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Figure 24 - Main Map Screen........................................................................................ 49
Figure 25 - 2D Night View ............................................................................................. 50
Figure 26 - 3D View....................................................................................................... 51
Figure 27 - 3D Night View ............................................................................................. 52
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Note:
This hand book provides a reference guide to the VOXTRACK 800 navigation system, and
the basic functions of the device are described, mainly in respect of navigation software.
The contents of this manual may be changed at any time without prior notification. No
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Your New Voxtrack 800
1.1 Introduction
The Voxtrack 800 Navigation Device is a full-featured
mobile satellite navigation system.
It utilizes GPS (Global Positioning System) satellites to
pinpoint your location utilizing the latest mapping data
technology to get you to your destination in the most efficient
and timely manner.
The Voxtrack 800 navigation software assists you in
planning your route and it provides Turn by Turn, Voice and
Visual instructions for getting to your destination.
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1.2 Any Turn is OK
With Voxtrack 800 navigation software, there is no such
thing as a “wrong turn.” You can deviate from the planned
route at any time. For example, you might want to avoid
traffic, detour around roadblocks, or take an alternate route
of your choice.
The Voxtrack 800 does not require that you turn around and
go back to the original route. Rather, Voxtrack 800 will
calculate a new route to your destination using your current
position.
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1.3 Register your device
Remember to register your device to validate warranty
support and be informed of any updates. To register, simply
fill in the Warranty Registration Card included with your
Voxtrack 800 package, or visit the support section of our
website www.voxson.com.
1.4 Getting Help
An abbreviated Help file with basic Voxtrack 800
navigational definitions and instructions is available.
At the map screen, press the button, cycle to the
Options Menu by pressing the button, and
select .
1.5 Technical Support
If you have other questions about Voxtrack 800 navigation
system, please contact your supplier or Voxson Technical
Support via email at support@voxson.com or by telephone
Hotline: (07) 3868 1277.
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2
2
Starting Voxtrack 800 Navigation
2.1 Introduction
This chapter will guide you through how to enter navigation
mode on the Voxtrack 800 and start the navigation software.
2.2 Starting the Navigation Software
The Voxtrack 800 navigation software and the digital map material are
supplied on the included SD memory card. The software is preinstalled on
the Voxtrack 800 device. To run the navigation software just follow these
simple steps:
a. Switch the Voxtrack 800 device on.
b. Place the memory card in the navigation
system’s memory card slot.
c. The navigation software map data is stored on
the card and can be started immediately.
d. Start navigation software by tapping the
navigation button on the screen. This is the icon
marked “Navi”.
e. Voxtrack 800 navigation software needs a few
seconds to start (map data is loaded in the
background).
f. A disclaimer screen informs the user that it is
forbidden for the vehicle driver to use the
Voxtrack 800 navigation system while the
vehicle is moving. Confirm that you have
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understood this by tapping the appropriate
button (“Agree”).
g. Voxtrack 800 navigation software is now ready
for use and will initially show you the 2D map
perspective.
NOTE: The position indicated on the map initially may
not be your current location if the GPS has not been
allowed time to calculate a position fix. The GPS will
automatically search for satellite signals when the unit
is on and may take up to several minutes to calculate a
position fix. The unit must have a clear view of the sky
at all times in order to maintain an accurate position fix.
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3
3
Hardware Installation
3.1 Introduction
This chapter will guide you through the installation of the
Voxtrack 800 navigation system.
Warning
Carefully select a safe location to install the Voxtrack 800.
DO NOT INSTALL the device in any place that could:
♦ Obstruct the driver's view of the road
♦ Interfere with vehicle controls or safety devices
♦ Cause injury to the driver or passengers
♦ Interfere with the safe deployment of the airbags
SECURE the device to the windscreen to prevent it from injuring
driver or passengers in the event of a sudden vehicle movement
or collision.
