Tmc (Traffic Information) - Navigon 2100 User Manual

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TMC (Traffic Information)

The integrated TMC receiver enables the navigation system to make
use of current traffic messaging. If necessary it can change your route
dynamically, for example in order to avoid a traffic jam.
Displaying traffic information
Current traffic information is available via the options button in many
windows.
1. Tap on Options > Traffic.
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Above the list the Traffic Information button indicates the type of
traffic information listed and how many messages of this type there
are in the list.
2. Tap on Traffic Information in order to select the messages you want
displayed.
For each traffic message in the list you are shown information about the
location of the traffic obstruction and its type.
Tap on a message to display this information in detail.
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The navigation system can Detour (
the route. The button shows the active status.
Tap on the button to select the alternative setting.
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Tap on
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window again.
TMC Settings
In the T
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In the T
and configure whether the reception of a traffic message concerning
your route should affect your route planning and if so how.
Tuning Mode
Tap on Tuning Mode and select a method for selecting the TMC radio
station.
Automatic: You can use the arrow keys in the station area to select
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another station. The system will search for another station if
reception becomes poor.
Hold station: You can use the arrow keys in the station area to
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select another station. The system will search for the same station
on a different frequency if the signal becomes poor.
Hold frequency: You can use the arrow keys in the station area to
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select another frequency. The system will not search for another
station if reception becomes poor.
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window opens.
) or Ignore (
window, tap on Options > Traffic.
window you can set the TMC traffic station
) congestion on
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