams. To be
able to receive real-time traffic messages, it is necessary to connect the
supplied TMC wire antenna as follows to the navigation device:
Plug the jack-type connector of the supplied TMC wire antenna [page
13, item 7] into the TMC receptacle [page 14, item 5] of your navigation
device.
Mount the wire antenna on the windshield of your vehicle by using its
suctions pads.
2.9 Connecting the Headphones
Plug the supplied earphones EE-640V-41EN [page 13, item 4] into the
headphones connector receptacle [page 14, item 5] of your navigation device.
Only use the supplied earphones.
2.10 Connecting an External GPS Antenna
If required, you can connect a conventional external GPS antenna to your
navigation device. This might be necessary when using the device in a vehicle
with a vertical windshield (like a truck or bus) obstructing the sight to the sky.
Also, some modern vehicles have a metallised windshield causing a shield
effect to the GPS signals.
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Powering the Device On/Off
Introduction
On delivery, the battery of your navigation device is not fully
charged. Recharge the battery completely. The device can charge
the battery also while it's powered off.
The device consumes electricity in the standby mode. Therefore it
can discharge the battery when in standby mode over a longer
period of time.
The external antenna must have an MMCX connector in order to connect it to
the corresponding receptacle [page 14, item 9] on the navigation device.
The device will receive the signals from the additional antenna automatically:
no further settings are required.
2.11 Powering the Device On/Off
To power the device on for the first time, slide the main power switch [page 14,
item 7] into the On position.
2.11.1 Daily Use
To power the device off, press and hold the On/Off button [page 14, item 2] for
approx. 3 seconds. The navigation device will switch to standby mode.
To power the navigation device on the next time, press and hold the On/Off
button for approx. 3 seconds. The device will resume power with the last
opened application.
2.11.2 Powering Off Completely
To power the device off completely, slide the main power switch [page 14, item
7] into the Off position.
When powering the device off by using the main power switch, all parameters
and custom settings will be saved.
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First-time Setup
Introduction
Prior to using the device for the first time, charge the battery
completely. The device can also charge the battery while it's
powered off.
This message means the following: “For driving safety,
do not adjust the settings or operate this device while
driving.”
2.12 First-time Setup
Use the stylus to slide the main power switch [page 14, item 7] of the
device into the On position.
The manufacturer logo and a loading bar will appear for a few
moments. After this, the message "For driving safety, do not adjust the
setting or operate this device while driving" will be shown.
Confirm the setting by tapping the button.
Upon factory delivery the device is set to the English user interface.
Here you can select a different language from the list.
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First-time Setup
Introduction
GPS
Description starting from page 28
Multimedia
Description starting from page 103
Settings
Description starting from page 113
Select a language by tapping on it. The display will toggle to the new
language immediately.
Tap the button or to scroll through the language list if your
language does not appear in the visible list of languages.
Tap the button to confirm the selected language. The Main menu
opens.
2.12.1 The Main Menu
The main menu gives you access to the different functions of your navigation
device. You can use the menu button [page 14, item 4] to access the Main
menu at any time.
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Navigation
Read the operation notice and tap I
agree to continue.
Select a guidance voice by tapping
the corresponding entry.
You can use the and buttons
to change the displayed page.
Confirm your selection by tapping
the Select button
3. GPS
In the main menu tap on the above icon to launch the navigation application.
When starting for the first time, please read the following notice and then
select a guidance voice and the time zone.
Some voices support TTS (Text-to-Speech). When approaching manoeuvres
(like direction changes or lane changes on motorways), TTS will output spoken
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First-time Setup
Navigation
Next select your time zone by
tapping the corresponding entry.
You can use the and buttons
to change the displayed page.
Confirm your selection by tapping
the Next button
In the case that no GPS signal is received (e.g. when you have
powered the device on inside a building) no position can be
tracked.
street names or exit numbers. This will provide you a better orientation and
improves the situational awareness without having to look on the map.
Languages will TTS support can be recognised by a "TTS" label on the
country flag.
Upon delivery the device has several maps already installed. When launching
the device for the first time will it take a few seconds for initialising. As soon as
this process is completed, the map with your current position will be displayed.
Please read the following pages to learn about the GPS technology and about
general operation for navigation purposes. A quick guide for programming your
first route can be found on page 35.
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GPS Connection
Navigation
For GPS tracking a free sight to the sky is required. Navigation
does not work inside a building or in a tunnel. A dense forest can
also reduce the GPS signal strength.
SiRFInstantFixIITM requires the last-saved position. Therefore
make sure that the battery doesn't get fully discharged in the
meantime otherwise the almanac will have to be downloaded
again from the satellite.
3.1 GPS Connection
This navigation device uses the Global Positioning System (GPS). It receives
the signals sent from multiple GPS satellites and processes them to determine
the position on a digitised map.
The navigation device displays detailed information about the reception quality
and the current position (see page 101).
3.1.1 SiRFInstantFixIITM
This new technology enables the use of your navigation device without any
delays.
In order to track the GPS position properly, the reception of at least four GPS
satellite signals is required. However, the satellites are located on an MEO
orbit and their position changes continuously. In order to be able to locate the
satellite, the navigation device must have a satellite almanac. Regular devices
will download the almanac from the firsts satellite found after powering on.
Therefore the availability of the device for navigation can be delayed for
several minutes.
By using the latest SiRFInstant FixIITM technology your navigation device is
able to track the current position from the last known GPS information.
