OPERATING GUIDE
10>>> THE NAVIGATION DEVICE> D> GB> F> I> PLTelefon (selected models)Your Navigation device is equipped withBluetooth® wireles
100>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLa road length between 200m and 50km.As soon as you selected the stretch, anew route wil
101NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLnumber 112 (depending on model) if amobile telephone is connected to yournavigation sys
102>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLEntering the destination(Only available when route guidance isnot active.)You can enter
103TELEPHONE MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLTelephone modeIf your navigation device has anintegrated Bluetooth® interface, you canco
104>>> TELEPHONE MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLThe Navigation device now attempts toreconnect the cell phone last connected.When the co
105TELEPHONE MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PL> Press the Dial button.The Navigation device then attempts toestablish a connection
106>>> TELEPHONE MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL> In the input menu, select the firstletters of the entry you are looking for.> Pr
107TELEPHONE MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLText messages (SMS) (only selected models)If this function is supported by the mobilepho
108>>> TELEPHONE MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLIncoming text messageYou will receive notification of any textmessages received, dependi
109TELEPHONE MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLIcons usedThe following icons are used in thenumber list.Scrolling in the number listWit
11THE NAVIGATION DEVICE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLScope of delivery Navigation deviceDevice console with carrier plateUSB cableMotor
110>>> TELEPHONE MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLLists loaded from cell phone> In the number list, call the respectivelist using the b
111TELEPHONE MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLAutomatic connectionAfter activation, your Navigation deviceattempts to establish a conn
112>>> TELEPHONE MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL> Then select the name of the cell phoneto be connected.The Navigation device will th
113TELEPHONE MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLDisconnecting a connected telephoneYou may disconnect the connection to acell phone curr
114>>> TELEPHONE MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLIf you have switched on the automaticcall acceptance as described in"Automatic call
115TELEPHONE MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PL> To call the options menu of the callscreen, press the Options button.•VolumeBy pres
116>>> TELEPHONE MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLYou will branch to the menu for thetelephone settings.StartIn the menu, various pages wi
117TELEPHONE MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLAutomatic call acceptanceWith this function, you can set whetheror not or after which ti
118>>> TELEPHONE MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLBluetooth nameWith this function, you can assign aname for your Navigation device. Thisa
119TOOLS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLToolsUnder Tools, the following functions aregrouped together, depending on themodel:•Marco Polo
12>>> THE NAVIGATION DEVICE> D> GB> F> I> PLThe basic unitThe basic unit consists of the completeelectronic unit:• Integrated
120>>> TOOLS> D> GB> F> I> PLA message is displayed stating that theimage viewer must not be used whendriving. Please observe
121TOOLS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLPress the buttons to the left and right ofthe image to move to the next orprevious image.Press th
122>>> TOOLS> D> GB> F> I> PLSlide showIn the slide show, all the pictures in thecurrent folder level are automaticallydisplay
123TOOLS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PL• With the and buttons youcan change the section of themap.• With the button you candisplay
124>>> TOOLS> D> GB> F> I> PLPress the OK button or the buttonto exit the menu.Blocking a section of the road permanentlyWit
125TOOLS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe road is currently blocked for all daysof the week, for the whole day . Youcan now set whethe
126>>> TOOLS> D> GB> F> I> PLTravel time without breaks in thejourneyTravel time with breaks in thejourneyCompassCalls up the
127SETTINGS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLSettingsSelecting system settingsYou can change various basic settingsfor all applications on
128>>> SETTINGS> D> GB> F> I> PLThe individual menu itemsBatteryYour Navigation device may be operatedusing an external power
129SETTINGS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PL• Bottom icon: The function is switched off, the Navigation device does not switch off automat
13THE NAVIGATION DEVICE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLCable for vehicle integration (for certain models only)With a 4-pin 2.5mm jack cab
130>>> SETTINGS> D> GB> F> I> PLDesign by dayWith this option, the menu and mapdisplay during the day can be switched tothe co
131SETTINGS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLSetting the colourYou can change the colour of the iconsand other design elements.> Press t
132>>> SETTINGS> D> GB> F> I> PLSoundsYou can switch the Navigation devicesignal tone on and off. This also includesthe clicki
133SETTINGS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLDeleting driver profileYou can delete the saved profile data bypressing the Delete profile but
134>>> SETTINGS> D> GB> F> I> PLCalibrationIf the touch screen responds incorrectlywhen buttons are pressed, it needs to becal
135TECHNICAL TERMINOLOGY >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLTechnical terminologyGMT(Greenwich Mean Time)Central European Time standardStanda
136>>> TECHNICAL TERMINOLOGY> D> GB> F> I> PLStylusA stylus is an input pointer which is usedfor the operation of touch-screen
137INDEX >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLNumerics3D display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63AAdjusting the map view .
