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Guides through initial setup, language, voice, units, and route preferences.
Explains operation via touch screen buttons, icons, lists, switches, and sliders.
Details on using the virtual keyboard and selecting map locations with the cursor.
Instructions for typing with screen keyboards, changing layouts, and correcting entries.
Using gestures like tapping, holding, dragging, and manipulating the map view.
Overview of screen elements like buttons, data fields, and route information during navigation.
Detailed explanation of navigation view components like markers, previews, and signposts.
Display of streets and explanation of GPS position markers on the map.
Information about manoeuvres, street names, and how the planned route is displayed.
How the navigated route is shown on the map, including points and colour.
Table of intuitive icons representing various navigation manoeuvres like turns and roundabouts.
Display of lane guidance and road sign information in the navigation view.
Features for junctions, motorway services, and 3D map elements like terrain and buildings.
Showing road segments affected by traffic events and relevant icons on the map.
Menu options for starting new routes, checking traffic, and accessing settings without a planned route.
Additional menu options available when a route is planned, such as Add Waypoint and Route Summary.
Important safety advice for using the navigation system while operating a vehicle.
Introduction to route calculation and the various methods for selecting a destination.
Step-by-step guide on using the combined search to find destinations efficiently.
Guide to entering address details like country, town, and street for destination selection.
Entering addresses, confirming locations, and selecting a town centre as a destination.
Navigating to the midpoint of a street without needing a house number.
Steps for selecting an intersection as a destination by entering street names.
Using a postcode to select a destination instead of a city name.
Overview of searching for Points of Interest using menu options and quick search categories.
Searching for Places by category, subcategory, and selecting search areas (Around Here, Along Route).
Searching for Places by name using the keyboard and selecting search areas.
Selecting a previously saved location as a destination from the list.
Saving locations, adding home/work addresses, and selecting destinations from history.
Selecting saved routes and entering coordinates for destination selection.
Selecting destinations directly from the map and planning routes with multiple destinations.
Viewing route length, time, detailed information, and available route alternatives.
Checking traffic summaries and displaying real-time traffic information on the map.
Changing the starting point of a route to a location other than the current GPS position.
Adding an intermediate destination to an existing planned route.
Editing routes by moving, saving, or deleting intermediate destinations from the list.
Saving the current route and options for deleting the planned route or waypoints.
Selecting route alternatives or changing planning methods while planning a route.
Recalculating routes with different planning methods and comparing alternatives.
Setting up detours to avoid specific road sections or the road ahead.
Avoiding sections, roads, or the road ahead, and pausing/resuming navigation guidance.
Saving locations, adding home/work addresses, and renaming saved locations.
Editing saved locations, including renaming or deleting entries.
Running a simulated navigation and using its controls for playback.
Steps to switch the navigation mode from on-road to off-road.
Limitations and characteristics of off-road navigation, including destination selection and navigation.
Explanation of GPS reception accuracy and types of voice guidance (Natural vs. TTS).
How routes are calculated, recalculated based on traffic, and deviations.
Smart Zoom features and how the device warns about exceeding speed limits.
Real-time traffic information benefits and intelligent navigation features.
How the system offers detours on highways due to traffic jams and their details.
Alternative routes, parking suggestions, and detour hints for better navigation.
Introduction to menu functions like Where Am I, Help Nearby, and Trip Monitor.
Displaying current position details, saving locations, and searching for nearby assistance.
Using the Trip Monitor to log routes and accessing the main Settings menu.
Summary of available settings: Route Preferences, Sound, Warnings, Display, Regional, Traffic, Trip Monitor.
Details on different route planning methods: Fast, Easy, Short, and Green.
Switching between on-road and off-road navigation modes.
Setting road type preferences and adjusting sound volumes for navigation.
Configuring voice guidance options, including road names, language, and manoeuvre announcements.
Setting voice instruction verbosity and configuring speed limit warnings.
Adjusting viewpoint, color modes, 3D elements, and place markers on the Navigation View.
Configuring data fields, route progress bar, services, signposts, and junction view.
Changing user interface language, voice profiles, and measurement/time units.
Enabling or disabling animations for menus, buttons, and screen transitions.
Configuring traffic reception, data sources, and how traffic information is shown on the map.
Setting minimum detour savings and enabling manual confirmation for route recalculations.
Enabling auto-saving, saving track logs, and managing trip database size.
Solutions for problems with weak or unavailable GPS signals.
Troubleshooting steps when an entered address cannot be located in the map data.
Resolving non-optimal routes, disabling speed warnings, and fixing greyed-out keyboard buttons.
Explanation for why some keyboard buttons might be inactive during address searches.
Solution to turn off the junction view feature that obscures the map display.
Guides through initial setup, language, voice, units, and route preferences.
