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Note:
If you are looking for a point of
interest in the position or des-
tination area, this list also fea-
tures the distance (straight line)
and the cardinal point to the re-
spective point of interest and the
points of interest are sorted by
distance.
Enter the name of the point of in-
➜
terest in the text input (see p. 51)
or select the name of the point
of interest from the list.
The destination guidance starts
(see p. 62).
You can now do the following at any
time:
•
Change
the
(see p. 68),
•
store the destination (see be-
low),
•
cancel the destination guidance
(see p. 66).
route
options
Operating the navigation system
Saving destinations
You can save a destination which
you entered. This destination can
subsequently be called up at any
time to start a new destination guid-
ance.
Three memories are available for
destinations:
•
"Last 10":
The last 10 destinations are au-
tomatically stored here in the
chronological order in which they
were entered.
If you entered more than 10 des-
tinations, old destinations are
automatically deleted.
•
"Destinations":
Up to 24 destinations entered
are stored here in alphabetical
order.
If this memory is full, you must
manually delete destinations
from this memory before you can
store new destinations.
•
"Waypoints":
Up to 4 destinations, which you
enter via the "Set waypoint" menu
item, are stored here in chron-
ological order. This function is
useful if you pass a special loca-
tion which you want to revisit at
a later time.
If you entered more than 4 des-
tinations, old destinations are
automatically deleted.
To save a destination:
Mark and confi rm the "Memory"
➜
menu in the navigation display.
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