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Working With Routes, Route Types, Accessing the Route Planning Window, Entering the starting point

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Working With Routes With the NAVIGON 2100 max/2120 max, you can preplan routes. Planned routes can be saved for later use, allowing you to create as many routes as you like. Route Types When working with routes, you can specify the type of route to be created. You can specify a route type of: Fast Route This route type takes the least amount of time to arrive at the destination. Short Route This route type uses the shortest distance to arrive at the destination. Optimum Route This route type is a combination of both the short and fast route segments. To specify a route type, see "Customizing Your NAVIGON 2100 max/2120 max" on page 87. Accessing the Route Planning Window In the MAIN WINDOW: 1. Tap the Options button. The options list opens. 2. Tap the Route Planning option. The ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW opens. Entering the starting point The starting point of a route, is the point at which you want to begin your trip. This does not need to be the current location. If you are at home planning a route for your vacation, you could, for example, enter your hotel as the starting point. The starting point is only important if you want to see a planned route on the map, but currently have no GPS reception, or you are not currently at the planned starting point. The starting point that you enter has the flow number "0". April 2008 NAVIGON 2100 max/2120 max User's Guide 59 Revision 1.0 NAVIGON, INC.

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April 2008
NAVIGON 2100 max/2120 max User’s Guide
59
Revision 1.0
NAVIGON, INC.
Working With Routes
With the
NAVIGON 2100 max/2120 max
, you can preplan routes. Planned routes can be
saved for later use, allowing you to create as many routes as you like.
Route Types
When working with routes, you can specify the type of route to be created. You can specify
a route type of:
Fast Route
This route type takes the least amount of
time
to arrive at
the destination.
Short Route
This route type uses the shortest
distance
to arrive at the
destination.
Optimum Route
This route type is a combination of both the short and fast
route segments.
Accessing the Route Planning Window
In the M
AIN
WINDOW
:
1.
Tap the
Options
button.
The options list opens.
2.
Tap the
Route Planning
option.
The
R
OUTE
P
LANNING
WINDOW
opens.
Entering the starting point
The starting point of a route, is the point at which you want to begin your trip. This does not
need to be the current location. If you are at home planning a route for your vacation, you
could, for example, enter your hotel as the starting point.
The starting point is only important if you want to see a planned route on the map, but cur-
rently have no GPS reception, or you are not currently at the planned starting point. The
starting point that you enter has the flow number "0".
To specify a route type, see “Customizing Your NAVIGON 2100 max/2120 max” on
page 87.