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the number of satellites the system is tracking
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the name of the current street
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your speed
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your elevation above mean sea level
Choose a destination
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Select Destination to set your destination.
A menu will open where you can choose a destination:
You have various ways to select your destination:
Address: If you know the city and street address for your destination, simply enter it and the application
will guide you directly there. (See Address Search on page 7.)
Favorites: Through Favorites you can choose to be guided to your home address (My Home) or work
address (My Work), select a previously saved location (Bookmarks) or a recently visited place (Recent).
(See Favorites on page 9.)
POI: (Points of Interest): Through POI you can quickly find points of interest like gas stations and
restaurants and choose them for navigation. Those POIs are chosen from a database of millions of POI,
either nearby or at a remote location. You can also search branded travel/city Guides, which contain
loads of valuable information about attractions, restaurants, hotels, etc. with detailed descriptions. (See
POI on page 11.)
Map: Another way of choosing your destination is selecting it on the Map. (See Map on page 12.)
Plan Route: By selecting Plan Route you switch to the advanced route planning options. There you may
plan your route by choosing multiple stopovers. (See Plan your Route on page 13.)
With the back and forward arrows you may always step one level back/forward throughout the whole
Navigation Screen
On the navigation map, the route will be shown in blue. The red arrow will indicate the direction of your
next maneuver. Crosshairs identify your current position. When you come up to a turn or other maneuver,
you will hear a voice command at the appropriate time.
For one-way streets, the transit direction is indicated with a red arrow.
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Manual 1.0.doc
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