Therefore the almanac has to be loaded only once upon first-time setup.
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General Operation Notes
Navigation
Do not operate the device while driving. Plan your route prior to
start driving. If you need to change the route while on your way,
stop your car at a convenient place.
These buttons will display if the menu shown
consists of more than one page. Tap several
times on the button Left or Right to toggle
between the different views.
These buttons will appear when a list
exceeding the display height is shown. Tap
several times on the button Up or Down to
move the list up or down.
This Slider allows choosing a value between a
minimum and maximum. To do this, use the
stylus to tap and hold the mark and slide it to
the desired position.
3.2 General Operation Notes
3.2.1 Input
To control navigation, tap the corresponding icons. If any icons appear greyedout, they are not available at this time. It is only possible to select functions
that are allowed for the current action.
Sometimes labelled switches will be displayed, allowing you to confirm or reset
an action (like "Back" and "Done"). To do this, tap the desired switch:
During navigation you can tap the display at any time to display the navigation
main menu. You can use the menu button [page 14, item 4] to access the
device main menu at any time (see page 27). Any active navigation will
continue running in background.
Further control of the navigation settings is done through several icons:
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Checkboxes allow you to enable or disable
additional options. Tap on the checkbox to
place a checkmark in it or to remove the
checkmark. It is possible to select multiple or all
options shown.
Radio buttons are used to select one of
multiple options by tapping the corresponding
radio button. It is mandatory to select an option.
When selecting a new option, the previous one
will be disabled automatically.
3.2.2 Map browsing
In Browse Map view (see page 54)
When performing a search for destination or nearby places you can move the
displayed map area by placing the stylus or finger onto the map and dragging
it into the desired direction. The displayed map area will follow into this
direction. To enlarge or reduce the map view, drag the slider on the right up or
down.
In Navigation view (see page 38)
In Navigation view you can press the - button in the upper-left corner to
enlarge the displayed map area. Use the button + in the upper-right corner to
reduce the displayed map area. Keep the corresponding button pressed to
accelerate the zoom adjustment. Tap the map to open the GPS main menu.
Any active navigation will continue running in background. Also the voice
guidance will continue.
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The GPS Main Menu
Navigation
Navigate to...
Use this button to start navigation. Several options are
available:
Browse map
Shows the active map with the present position. You can
use this function to display addresses or POIs (Points of
Interest).
Alternative
route
Here you can edit a programmed route, for instance to
avoid a traffic jam or to enter a waypoint.
Settings
The Settings menu offers multiple options to customise
your device to your needs.
3.3 The GPS Main Menu
The GPS main menu is your central point of access to all functions of your
navigation system. It consists of two display views. To toggle between the
views, tap the or buttons.
During navigation you can tap the display at any time to show the navigation
main menu. Current navigation will not be interrupted.
The following options are available:
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The GPS Main Menu
Navigation
Traffic
Use this button to display the current traffic events. These
will also be displayed as icons on the map.
Route
Here you can retrieve detailed information about the set
route.
Itinerary
Here you can plan routes and save them. If required, you
can insert waypoints to be visited in sequence.
Manage POI
This option gives access to the POI menu. You can enter
custom POIs, edit or delete any existing POIs and
determine what POIs should be displayed.
GPS Status
This button allows you to view the coordinates of the
present position as well as information about GPS signal
reception.
Memorize
position
Saves the present position and adds it to the recent
destinations to allow retrieval at a later time.
Extras
This menu offers helpful tools like a world clock, a
calculator and a unit converter. It is also possible to
retrieve country-specific information (such as permitted
maximum speeds, etc.).
Exit
Tap this button to exit navigation. Confirm the prompt
with Exit to complete this process.
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Programming a Route
Navigation
Tap Navigate to...
Tap Address.
Select the country where your destination city is located by tapping
on it. If required, you can use the and buttons to change the
displayed page.
If there is only one country map installed, no prompt for the
destination country will appear.
3.4 Programming a Route
3.4.1 Quick Guide
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu. When entering information in
the following screens, you can always tap the Back button to return to the
previous display.
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Programming a Route
Navigation
Enter the name of the city via the
on-screen keypad.
Due to the size of the database the
display may be delayed slightly.
Enter the name of the street via the
on-screen keypad. Proceed the
same way as for the city.
While entering characters, the intelligent search function will remove
any letters resulting in no match.
To enter a special character, tap the äü button. To return to the
previous character set, tap the abc button.
To delete an entered character, tap the button.
As soon as the name of the desired city appears on the list, tap on it. It
is not necessary to enter the entire name.
Please see page 95 for how to use the on-screen keypad.
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Navigation
Enter the street number (if you know
it) and tap Done.
The device will calculate the route
and it will appear on the map.
Tap Done to launch the navigation
display.
If you don't know the street number, there are two possible options for the
destination:
Tap on the Any button to select the middle of the street as destination.
or
From the list of crossing streets, select any street name by tapping on
it. This will set the corresponding street junction as your destination.
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Programming a Route
Navigation
Zoom out
Zoom in
Direction to
destination
Position m allowed
speed
Progress indicator
Next manoeuvre
and distance to
next manoeuvre
GPS status
Estimated time
of arrival
Current speed
Co-ordinates
of present
position
Distance to destination
In Map browsing view, your route will appear as a blue line. Furthermore, the
following information will appear:
Distance to destination
Estimated time of arrival
Time left
Please see page 44 for how to edit your route by using the button Details.
