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User's manual maps + more 4. Tap on Start Navigation in order to navigate to the stipulated address. - or - Tap on Parking in order to search for and navigate to a car park near your destination. Note: If the destination with the coordinates you entered does not lie on the road system covered by the map, navigation will be performed as far as the nearest road point using the mode defined by the selected route profile. From this point on, the navigation system will automatically switch to Offroad mode. (Refer to "Navigation in Offroad mode" on page 69) 7.2.5 Points of interest Points of Interest, called POI for short, are useful addresses that are catalogued according to particular criteria. POIs include ports, airports, restaurants, hotels, petrol stations, public buildings, doctor's surgeries, hospitals, shopping centres, etc. Points of interest can be displayed on the map by means of a symbol. In the NAVIGATION window tap on Options > Settings > Map Display > Categories Shown in order to select the categories you want to appear on the map. Note: If you have created your own POIs, they will be available under the MyPOIs category. For more details about creating your own POIs refer to chapter "MyPOIs: My POIs" on page 75. POI nearby POIs nearby are POIs located within a certain radius of your current location. This means you can always find the nearest petrol station for example, no matter where you are. Note: GPS reception must be good enough for determining your position. Check the (GPS Ready) symbol to see whether GPS reception is good enough. If GPS reception is not good enough, the system will look for POIs near the last known position. If there is no last known position, the POI Nearby function will not be available. For more details refer to the chapter "Initialising the GPS receiver" on page 31. Note: The direct access function offers 3 categories of nearby POIs which can be searched for quickly and without additional entry. For more details refer to the chapter "Direct access to POI" on page 40. Navigation - 37 -

Section	Page
Table of contents	3
1 Introduction	8
1.1 About this manual	8
1.1.1 Conventions	8
1.1.2 Symbols	8
1.2 Legal notice	8
1.2.1 Liability	8
1.2.2 Trade marks	9
1.3 Questions about the product	9
2 Before you begin	9
2.1 Scope of Delivery	9
2.2 Description of the navigation device	10
2.3 Important safety information	10
2.3.1 Navigation safety information	10
2.3.2 Safety information for the navigation device	11
2.4 Mounting/removing the navigation system	12
2.4.1 Removing the navigation device	12
2.4.2 Mounting the navigation device	13
2.4.3 Memory card	14
2.5 Navigating with GPS	15
3 Switching the navigation device on and off	15
3.1 Device mounted in the vehicle	16
3.1.1 Switching on the device	16
3.1.2 Screensaver	16
3.1.3 Switching the device to standby mode	17
3.1.4 Switching off the device	17
3.2 Device not mounted	17
3.2.1 Switching on the device	17
3.2.2 Screensaver	18
3.2.3 Switching the device to standby mode	18
3.2.4 Switching off the device	18
3.3 Starting the navigation device for the first time	18
3.4 Manual	20
3.5 Options	20
4 Password Lock	20
4.1 Activating password protection	21
4.2 Changing a password	21
4.3 Cancelling password protection	21
4.4 Forgotten your password?	22
5 Operating the navigation system	22
5.1 Information	22
5.2 Software keyboard	26
5.2.1 Special keys	26
5.2.2 Entering data	27
5.3 Options	28
5.4 Menus	28
6 Voice Command	28
6.1 Activating the voice commands function	29
6.2 Use Voice Command	29
6.3 Help	29
6.4 Deactivation of the voice commands function	29
6.5 Configuring the voice commands function	30
7 Navigation	30
7.1 Starting the navigation application	31
7.2 Specifying a destination	32
7.2.1 Specifying the country in which the destination is situated	33
7.2.2 Entering a destination by voice commands	33
7.2.3 Entering a destination address	34
7.2.4 Enter Coordinates	36
7.2.5 Points of interest	37
7.2.6 Direct access to POI	40
7.2.7 Information about the destination	41
7.2.8 Favourites	42
7.2.9 Last Destinations	42
7.2.10 Imported Addresses: Outlook / Internet	43
7.2.11 Imported Addresses from the phone book	44
7.2.12 Navigating home	44
7.2.13 Selecting destinations on the map	45
7.2.14 Route preview	45
7.3 Managing destinations	47
7.3.1 Saving destinations	48
7.3.2 Deleting a destination from the Favourites list	48
7.3.3 Defining the home address	48
7.3.4 Changing the home address	50
7.4 Tracks and multi-leg routes	50
7.4.1 Entering the starting point	50
7.4.2 Entering route points	51
7.4.3 Editing route points	51
7.4.4 Managing routes	52
7.4.5 Loading routes or tracks	52
7.4.6 Calculating and displaying routes	53
7.4.7 Simulating routes	53
7.4.8 Route preview	54
8 Options	56
9 Working with the map	58
9.1 Selecting the navigation map	58
9.2 Map in Standard mode	59
9.3 Map in Preview mode	60
9.4 Map in Navigation mode	62
9.4.1 Navigation in Vehicle mode	62
9.4.2 Navigation in Pedestrian mode	66
9.4.3 Navigation in Track mode	68
9.4.4 Navigation in Offroad mode	69
9.4.5 Map options in Navigation mode	69
9.4.6 Quitting navigation	69
9.5 Map in Destination search mode	70
9.5.1 Operating in Destination search mode	71
10 Useful functions	71
10.1 Route profiles	71
10.1.1 Route profile settings	72
10.1.2 NAVIGON basic profiles	72
10.1.3 Creating a new route profile	73
10.1.4 Selecting a route profile	73
10.1.5 Managing route profiles	73
10.2 MyPOIs: My POIs	75
10.2.1 Creating your own destinations	75
10.2.2 Symbols for your own POIs	76
10.2.3 POI-Import: Importing your own POIs onto the navigation device	76
10.3 Tracks	77
10.4 Parking near the destination	78
10.5 Nearby	79
10.6 MyBest POI: POI on Your Route	80
10.6.1 Displaying POIs along the route	80
10.6.2 Navigating to one of the destinations	82
10.6.3 Selecting categories	82
10.7 NAVIGON Sightseeing	82
10.8 Sightseeing Tours	84
10.9 Direct Help	86
10.10 GPS Status, saving the current location	86
10.11 Block	87
10.12 Turn-by-Turn List	87
10.13 TMC (Traffic Information)	89
10.13.1 Preview TMC	89
10.13.2 Displaying traffic information	91
10.13.3 Showing a single message in detail	92
10.13.4 TMC Settings	92
10.14 Logbook	93
11 Car Info	94
11.1 Low fuel warning	95
11.2 Optical parking system (OPS), Reversing assistance	96
11.3 Door monitoring	97
11.4 Trip Computer	97
11.4.1 Opening the trip computer	97
11.4.2 Selecting the period	98
11.5 Status	98
11.5.1 Opening the Status window	98
11.5.2 Configuring the Status window	99
11.6 Think Blue. Trainer	99
11.6.1 Opening the trainer	99
11.6.2 Blue Index	100
11.6.3 Gear Shifting	101
11.6.4 Cruising	102
11.6.5 Consumption	103
11.6.6 Resetting the trainer	104
12 Media	104
12.1 Controlling the car radio	105
12.1.1 Selecting the frequency band	106
12.1.2 Setting a certain frequency	106
12.1.3 Selecting a radio station	106
12.1.4 Scan: Scanning the frequency band	107
12.1.5 Preset List	107
12.2 Media Player	108
12.2.1 Supported audio files	109
12.2.2 Selecting a media source	109
12.2.3 Selecting files for playing back	111
12.2.4 Selecting the play-back mode	111
12.2.5 Controlling the play back	112
12.3 Options for the radio and media player	112
12.3.1 Traffic Information (TP)	113
12.3.2 Sound	113
12.3.3 Volume	114
12.4 Pictures	114
12.4.1 Suitable files	114
12.4.2 Opening the picture viewer	115
12.4.3 Selecting an image file	115
12.4.4 Operating the picture viewer	115
12.4.5 Selecting the play-back mode	116
12.5 Options for the picture viewer	116
12.5.1 Slideshow (Slide Show)	116
12.5.2 Background for the screensaver	117
13 Handsfree Module	117
13.1 Bluetooth Connection	119
13.1.1 Searching for and pairing Bluetooth devices	120
13.1.2 Pairing from the mobile phone	121
13.1.3 Connecting to a device	121
13.1.4 Activating a mobile phone	123
13.1.5 Deleting a device	123
13.1.6 Import Phone Book	124
13.1.7 Import recent calls	125
13.2 Taking a call	125
13.3 Receiving a text message	126
13.4 Making a call	126
13.4.1 Making a call with the voice commands function	126
13.4.2 Dialling a telephone number	128
13.4.3 Dialling a Speed Call number	128
13.4.4 Calling a contact from the phone book	128
13.4.5 Calling most recently dialled, received or missed numbers	129
13.4.6 Transferring a call from your mobile telephone	129
13.5 During a call	129
13.5.1 Moving the navigation application to the foreground	130
13.5.2 Entering numbers	130
13.5.3 Muting the microphone	130
13.5.4 Transferring a call to the mobile phone	130
13.5.5 Ending the call	130
13.6 Useful functions	131
13.6.1 Navigating to a contact from the phone book	131
13.6.2 Opening the mailbox	131
13.7 Configuring the hands-free function	131
13.7.1 Preset	132
13.7.2 Settings	132
14 Configuring the Navigation System	134
15 Appendix	136
15.1 Technical data of the navigation device	136
15.2 NAVIGON Licensing Policy	137
15.3 Declaration of Conformity	141
16 Troubleshooting	142