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3.2 Installing the Voxtrack 800 Navigation System in your
vehicle
1. Connect the supplied car holder to the Voxtrack 800 Navigation
Device (place the car holder in the counter bearing on the rear
of the equipment and lock it in place).
2. Moisten the suction cup and position the car holder on the
windscreen in such a way that you can see the navigation
screen without difficulty and so that it does not hinder a clear
view of the road.
3. Lock the suction cup in place.
4. Use the supplied charging cable as required to connect the
Voxtrack 800 Navigation System to the vehicle’s power supply
in order to recharge the battery during the journey.
For further details regarding the installation of the Voxtrack 800 navigation
system, please refer to the Voxtrack 800 Hardware User Manual included
in the package.
Note: The GPS may take a few minutes to find its current location initially.
For best results, ensure that the GPS has a clear view of the sky.
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Navigating a Route
4.1 Introduction
This chapter will help you to define and plan a route. You
will be able to select a destination, set your origin, or plan a
journey. The route calculated in real time is from your
current GPS position.
There are several ways to configure your destination using
the Menu button (). You can navigate to:
• An Address
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• An Intersection
• A Zip/Postal Code
• A POI (Point Of Interest)
• An Address in Favorites
• An Address In History
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4.2 Map Description
There are various buttons and icons on the map screen that are
used to plan and view a route.
Driving Directions Button
Compass Button
View Selector Button
Menu Button
Route Details Button
GPS - Generated
Statistics Button
Length Scale Indicator
Figure 1 - Main Map View
Location Icons
showsyour current location while in Navigation Mode.
shows your last known GPS location while in Navigation
Mode. This is not your current location, because there is no valid
GPS information at this time.
Current Location
Home Button
Battery Status
Indicator
GPS Status
Button
shows the Origin in Planner Mode.
See Section 6.7 Route Settings for descriptions of Navigation
Mode and Planner Mode.
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Map Screen Buttons
Toggles between Turn-by-Turn details and a complete list of
Driving Directions.
Shows magnetic direction as you move.
Toggles between 2D, 2D Night, 3D and 3D Night views. The
icon indicates the next view to be displayed.
Lets you define and plan your route via the Destination
Menu. Also allows you to access the Options Menu and Settings
Menu.
Displays details about your route, such as ETA (Estimated
Time of Arrival), ETR (Estimated Time Remaining) and the
distance to your destination.
Displays GPS–generated information, such as altitude,
longitude coordinates, geographic position, current location,
altitude, and speed. The icon indicates the next item to be
displayed.
Displays GPS status, such as information about your satellite
fix, and the latitude, longitude and altitude of your position. The
icon appears green when there is a GPS fix, and red when there
is no GPS fix. Also provides a link to the GPS Settings screen.
Displays battery status. When the battery power is low, a
message box will appear.
Calculates a route to a pre-set POI or address.
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Menu Button
The Menu Button opens the Destination Menu.
Pressing the and buttons at the
bottom of the screen allows you to cycle between the Destination
Menu, the Options Menu and the Settings Menu as seen in
Figure 2.
Figure 2 - Menu Structure
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4.3 The Destination Menu
1. At the map screen, press the button to open the
Destination menu.
2. You can choose your destination from the following
options:
• Address list
• Point of Interest (POI) list
• Favorites list
• History list
3. From your current position, the route is calculated and
displayed as a blue line. The green triangle
represents your Origin (or departure point).
Figure 3 - Main Map View Dialog
Origin
Route
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4.4 Navigate To An Address (or Intersection)
When you navigate to an address, there are several ways of
defining your destination. You can navigate to a destination
by selecting an address, a zip/postal code, or an
intersection.
The Cross Region Navigation feature lets you navigate a
route that extends across more than one region. This
feature becomes available only when you have several
maps installed.
The default order for entering your destination is City ->
Street -> Number, but by clicking on the button, you can
cycle through the different ways of specifying your address.
Click on this
button to change
your search type.
Figure 4 - Address Search Screen
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