138>>> INDEX> D> GB> F> I> PLIID3 tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135Image viewer . . . . . . . . .
139INDEX >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLsettingsNavigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62System . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
14>>> OVERVIEW OF THE SCOPE OF DELIVERY> D> GB> F> I> PLOverview of the scope of DeliveryScope of delivery1 Basic device – PND
140>>> MODEL OVERVIEW AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS> D> GB> F> I> PLModel overview and technical specificatio ns :standard- :n
141NOTICE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLNOTICEDear customer,In conformance with current EC guidelines, any person may operate this unit.
142>>> NOTICE> D> GB> F> I> PLDisposal of the unitCustomer information on the disposal of electrical and electronic devices (p
143NOTICE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLDisposal of the batteryDuty to supply information according to battery legislation (BattV)Batter
144>>> NOTICE> D> GB> F> I> PL> Completely discharge the battery (leave the unit switched on with no power supply until it
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15OVERVIEW OF THE NAVIGATION DEVICE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLOverview of the navigation deviceFront of unit with controls and displ
16>>> OVERVIEW OF THE NAVIGATION DEVICE> D> GB> F> I> PLTop of the unit1 Standby switch (sleep mode)Underside of the unit 2 Sl
17GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLGeneral operationMaintenance and careThe unit is maintenance-free.For proper care, a c
18>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLBattery quality declarationThe capacity of the rechargeable batteryin your mobile navi
19GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLUsing the batteryThe internal power supply is via theintegrated rechargeable battery.
2>>> CONTENTS> D> GB> F> I> PLWarranty 6Safety instructions 7The Navigation device 9Operating manual contents 9Use of the
20>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLConnection to the mains outletConnecting to power supplyConnection to the public mains
21GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLCable for vehicle integration (depending on model, optional)With a 4-pin 2.5mm jack ca
22>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLInserting the memory card> Remove the memory card from itspackaging without touchin
23GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PL Suction surface Base Lever Fastening screw Fastening screw Carrier plate Release butt
24>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLAdjusting the unit holder’s position> Loosen the fastening screws and until the c
25GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PL> Press the button for the requiredlanguage.> The selection is confirmed by pres
26>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLBasic information about the touch screenThe Navigation device is fitted with atouch sc
27GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLYou can tell whether a telephone isalready connected by the symbol on thePhone button.
28>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLEntering charactersCharacters are entered by pressing thekeys in the central area.Once
29GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe selection list appears.> Press the arrow keys onthe right hand side of the s
3CONTENTS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLContent Manager 35Installing the Content Manager 35Starting the Content Manager 36Transferrin
30>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLEntering numbersSwitch to the numbers keyboard in orderto enter figures.> Press the
31GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe back buttonThe is integrated in the bottom lefthand corner of the casing.It has
32>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PL> Position the base plate so that theword UP is pointing in the direction oftravel.
33GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLConnecting the remote control to the Navigation deviceConnecting for the first time>
34>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLOperating the Navigation device using the remote controlYou can control most functions
35GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLContent ManagerThe Content Manager is a PC-basedapplication containing a number ofimpo
36>>> GENERAL OPERATION> D> GB> F> I> PLStarting the Content ManagerExecute the following actions to start theContent Manager:
37GENERAL OPERATION >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLTransferring picturesImages*, music* and videos* can bestored on a separate Micro SD m
38>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLNavigation ModeWhat is navigation?The term "navigation" (lat. navigare = totra
39NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLSelecting NavigationNavigation mode is called up from themain menu. New destinations can
4>>> CONTENTS> D> GB> F> I> PLTraffic announcements using TMC (depending on the model) 84Displaying TMC messages on the map
40>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLHere you can set the new home addressfor example using an intelligent textentry field.Sm
41NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLIcons usedThe following icons are used in thedestination list:Operating the last destina
42>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLPersonal destinationsUsing the Personal destinations buttonyou can call up Google™ point
43NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLA list of the available destinations will bedisplayed.Using the buttons or the scrollw
44>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL10 entries, a list of contacts is displayedstraight away.> In the input menu, select
45NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLLayout of the New destination menuEnter addressThe various steps from selecting anaddres
46>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLSelecting a countryYou can select a country from thoseavailable using the button for the
47NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLSelecting a townThe destination can be entered by eitherusing the name or ZIP code. When
48>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLSelecting the streetIn the Street menu field the street andhouse number can be entered s
49NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLSelecting a house number After entering the destination town andstreet, you can enter a
5CONTENTS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLCountry information 123Blocking a section of the road permanently 124Trip computer (depending
50>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLIf the route guidance is already runningyou will be asked whether the newdestination sho
51NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLEntering address by speech (selected models)You can start the spoken address entryfrom t
52>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLIf your entry was not unique or theNavigation device was not able touniquely assign your
53NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLYou can choose between:• a point of interest in the vicinity,• a point of interest near
54>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLPoint of interest near to an address> Press POI near location.> Select the desired
55NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLEntering a point of interest directly> Press the POI search by name button.> Enter
56>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLAdditional point of interest informationAny additional information that isprovided for a
57NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PL> Press the desired point lightly on thesurface of the screen. A flashing red cross w
58>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLCoordinate entry You can also enter your destination usinggeographic coordinates. > I
59NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLRoute planningThe route planning menu allows you tocreate and select individual routes.