Additionally, you can also edit your route at any time, even while navigating
(see page 42).
3.4.2 Navigation Display
During navigation, the map will display as follows:
The information shown at the bottom of the display can be customised. For
more information, read starting from page 60.
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Programming a Route
Navigation
Address
Insert the destination in the form of an address here.
(Description on page 35)
Favourite
Select a destination from your own favourite list.
(Please see page 46 for how to create favourites)
History
Your navigation device automatically stores a list of your
last destinations. From this list you can select a
destination again.
(Description on page 49)
Point of Interest
Here you can choose a destination by category
(Restaurant, Shopping, Major tourist attractions, etc.).
A submenu allows you to perform the following
operations with a POI:
3.4.3 Setting Other Destinations
Besides entering an address there are other possible ways to enter your
destination. The menu Navigate to... consists of two display views. To toggle
between the views, tap the or buttons.
The following options are available:
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Programming a Route
Navigation
select at current position
search in a specific city
search at destination
innerhalb einer bestimmten Stadt suchen möchten.
(For more information about POIs, read the information
starting from page 79)
Post Code
This button lets you enter the destination as a post code
instead of a city. Further operation is the same as
described on page 35.
Home
Saves your home address as destination.
(For more information about the home address, read the
information starting from page 47)
Point on Map
Displays the map allowing you to place a destination
mark on any location
(see also the Map browsing function from page 54).
Enter GPS
position
Here you can enter the destination's West/East and
North/South co-ordinates in degrees, minutes and
seconds.
City Centre
Here you can enter a city via the on-screen keypad
without having to specify any further information. The
navigation device will then guide you to the city centre. If
required, you will be prompted to choose a district from
another dialog box.
Last Valid
Position
Sets the destination as the last valid GPS position.
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Programming a Route
Navigation
Wait for valid
signal
The route calculation will take place automatically as
soon as a GPS signal is available.
Last valid
position
The last known position will be used as the starting
position. This option is recommended if you haven't
moved much from the last known position since the
device was powered off.
Select from
map
Choose this option and then tap on the desired starting
position on the displayed map. If required you can drag
the map with the stylus and enlarge or reduce the view by
using the zoom slider on the right (see also page 54 –
Browse Map).
3.4.4 Entering Data without GPS Reception
If no GPS signal is received when entering a route (e.g. when programming it
indoors) the navigation device will be unable to calculate the route. A prompt
offering the following options will appear:
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Planning an alternative Route
Navigation
Tap Alternative route.
Choose an alternative road from
these options.
3.5 Planning an alternative Route
If you need to set a different or a modified route you can do this via the
Alternative route function.
Alternative routes are necessary:
if a road has been closed or is unusable due to other reasons
if you want to insert another waypoint
if you don't want to use motorways, toll roads, ferries or unpaved roads
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
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Planning an alternative Route
Navigation
Compute alternative
Determines a different route to the present one and
shows it on the map. This function can be executed
several times, as necessary.
Avoid next…
Tap here if the road suddenly appears closed for
any reason. Select a default value: 500m, 1km,
5km, 10km, 15km or 20km.
The route will be recalculated immediately and
circumnavigated by the distance set from the
original route.
Travel via...
With this function you can insert a waypoint.
Proceed the same way as for entering a new route.
You can choose whether the waypoint is
to be entered as an address or post code (see
from page 35)
to be selected from your favourites (see page
46)
to be chosen from one of your last destinations
(see page 49)
a POI (see page 79)
your home address. If you haven't set your
home address yet, you can enter it here (see
page 47).
a selected point on the map (see from page
to be entered in the form of geographic
coordinates
to be the city centre of the town you want to
visit, or
to be the last valid GPS position.
Reset to original
Erases all previous alternative routes and restores
a standard route. With this function you can undo
all previous settings.
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Planning an alternative Route
Navigation
Avoid traffic delays
If any traffic event is detected along your route, you
can recalculate the route here.
As soon as a new route has been
calculated, it will display on the
Browse map view. For more
settings and information, tap on
Details.
This displays the distance,
estimated time of arrival and the
remaining time en route. The ruler
schematically represents your
position along the total route and
the position of waypoints, if any.
3.5.1 Avoiding Route Legs
If the route contains one of the following leg types it will be marked in blue.
You can exclude them from the route by tapping on them. A safety prompt will
appear. Tap Yes to confirm. Next a new route avoiding the unselected leg
types will be calculated.
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Frequently Visited Destinations
Navigation
Restricted
Inaccessible or restricted route legs (e.g. traffic-reduced
areas).
Motorway
Motorways
Toll road
Toll roads
You can have the device exclude toll roads completely
(see page 68).
Ferry
Ferries
Unpaved
Unpaved roads and off-road paths.
If the current route contains several of the above options and you
want to exclude one or more of them, you must repeat the above
steps.
3.6 Frequently Visited Destinations
If you frequently have to go to the same destinations you can create a list of
favourites to have them entered faster. It is also possible to enter your home
address in order to accelerate the return trip programming. Your navigation
device furthermore stores the last 30 destinations in History.
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Frequently Visited Destinations
Navigation
Tap Navigate to...
Tap on Favourite.
Please see page 80 on how to create favourites.
3.6.1 Favourites
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Select an entry from your favourite list by tapping on it. Your route will be
calculated immediately.
