General Routing Information; Starting Point; Route Points; Flow Numbers - RightWay GPS Navigator RW 430 User Manual

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GENERAL ROUTING INFORMATION

The starting point of a route is the point at which you want to begin your trip. This does

not need to be your current location. For example, if you are planning a route for a

vacation, your hotel could be entered as the starting point.

Route points are destinations to which you want to navigate on the route.

Flow numbers are listed on the left side of the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW. They refer

to the number and order of the destination points on the route. The starting point that

you enter has the flow number "0". The first stage of the trip (i.e. route to the first

destination point) is identified with the flow number "1". The second stage (i.e. from the

first destination to the second) has the flow number "2", etc.

Note: The starting point is only important if you want to see a planned route

on the map and are not at the planned starting point or do not

currently have GPS reception. As soon as you begin navigation, your

current location is used as the starting point for route calculation.

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