User`s guide

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TeleNav, you should try the 408 number. Ease of using the Voice Address Input system is probably a more
important consideration than the minor change in your billing.
Help/About
The TeleNav Menu footer caption for Help/About is shown below on the left.
The content of the Help/About screen is shown on the right.
TIP: Have questions about TeleNav? We have answers! TeleNav Customer
Care is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For Customer Care,
dial toll free 88-TeleNav-4.
Click the trackwheel and select the Call Customer Care option to dial TeleNav
Customer Care directly.
Activity Messages
Whenever the TeleNav application on your handheld needs to contact the
TeleNav server, as it does when generating a route or map, it uses the
carrier’s data service. While it is using the data service, other services such
as SMS 2-way messaging, and conventional cellular will not be available.
Typically this interruption of other services will last no more than 20 seconds.
When TeleNav is using data service to contact the TeleNav servers, it will
present a message like: a) Reading GPS…, b) Waiting …, c) Sending …,
d) Receiving…, e) Logging in…, f) Personalizing …, g) Loading …,
and h) Storing ... There is also a small network activity indicator comprised of
two arrows in the upper right corner of the display that will appear when you
change map scale factor.
Taking an Incoming Call
When your handheld receives an incoming call, it will ring and display a
screen that allows you to take or ignore the call. If you take the call, TeleNav
will be operating but “suspended.” After the call, press the ESCape button to
end the call. At this point, TeleNav should resume from its suspended state.
If you are navigating and have gotten off the route, TeleNav will sound a
deviation jingle and obtain a new route for you.
NOTE: When TeleNav briefly uses the data network, incoming calls may be
blocked.