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Nokia Series 60 User Manual

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Nokia Series 60 Version 2, Version3
(Symbian OS)
Version 1.6225
January 2007
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  • Page 1: User's Manual

    User’s Manual Nokia Series 60 Version 2, Version3 (Symbian OS) Version 1.6225 January 2007...

  • Page 2: What's Exciting?Quick Reference

    application guide What’s Exciting? Comprehensive Map Fun Features GSM Location Engine Powerful Navigation Tools...

  • Page 3: Quick Reference

    application guide Quick Reference Main Menu commands Search Smart word search to find landmark, point-of-interest, street names and more Search Search for landmark, point-of-interest, street names and etc. What’s Nearby? nearby the selected location. Favourites Create your favourite hot spots or hang out at the selected location.
  • Page 4 application guide Navigation (PRO ver.) Start Set selected location as route start point Destination Set selected location as route end point Auto Reroute / Enable/ Disable auto reroute when detoured from original Disable Reroute route Connect GPS Connect to an external GPS device via Bluetooth Play Route Play back of planned route Help...

  • Page 5: About Navfone

    application guide About NAVFone NAVFone is a digitized street directory that allows you to view maps on Symbian phones and much more. The main user interface for NAVFone is the map view window. All the features can be access via the menu. The application provides zooming and panning capabilities to facilitate map navigation.
  • Page 6 application guide Caution set out in this manner indicates that failure to follow instructions might result in loss of lives. Caution set out in this manner indicates that failure to follow instructions might result in damage to equipment, loss of data or malfunction of the system. Abbreviations: SMS –...

  • Page 7: License Agreement

    application guide LICENSE AGREEMENT BY INSTALLING THIS SOFTWARE YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS SOFTWARE LICENCE AGREEMENT. DEFINITIONS The terms used in this agreement shall have the following meanings: "agis" shall mean Asia GIS Pte Ltd., whose address is 49, Jalan Pemimpin, #05-11 APS Industrial Building, Singapore 577203.
  • Page 8 application guide upon agis' termination of this Agreement due to breach by LICENSEE. If the LICENSEE fails to comply with any of the terms and conditions provided herein, agis may at its option, and in addition to any other remedies that it may be entitled to, terminate LICENSEE's use of the SERVICES without further notice.
  • Page 9 application guide 15.2 Governing Law. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with, and its performance governed by, the laws of the Republic of Singapore. The parties agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of Singapore Courts. If any provision of this Agreement is finally held to be unenforceable, that provision will be deleted from this Agreement but will not affect the validity of the remainder of this Agreement.

  • Page 10: Table Of Contents

    application guide CONTENT User’s Manual......................1 What’s Exciting?Quick Reference ................2 Quick Reference......................3 About NAVFone ....................... 5 LICENSE AGREEMENT ..................7 CONTENT......................10 Safety Information....................12 1.1 System requirements..................15 1.2 Installation preparations:................16 2. Using NAVFone....................17 2.1 Launching the application................17 2.2 The Map View window .................
  • Page 11 application guide 7.3 Set Visible/ Invisible..................40 7.4 SMS Polling Log ................... 41 7.5 SMS Position....................42 8.0 Navigation......................43 8.1 Planning your route (start point)..............44 8.2 Planning your route (destination point) ............44 8.3 Routing......................45 8.4 Replaying a simulated route................46 8.5 Toggle view....................

  • Page 12: Safety Information

    application guide Safety Information Warning! For safety, user should not operate this system while driving or in motion. User shall be responsible for his/her own safety and adhere to all traffic rules and regulations at all times. Map data are updated periodically and user shall exercise good judgment when using the system for map guidance.

  • Page 13: Important Information

    application guide Important Information NAVFone license is specific to your mobile phone and it is not transferable. In the event of an upgrade of mobile phone (within 3 months), user can bring in their old and new mobile phones. We will enable the transfer of NAVFone to the new mobile phone.

  • Page 14: Getting Started

    application guide 1. Getting Started The NAVFone Pro is an advanced and intelligent information system that harnesses the cutting edge technology of GPRX (cell-based location engine) and Geographical Information System (GIS) to provide detailed street level map information and LBS (Location Based Services).