Explains operation via touch screen buttons, icons, lists, switches, and sliders.
Details on using the virtual keyboard and selecting map locations with the cursor.
Instructions for typing with screen keyboards, changing layouts, and correcting entries.
Using gestures like tapping, holding, dragging, and manipulating the map view.
Overview of screen elements like buttons, data fields, and route information during navigation.
Detailed explanation of navigation view components like markers, previews, and signposts.
Display of streets and explanation of GPS position markers on the map.
Information about manoeuvres, street names, and how the planned route is displayed.
How the navigated route is shown on the map, including points and colour.
Table of intuitive icons representing various navigation manoeuvres like turns and roundabouts.
Display of lane guidance and road sign information in the navigation view.
Features for junctions, motorway services, and 3D map elements like terrain and buildings.
Showing road segments affected by traffic events and relevant icons on the map.
Menu options for starting new routes, checking traffic, and accessing settings without a planned route.
Additional menu options available when a route is planned, such as Add Waypoint and Route Summary.
Important safety advice for using the navigation system while operating a vehicle.
Introduction to route calculation and the various methods for selecting a destination.
Step-by-step guide on using the combined search to find destinations efficiently.
Guide to entering address details like country, town, and street for destination selection.
Entering addresses, confirming locations, and selecting a town centre as a destination.
Navigating to the midpoint of a street without needing a house number.
Steps for selecting an intersection as a destination by entering street names.
Using a postcode to select a destination instead of a city name.
Overview of searching for Points of Interest using menu options and quick search categories.
Searching for Places by category, subcategory, and selecting search areas (Around Here, Along Route).
Searching for Places by name using the keyboard and selecting search areas.
Selecting a previously saved location as a destination from the list.
Saving locations, adding home/work addresses, and selecting destinations from history.
Selecting saved routes and entering coordinates for destination selection.
Selecting destinations directly from the map and planning routes with multiple destinations.
Viewing route length, time, detailed information, and available route alternatives.
Checking traffic summaries and displaying real-time traffic information on the map.
Changing the starting point of a route to a location other than the current GPS position.
Adding an intermediate destination to an existing planned route.
Editing routes by moving, saving, or deleting intermediate destinations from the list.
Saving the current route and options for deleting the planned route or waypoints.
Selecting route alternatives or changing planning methods while planning a route.
Recalculating routes with different planning methods and comparing alternatives.
Setting up detours to avoid specific road sections or the road ahead.
Avoiding sections, roads, or the road ahead, and pausing/resuming navigation guidance.
Saving locations, adding home/work addresses, and renaming saved locations.
Editing saved locations, including renaming or deleting entries.
Running a simulated navigation and using its controls for playback.
Steps to switch the navigation mode from on-road to off-road.
Limitations and characteristics of off-road navigation, including destination selection and navigation.
Explanation of GPS reception accuracy and types of voice guidance (Natural vs. TTS).
How routes are calculated, recalculated based on traffic, and deviations.
Smart Zoom features and how the device warns about exceeding speed limits.
Real-time traffic information benefits and intelligent navigation features.
How the system offers detours on highways due to traffic jams and their details.
Alternative routes, parking suggestions, and detour hints for better navigation.
Introduction to menu functions like Where Am I, Help Nearby, and Trip Monitor.
Displaying current position details, saving locations, and searching for nearby assistance.
Using the Trip Monitor to log routes and accessing the main Settings menu.
Summary of available settings: Route Preferences, Sound, Warnings, Display, Regional, Traffic, Trip Monitor.
Details on different route planning methods: Fast, Easy, Short, and Green.
Switching between on-road and off-road navigation modes.
Setting road type preferences and adjusting sound volumes for navigation.
Configuring voice guidance options, including road names, language, and manoeuvre announcements.
Setting voice instruction verbosity and configuring speed limit warnings.
Adjusting viewpoint, color modes, 3D elements, and place markers on the Navigation View.
Configuring data fields, route progress bar, services, signposts, and junction view.
Changing user interface language, voice profiles, and measurement/time units.
Enabling or disabling animations for menus, buttons, and screen transitions.
Configuring traffic reception, data sources, and how traffic information is shown on the map.
Setting minimum detour savings and enabling manual confirmation for route recalculations.
Enabling auto-saving, saving track logs, and managing trip database size.
Solutions for problems with weak or unavailable GPS signals.
Troubleshooting steps when an entered address cannot be located in the map data.
Resolving non-optimal routes, disabling speed warnings, and fixing greyed-out keyboard buttons.
Explanation for why some keyboard buttons might be inactive during address searches.
Solution to turn off the junction view feature that obscures the map display.
| Resolution | 800 x 480 pixels |
|---|---|
| GPS | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB | Yes |
| Operating System | WinCE 6.0 |
| Expandable Storage | MicroSD up to 32 GB |