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TeleType GPS Navigation Software Version 062006 TeleType Co. TeleType GPS software is the most flexible and fully featured GPS enabled mapping software available for Windows CE and Pocket PC. The same software also supports desktop and laptop systems. Teletype offers a variety of software &...
This product should not be used to determine ground proximity for aircraft navigation. For use in vehicles, it is the sole responsibility of the owner/operator of the TeleType GPS unit to place and secure the GPS unit so that it will not interfere with the vehicle operating controls and safety devices, obstruct the driver's view of driving conditions, or cause damage or personal injury in the event of an accident.
ActiveSync - The Microsoft software that allows your PDA to communicate with your PC. APT or ARPT - Abbreviation for "airport". Aviation - The mode of navigation in TeleType GPS software that deals with air navigation. For more details, please see the aviation manual.
Yellow Pages - TeleType includes Yellow Pages (points of interest) with the maps of Europe and the United States. These points of interest are hotels, ATMs, restaurants, gas stations, train stations, hospitals, and a variety of historic points of interest as well. These points vary by country. Note: POIs are built into Yellow Pages and they are no longer called POIs.
1.5.3 Map Installation This section will guide you through installing the latest TeleType maps to your PC. Maps are not installed directly to your PDA at this point. To install maps to your PDA, see the section on exporting maps to the PDA.
1.5.4 Hardware Installation TeleType GPS offers a variety of different GPS hardware to work with our navigation software. For complete instructions on installing the different types of hardware, please visit our web site at http://www.teletype.com/pages/support.html#hardware. If you ordered TeleType GPS hardware, you should have received the installation instructions for the hardware with its packaging.
TeleType FAQ page for suggestions. • To reset your TeleType 16 channel Bluetooth GPS receiver, remove the battery for 5 seconds. Then, remove all shortcuts under the Bluetooth Manager, and install the GPS receiver again. See: TeleType GPS 16 Channel Receiver Documentation.
There are several different methods to load maps using your TeleType GPS software: To load maps, open the TeleType GPS software. If this is your first time using the TeleType GPS software, you will be prompted for your country. Select the country of your choice. You should see a base map showing city points in your country.
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Retrieving your PDA's UUID (Serial Number) If you are loading any specialized maps which require a password, you will need to contact TeleType GPS with your UUID. To find your UUID, go to Start > Settings > System Information > UUID.
Click on the Rules tab. Under Pass Through, make sure that for Connection, you have The Internet selected. On your PDA, open the TeleType GPS application. Using your stylus, press down on the area you wish to load an aerial/topographic/weather/traffic map, and in the pop-up menu, press Show Maps.
TeleType GPS Manual Finding an Address Go to Tools > Find in the TeleType GPS program on your PC (MENU > Find on PDA). Press Address. Here, you can do one of three things: Find an Address window Enter street number, street name, city, state, zip code, and country. Be sure not to over specify! Please •...
How-To Guide Finding an Intersection Find an Address window (PC and PDA) Select the Tools menu in the TeleType GPS program on your PC, or go to MENU in the TeleType GPS program on your PDA. Select Find. Press Address.
This section will show you how to find POIs and businesses using the Yellow Pages setting. This allows you to search for over 12 million businesses and other POIs! Select the Tools menu in the TeleType GPS program (MENU on the PDA). Select Find. Press Yellow Pages (POI). Here, you can do one of following: You may do a search within a certain range (500 feet, 1 mile, 5 miles and 20 miles) of the point that you •...
Right-click (tap and hold on your PDA) and press Info from the pop-up menu to learn more about that location. The TeleType GPS software also includes a useful feature for loading and unloading Yellow Pages as you travel. This is especially convenient since it reduces the hassle people need to go through in order to load up Yellow Pages while driving, not to mention that loading all Yellow Pages for an area can cause slow performance on your PC and PDA.
