User manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Warranty
- Safety instructions
- The Navigation device
- Overview of the scope of Delivery
- Overview of the navigation device
- General operation
- Maintenance and care
- Battery quality declaration
- Display quality declaration
- Start-up
- Power supply
- TMC antenna (depending on the model)
- GPS antenna
- Cable for vehicle integration (depending on model, optional)
- Memory card
- Unit bracket
- Switching the Navigation device on/off
- Basic information about the touch screen
- Basic information about the menus
- Radio remote control
- Content Manager
- Transferring pictures
- Faults
- Navigation Mode
- What is navigation?
- Selecting Navigation
- Last destinations list
- The New destination menu
- Navigation settings
- The Map view button
- The Route overview button
- The Guidance info button
- The Route options button
- Selecting the vehicle profile (depending on model)
- Truck and mobile home functions (depending on model)
- Setting truck profiles
- Selecting vehicle category and name
- Feedback after route calculation
- Zooming in on the map
- Warnings with planned route
- Warnings without planned route
- Selecting the route type
- Time-dependent route guidance
- Avoiding particular types of road
- The TMC button
- The Voice guidance button
- The Warnings button
- The Blocked roads button
- The Vehicle data button
- The Format button
- The Time button
- The Reset button
- Traffic announcements using TMC (depending on the model)
- The map display
- The Route overview
- SituationScan
- Map display options
- Telephone mode
- Tools
- Settings
- Technical terminology
- index
- Model overview and technical specifications
- NOTICE
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Technical terminology
GMT
(Greenwich Mean Time)
Central European Time standard
Standard time at 0 degree longitude (the
longitude intersecting Greenwich, Great
Britain). This time is used worldwide for
synchronization of data collection.
Bluetooth
Technology for wireless data transmis-
sion at short range up to 10 metres.
GPS
(Global Positioning System)
GPS determines your actual geographi-
cal position by the use of satellites. It is
based on a total of 24 satellites which or-
bit the Earth and transmit signals. The
GPS receiver receives these signals and
calculates the distance to each satellite
from the running time differences and
thus evaluates its actual current position
in terms of geographical length and
width. In order to determine the position,
signals from at least three satellites are
required,
and the fourth one allows the height to
be determined.
JPG/JPEG
(Joint Photographic Experts Group)
The JPEG is the most common type of
storage format for dissipating picture
compression., i.e. when compressing,
details of the picture are lost. Still pro-
vides good picture quality despite com-
pression, compression stages are se-
lectable. It is the most common format
for representation and exchange of pic-
tures on the internet.
SD card
(Secure Digital)
The Secure Digital Card was developed
in 2001 by SanDisk on the basis of the
older MMC standard. An SD card is a re-
writable change-over storage card.