Pyle PLND35 3.5' Navigation System User Manual

PLND 35

SOFTWARE MANUAL

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User's Guide

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Contents

1 - Introduction 2

Destinator Features .......................................................................................................................................2

Destinator Guided Tour ................................................................................................................................2

2 - Getting Started 3

Menus ...........................................................................................................................................................3

Main Map......................................................................................................................................................6

GPS Not Found.............................................................................................................................................7

Map Views....................................................................................................................................................8

Point on the Map...........................................................................................................................................8

Screen Buttons ..............................................................................................................................................9

Cycling Through Screens..............................................................................................................................9

3 - Search for a Location 10

Enter Address..............................................................................................................................................10

Recent Locations.........................................................................................................................................14

My Favourites.............................................................................................................................................15

POI (Points of Interest) ...............................................................................................................................18

My Contacts (Optional) ..............................................................................................................................20

Traffic Information (Optional)....................................................................................................................21

Route Manager............................................................................................................................................25

Map Manager..............................................................................................................................................28

Extras ..........................................................................................................................................................30

4 - Settings 35

Prompts.......................................................................................................................................................35

Language Settings.......................................................................................................................................35

Look & Feel Settings ..................................................................................................................................35

GPS Settings ...............................................................................................................................................36

5 - Installation Requirements 37

PC Requirements ........................................................................................................................................37

Installing the Console .................................................................................................................................37

Console Toolbar..........................................................................................................................................38

Maps ...........................................................................................................................................................39

Import Favourite Location ..........................................................................................................................39

Exporting a Favourite Location from the Device........................................................................................40

Quick Activation.........................................................................................................................................41

6 - Maps 42

Map Screen Interface ..................................................................................................................................42

Installing a Map ..........................................................................................................................................42

Map Cutter Screen Interface .......................................................................................................................42

Focus the Map.............................................................................................................................................44

Cut Map ......................................................................................................................................................45

Load Map....................................................................................................................................................45

Remove Map...............................................................................................................................................45

7 - System Settings 46

Volume Settings..........................................................................................................................................47

Power Settings ............................................................................................................................................47

Backlight Settings.......................................................................................................................................47

Date-Time Settings .....................................................................................................................................48

Language Settings.......................................................................................................................................48

System Information.....................................................................................................................................48

Index 49

1 - Introduction

Welcom e t o the world of m obile navigation! Wit h Dest ina tor , you can st eer into a new era of m obile

navigat ion. Sim ple operat ion, clear m aps in 2 D or 3 D m ode as well as num erous innovat ive feat ures and

funct ions have m ade Dest inator t he essent ial guide for every t raveller – whether in t he car, on foot or by

bike.

Destinator Features

Dest ina tor provides the following features for easy navigation:

 Route calculat ion wit hin seconds

 High qualit y 2D/ 3D m aps w it h display of st reet nam es·

 QuickNav butt on for travel t o a predet erm ined address

 Address input via a full- size keyboard opt im ized for finger input

 St oring of any locat ion one click away

 Cross border navigat ion wit hout swit ching m aps

 Address ret rieval from Hist ory, Favourit es, Points of I nt erest ( POI ) or Microsoft® Out look® contact s

 Planning and opt im ising of m ult i- st op trips·

 Car navigation with fast est or shortest route

 Pedest r ian navigat ion in parks and town centres

 Fast inst allat ion, no act ivat ion

 Short t ut orial for an easy st art·

 Day and night views or t urn- by- t urn inform at ion

 Real t im e, high accuracy t raffic data

Destinator Guided Tour

When you first st art t he Dest inat or navigat ion syst em , a m essage box appears prom pt ing

you to open the Dest in a t or Gu ided Tour program . The Guided Tour is an excellent way of

becom ing fam iliar wit h t he different navigation feat ures available. You can also st art t he

Dest inator Gu ided Tour

any t im e, by t apping t he Tutor ia l but t on from the Ex t ras m enu.

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2 - Getting Started

Menus

Dest inations – ( see "Dest inat ions Menu" on page 3) m enu - Provides the central navigat ion feat ures, such

as Addresses, Recent Locations, My Favorites, POI (Points of I nterest ), and My Contact s.

Option s ( see " Options Menu" on page4) m enu - Pr ovides 2D/ 3D and Day/ Night m ap view opt ions, Traffic

I nfo.

funct ionalit y and the following subm enus:

o Rout e M anage r (see "Rout e Manager Menu" on page 4) - Displays feat ures relat ing to route

inform at ion, avoiding roads, and set ting up a QuickNav route.

o Map Manager ( see " Map Manager Menu" on page 5) - Displays features relat ing to select ing m aps

and specifying m ap set tings.

o Ex t ras (on page 5) - Displays Dest inat or’s add- on feat ures

Se t tings ( see " Set tings Menu" on page 6) m enu - Provides set t ing opt ions t o configure t he navigat ion

syst em .

