Humanware VICTOR READER TREK - Next Instruction or Next Intersection; Pedometer; Repeat Last Message; General Information

"Automotive"
"All"
The Trek will then provide you with a list of up to 50 points of interest found within a range of 5
miles (8 km) that correspond to the selected category. Use the arrows to select the destination of
your choice, and Confirm to begin instructions.
Note that if you do not press Confirm on a given landmark / point of interest or Category within
30 seconds, the system will exit the What's around feature and will return to Explore mode.
9.6.3 Next instruction or Next Intersection
When on an active route, you can preview the next instruction by pressing the Right arrow. Trek
will announce the distance to the next instruction followed by the action to be taken. Each time
you press the Right arrow the Trek will announce the following instruction. Use the Left arrow to
navigate previous instructions. To return to guidance, press Confirm at any moment. When in
Explore mode, pressing the Right arrow will announce the next intersection you will encounter if
you continue in the same direction.
9.6.4 Pedometer
Pedometer data provides the following information: Walking distance after Trek was activated,
Walking time (does not include time where no movement is detected) and Average walking
speed.
To access Pedometer data, press the Information button, then press Right arrow twice.
To Reset Pedometer data, go to the Settings menu.
9.6.5 Repeat last message
If you wish to hear the last message or instruction again, press the Playbutton.
9.6.6 General Information
You can obtain information regarding various aspects of the route and the system by pressing the
Information button (0)
Press the Information button to obtain contextual information on the current Trek activity. You will
be given the following information: ON or OFF route, route name, Distance remaining, Distance
traveled, and Route length.
Press Right arrow to obtain information on the Quality of the GPS signal, battery status and speed
information.
Press Right arrow again to obtain city name, pedometer data and altitude information.
9.7 Record Landmarks
Users can create landmarks any time along their outdoor environment. These act as reference
points or markers and will be detected when the user comes across them. It is highly
recommended to mark any meaningful point in your surrounding that can act as a guiding
element, an obstacle along the way or a possible destination.
To record a landmark:
1. Press the Record or the Bookmark button.
2. After the beep, provide a 4 second description of the landmark. A double beep will
indicate the end of the landmark creation. The description and location of the landmark
will be saved by the system.