6>>> WARRANTY> D> GB> F> I> PL24-month warrantyThe company United Navigation GmbH,Marco-Polo-Str. 1, 73760 Ostfildern,Germany,
60>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL> Select the start point or your currentposition as the start point for routeguidance
61NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PL> Press Add stage to enter furtherintermediate destinations as describedabove.> Wh
62>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLOptimising a routeIf you have entered several destinationsfor a route, you can use the N
63NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThis will take you to the navigationsettings menu.ConfigurationVarious pages containing
64>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL> Press the button for arrow mode.To call up the extended settings, pressthe Advanc
65NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLAuto zoom> Press the Auto zoom button in theextended settings.Pressing the Auto zoom
66>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLTouch the first field to select one of thepossible options.An options list appears on th
67NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe Route overview buttonWith the options in this setup menu youcan select the Points of
68>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL> Press the relevant button to switch therequired function on or off .> Confirm
69NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe Route options buttonYou can edit your driving profile in theRoute options settings w
7SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLSafety instructions¤ Safety instructions• Use of the device is only permitted if the
70>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLThe window for selecting the maximumspeed is displayed.Select a speed and exit the speed
71NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLYou have different operation options inthe car or truck profile menus displayed.You do n
72>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL> Use the button to select whetherthere is a trailer ( ) or not ( ). > Select th
73NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLFeedback after route calculation When calculating the route, the best pos-sible route is
74>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLdescribed in the chapter "Feedback afterroute calculation".You have the follow
75NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLTime-dependent route guidanceIf this function is switched on ( ),information (statistica
76>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL> Confirm your settings by pressing the button.An automatic search procedure presetst
77NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLSetting the VoiceIn the Voice settings window you can setthe voice that will make the na
78>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL•Driver alerts (depending on the model)You can have signs displayed, for example for dan
79NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe following signs are available in theindividual categories:•Curve warningsThis catego
8>>> SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS> D> GB> F> I> PL• It is forbidden to exceed the supply voltages (Volts) specified for the mains adapt
80>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLSetting Speed infoThe Speed info settings window allowsto select whether speed limits ar
81NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe Blocked roads buttonIn the Blocked roads settings windowyou can unblock previously p
82>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PL> Confirm your settings by pressing theback button .The Vehicle data buttonThis menu
83NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe Format buttonIn the Format settings window you canset the measurement units to be us
84>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLThe Reset buttonYou can reset the navigation settings totheir factory settings.The setti
85NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLDisplaying TMC messages on the mapCurrent TMC messages are displayed onthe map graphical
86>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLThe part of the route with the traveldirectionIf a TMC message lies on your route,the me
87NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLIf, after displaying the traffic message,the navigation system detects that asensible al
88>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLThe map display will then appear and, ifGPS reception is available, will showyour curren
89NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLYour current position is displayed on themap via the position icon.The Information boxDu
9THE NAVIGATION DEVICE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLThe Navigation deviceOperating manual contentsThis operating manual contains thedes
90>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLSplit screen with route guidanceSpeed limit on the road currentlybeing driven on (displa
91NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLTraffic lane recommendation (onlyappears on some multi-lane roads;green arrows = recomme
92>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLUsing the map displayRepeating the last announcementDuring route guidance, the systemann
93NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLAn x now appears next to the speakersymbol . With pressing the button, you can make the
94>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLMap orientationWhen a route is activated, the map viewcan be oriented in different ways.
95NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLnumber of TMC announcements andPOIs are displayed.> Press one or more buttons to disp
96>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLlot to the destination are governing forthe selection.> Touch a parking possibility o
97NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLDisplaying the whole route(Only available when route guidance isactive.)You can have the
98>>> NAVIGATION MODE> D> GB> F> I> PLSelecting alternative routesYou can have the different routesdisplayed by the navigation
99NAVIGATION MODE >>>> D> GB> F> I> PLEntering/deleting a stopover(Only available when route guidance isactive.)With this func
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