Entering A Destination - Honda 2009 Pilot Manual

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Entering a Destination

When you press the MENU button, the
display changes to:
NOTE:
If you press the MENU button while en
route, the MENU screen (Route) will
be displayed. To enter the destination,
select the "Enter destination by" tab by
moving the Interface Dial to the left.
Address (see page 23)
This selection requires you to enter the
city (and possibly the state) and the
address that you want to go to.
Address Book (see page 27)
This selection allows you to select a
stored address. The system can store up
to a combined total of 200 User 1 and
User 2 addresses.
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Places (see page 28)
The system has been programmed with
the locations of many businesses, parks,
hospitals, etc. This selection lets you
search these by category, name, phone
number, or Zagat 2007 (for restaurants).
Intersection (see page 35)
This selection allows you to enter the
names of two intersecting streets in a
city. This is useful if you know the
general location of your destination, but
not the exact address.
Previous Destinations (see page 39)
When you enter a destination with any
of the available selections (except
Address Book and Go Home), the
last 50 destinations are saved by the
system. Use this selection to choose a
destination again.
NOTE:
If Previous Destinations is grayed
out, there are no Previous Destinations
entered.
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Map Input (see page 40)
This selection allows you to point to a
destination on the map using the
Interface Dial. This allows you to
enter a destination or address that may
not be listed in the database.
Today's Destinations (see page 43)
You can enter and sort up to five
destinations and store them in the
Today's Destinations list. You can then
use the Today's Destinations selection.
NOTE:
If Today's Destinations is grayed
out, there are no Today's Destinations
entered.
Go Home (see page 45)
This selection allows you to select your
home or a common place as a
destination.
NOTE:
If you have no home address entered,
the system prompts you for one.