Purchasing The Language Guide; Selecting Languages In The Language Guide; Translating Words And Phrases; Using A Bilingual Dictionary - Garmin zumo 390LM Owner's Manual

Select Apps > Language Guide.

Purchasing the Language Guide

Your device comes with a limited demonstration version of the
language guide.
To purchase the full language guide, go to
http://www.garmin.com/languageguide.

Selecting Languages in the Language Guide

You can select the languages you want to translate when

translating words and phrases.

1
Select Apps > Language Guide.
2
Select > Language.
3
Select From, select the language to translate from, and
select Save.
4
Select To, select the language to translate to, and select
Save.
Translating Words and Phrases
1 Select Apps > Language Guide.
2 Select a category and subcategories.
3
If necessary, select , enter a keyword, and select Done.
4
Select a word or a phrase.
5
Select to listen to the translation.

Using a Bilingual Dictionary

1
Select Apps > Language Guide > Bilingual Dictionaries.
2
Select a dictionary.
3
If necessary, select , enter a word, and select Done.
4
Select a word.
5 Select to listen to the translation.

About Traffic

Garmin is not responsible for the accuracy or timeliness of the
traffic information.
Traffic information may not be available in all areas or countries.
For information about traffic receivers and coverage areas, go
to www.garmin.com/traffic.
A traffic receiver is included in some packages, built into either
the vehicle power cable or the device, and is an optional
accessory for all models.
• The device must be connected to vehicle power to receive
traffic information.
• The powered traffic receiver and the device must be in data
range of a station transmitting traffic data to receive traffic
information.
• You do not need to activate the subscription included with
your traffic receiver.
• changes color to indicate the severity of traffic conditions
on your route or on the road you are currently traveling.
• If your device includes an external traffic antenna, you
should always leave the external antenna plugged in for the
best traffic reception.
Receiving Traffic Data Using a Traffic
Receiver
Heated (metallized) windshields could degrade the performance
of the traffic receiver.
About Traffic
NOTICE
NOTICE
Before you can receive traffic data using a traffic receiver, you
must have a traffic-compatible power cable. If your device
model includes lifetime traffic, you should use the vehicle power
cable packaged with your device. If your device model does not
include traffic, you must purchase a Garmin traffic receiver
accessory. Go to www.garmin.com/traffic
Your device can receive traffic signals from a station
broadcasting traffic data.
NOTE: In some areas, traffic information may be received from
FM radio stations using HD Radio™ technology.
1
Connect the traffic-compatible power cable to an external
power source.
2
Connect the traffic-compatible power cable to the device.
When you are within a traffic coverage area, your device
displays traffic information.
Traffic Receiver
Mini-USB connector
External antenna connector
Internal antenna
Power LED
Vehicle power adapter

About the Traffic Icon

When you are receiving traffic information, a traffic icon appears
on the map. The traffic icon changes color to indicate the
severity of traffic conditions.
Gray: Traffic information is not available.
Green: Traffic is flowing freely.
Red: Traffic is not moving or moving very slowly. There is a
severe delay.
Yellow: Traffic is moving, but there is a delay. There is
moderate traffic congestion.

Traffic on Your Route

When calculating your route, the device examines the current
traffic and automatically optimizes the route for the shortest
time. If a severe traffic delay occurs on your route while you are
navigating, your device automatically recalculates the route.
The traffic icon changes color to indicate the severity of
traffic conditions on your route or on the road you are currently
traveling.
Your device may route you through a traffic delay if a better
alternative route does not exist. The delay time is added into
your estimated time of arrival automatically.

Viewing Traffic on Your Route

1
While navigating a route, select
2 Select Traffic on Route.
A list of traffic events appears, organized by their location on
the route.
3
Select an event.

Manually Avoiding Traffic on Your Route

1
From the map, select
2 Select Traffic on Route.
3
If necessary, use the arrows to view other traffic delays on
your route.
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