You can press t he

button from t he M ain Map screen to display t he Dest inat ions m enu, as shown

below.

Destinations Menu

The Addr ess butt on lets you

navigat e t o an address, as

described in "

Ent e r

Address"

( see on page 10) .

The Re ce nt Loca t ion s

but ton let s you navigat e t o a

previously visit ed dest ination,

as described in "

Recent

Loca tion s ( on page 14) ".

The M y Fa vourit es butt on

let s you navigat e t o a

favourit e locat ion, as

described in "My Fa vourit e s

( on page

15)".

Figure 2 - D e st inat ions Menu

The Points of I nt e r e st button lets

you navigat e to thousands of

int erest ing places. For m ore

inform ation, see "

POI ( Poin t s of

I nterest ) ( on page 17) ".

The M y Con t act s butt on lets you

navigat e t o an address saved in your

Cont a ct s folder, as described in "M y

Cont a ct s (on page 19) " .

The Ca nce l Route butt on st ops t he

curr ent navigat ion.

The M ap but ton let s you ret urn to the M ain Ma p screen.

The Quit button let s you close t he De st inat or Navigat ion Syst em .

The M ore butt on lets you m ove between t he De st inat ions and Option s m enus.

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Options Menu

The

Day/ N ight M ode toggle

but ton let s you display the m ap

view for eit her day or night

driv ing. For a display of day and

night m aps, see "

Ma p View s

( on page

8) ".

The

2 D/ 3 D M ode t oggle butt on

let s you display t he m ap view in

2 dim ensional or 3-dim ensional

view s for eit her day or night

driv ing. For a display of 2D and

3D m aps, see "

Ma p Vie w s ( on

page

8) ".

The Route M a n a ger butt on

displays a m enu t hat let s you

select from t he following route

but tons: Show Route, Tur n-by-

Turn, Route Playback, Avoid

Road, and QuickNav. For m ore

inform ation, see “ Rout e

Ma nager ( on page

25) ” .

Figure 3 - Opt ions M e n u

Tr a ffic infor m at ion from FM radio

transm issions is r eceived by the

TM C- enabled GPS receiver and

m onit ored by your navigat ion

soft ware. For m ore inform at ion,

see "

Tr a ffic I nform a t ion ( on

page

21)".

The M ap M anager but ton displays

a m enu that let s you select from

the follow ing m ap buttons: Select

Map, Pedest r ian Mode, Free Map

Browsing , Unit s of Measure, and

Map Sett ings. For m ore

inform ation, see “

Ma p Ma na ger

( on page

28)” .

The Ex t ras button displays a m enu

that lets you select addit ional

Dest ina tor feat ures. For m ore

inform ation, see “ Ex tra s (on page

30)” .

Route Manager Menu

The Turn- by- Turn button let s

you display the com plet e, st ep-

by-step directions to your

dest inat ion. For m ore

inform ation, see "

Turn- by- Tu r n

List

( on page 25) " .

The Route Sum m ary button

let s you display your com plete

rout e on the M a p screen. This

but ton is disabled when no rout e

exist s.

The Route Pla yback but t on let s

you record your rout e and play

it back lat er. For m ore

inform ation, see " Route

Pla yback ( on page

28) ".

Figure 4 – Rou t e Manager Menu

The Avoid Roa ds but t on let s you

avoid a road t ype, such as toll

roads or select ed st reet s, as

described in "

Avoid Roads (on

page 26)".

The Quick Nav Se t tings but ton

let s you specify an address or place

to which you can navigate wit h a

single t ap on the QuickNav but ton.

For m ore inform at ion, see

"Quick Nav ( on page

28) ".

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Map Manager Menu

The Se le ct Ma p button let s you

choose am ong different m aps on

your m em ory card. For m ore

inform ation, see "

Se le ct Ma p ( on

page

29)".

The Unit s of M e a sure button

let s you specify the syst em

m easurem ent unit s. For m ore

inform ation, see "

Units of

Mea su r e (on page 30) " .

The M ap Se t tings but ton let s

you specify m ap orientat ion, font ,

and zoom feat ures. For m ore

inform ation, see " M ap Se t tings

( on page

30)".

Figure 5 – M a p M a n a ger M e n u

The Pedest rian M ode/ D r iving

Mode

button let s you toggle

bet ween travelling as a pedest rian

or in a vehicle. When in Pedest r ian

Mode, you are not lim it ed by

vehicle const raints, such as one

way st reets. Note that you can

only generat e a route up t o ten

kilom et res and Voice prom pts are

not available.

