GPS Navigation Receiver User's Guide

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Table Of Contents

End User License Agreement (EULA)
Contents
Introduction
- About this User Guide
  - Conventions
  - Symbols
- Legal notice
  - Liability
  - Trademarks
- Customer Service
  - Telephone Support
  - E-mail
- The NAVIGON Shop
Welcome
- Introducing Your NAVIGON 8100T
  - About GPS navigation
Getting Started
- What’s included
- Important safety information
- Preparing your NAVIGON 8100T for use
  - Charging the battery
    - Power Interruptions
- Memory Card
  - Removing the memory card
  - Inserting a memory card
- Installing the Car Cradle
- Optional Accessory Services
  - Activate Accessory Services
    - Activating NAVIGON FreshMaps Accessory Service
Basic Operations
- Starting the NAVIGON 8100T
- Viewing device status
- Using Keyboards
- Using menus
Security
- The Password Window
DirectHelp
- The DirectHelp Window
- Using DirectHelp
- Calling a DirectHelp POI
Using Voice Destination Entry
- General Instructions
- Languages
  - Street, Highway, Route Names
  - House Numbers
- Background Noise
- Setting Up Voice Destination Entry to Recognize Your Voice
  - Restarting Audio Assistant
  - Select Audio Assistant Volume
- The Voice Destination Entry Main Window
- Selecting a Destination using Voice Entry
- Selecting a Different Destination Using Voice Entry
Destination Selection
- Using auto-complete to select a destination
- The Search Area Tab
- Search Areas
  - Selecting a Search Area Using the Keyboard
  - Selecting a Search Area From a List
- Ways to Search for Destinations
- Entering an address
- Selecting a Point of Interest (POI) destination
- Selecting a Direct Access POI
  - Specify Direct Access POI categories
  - Information about the POI
- Searching for POIs Near a Selected Location
- Selecting a destination by tapping the map
- Starting navigation
  - Quitting navigation
  - No GPS reception
- Arriving at your destination
ZAGAT POIs
- ZAGAT POI Categories
- Zagat Ratings
My Destinations
- Saving a destination to the Favorites List
  - Saving the current location using GPS
  - Saving your home address as a Favorite Destination
- Navigating Home
- Importing Destinations from Outlook
- Selecting a saved destination
Routes
- Accessing the Route Planning Window
- Managing routes
  - Saving routes
  - Loading routes
- Navigation
- Simulating routes
  - Starting a route simulation
  - Ending simulation
- Viewing a Turn-by-Turn List
  - Blocking route sections
  - Removing blocks and using original routes
Maps
- North America Map
- View information on the current map
- Map Preview mode
- Map Navigation mode
  - Map functions in Navigation mode
- Destination Search mode
  - Operating in Destination Search mode
- Reality View Pro
  - Turning on Reality View Pro
- Panorama View 3D
  - Turning on Panorama View 3D
NAVIGON Lifetime Traffic
- Accessing the NAVIGON Lifetime Traffic Window
- The NAVIGON Lifetime Traffic Window
- Reroutes
  - Requesting a route recalculation
  - Canceling a Reroute Calculation for a Traffic Event
- TMC Status Window
Hands-Free Operation (Bluetooth)
- The Hands-Free Main Window
- Connecting (Pairing) with a Mobile Phone
- Troubleshooting Hands-Free Operation
- Answering a call
- Making a call
- During a call
- Ending the call
- Configuring the Hands-Free function
- The Hands-Free Settings Window
Logbook
- Start recording
- Stop recording
Customization
- Accessing the Settings window
- The Settings Window
- Selecting options
Legal Notices
- NOTICE TO DRIVERS IN CALIFORNIA AND MINNESOTA
- GPS
Technical Data
- Specifications
- Compliance Notices
Index

Destination Selection

Selecting a destination by tapping the map

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NAVIGON, INC. Version 1.1

The DESTINATION ON MAP WINDOW opens. Detailed address information for the

selected destination displays in the upper left-hand corner.

6. Tap the

Take Me There button.

The map opens in

Preview mode and shows the route calculated from your cur-

rent location to this destination.

For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 73.