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Frequently Visited Destinations
Navigation
Tap Settings.
Tap the button twice to show
the third page of the Settings menu.
3.6.2 Home Address
3.6.2.1 Set Home Location
Enter your home address in order to program any journey back home with just
a few steps. Proceed as follows:
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
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Frequently Visited Destinations
Navigation
Tap Set home location.
Tap Address.
If you have already entered your home address you can tap on
Select recent destination and choose the entry with your
address by tapping on it.
Proceed the same way as for programming a new destination. As soon as you
are finished, you are returned to the map display. The navigation device will
store the entered address under the Set home location entry. To modify this
address, repeat the above steps to overwrite the existing one.
3.6.2.2 Recalling Your Home Address
If you have entered your home address you can easily set a route for driving
home. Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
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Frequently Visited Destinations
Navigation
Tap Navigate to...
Tap Home.
The device will calculate the route
and it will appear on the map. With
the first voice instructions the map
will be displayed.
You can optionally tap Done to
launch the navigation display
immediately.
3.6.3 History
Your navigation device automatically stores a list of your 30 last destinations.
You can easily recall them if you need to return to one of these destinations.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
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Frequently Visited Destinations
Navigation
Tap Navigate to...
Tap on Select recent destination.
Select the desired entry from your
favourite list by tapping on it.
If there are more than five entries
you can use the and buttons to
change the displayed page.
Tap the Clear list button to erase the contents of the history list.
To do this, confirm the safety prompt with Yes to continue erasing
or No to cancel.
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Map Options
Navigation
3D view
Displays the map in a 3D view with a horizon. During
navigation, the route is always orientated in the driving
direction, therefore the map display will rotate when
passing a curve.
2D (flat) view
Shows the map with the observer located over it. The
route will also be orientated in the driving direction.
The map display rotates according to the driving
direction.
2D view, North up
Shows the map with the observer located over it and
the North on top. The map will not rotate when
changing the driving direction.
3.7 Map Options
You have several choices for customising the map display. In Browse map
view (see page 54) you can use the digitised map like a normal paper map
and you can display locations or routes in a convenient way.
3.7.1 Angle
The map viewing angle allows three different settings for navigation. To toggle
between these settings, proceed as follows:
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
The displays will cycle in sequence, therefore only the icon that represents the
following possible setting will appear.
Tap the icon to change the view. The device will then toggle back to the map
view.
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Navigation
Set automatic
colours
Sets the colours according to the current time.
Set daylight
colours
The day mode uses bright and high-contrast colours to
obtain a better readability even under direct sunlight.
Set night colours
The night mode uses dark colours in order to reduce
any dazzling effects when navigating at night.
3.7.2 Colour
To customise the device according to the environmental lighting conditions you
can toggle between day and night view or have these display modes set
automatically according to the current time. The icons will cycle in sequence,
therefore only the icon that represents the following possible setting will
appear.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap the icon to change the colour. To return to map view tap the Back button.
3.7.3 Backlight settings
The backlight settings allow you to adjust different brightness levels for the day
and night display modes.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap the button twice to show the third page of the Settings
menu.
Tap Backlight settings.
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Map Options
Navigation
To save the position for a long time it is recommended that you
save it as a favourite (see page 80, Adding a POI).
Use the ruler to select a suitable brightness for the night display. Tap Done to
complete the process. Tap Set day to toggle to the brightness setting for the
day mode. Here you can also tap Done to save the changes and exit, or you
can tap Set night to return to the night mode settings.
3.7.4 Memorize Position
You can save the present position at any time. This allows you to return to it at
a later time without having to enter the address.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap the button once to show the second page of the Main
menu.
Tap Memorize position.
The present position will be stored in the destination history. The navigation
device returns to navigation mode and displays the message Current
position was stored in History.
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Map Options
Navigation
Route
Current position
Zoom slider
Position mark
Return to navigation
Options for Browse map
(Description on page 55)
Options for position mark
(Description on page 56)
3.7.5 Browse map
Browse map lets you easily display or edit a route, plan a new route or include
POIs (Points of Interest).
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Browse map.
The present position will appear on a map. If there is already a
programmed route, this route will also be displayed.
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Map Options
Navigation
Find...
Opens the menu for entering a destination (see
description starting from page 39).
Show current
position
Shows the present position on a larger scale.
Show entire route
Shows the entire route on the map.
Show city
Use this button to specify a city. The mark will be
placed in the city centre and it will appear on the map.
Show/Hide POIs...
Shows a list of all POI categories. Select the desired
categories by placing a checkmark in the
corresponding checkboxes. Then confirm your
selection by choosing the Done button in order to
display the selected POIs in map browse view.
Tap the button Enable all to select all
categories. The button will switch to Disable all.
This allows you to remove all checkmarks.
3.7.5.1 Options for Browse map
In Browse map, tap the Options button to display the option menu for the
route. This menu offers different ways to add another position to or next to the
route. This new position can be included as a waypoint of the route.
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Map Options
Navigation
Navigate there
Replaces the destination by the position marker and
recalculates the route.
Travel via
Inserts the marked position as a waypoint and
calculates a new route. The existing destination will be
preserved.
Continue
Adds another destination to a route and moves an
existing destination to become a waypoint.
Avoid...
Set a radius around the marked position on the map to
exclude it from the route calculation (see description
on page 57).