  • Page 15: System Requirements

    A mobile phone: • Using Symbian OS Nokia Series 60 Version 2, Version 3. • Free memory space of 6 MB (system memory) to store the installation file. An additional 6 MB / 10 MB (for PRO version) of system memory or external storage card for the actual installation.

  • Page 16: Installation Preparations

    application guide 1.2 Installation preparations: Note: If any of the above requirements is not met, you will not be able to complete the installation. To install NAVFone on your mobile phone, right click on the downloaded file on your desktop. Select “Send To" and choose your mobile device. After file transfer is completed, go to Inbox and click on the received .sis installation file.

  • Page 17: Using Navfone

    application guide 2. Using NAVFone Now that you have installed NAVFone Pro on your mobile device, you are ready to go. 2.1 Launching the application After you have successfully completed the installation, you will see the NAVFone icon in the application launcher screen. To launch the application 1.
  • Page 18 application guide 7. Scroll down to the Activation code 8. Type in the Activation Code provided into the Activation Code. (Take note it is case sensitive) 9. Click OK 10. Scroll down and read the Disclaimer 11. After reading the Disclaimer, click OK 12.

  • Page 19: The Map View Window

    application guide 2.2 The Map View window Application name Name of location Map scale Toggle View Open Main menu The Map View window shows the main screen. All maps shown are always orientated to the North. The red cross can be used to call up the Map menu or select an object by moving the cursor button over the object and clicking on it.

  • Page 20: Basic Map Function

    application guide 3.0 Basic Map Function 3.1 Zoom In Pressing key # on the keypad of the mobile device to zooms in onto the cursor position. 3.2 Zoom Out Pressing key on the keypad of the mobile device to zooms out of map.

  • Page 21: Pan Up

    application guide 3.3 Pan Up Moving the 5-ways navigation key of the mobile device upwards will display more map details to the top of the current view. 3.4 Pan Down Moving the 5-ways navigation key of the mobile device downwards will display more map details to the bottom of the current view.

  • Page 22: Pan Left

    application guide 3.5 Pan Left Moving the 5-ways navigation key of the mobile device to the left will display more map details to the left of the current view. 3.6 Pan Right Moving the 5-ways navigation key of the mobile device to the right will display more map details to the right of the current view.

  • Page 23: Exit

    application guide 3.8 Exit This command quits the application. To quit NAVFone 1. Click on Options 2. Scroll down to the Exit option 3. Press Yes to quit or No to continue using the application.

  • Page 24: Search

    application guide 4.0 Search There are 2 types of search available in this application. The first type search command performs a search for locations or map features in the map, based on a keyword or phrase and list them in alphabetical order. Search can be conducted for all layers or a single layer.

  • Page 25: Search Keyword

    application guide 4.1 Search Keyword This command allows the user to perform a search in the map by layers and using a keyword or phrase. To perform a ‘Search’ search 1. Press Option and select Search. 2. Using the up or down navigation key, move the cursor to select a layer* (e.g BUILDING, FOOD, etc) or Search all to search all layers.

  • Page 26: What's Nearby

    application guide 4.2 What's Nearby? This command conducts a search for locations or map features in the map with respect to a reference point. This reference point is the cursor position on the map in the Map view window. The result is listed out according to their distance away from the reference point.

  • Page 27: Search Result Window

    application guide 4.3 Search result window Both search result window are similar. A list of search results is formed. If ‘What’s Nearby?’ search is used, the result will be listed according to their distance away from the cursor. If no result is found, it will automatically return the Map view window. To view location on the map 1.

  • Page 28: Favourites Management

    application guide 5.0 Favourites Management Favourites (also known as waypoints) are points that can be created and displayed in the map as an icon with a label attached to it. All waypoint can be saved for later use and easy reference. Each waypoint’s label, icon type and size can be set to differentiate one from another.

  • Page 29: Create A New Wp

    application guide 1. Using the up or down navigation key, move the cursor to the WP you want to show in the map. 2. Press Select, Favourites and select Go To Fav. 5.1.2 Create a New WP This option creates a WP at where the cursor is in the map and opens the WP settings window.

  • Page 30: View/Edit Wp

    application guide 5.1.3 View/Edit WP This option opens the WP settings window for user to view or edit existing WP. To view or edit existing WP 1. Using the up or down navigation key, move the cursor to select the WP you want to view or edit.

