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General| Auto | Yes |
|---|---|
| Marine (chartplotters, sounders) | No |
| Form factor | Handheld |
| Product color | Silver |
| Display size (HxV) (imperial) | 3.5 \ |
| Storage capacity | 2048 MB |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 1 |
Explains manual layout, conventions, and terminology for user understanding.
Covers important legal information including liability and trademarks.
Information on obtaining assistance and further details for the product.
Explains the GPS technology and fundamental operation of the navigation system.
Instructions for connecting the device to power and charging its battery.
Steps for initial power-up, warning acknowledgment, and system startup.
Initial configuration of language, time zone, and preferred units.
Details the functions of physical buttons and the scrolling wheel for device control.
Guide on using the on-screen keyboard for text entry and searches.
Explains the purpose of common on-screen buttons for navigation and control.
Overview of using the navigation system and safety precautions.
Procedure for powering on the navigation device and starting its operation.
Methods for specifying destinations via address, POI, history, or map selection.
Management of saved destinations, including saving, editing, and deleting entries.
Planning and managing multi-stop routes, including adding and editing waypoints.
Interpretation of symbols indicating GPS, power, and TMC status on the map.
Control over map scale, including manual adjustment and autozoom functionality.
Description of different map display modes like Standard, Search, and View destination.
Details on navigation aids and information displayed on the map while driving.
Adding intermediate destinations to a route during active navigation.
Function to bypass the upcoming waypoint in a multi-stop route.
Manual exclusion of specific road segments from the current route calculation.
Adjusting navigation settings such as avoiding motorways or toll roads.
Performing a simulated drive to test routes without actual GPS input.
Accessing the interface for viewing traffic information.
Locating and selecting a traffic station for receiving TMC data.
Customizing which types of traffic reports are displayed or used.
Viewing a comprehensive list of all available traffic reports.
Filtering traffic reports to show only those affecting the current travel path.
Entry point for modifying various device and software settings.
Customizing route calculation criteria like speed profile and road type avoidance.
Controlling which data elements (speed, time, GPS) appear on the map display.
Setting up audible alerts for exceeding posted speed limits.
Configuring language, time zone, and units of measurement for distances.
Resetting the device to its original configuration, useful for troubleshooting.
Procedures for reinstalling system software and map data if corrupted.
Definitions of technical terms and acronyms used throughout the manual.
An alphabetical reference guide to topics and their locations in the document.
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