Add as POI
Transforms the position mark into a favourite by
tapping Favourites.
You can also create a category by tapping the New
button. Enter a name for the category, select an icon
form the list, enter a name and tap Done to confirm
(see page 80).
Find nearby POI
Select a POI by category from the list or select Show
All to display all POI entries located near your
destination.
3.7.5.2 Options for the position mark
Tap any point on the map to mark an additional position. The icon Position
mark will appear on the selected position on the map.
Tap the icon in the button bar to open the context menu for the position
mark. The following options are available for joining the position mark with the
route:
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Tap next to the cross icon to set the
radius of the avoidance zone.
Then tap the Finish button.
If the current route goes through the
avoidance zone it will be
recalculated. Tap Yes to confirm
this action.
The updated route will remain
outside the avoidance zone. Tap
Done to return to navigation.
3.7.5.3 Avoid...
From the Browse map menu, tap the Avoid... icon (see the previous
page). A cross icon will appear on the map instead of the position mark.
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Navigation
3.7.6 Optimising the Display
There are different options available for adjusting the display properties. You
have already learned about some of these features in the Map Options
chapter.
The map can be displayed in 2D or 3D (see page 51).
For day and night operation it is possible to customise the brightness
(see page 52) and the colours (see page 52).
The on-screen keyboard can be used with different keyboard layouts
(see page 95).
In this section you will learn more about the other functions. All of them allow
you to customise the device according to your needs.
3.7.6.1 Signpost Settings
During navigation it is possible to display any signposts (e.g. motorway signs).
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap the button once to show the second page of the Main
menu.
Tap Signpost settings. The following display appears:
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Navigation
Select the desired level of
signposts.
Example All directions:
Then tap on Next.
Select the size of the directional
signs and tap Done.
3.7.6.2 Rotate display
You can use the device in portrait and landscape orientation.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap the button once to show the second page of the Main
menu.
Tap Rotate display to toggle between portrait and landscape
screen orientation.
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Navigation
3.7.6.3 Setup for Left-Handed Users
The device offers maximum ergonomics for left-handed users.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap the button once to show the second page of the Main
menu.
Tap Left handed to enable the setting for left-handed operation.
After selecting the button it will toggle.
Tap Right handed to return to the right-handed user operation.
3.7.6.4 Advanced settings
Under Advanced settings you'll find some basic configurations. The menu
consists of different displays that toggle in sequence.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap Advanced settings.
Avoid U-Turns
When calculating the route the device will avoid all U-turns. This is
recommended when using the device in a heavy truck or trailer.
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Navigation
Select position 1 to 4 of the
additional information by tapping the
corresponding icon.
Enable lane assistant
The lane assistant is helpful when driving on motorways. When joining a
motorway, arrows will indicate the lanes where your route continues.
Example of the lane assistant display:
Enable Autozoom
Enlarges the map at lower speed (e.g. when driving in town) in order to offer
more details and reduces the map when driving fast (e.g. on a motorway) in
order to provide a better overview.
Warn if Railway crossing
Shortly before crossing a railway the navigation device will output an acoustic
signal.
Please specify how to handle backlight and standby during navigation
Select between the options Always on, Use device default settings (goes off
after a few seconds) and Smart backlight (backlight only when an action
needs to be performed).
Configuring the Displayed Information
Determine the type and arrangement of any additional information shown at
the bottom of the map.
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Tap the type of information to be
shown at the selected position.
You can use the and buttons
to change the displayed page.
If a digit appears in front of an entry it represents the current position
on the display.
The following options are available:
Average speed
Current speed
Elevation
Length of route
Distance since start
Distance to destination
Remaining time to destination
Time of day
Time of arrival
Signal indicator
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Traffic
Navigation
Please note that the supplied TMC wire antenna [page 13, item 7]
must be connected to the navigation device for the TMC function
to work (see page 24).
3.8 Traffic2
Thanks to the built-in TMC (Traffic Message Channel) receiver, traffic
information to be considered for route planning can be received from FM
broadcasting stations.
As soon as the TMC status indicator shows a green dot the navigation device
has found a station and received its broadcast TMC traffic information, if
available. If you know the frequency of a station that broadcasts TMC traffic
information you may also tune the device manually to this frequency (see page
66).
The navigation device will calculate a new route if a traffic jam is announced
for the current route. You may disable the automatic rerouting (see page 65) if
you wish to make the route changes manually.
2
This chapter applies to the model PNA-E3520T only
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Traffic
Navigation
Tap Traffic.
Tap Show all incidents to display
all traffic events or tap Incidents on
route to display the events that are
relevant for your current route.
Lane restrictions
Road works
Congestion
3.8.1 Showing Traffic Information
It is possible to show the traffic information either for the planned route only or
for the entire map.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
The map will be shown. If there is any traffic incident it will be indicated by an
icon or a combination of icons.
If there is no traffic incident the device will display No traffic event found or
No traffic event on route found.
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Navigation
Select the desired options by
placing a checkmark in the
corresponding checkboxes.
3.8.2 Updating the Route
From the Traffic menu (see above) tap Optimize route to perform a route
recalculation. All traffic incidents relevant to the route will be considered and
avoided accordingly.
3.8.3 Traffic options
From the TMC options menu you can adjust different settings.
From the Traffic menu (see previous page), tap Options.
Automatic route recomputing
Select this option if you want to have the route recalculated for any new traffic
incidents affecting the current route. The navigation device will perform this
automatically.
