17. Navigation operations
17.1 Navigation operations
In the [main interface] tap the [Navigation] icon to access the navigation
interface. Press the button to exit the navigation screen and go to the
main screen. After exiting the navigation interface, it will continue to run in the
background.
17.2 Instructions before operating the navigation
1) Make sure the device and satellite dish are connected correctly, the satellite
dishes need to receive signals and update information, you may need to wait a
while. The status bar of the screen will display the connection progress.
2) Make sure the vehicle is not in places where the satellite signal might be
weak, such as a tunnel, bridge, near tall buildings and others.
3) The driver must enter the destination address while in the parking lot. It is
forbidden to use navigation while driving.
17.3 Navigation chart description
As a result of urban construction and the rapid development of road
infrastructure, the manufacturer will continue to update the navigation map.
Please keep the map updated at all times. If you find that the map does not
correspond to the actual road conditions, please follow the rules of the road
you are on.
17.4 Navigation chart description
1) You can find all kinds of search functions based on the needs of the
navigation software to reach your destination, set your destination and then
start planning your route.
2) A route that is in an area familiar to the driver, the driver can choose to
drive that route. Not always the route recommended by navigation is the
shortest route.
17.5 Errors
There may be satellite signal reception errors under normal conditions, at
about 7 meters, and in some cases there may be inconsistencies due to
software updates. It is recommended that you respect the driving conditions of
the road you are on.
Note
The navigation system is complex and due to external electromagnetic
interference caused by operating errors, navigation may not work properly (the
map does not show any images). Restart the GPS to restore normal
operation.
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