  • Page 31: Delete Wp

    application guide 5.1.4 Delete WP This option deletes an existing WP in the WP viewer. To delete an existing WP 1. Move the cursor to select the WP you want to view or edit using the up or down navigation key. 2.

  • Page 32: Cancel

    application guide This option saves the settings of the current WP and returns to the WP viewer window. Newly created/edited WP must be saved for the changes to take effect. To save the settings of the current WP 1. Press Options and select Save. 5.2.2 Cancel This option returns to the WP viewer window without saving the settings of the current WP.

  • Page 33: Note

    application guide User can label the WP for easy reference. The software will try to capture the street name, building etc if it is available, otherwise a default name, eg. WP#1, is given to a WP upon creation. To change your WP name 1.

  • Page 34: Status

    application guide 5.3.3 Status To allow the Name to show / stay hidden on the map 1. Move the cursor to Status using the up or down navigation key. 2. Press the center of navigation key to select. 3. Mover the cursor to show or hide the name field on the map. 4.

  • Page 35: Visibility

    application guide 5.3.4 Visibility The Visibility denotes the visibility of the waypoints at different zoom scales. A newly created waypoint has its Icon Priority automatically pegged to the current zoom scale that it is created. It only becomes visible from that zoom onwards, and invisible when zoomed out.

  • Page 36: Map Options

    application guide 6.0 Map Options Only NAVFone Pro allows you to navigation and connects to GPS. The non- pro version does not have the Navigation functionalities. 6.1 Load Map This function allows the user to load the various maps layers of different country that you may have purchased.

  • Page 37: Set As Default

    application guide 6.2 Set As Default Your settings MUST be saved so that the next time you launch NAVFone, the last save map will be loaded on the application. To Set the current map as your default 1. Click on Options and Scroll to the Map Option. 2.

  • Page 38: Where Is

    application guide 7.0 Where is The Where is function uses agis’ Gprx GPS-like technology to find your location and also your friend’s location. 7.1 Where Am 1? This command shows you the current location you are in. To show your current location 1.

  • Page 39: Where Are U

    application guide 7.2 Where Are U? This command allows you to request the location of another user of NAVFone.

  • Page 40: Set Visible/ Invisible

    application guide 7.3 Set Visible/ Invisible This command allows you to be or not to be located when a user of NAVFone try to request for your location.

  • Page 41: Sms Polling Log

    application guide 7.4 SMS Polling Log When the being-polled user is set to invisible mode, this command shows the sms log of who has been requesting for the location of the polled user. The message indicates the poller’s handset number and the date and time of this message. To check the sms polling log 1.

  • Page 42: Sms Position

    application guide 7.5 SMS Position This command sends the position of location, where the cursor is in map, to another phone via SMS. The message indicates the position of location and the date and time of this message sent. To send position 2.

  • Page 43: Navigation

    application guide 8.0 Navigation Only NAVFone Pro allows you to navigation and connects to GPS. Under the navigation options: Start – defines the beginning point of your journey Destination – defines the end point of your journey Auto Reroute – Allows the software to automatically plan a route if you steer away from the suggested route.

  • Page 44: Planning Your Route (Start Point)

    application guide 8.1 Planning your route (start point) To begin, select your start location (base on current cursor position). Click Menu, and then navigation - > Start. This marks the location as your start point. Alternatively, you can set it from your WP viewer window. 8.2 Planning your route (destination point) Do a search for your destination by going SEARCH.

  • Page 45: Routing

    application guide 8.3 Routing Upon selecting your destination, the software will request to connect to a GPS receiver via Bluetooth. Please ensure you have: Paired your Bluetooth receiver prior to using NAVFone pro. Switch on your Bluetooth comport The software will then begin to plan a route (see image below) The route will then be shown on the map (highlighted in orange).

  • Page 46: Replaying A Simulated Route

    application guide 8.4 Replaying a simulated route You can choose to replay a route that NAVFone pro have generated. During playback, there will be a green arrow showing next turn. It will also include voice prompts during the routing. You can also choose to toggle to a different view by clicking on Toggle. 8.5 Toggle view There are 3 type of display mode for routing.

  • Page 47: Help

    application guide 9. Help Help-> About shows the version of the software. Help- >FAQ calls the built in phone browser to our online website for online support.

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