Show notification if an incident is on the route
If there is any traffic event along the route an icon will appear on the map. If
you have disabled the automatic recomputing you can have the route updated
manually, if desired.
Show traffic info on map
All traffic events will be displayed as icons on the map.
Auto traffic station search
Scans automatically for FM stations that broadcast TMC traffic information.
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Navigation
From the Options menu in Traffic,
tap the Tuner button.
Drag the slider to tune-in a
frequency or tap to perform
an automatic scan upwards or
for an automatic scan
downwards.
Then tap on Done.
3.8.3.1 Setting the TMC Frequency
You can also tune the station's frequency manually for the TMC function. In
this case, the automatic scan will be disabled.
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3.9 Route Settings
Created routes can be viewed on the map, as a list or with individual pictures,
and display an overview together with additional information or be deleted.
In addition, you can plan and program a route with one or more waypoints.
Furthermore, you can view a demo of your created routes.
3.9.1 Planning preferences
During route planning you can use basic selection criteria for route calculation.
Under these options you can optimise your navigation device for use in bicycle
or in pedestrian mode.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap to show the second page of the Main menu.
Tap Planning preferences and select one of the five options by
tapping the corresponding radio button.
Fastest route
Computes a route that provides the shortest journey between your start and
destination. Therefore motorways are preferred.
Economic route
The shortest route need not be the most economic one, as a longer journey
may also result more expensive. Use this option to calculate an average route
that provides the most economic journey.
Shortest route
Calculates a route along the shortest distance between your start and
destination. The duration of the journey will not be considered.
Bicycle route
Motorways and roads will not be considered for route calculation. Bicycle
ways, residential areas and countryside paths are preferred.
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Pedestrian route
Motorways and roads will not be considered either. In addition to the options
listed under "Bicycle route" pedestrian zones are used.
3.9.2 Avoid toll roads
To include toll roads for your routes there are three possible options. Proceed
as follows:
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap to show the second page of the Main menu.
Tap Toll charge settings and select one of three options by
tapping the corresponding radio button.
Ask me every time
If a calculated route uses a toll road, the system will notify you. The route will
be used only after you confirm it. Otherwise an alternative route will be
calculated.
Always avoid toll roads
Toll roads will not be used for route calculation.
Don't avoid toll roads
Toll roads will be considered for route calculation like any other road.
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Tap Add to create an entry.
Enter the first destination. Proceed
as described on page 39.
3.9.3 Programming Routes
You can easily program, save and edit a complete route plan with several
waypoints. This function is useful when planning express carrier delivery
routes, for example. During navigation you can move programmed waypoints
on the list or mark as visited.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap to show the second page of the GPS main menu.
Tap Itinerary.
Tap the New button to program a new route or tap on Current route to
edit the active route.
Repeat the process until all destinations have been entered.
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Tap Options to continue editing the
programmed route.
Continue reading on page 71 to
learn more about the available
options for an individual
position.
Optimize itinerary will use the
current position as start.
Save itinerary allows you to save
the route under a name of your
choice.
Delete itinerary will remove all
entries.
Starting position
, , …
Points along the route
Destination or waypoint
If you have saved a planned route you can retrieve and execute it
from the Itinerary menu at any time.
The list icons have the following meaning:
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In the list of the planned route, tap
one of the entries.
Select one of the following options.
Only those positions that you have defined as destination (icon )
will be notified upon arrival. Any points along the route (icon ,
, …) will be used for calculating the route but not crossed on the
route.
3.9.3.1 Editing a Programmed route
You can always modify the waypoints of a route either during route
programming or later on after you have saved and opened it again.
For instance you can insert multiple waypoints to plan a route along several
legs.
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Set as visited
Marks the destination as visited and excludes it from the
route.
Set as finish
point
Sets a waypoint to become the final destination. The
previous destination in the list will be moved one position
up.
Set as via point
Convert a destination into a waypoint.
Add nearby POI
Lets you select a POI located close to the destination.
Delete
Deletes the selected destination.
Move up
Moves the selected destination one position up.
Therefore you will reach it earlier.
Move down
Moves the selected destination one position down.
Therefore you will reach it later.
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3.9.4 Show route instructions
Tap Show route instructions to
open the list:
When viewing a multi-page list you
can use the and buttons to
change the displayed page.
When tapping onto an entry, the
display will switch to Show
route as images mode.
You can view a programmed route in list format.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Route.
Route Settings
Tap Options to view the first list column with other information. You can
choose between different output for distance, duration and time.
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On the Route menu, tap Show
route as images.
You can use the and
buttons to change the
displayed image.
Tap Done to return to the Route
menu:
3.9.5 Show route as images
You can view a programmed route in image format. One image will be
generated for each action.
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On the Route menu, tap Show
route summary.
This view corresponds to the
overview that displays after entering
a new route. Here you can also
unselect any route items. To do this,
tap Details (see the description
starting from page 44).
3.9.6 Show route summary
The route summary displays the entire route as well as information about
distance, estimated time of arrival and duration.
if the route consists of several legs with waypoints you can view the
individual legs by tapping the button.
Tap Done to return to the Route menu.
Additionally you may tap any position on the display to show information about
that position.
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On the Route menu, tap Show on
map.
Use the slider on the right to enlarge
or reduce the displayed map area.
3.9.7 Show on map
Shows the entire route on the entire display.