The Free M a p Brow sing butt on

let s you browse the m ap

unconnect ed to the current

locat ion. I n t his m ode, t he GPS

syst em is not used. Your current

posit ion is not det ect ed and

Dest ina tor does not keep track of

your driving progress.

Extras

Figure 6 - Ex t ras M enu

The M ult i- St op Pla n ner butt on let s you designat e several st ops on a

rout e, as described in "

Mult ist op Pla nne r (on page 30)".

The Tutor ia l but ton opens the Dest in a t or Guide Tour program . The

Guided Tour is an excellent way of becom ing fam iliar wit h the

different navigation feat ures available.

The SM S I nbox button let s you set a route by an address received

thr ough an SM S m essage, as described in "Navigatin g t o a n SM S

Address ( on page

32)". Not e: This feature is available in Phone-

Enabled devices only.

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Settings Menu

The button, at t he bot tom of the Opt ions m enu, let s you configure your set tings opt ions.

The Prom pt s but t on let s you

specify the types of voice or visual

prom pt s that you want t o use. For

m ore inform ation, see "

Prom pts

( on page

35)".

The La n guage but t on let s you

select t he language for announcing

travel prom pt s, st reet nam es, and

driv ing direct ions. For m ore

inform ation, see “

La nguage

Se t t ings ( on page 35) ”.

The Look & Fe e l but ton let s you

select a different skin. For m ore

inform ation, see “ Look & Feel

Se t t ings ( on page

35)” .

Figure 7 - Se t tings Menu

The GPS butt on let s you

configure t he GPS set tings. For

m ore inform ation, see "

GPS

Se t t ings

( on page 36) " .

The H elp butt on opens the

Dest ina tor help file.

The About but t on opens an

inform ation box, providing

version and copyright

inform ation.

Main Map

You can use the icons displayed on t his screen to plan and view your rout e.

Figure 8 - Ma p Scr e e n

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Current locat ion in V e hicle Mode.

Current locat ion in Pe dest r ian Mode.

Last known locat ion when GPS signal is unreliable.

Generat ed rout e

Travel direction

The r e d GPS receiver m eans that a reliable GPS signal is not yet locat ed.

The green GPS receiver m eans that a reliable GPS signal is locat ed and that you are

ready t o navigat e.

These icons display your power source, elect ricit y or bat t ery. The bat t ery appears as

green, yellow, or red depending on w het her t he bat t ery is recharged or weak.

The GPS bar is a t oggle butt on that displays t he rem aining t ravel dist ance and t ravel tim e, est im ated tim e

of arrival, st reet nam e and address num ber, and speed and altit ude.

When you have calculat ed a route, the Direct ions bar displays inform ation about your next turn. Click this

bar for a com plet e list of turn- by-turn directions.

GPS Not Found

When you first st art your navigat ion device, you will hear t he m essage "Signal t oo low". This m essage

m eans t hat your navigat ion device hasn’t yet locat ed a reliable GPS signal. Check t hat your device is

connect ed to t he cigarett e lighter and has a clear view of t he sky.

The “ GPS not found” m essage m eans t hat ther e is no GPS antenna or t he ant enna is not properly inst alled.

For m ore inform at ion about GPS, see GPS Set tings ( on page 36.

Please check t hat :

 The GPS ant enna is extended or flipped up.

 The GPS ant enna has a clear view of the sky for uninterrupt ed GPS recept ion. D e st inat or cannot

calculat e t he rout e if t here is no

GPS r ecept ion (for exam ple, in a tunnel) .

 The navigat ion device is charged or connect ed t o the cigaret te lighter.

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Map Views

From the Opt ions m enu, you can det erm ine whet her you want to see a t wo- dim ensional or t hree-

dim ensional m ap in daylight or night -tim e conditions.

Figure 9 - 2 D D a y M ap Vie w

Figure 1 0 - 2 D Night M a p View

Figure 1 1 - 3 D D ay Map V ie w

Figure 1 2 - 3 D N ight M a p View

Point on the Map

You can navigat e t o any point by t apping it s locat ion direct ly on t he M a in Map screen in both 2D and 3D

m ap view . This feat ure is especially handy when you w ant to navigate to a specific point on t he m ap, but

you don’t have the st reet address. When you t ap on the m ap, the cont ext m enu appears.

Go There – This butt on let s you calculate a rout e from t he m ap point .

Add t o M y Fa vour it es – This button let s you save a point on the m ap

as a favourit e dest inat ion. This is helpful if you see a locat ion that you

want t o ret urn you lat er.

