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Select Where To? > Recent. Clearing the List of Recently Found Locations Select Where To? > Recent > > Clear > Yes. Finding Parking 1 Select Where To? > Categories > Parking. 2 Select a parking location. Finding Your Last Parking Spot When you disconnect the device from vehicle power while the device is on, your current location is saved as a parking spot. Select Apps > Last Spot. Search Tools Search tools allow you to search for specific types of locations by responding to on-screen prompts.
2 Select > Reset Field(s). 3 Select an option: • When not navigating a route, select Select All to reset every data field except the speedometer, on the first page. • Select Reset Trip Data to reset the information on the trip computer. • Select Reset Max. Speed to reset the maximum speed. • Select Reset Trip B to reset the odometer. Viewing Current Location Information You can use the Where Am I? page to view information about your current location.
• To dial a number using your voice, select Voice Dial, and speak a phone number. • To call a contact from your phone book, select Phone Book, and select a contact. • To call a recently dialed or received phone number, select Call History, and select a number. Disconnecting a Bluetooth Device You can temporarily disconnect a Bluetooth device without deleting it from the paired devices list. The Bluetooth device can connect to your Navigator device automatically in the future. 1 Select Settings > Bluetooth.
While creating or editing a trip, any via point can be changed to a shaping point and any shaping point can be changed into a via point. 1 Select Apps > Trip Planner. 2 Select New Trip. 3 Select Select Start Location. 4 Search for a location (Finding a Location by Category, page 3). 5 Select Select. 6 Select to add a final destination. 7 Select to add at least one via point. Via points are indicated by an orange flag.
Connecting the Device to Your Computer You can connect the device to your computer using a USB cable. 1 Plug the small end of the USB cable into the port on the device. 2 Plug the larger end of the USB cable into a port on your computer. A picture of your device connected to a computer appears on the device screen. Depending on your computer operating system, the device appears as either a portable device, a removable drive, or a removable volume.
Language and Keyboard Settings To open the Language and Keyboard settings, from the main menu, select Settings > Language & Keyboard. Voice Language: Sets the language for voice prompts. Text Language: Sets all on-screen text to the selected language. NOTE: Changing the text language does not change the language of user-entered data or map data, such as street names. Keyboard Language: Enables keyboard languages. Keyboard Layout: Sets the keyboard layout.
Changing the Fuse in the Vehicle Power Cable NOTE: The vehicle power cable is an optional accessory. NOTICE When replacing the fuse, do not lose any of the small pieces and make sure they are put back in the proper position. The vehicle power cable does not work unless it is assembled correctly. If your device does not charge in your vehicle, you may need to replace the fuse located at the tip of the vehicle adapter. 1 Unscrew the end piece À.
My device does not appear as a portable device on my computer On Mac computers and some Windows computers, the device connects using USB mass storage mode. In USB mass storage mode, the device appears as a removable drive or volume, and not as a portable device. Windows versions prior to Windows XP Service Pack 3 use USB mass storage mode. Battery voltage range From 7 V to 8.4 V Radio frequency protocol Bluetooth wireless technology 2.