Additionally you may tap any position on the display to show
information about that position.
Example of an information window with name and distance
from the selected position.
Tap Done to return to the Route menu.
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On the Route menu, tap Cancel
route.
On the Route menu, tap Show
route demo.
3.9.8 Cancel route
Deletes the current route without any further prompts.
3.9.9 Demo
With this option you can launch a demo journey for your route. All displays will
work as for real navigation.
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Select an option.
Start
demonstration
Starts the demo.
In addition, the icon will flash. Tap this icon to
access the menu while the demo is running.
Pause
Pauses the current demo. Use the toggle button to
resume the demo.
Set speed
Use the slider to set the playback speed between 6%
and 1600%.
Repeat
demonstration
Repeats the demo. Use the toggle button Stop
demonstration repeating to disable the repeat function.
Stop
Stops the demo. When launching the demo again, it will
begin at the route starting point.
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Select an option.
3.10 POI - Points of Interest
POI stands for Points of interest and consists of a database containing
information about useful destinations for the users of navigation systems.
These can be restaurants, major tourist attractions and hotels, but also
destinations for use everyday such as petrol stations, car parks, pharmacies or
ATM.
All POIs are grouped by category and can be displayed along a programmed
route or near destinations. It is also possible to output a POI notification, so the
system notifies you when approaching a POI of the selected category.
You may create new POIs, edit or delete existing POIs and assign them to
custom or default categories. You can access all POIs from each menu
allowing you to define a route. You may also search for POIs in map view at
any time and drive to them expressly.
The main access for POI options is via the main menu.
Tap on the display to open the navigation main menu.
Tap to show the second page of the navigation main menu.
Tap Manage POI.
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Select a position. Proceed in the
same way as for programming a
destination (see description starting
from page 39).
Select Favourites and tap Done to
store the selected position as
favourite.
If you want to create a custom
category at this point, please
read Chapter 3.10.1.1 starting
from page 81.
Enter the name of the favourite via
the on-screen keypad.
Then tap on Done.
3.10.1 Adding a POI
Here you can set any map position or point in History as a POI. You may
create your own category to save it or save as favourite.
On the POI menu, tap Add POI.
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On the POI menu, tap New.
Enter the name of the category via
the on-screen keypad.
Then tap on Done.
This will take you back to the POI menu. The entered position will be available
under Favourite with the name you selected.
Please see page 39 for how to open Favourite.
3.10.1.1 Creating a Custom Category
Instead of the Favourites list you may also create your own category. You
could name them "Friends" or "Clients", for instance, and fill them with their
addresses.
Of course, you may create more than one custom category. To do this,
simply repeat the following steps.
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Select an icon for your category by
tapping on it.
You can use the and buttons
to change the displayed page.
Enter the name of the POI via the
on-screen keypad.
Then tap on Done.
This will take you back to the POI menu. The created POI will appear with the
name you have entered on the POI list. You may create as many categories
and entries as you want.
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Select the desired category by
tapping on it.
If you haven't created any
custom category yet, only the
entry Favourites will appear.
Select the POI that you want to
rename by tapping on it.
Tap Done to cancel the process
without making any changes.
3.10.2 Edit POI name
You may rename any custom POIs. This will not affect the category nor the
POI position.
POIs from the supplied database cannot be renamed.
On the POI menu, tap Edit POI name.
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Edit the POI or Favourite name by
overwriting it with a new name.
Then tap on Done.
Select the desired category by
tapping on it.
If you haven't created any
custom category yet, only the
entry Favourites will appear.
3.10.3 Delete POI
You can delete any custom POIs.
POIs from the supplied database cannot be deleted.
On the POI menu, tap Delete POI.
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Select the POI that you want to
delete by tapping on it.
Click Yes on the security prompt to
delete the POI.
or
Tap No to cancel the process
without deleting the POI.
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Select the desired category by
tapping on it.
If you haven't created any
custom category yet, only the
entry Favourites will appear.
Click Yes on the security prompt to
delete the category
or
Tap No to cancel the process
without deleting the category.
3.10.4 Deleting a Category
You can delete any custom categories. Attention! All POIs contained in it will
be deleted automatically.
Categories from the supplied database cannot be deleted.
On the POI menu, tap Delete POI category.
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Select the desired categories by
placing a checkmark in the
corresponding fields.
You can use the and buttons
to change the displayed page.
3.10.5 Showing and hiding POIs
Here you can select what POI categories you want to display. These settings
affect the Browse map view (page 54), the route (page 67) and the navigation
display (page 38).
On the POI menu, tap Show/hide POIs.
To hide a single category, tap the corresponding checkbox again. The
checkmark will be removed and the category will not display.
The button Enable all lets you select all categories.
To quickly unselect all categories, first tap the Enable all button. The
button will switch to Disable all. Tap it again to unselect all categories.
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Select a category by tapping on it.
You can use the and buttons
to change the displayed page.
Set a distance in meters where you
want to receive the notification.
3.10.6 Enable a POI Notification
You may enable a notification for any category. During navigation, an acoustic
signal will notify you when approaching a POI of the chosen category.
Optionally you may also display a message over the POI.
On the POI menu, tap Warn when near a POI.
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Select a warning sound by tapping
on it. A sound sample will be output
when selecting it.
You can use the and buttons
to change the displayed page.
Then tap on Done.
Tap to place a checkmark in the
checkbox to enable the on-screen
message.