Se t a s Or igin –This butt on let s you designat e t he select ed point as

the starting point and not the designation. This is helpful when you

want t o calculate a route from a point other t han your current location.

Tap t he

Free M a p Brow sing but ton t o disconnect from t he GPS

receiver .

Se nd SMS Message – I f you are using a phone- enhanced navigation

device, you can send your current locat ion in an SM S m essage. For

m ore inform at ion, go to "

Se ndin g an SM S Addr e ss ( on page 33)" .

Figure 1 3 - Point on t he Ma p Opt ions

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Getting St a r t ed

Screen Buttons

The following but t ons appear on m any of the navigation D e st ina t or screens.

When you t ap t he Next but ton for a select ed addr ess, gr oup, or place, Dest inator

autom at ically opens the next screen in the sequence.

When you t ap t he Ba ck but t on, D e st in a t or r et urns you to the previous screen.

When you t ap t he GO but ton, D e st in a t or calculates the route t o your selected

dest ination.

The Act ion s but t on provides a list of com m and options available for t he select ed

address or place.

The Save, OK, or Don e buttons confirm your value preferences and ret urns you t o t he

m enu or m ap.

Cycling Through Screens

Every navigat ion funct ion in t he syst em , such as Addr ess, POI , or My Favourit es consist s of a sequence of

screens. You can cycle through t he screen sequences by eit her:

 Selecting an it em from t he list and tapping it .

 Selecting an it em form t he list and tapping the N ext but t on.

The sequence ends wit h t he Show on Map screen, where the dest inat ion is displayed and the GO but ton is

available for you to calculat e a rout e.

Not e: You m ust fir st select an it em for Act ions, N ext and Back but t ons t o be enabled.

3 - Search for a Location

Enter Address

When you click the Addr e ss button, t he Addr e ss screen appears as shown below.

Figure 1 4 - D isplay the Addr ess Scr e e n

N ote: For Unit ed St at es m aps, an addit ional St a tes Addr e ss screen appears.

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Se arch for a Loca t ion

You can use the keyboard to ent er t he charact ers of the address nam e. The charact er s appear in t he

Address field. D est inat or autom atically searches the Addr e ss list for t he first occurrence of the entered

characters. After you have select ed a cit y,

Dest ina tor displays the next address field, such as st reet and

address num ber.

You can also t ap t he Nex t button to m ove t hrough t he sequence of address screens.

The following com m and keys are available t o enhance your search process:

I f t he aut om at ic search feat ure does not find your specified nam e, use t he Find button t o

conduct a sub- search, particularly useful when the address nam e consist s of two or m ore

words.

The Scroll butt ons let you m ove up or down the list of address it em s, such as t own or street

nam es.

The H ide/ Displa y Keyboard toggle but t on let s you ext end or short en t he address list by

hiding or displaying t he keyboard.

N ote: The keyboard is aut om at ically hidden, displaying t he address list only, when the

num ber of address search result s fit s on a single screen. I f the search result s do not display

the desire address, display t he keyboard and ent er addit ional search characters.

The Select key let s you display lowercase, num eric, and special charact ers This but ton also

displays different alphabet charact ers ( for exam ple, Greek) . The operat ing syst em inst alled

on t he device m ust be able t o support these char act ers.

The Er a se key let s you delet e t he last charact er in an address field.

You can change your addr ess search m ethod by tapping the M ode button t o select from a variet y of address

form at s, as described in "

Address M ode s" (on page 11) .

N ote: I f the ent ered characters are not found at the beginning of the nam e in t he Address list , the Sm art

Search System autom at ically searches for the entered charact ers throughout t he entire list, for exam ple, in

the m iddle or t he end of the nam e.

Dest ina tor let s you search for cit y and st reet nam es w it hout having special charact ers, such as um lauts or

accent m arks, which are used in m any European languages.

Address Modes

You can define t he inform at ion used to locat e an address by tapping the button. Dest in a t or

provides a variet y of options for entering an address.

St at e- City

For Unit ed St at es m aps only. This sequence provides t he following

address screens: St a te , Cit y, St ree t, Address N um ber

Tow n - St re et

This sequence provides the following address screens: Tow n, St reet , Address

N um be r

For every cit y, you also have t he opt ion of select ing the Cit y Cent r e.

I f you don't know address num ber , you can select the Str e e t M idpoint .

Tow n-St r eet is the default form at .

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St re et - Tow n

This sequence provides the following address screens: Tow n, St reet , Address

N um be r

This m ode lets you enter a st reet nam e wit hout having to first designat e a t own.

Useful when you're looking for an address in a m etropolit an area where t here ar e

m any cit ies and t owns.