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Navigation

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Tap on Start Navigation in order to navigate to the stipulated

address.

- or -

Tap on Parking in order to search for and navigate to a car park

near your destination.

Note:

If the destination with the coordinates you entered does not lie on

the road system covered by the map, navigation will be performed as

far as the nearest road point using the mode defined by the selected

route profile. From this point on, the navigation system will automatically

switch to

Offroad

mode. (Refer to "Navigation in Offroad mode" on

page 69)

7.2.5

Points of interest

Points of Interest, called POI for short, are useful addresses that are

catalogued according to particular criteria.

POIs include ports, airports, restaurants, hotels, petrol stations, public

buildings, doctor's surgeries, hospitals, shopping centres, etc.

Points of interest can be displayed on the map by means of a symbol.

In the

AVIGATION

window tap on Options > Settings > Map Display >

Categories Shown in order to select the categories you want to appear

on the map.

Note:

If you have created your own POIs, they will be available under

the

MyPOIs

category. For more details about creating your own POIs

refer to chapter "MyPOIs: My POIs" on page 75.

POI nearby

POIs nearby are POIs located within a certain radius of your current

location. This means you can always find the nearest petrol station for

example, no matter where you are.

Note:

GPS reception must be good enough for determining your

position. Check the

(GPS Ready) symbol to see whether GPS

reception is good enough.

If GPS reception is not good enough, the system will look for POIs near

the last known position. If there is no last known position, the

POI

Nearby

function will not be available.

For more details refer to the chapter "Initialising the GPS receiver" on

page 31.

Note:

The direct access function offers 3 categories of nearby POIs

which can be searched for quickly and without additional entry.

For more details refer to the chapter "Direct access to POI" on page 40.