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• Latitude - Displays the latitude of the waypoint. Default display is in degree-decimal format. To change the format, go to the Waypoints tab in the Preferences window and select desired format. TeleType now supports degree-decimal, decimal-degree, and degree-minute-second formats for waypoints. If the point is in the Northern hemisphere, you can omit the plus (+) sign.
Waypoint files are useful for aviation route planning and organization. The name of the waypoint file you are working with is by default general.way and is stored in the application folder of TeleType GPS program. You can create your own waypoint files with your own name if you prefer and store them in a different folder.
TeleType GPS Manual 2.11 Creating a Route The TeleType software will create door to door driving directions to assist you with navigation. The following will show you different ways you can have the software generate those routes: Traveling Sales Route - Routing between multiple waypoints, where time matters more than order visited.
In the TeleType GPS software, wildcards come in the form of asterisks (*) and question marks (?). Asterisks are used to replace the beginning or end of a name. The program will return a list of places beginning or ending with the keywords before or after the asterisk.
Transfer > Storage Maps > Streets. This window will allow you to transfer the maps for all or part of a US state, Canadian province, and all of a European country to the PDA. The Refresh button allows TeleType GPS software to recognize the PDA if it was not synchronized before opening this window.
This screen is used to export currently loaded maps to the PDA, rather than entire states or countries. Load all the maps you wish to use on your mobile device into the TeleType GPS software on your PC. See Loading Maps.
Transfer Menu 2.17 Changing Navigation Modes There are three navigation modes in Teletype GPS Pro: Marine, Air, and Street. The following is a brief description of each. Marine Navigation Provides the most comprehensive set of navigation information for water travel. Each of the parameters shown in this panel are described in the Parameter List.
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How-To Guide on the PDA. Make sure you have the latest maps installed; v062006 of the TeleType GPS software is not compatible with older version maps. Points Of Interest (Yellow Pages) are currently unavailable for South American maps. US Maps The typical US map file (*.ttm) name consists of four parts:...
Exporting Maps 2.19 Voice Recognition TeleType offers the unique ability to train your PDA to recognize your voice*. You can choose just a few commands, or many, to be recognized. Only PC and PDA versions of the software currently support Voice Recognition.
NEXRAD Weather Maps NEXRAD radar map for weather (PC) The TeleType GPS software supports up-to-date NEXRAD radar maps. The software contains information for 154 NEXRAD radar stations, which in total provide complete coverage of the United States. This will allow a pilot to safely detour around inclement weather when flying.
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If you do not fall under the Authorized Customers category and would like to purchase an upgrade, please click on the Purchase Upgrade button to direct you to Teletype's web page to make a purchase. If you purchase an upgrade, please allow one to two business days for your order to be processed.
Preferences Main Menu - Preferences (PDA) One of the most powerful functions of TeleType GPS is the ability to customize the program to your specific needs. Explanations of each of the options can be found in the following sections. Quick Prefs...
The instructions below are meant only for PDAs. To remove the Teletype GPS shortcut/icon from the Today screen, please follow the steps below. Tap your stylus on Start (at the top of the screen usually) on the Today screen. A list of items will drop down.
Today screen, please follow the same instructions, but instead, check the box next to TeleType GPS, instead of un-checking it. Keyboard Shortcuts Here is a list of keyboard shortcuts that are helpful when using the TeleType GPS software: Key Press Function...
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Other Options The TeleType software has a shortcut menu that can be accessed by right-clicking on the map in the PC version, and tapping on the map and holding for one second on the PDA version of the software. Each option in this shortcut menu is described below: •...
4.11 Tips Below are useful tips to help you better use your TeleType GPS software. • If you can't see a recently loaded file, try zooming in closer. If you still can't locate it, use the Find feature to locate a place nearby, then try zooming in again.
(Product #3059) By far, the easiest way to get your own maps into the TeleType GPS software is to use the TeleType Geocoder program. This program converts any JPEG file into a TeleType GPS raster map. This sophisticated program takes into consideration the formation of the earth. The program compresses BMP images by a factor of 10 to 1, which means if you have a BMP file which takes 100k, your TeleType JPEG will take only 10k.
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