Side St re ets

This sequence provides the following address screens: Tow n, St reet 1 , St reet 2

You can locate a road junct ion by ent ering t he nam es of two intersect ing st reets.

Post Code

This sequence provides the following address screens: Post Code , St reet,

Address N um be r

You can locate a st reet address by entering the post code, wit hout entering a t own

nam e. Useful when you have no inform at ion about the t own.

I n Othe r Ma ps

You can select anot her m ap of a country that you can travel t o by vehicle.

This feat ure is available only when you have the following m aps inst alled:

 Map of t he country where you are currently locat ed.

 Map of t he country where you wish t o t ravel.

 The m ap of t he m aj or roads for t hat continent that connect one m ap t o

anot her ( for exam ple, the m aj or roads of Europe)

For exam ple, if you are in Par is and you want t o t ravel t o Munich, select the m ap

of Germ any and designat e Munich Tow n Centre as your destinat ion. Dest in a t or

autom at ically displays t he m ap of France when travelling on local roads of t hat

country, a m ap of Maj or Roads of Europe when travelling on a European

m ot orway, and t he m ap of Germ any when travelling on local roads of that

country.

Address Actions

When you have specified an address, t ap the Act ions but t on to select from t he following Address

com m ands:

Set as Origin

Let s you designat e t he select ed location as the route origin. You w ould use this com m and when calculat ing a

rout e from a point other t han your current locat ion. Tap t he Free M a p Br ow sin g button to disconnect from

the GPS receiver.

Show on Map

Let s you see t he select ed address on t he m ap.

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Se arch for a Loca t ion

Add to My Favourites

Lets you add an address to your list of favourit e locat ions, as shown in the figure below. For m ore

inform ation, see "My Favourites".

Figure 1 5 - Add Address t o M y Fa vourit es

I f you are using a phone- enabled navigat ion device, you can send your current locat ion in an SM S m essage.

For m ore inform at ion, see "Sending an SM S Address" ( on page 33) .

Go to your Destination

After you have specified the address, tap the N ext button. Dest in a t or shows your dest inat ion on t he M ap

screen before calculating a rout e. Check t hat t he dest inat ion address is correct at the top of the screen. I f

you want t o change the destinat ion, t ap t he

Ba ck button and change your address ent ries.

Figure 1 6 - Ca lcula t e your Dest ination

When you have specified t he address, you can inst ruct D e st inat or how t o calculat e your route by tapping

eit her t he Quick or Sh ort button.

This opt ion select s t he route t hat takes the least am ount of t im e. Quick is t he default

value.

This opt ion select s t he route t hat is the short er dist ance. Rem em ber, the short er r out e m ay

not always be the quickest , as you are able to t ravel fast er on som e roads than on ot hers.

When you are ready, t ap t he

button to creat e a route to your select ed dest inat ion.

N ote: Route generat ion excludes any det our s, st ops or delays along t he route.

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Recent Locations

The Re ce nt Locat ions screen let s you select an exist ing destinat ion from a list of

dest inat ions t hat you have previously t ravelled to. Dest in a t or aut om at ically st ores t he

last 64 dest inations in m em ory. As each new rout e is added to the top of the list, t he

older dest inat ions at t he bot tom are erased.

To navigat e to a recent dest inat ion, t ap t he Re ce n t Locat ions but ton. From t he Re ce nt

Loca tions screen, select a locat ion and tap the Show or N ext button. A m ap appears

show ing the specified locat ion. Tap the GO but ton to calculat e t he rout e.

Figure 1 7 - Tr a ve llin g t o a Rece nt Loca t ion

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From this screen, you can tap the Act ions butt on to select from t he following com m and options.

Se t as Origin

Let s you designat e t he select ed locat ion as t he rout e origin. You would use

this com m and when calculating a rout e from a point other t han your current

location. Tap t he

Free M a p Brow sing butt on to disconnect from t he GPS

receiver .

Delet e I t em

Let s you delet e a recent locat ion.

Cle a r List

Lets you clear all locat ions in t he Re ce n t Loca tion s screen.

Se nd SMS

I f you are using a phone- enabled navigat ion device, you can send your

current locat ion in an SMS m essage. For m ore inform at ion, see "Se ndin g an

SM S Addre ss

( on page 33) " .

I nform a tion

This button displays t he location’s address inform ation.

My Favourites

A Favourit e is a dest inat ion that you have stored for easy ret rieval.

To access a favour it e dest inat ion, open t he Dest in a t ion s m enu and t ap the My

Fa vourit es but t on. The M y Fa vourit es screen displays your favourit es groups. When you

tap on a select ed group,

Dest in a t or autom at ically displays it s stored locations. Tap the

selected location to show your destinat ion on a m ap. Tap the

GO but t on to calculat e your

rout e.

