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The Search Result display for the nearby area details and its operation
≥ The display is for reference, so the actual one might differ.
≥ The display and operation are for when you show the search result on the map, not
for when you select it on the list.
The Search Result display for the nearby area details
When the cursor is not placed over the shop retrieved by the search, the quick menu appears.
Key operation when the Search Result display for the nearby area details is shown
Key operation
Action
o
O
Confirms detailed information about search results.
o
M
Moves the map up, down, left, and right.
5
Re-searches the center area of the map
being displayed.
4
Shows the previous search results.
6
Shows the next search results.
l[
(Menu)] Shows the menu.
i[
Shows the scale bar. To enlarge the display,
o , and to display the details, press
Z
press
(Enlarge/
o . Press i[
X
Reduce)]
and clear the bar.
Searching for Routes to Destination
You can specify the start point and destination, and search for the route. The routes
you can go through on foot, by public transportation, or by car are displayed.
1
Map View display1l[
(Search for the route)
2
(Start point)1Select a setting method.
(Around here)
. . . Uses Open i-area to measure the approximate location and set it.
(Keyword search)
. . . Searches and sets the start point by keywords.
(Specify on map)
. . . Specify the start point on the map.
(TEL/ZIP code search)
. . . Searches to set the start point by the phone number or zip code.
(From address list)
. . . Select the address to set the start point.
(From genre)
. . . Select a genre to set the start point.
(From record)
. . . Set the start point on the map previously displayed.
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(close)] to fix the scale
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(Menu)]1
(From stored point)
. . . Set the start point from the location information stored in this software
program or on the server.
(Home)
. . . Set the start point from the location information of your home.
(Confirm start point)
. . . Confirm information about the start point.
3
(Destination)1Set the destination by same
operation as that of step 2.
4
(Specify time)1Select an item.
(Specify by current time). . . Searches for the route by the current time.
(Specify start time) . . . . . . Specifies the start time and searches for the route.
(Specify arrival time). . . . . .Specifies the arrival time and searches for the route.
(Use last train) . . . . . . . . . . . .Searches for the route by the last train of the day.
5
(Set conditions)1Select conditions
1
(Fix as specified above)
(Transfer conditions)
. . . Select transfer condition from "
(Foot route)
. . . . Select a foot route from "
(Free)", "
(Use special express)
. . . . Select whether to use special expresses for even when the total distance is less than 100 km.
(Ordinary type of vehicles)
. . . Select a type of vehicle.
6
(Search for a route)
You can search for the route by "
that searches for routes by all types of vehicles and on foot, or "
(Search by only
)" that searches for routes only by car. Up to six routes are
displayed as search results. When the routes using different transportation are
found, the characteristics of the routes are displayed by the icons shown below:
(Fast): Arrival time is early.
(Easy): Transfer is less.
(Recommendable): Route provided with three conditions, "
"
(Charged): Route by car using toll roads
(Ordinary): Route by car using ordinary roads
≥ To store the route, select "
7
(Select a route)
≥ To confirm the route, select "
≥ To check the timetable, select "
(Fast)", "
(Cheap)", and "
(Easy)".
(Many roofs)", and "
(Less stairs)".
(Search by
(Cheap): Fare is cheap.
(Cheap)", and "
(Easy)".
(Store route)".
1
(Confirm route)
(Confirm route)".
(Timetable)".
)"
(Fast)",
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