Motorola PC*MILER I355 User Manual page 46

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Q. Why do I hear "You have left the route" when I have not?
A. The inaccuracy of the map data and the GPS results may cause the device to think
that it is not on the planned route. If you have not left the route, do not press the button
under REROUTE and the device should resume guidance momentarily.
Q. Why can I not set a destination several hundreds miles away?
A. If the destination is a long ways away from your current position (more than 500
miles), you may have trouble loading the entire route into the device. We suggest
adding the final destination to the address book for future use and plan a closer
intermediate destination
Q. I've requested a new route and got the first instruction. Why don't I get
any further instructions or guidance?
A. There are several reasons why you would not get your next instruction once
guidance has started.
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PC*MILER|Mobile always plans a route to the closet road (not parking lots).
You will have to start driving on the closest road in order to continue guidance.
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You are not on your route until you see the mileage distances on the lower part
of the screen. Push the button under REROUTE if mileage does not appear
after 10 seconds and you are not in a parking lot.
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You might have moved too far away from the point you've requested your
route and the system cannot locate you on the itinerary. Press the button under
REROUTE and if possible, do not move far while the route is being planned.
Q. Why do I hear several instructions following each other?
A.
If you hear two turns in a row this indicates multiple quick turns are coming up.
System
Q. When I turn off my engine, why is the phone backlight on?
A. Most vehicles provide power to the cigarette lighter adapter even when the engine
is off and the ignition key is removed. You should remove the phone power plug from
the lighter socket and turn the device off to avoid draining the battery.
Q. Does PC*MILER|Mobile impact my phone battery?
A. PC*MILER|Mobile uses less battery power than making a voice phone call, but it
uses more than normal standby mode.
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