Figure 1 8 - Trave l to a Fa vourit e Loca tion

Not e: The My Favourites folder is the default folder where all favourites are st ored if not assigned t o a

group.

The Show M ap screen also lets you set your rout e t ype, Quick or Shor t . For m ore inform at ion, see "Go to

your Dest in a t ion " (on page 13).

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Favourite Groups

You can tap t he Act ions butt on from t he M y Fa vourit es screen t o add, edit , or delet e groups, as described

below.

Add Gr oup

When you t ap t his but ton, the Fa vour ites Gr oup screen appears. Enter t he group

nam e and select an icon to ident ify t he group, as shown below.

Figure 1 9 - Cr e a t e Fa vourit e s Gr oup

The icon identifies all dest inations locat ed in that group, as displayed on the m ap.

Edit Group

When you t ap t his but ton, the Fa vour ites Gr oup screen appears wit h t he nam e

and select ed im age of t he highlighted group. You can change the nam e and icon.

Delet e Gr oup

When you t ap t his but ton, the select ed group and its associat ed entries are

rem oved. The

My Fa vou r it es gr oup cannot be delet ed.

Favourite Alerts

Aler t s let you know t hat you are wit hin a certain dist ance of a favourit e locat ion.

You can tap t he Ale r t s butt on to set the dist ances for t he 1st and 2nd Alert s. When you travel closer than

the designat ed dist ance, t he alert will sound, as shown below.

Figure 2 0 - Sett ing Your Fa vou r it e Ale r ts

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Not es:

Favourit e Alert set tings affect all Favourites Groups.

The 2nd Alert m ust be set t o go off at closer distance than the 1st Alert.

Aler t s can be set for a group but not for individual locat ions. Of course, you can always creat e a group t hat

has just one locat ion.

You can disable t he alerts for all groups by select ing t he 1st Alert sett ing to Off.

You can disable t he alerts for a particular group by rem oving the t ick next t o the select ed group. Act ivat e

that disabled alert by adding a tick next to the select ed group.

Figure 2 1 - D isable d Fa vou r it e Ale r t s

Add Favourite Locations

Tap MY FAVOURI TES or any select ed gr oup that you have created to display its locat ions. You can save a

locat ion to your favourites groups from t he Addr e ss, Re ce n t Loca tions, or POI screens. For m or e

inform ation, see "

Add t o M y Fa vourit es (on page 13) ".

Favourites Actions

From this screen, you can tap the Act ions butt on to display t he following com m ands.

Se t as Origin

Let s you designat e t he select ed locat ion as t he rout e origin. You

would use t his com m and when calculat ing a route from a point

ot her t han your cur rent location. Tap t he

Free M a p Brow sing

but ton t o disconnect from t he GPS receiver.

Show Map

Let s you see t he select ed address on t he m ap.

Edit Favourit e Loca t ion

Let s you change the nam e, com m ent , or group locat ion for the

selected location.

Delet e Favourit e Loca tion

Tap t he but t on t o rem ove t he select ed locat ion.

Se nd SMS

I f you are using a phone- enabled navigat ion device, you can send

your current locat ion in an SMS m essage. For m ore inform at ion,

see

Se ndin g an SM S Addr e ss ( on page 33) .

I nform a tion

This button displays addit ional address inform at ion, such as

address det ails, phone num ber, and ot her com m ent s about your

favour it e location that you have ent er ed.

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POI (Points of Interest)

The POI list is a collect ion of hundreds of int erest ing or useful places organised by easy- t o-

find cat egories. For exam ple, you can use D e st inat or t o guide you to a shopping centre,

hot el, r est aurant, or pet rol st at ion.

From the Dest inat ions m enu, t ap t he Points of I nt erest but t on. The POI screen appears. You can find a

cat egory by t apping t he H ide/ D isplay Keyboard

button and ent ering t ext in the POI Cat egory field.

The Sm art Search System autom at ically displays t he POI categories that m atch the charact ers ent ered.

I f you didn’t find t he category through the init ial search you can also use the Fin d

button to do a

sub- search, particularly useful when the cat egory nam e consists of two or m ore words. You can always

browse t he POI Category list by using the Scroll but tons.

When select ing a category, Dest inat or autom at ically displays t he cat egory entries and the dist ance each

entry is from your current posit ion. Select your ent ry and tap or click t he N ext button to display your

selected dest inat ion on the m ap and then tap the

GO button to calculat e your route. From the Show on Map

screen, you can designat e a route type, Quick or Short. For m ore inform at ion about calculating a rout e, see

Go t o you r D e st in a t ion (on page 13) " on page 13.

