How Do I Delete A Custom Poi File/Category From My Mio - Mio Combo 5207 LM Series User Manual

If you want to
use an existing custom POI category,
replace an existing POI,
create a new custom POI category,
5. Set alert settings as required:
If you want to
enable a visual warning when a POI of
this category is in close proximity,
select an icon to display on the Map
screen for POIs of this category,
select the distance from a POI of this
category at which the visual warning
should display or the warning chime
should sound,
enable a warning sound when a POI of
this category is in close proximity,
select a custom sound alert file to
play when a POI of this category is in
close proximity,
6. Click Add to device to add the POI to your Mio.
Note: Each file corresponds to a POI category; for example, Hotels.csv will be listed on your Mio as
the Hotels category.

How do I delete a Custom POI file/category from my Mio?

1. In the Installed POIs section, click Delete next to the file name. The file is removed
from the list, but is not yet deleted.
2. Accept the warning message. The selected file/category is deleted.
...
...
Then...
select Existing category, then select a type from the
drop down list.
select Existing category and a type from the drop-
down list, then select Replace existing POIs.
Note: If you want to create a new POI instead, then select
Add to existing POIs.
select New category, then type a name for the POI
category.
Then...
select the Visual alert check box.
click Browse to select the icon file from your local or
network drive.
When you have located the icon file, select it and click
Open.
Note: The icon file must be a bitmap (*.bmp or *.png) graphic
with a minimum size of 6x6 pixels and a maximum size of
32x32 pixels.
Note: If you do not select a custom icon, a default icon will
display.
select the distance from the Distance box.
Note: To change the units used to measure distance for this
POI category, from the tools menu click on options and from
the general option select Use metric units check box.
select the Audio alert check box.
ƒ either select a sound file from the list, or
ƒ Click Add to select a sound file (.WAV format) from
your local or network drive. When you have located
the file, select it and click Open.
Note: If you do not select a custom sound file, a default
sound alert will play.
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