Then tap on Done.
You are returned to the navigation
display.
To enable the notification for multiple categories, repeat these steps.
If you have enabled the additional on-screen message, it will appear
when you are located near a POI.
Tap on this message to mark the POI on the map. It will then be
displayed as follows:
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The maximum volume of the voice instructions for navigation can
be adjusted to the maximum value of the system volume only. If
the voice instructions are too low despite a high volume setting,
check the system volume adjustment (see page 114).
Tap Settings.
Tap Volume settings.
3.11 General Settings
You can adjust different preferences for the display and operation of your
device. These are units of measurement for distance and time, the guidance
voice, the volume and the display of the on-screen keypad.
3.11.1 Adjusting the Volume
You can adjust the volume for the voice instructions and warnings. Tap on the
display to open the GPS main menu.
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Use the upper slider to adjust the
default volume and the lower slider
to adjust the volume for higher
speed.
You can set a higher value for the
high-speed volume than for the
default volume, but never a lower
value.
Use the on-screen keypad to enter
a speed value and tap Done to
confirm.
Use the button to correct any
typos.
For example, if you enter 100 km/h, the sound volume will be
increased to the set high-speed volume value when driving at
100 km/h or faster.
Here you determine the speed threshold from which the high-speed volume
will apply.
To do this, tap Options.
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3.11.1.1 Muting the Sound
Besides adjusting the audio volume you can mute the sound completely. This
applies to all voice instructions and warning sounds.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap Disable sounds.
The sound will be muted until you enable it again by repeating the above
procedure.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap Enable sounds.
3.11.2 Selecting a Map
Upon delivery the device has the required maps for your region already
installed. However, the included DVD lets you install more maps. To copy a
map section onto a memory card to be used on the device, proceed as follows:
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap the button twice to show the third page of the Settings
menu.
Tap Switch map.
Select the desired map from the list by tapping on it.
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The system will adjust daylight saving automatically.
3.11.3 Regional settings
The Regional settings let you set the units of measure.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap the button twice to show the third page of the Settings
menu.
Tap Regional settings.
Select distance units
Choose between Kilometers and Miles by selecting the corresponding radio
button. Then tap on Next.
Time Zone
Choose the time zone where you will be using your navigation device. For an
easier assignment, major cities can be found behind the entries. If necessary
you can use the and buttons to change the displayed page. Then tap on
Next.
Time display
Choose the time display format between three different options. Then tap on
Next.
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Coordinates
Please specify how you want longitudes and latitudes to be displayed. You can
display the coordinates in Degrees, Minutes or Seconds. To do so, tap the
corresponding radio button to mark it.
Tap Done to return to the Settings menu.
3.11.4 Setting the Guidance Voice
Here you select the voice for the driving instructions. For many languages
there are female and male voices.
In addition, some voices support TTS (Text-to-Speech). When approaching
manoeuvres (such as changes in direction or lane changes on motorways),
TTS will output spoken street names or exit numbers. This will provide you
with better orientation and improve your situational awareness without having
to look on the map.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap the button twice to show the third page of the Settings
menu.
Tap Set voice.
Select a voice from the list according to the set language. Languages will TTS
support can be recognised by a "TTS" label on the country flag. After tapping
on it a sample sentence will be pronounced. Confirm your selection by tapping
the Select button
You are returned to the Settings menu.
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Tap Settings.
Tap the button to show the
second page of the Settings menu.
Tap Keyboard settings.
3.11.5 Setting the On-Screen Keypad
The on-screen keypad can be shown in three different layouts. Tap on the
display to open the GPS main menu.
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Choose one of the three keyboard
types by selecting the
corresponding radio button.
Then tap Next to finish this process.
Abcd
Keyboard with alphabetic layout.
Qwerty
Keyboard for the English language.
Azerty
Keyboard for the French and Belgian languages.
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World Clock
Description on page 98
Calculator
Description on page 98
Unit Convertor
Description on page 98
Country info
Description on page 99
3.12 Miscellaneous Applications
The navigation device supports additional applications. These can be
accessed via the Main menu.
Tap on the display to open the GPS main menu.
Tap to show the second page of the Main menu.
Tap Extras.
Select one of the four following options by tapping on it.
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3.12.1 World Clock
Based on the set time zone (page 93) the device will calculate the time for
three other time zones. Tap Done to switch to the navigation display.
These time zones can be selected at your choice. Proceed as follows:
Tap any of the three clocks to select the corresponding time zone.
Select the desired time zone from the list by tapping on it. You can use
the and buttons to change the displayed page.
Sometimes it is also possible to specify the cities that will be displayed
under the clock. To do this, choose the appropriate name from the list.
3.12.2 Calculator
This option lets you display a calculator offering the four basic arithmetic
operations plus square root function. To use the calculator, tap the digit and
operator icons.
Tap Done to switch to the navigation display.
Tap the Convert button to send the result to the Unit Convertor.
3.12.3 Unit Convertor
The Unit Convertor is able to convert currencies and different mathematical
and physical units of measure.
Proceed as follows:
Tap Conversion to select the type of conversion from a list.
Tap Input Unit to set the source unit of measure for the conversion.
Tap Amount to enter a value.
After switching to the Unit Convertor from the regular Calculator, the
result from the previous calculation will appear automatically in this
field.
Tap the output unit of measure.
Tap Done to switch to the navigation display or the calculator.
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