Figure 2 2 – Points of I n t erest

N ote: From t he Act ions screen, click t he Sor t by ABC butt on to display t he cat egory ent ries in alphabetical

order.

Subcategories

Many cat egories have subcategories t o provide for an even great er list

of choices. For exam ple, “ Pet rol St ation” m ay have m any

subcat egories each representing a par t icular brand nam e. The sam e is

also t rue for Hot els. Rest aurants have subcategories that represent

different t ypes of food, such as I ndian, I t alian, and French, as shown

below.

Figure 2 3 - POI Subca tegories

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Search Near a Location

You can tap t he Near butt on to det erm ine the locat ion area, where you want t o search for a specific place,

such as a pet rol st at ion, hot el, or rest aurant.

The available opt ions are list ed below.

Curr ent Loca t ion

Let s you search near your cur rent locat ion. This is t he default value.

Dest inat ion

Let s you search near a specified dest ination. For exam ple, you know your

general dest ination, but not very m uch about int eresting locat ions in t he area.

You can use Dest inat or to locat e t he tourist at t r act ions close to your

dest inat ion. Note that this button is enabled only when a dest ination is

entered.

Ot he r Address

Let s you search near anot her address. For exam ple, you have set a

dest inat ion, but on the way you want t o st op at anot her locat ion. You can use

this feat ure t o search near that locat ion for rest aurants, lodging, historical

sit es, or other locations.

Sea rch Radiu s

Enter t he locat ion dist ance to search for a designat ed place. For exam ple, if

you ent er 5 km , Dest inat or only searches within a five kilom et re radius.

When you select a large search radius, you risk t he chance of finding too

m any locat ions, which m akes it harder t o find the place t hat you are searching

for. I t is best t o st art wit h a sm all search radius size, and t hen increase t he

radius size if necessary.

Not e: if you don’t specify a search radius, D e st in a t or searches the whole

m ap and displays the locat ions according to the dist ance fr om you.

Show or Hide Symbol on Map

You can add or rem ove t he ticks next to a POI entry to show or hide t he POI sym bol on the Map.

POI Actions

When you have select ed a POI locat ion, t ap the Act ions butt on to display t he com m ands list ed below.

Se t as Origin

Let s you designat e the select ed locat ion as t he route origin. You would use t his

com m and when calculating a rout e from a point other than your current locat ion.

Tap t he

Free M a p Brow sing but ton t o disconnect from t he GPS receiver.

Show on Map

Let s you see t he select ed address on t he m ap.

Add t o My Favourite s

Lets you add an address to your list of favourite locat ions, as shown in the figure

below. For m ore inform ation, see " My Favourit es" .

Sort By ABC or

Dist ance

Let s you sort t he entries of the select ed cat egory alphabetically or by dist ance from

your current locat ion.

N ote: D est inat or initially displays the ent ries by dist ance.

Se nd SMS

I f you are using a phone- enabled navigat ion device, you can send your current

locat ion in an SMS m essage. For m ore inform at ion, see "Sendin g an SM S

Address

( on page 33) " .

I nform a tion

This button displays t he location’s address inform ation.

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My Contacts (Optional)

You can specify a cont act address as a dest inat ion, by select ing a cont act from your PC folder , found under

the St a r t m enu.

From the Dest inat ions m enu, tap the My Contact s but t on to display your list of contact s. Select a contact

and click Next t o display t he addresses ent er ed for t he cont act. From t he Contact Addr e ss screen, tap

Next t o display the sim ilar addresses that ar e recognised by D e st in a t or . Select a Dest inat or address and

click Next t o show t he locat ion on t he m ap. Tap the GO but t on to inst ruct D e st in a t or to navigat e t o the

selected address.

Figure 2 4 - Loca t ing a Cont act 's Addr e ss

When you t ab t he Act ions but ton, you can choose from t he following opt ions:

Add t o My Favourite s

Lets you add an address to your list of favourit e locat ions,

as shown in the figure below. For m ore inform at ion, see

"My Favourit es" .

Se t as Origin

Let s you designat e t he select ed locat ion as t he rout e

origin. You would use this com m and when calculating a

rout e from a point other t han your current locat ion. Tap

the

Free M a p Brow sing butt on to disconnect from t he

GPS receiver.

Se nd as SM S

I f you are using a phone- enabled navigat ion device, you

can send your current locat ion in an SMS m essage. For

m ore inform ation, see "

Sendin g an SM S Address (on

page

33)".

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Traffic Information (Optional)

What is the Traffic Message Channel?

