Poi Warnings; Storing The Text Files On A Usb Drive; Downloading The User Defined Pois - Vauxhall 2013 Corsa Infotainment system Infotainment Manual

Example: 9.9800000,
52.0150000, "Michaels House
[ Fleet Street ]"
Please note, that the text shown
above has to be entered in a
single line, see image above.
3. Get the required GPS
coordinates, e.g. from a
topographical map.
The GPS coordinates need to be
expressed in decimal degrees, as
shown in the example above.
4. Enter the Longitude and Latitude
coordinates into the text file,
separated by a comma and a
space.
5. Enter an arbitrary name for the
POI, and, if desired, an optional
comment in square brackets.
The name and comment must be
enclosed by quotation marks, and
separated from the GPS
coordinates by a comma and a
space.
6. Enter further POI data, using a
separate line for each POI, into
the text file, as described above.
7. Store the text file, e.g. on your
local hard drive.

POI warnings

Create a separate text file with an
arbitrary name and the file
extension .asc, e.g.
"TomsPOIWarnings.asc".
The further operating steps for
creating a text file with POI warnings
are the same as described for
destination POIs, see above.
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The only difference is: instead of
creating a name (e.g. "Michaels
house") you need to create a warning
message (e.g. "Very sharp turn").

Storing the text files on a USB drive

1. In the root directory of a USB
drive: create a folder
named "myPOIs",
e.g. "F:\myPOIs", where "F:\" is
the root directory of the USB drive.
2. In the "myPOIs" folder, store the
text file with destination POIs,
e.g. "F:\myPOIs
\TomsDestinationPOIs.asc".
3. In the folder "myPOIs" create a
subfolder
named "myPOIWarnings".
4. In that subfolder store the text file
with POI warnings,
e.g. "F:\myPOIs\myPOIWarnings
\TomsPOIWarnings.asc"

Downloading the user defined POIs

Connect the USB drive with your user
defined POI data to the USB port
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