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Selecting Options and Entering Data

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Selecting Options and Entering Data The GPS's patented and patent-pending destination entry interface utilizes statistical and probability analysis to improve efficiency and ease-of-use. This predictive method of selecting and entering data makes setting destinations fast and easy. (See example below.) For example, when entering a destination, you first specify how you want to enter the destination location. Your choices range from entering the address or intersecting streets (crossroads) to choosing a location from the favorites or "point of interest" database. Following the prompts on the screen, you begin spelling out the item by tapping on each letter on the data entry screen. As you make selections, the screen displays and highlights the most likely options based on the GPS patented technology. Note. Your current GPS location appears in the upper left. Items in the database that match the characters you have entered so far appear in a "mini-list" at the top of the display. In addition, the keyboard area displays the next set of matching characters for you to tap and select. To expand the "mini-list" to view more selections, tap the LIST button. To return to the main map display, tap MAP. 16

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Selecting Options and Entering Data
The GPS’s patented and patent-pending destination entry interface utilizes statistical
and probability analysis to improve efficiency and ease-of-use. This predictive method
of selecting and entering data makes setting destinations fast and easy. (See example
below.)
For example, when entering a
destination, you first specify how
you want to enter the destination
location. Your choices range from
entering the address or intersecting
streets (crossroads) to choosing a
location from the favorites or “point
of interest” database.
Following the prompts on the screen,
you begin spelling out the item by
tapping on each letter on the data
entry screen.
As you make selections, the screen
displays and highlights the most likely
options based on the GPS patented
technology.
Note. Your current GPS location
appears in the upper left.
Items in the database that match the
characters you have entered so far
appear in a "mini-list" at the top of the
display. In addition, the keyboard area
displays the next set of matching
characters for you to tap and select.
To expand the "mini-list" to view more
selections, tap the
LIST
button. To
return to the main map display, tap
MAP
.