The Traffic Message Channel (TMC) is a specific applicat ion of the FM Radio Dat a System ( RDS) used for

broadcast ing real- tim e t raffic and weat her inform ation. Dat a m essages are received silently, decoded, and

delivered to a TM C-enabled navigat ion syst em t hat can offer dynam ic route guidance – alerting the driver t o

a problem on the planned route and calculat ing an alternat ive route t o avoid the incident .

Coverage of the Service

TM C Services cover nearly all of West ern Europe. Each service is transm itt ed by a national, regional, or

local broadcast er. TM C Service provides traffic inform ation for m onit ored roads only, m otorways and m ain

roads. TM C radio t ransm issions recept ion can change from area to area, depending on w eat her condit ions,

st atic electricit y, power lines, and other natural or m an-m ade condit ions.

Disclaimer

Dest in a t or Tech nologie s is not responsible for any dam age caused by an accident due to unreliable TMC

radio t r ansm issions by nat ional, regional, or local broadcast ers caused by TMC service rest rictions, or by

natural and m an-m ade condit ions that prevent real- t im e traffic and weat her inform ation from being

delivered to the TM C- enabled navigat ion syst em . D e st inat or Tech nologie s is not responsible for t he

qualit y or accuracy of t he events br oadcast and the m et hod by which they are displayed.

TMC Antenna Installation

I nst alling t he TMC Ant enna:

1. Place the wired antennas horizontally in t he car using the rubber st ickers provided. I t is

recom m ended that the antenna be at t ached to the windscreen. Please not e t hat som e car m odels

( especially French) use coat ed windscreen glass and placing t he radio antenna on ot her windows is

therefore r ecom m ended on t hese cars.

2. The TMC syst em autom at ically locat es the frequency of t he closest radio st at ion and r ecom m ends

an alt ernate route when traffic event s ( such as congest ion or an accident) are det ect ed. For m ore

inform ation, please refer to the user m anual.

3. Ot her traffic event s – such as General I nform at ion, Roadworks and Weat her – are also m onit ored to

let the user avoid these event s m anually.

Destinator Traffic Service

Dest ina tor provides the following traffic service:

1. The Dest inat or Traffic Engine m onit ors the events relevant t o your rout e only.

2. Dest ina tor aut om at ically calculat es the best alt ernative rout e.

3. Every 5 m inut es, D e st inat or re- evaluat es the t raffic conditions and rout e accordingly.

4. No addit ional registrat ion or act ivat ion is required. Sim ply use your device in the way you are used

to.

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Traffic Info Alert

Traffic ( TMC) m essages are nat ional and regional FM radio broadcast s t hat are used to inform drivers of

traffic, weather, and ot her driving condit ions, as shown below .

The Traffic Alert icon appears each t im e a t raffic event is encountered. The

alert descript ion is displayed in the

TMC I nbox screen, which can be

opened by t apping on the Traffic Alert icon.

Figure 2 5 - Tr affic I nfo Ale r t

N ote: Som e car m odels (especially French) use coat ed windscreen glass, and placing t he radio ant enna on

ot her windows is t herefore recom m ended on t hese cars. An alternat ive solut ion is to inst all an Ant enna

Split t er t hat lets you use your usual radio antenna. For m ore inform at ion about t he Ant enna Split t er, please

go t o htt p: / / www.gns- gm bh.com

TM C inform ation is received by your TMC- enabled GPS receiver and m onit ored by your soft ware.

Dest ina tor can autom at ically reroute your travel t o avoid areas t hat TM C indicates are t roublesom e t o

drivers. For inst ance, if t here is a st orm or accident in your vicinit y, your rout e would be r ecalculat ed t o

avoid the problem .

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N ote: Please go t o http: / / www.tm cforum .com for inform at ion about European count ries t hat provide TM C

service. A TMC receiver is required to receive TM C br oadcast s.

From the Opt ions m enu, select the Tr a ffic I nfo but t on, which opens t he TMC inbox, and displays traffic

reports. You can select a traffic report and click Next to show a m ap of t he affect ed road. I f you click t he

Avoid button, D e st in a t or recalculates your rout e. Not e t hat if the event was avoided, t he Show M a p

screen displays t he Allow button to recalculate to that previously avoided rout e sect ion.

Figure 2 6 - Tr affic I nfo Events

All TM C m essages are delivered t o the TMC I nbox, but only m essages relat ing t he direct rout e and a 200

m etre radius are displayed. The radius is set t o 160 kilom et res when no route has been select ed.

N ote: I t is st rongly r ecom m ended t hat you let Dest ina t or aut om at ically scan and lock ont o the TM C

st at ions and do not m anually search for a TM C st ation.

You can use the following butt ons to go t o a different radio frequency:

Let s you search for a t raffic channel at a lower frequency. When a st at ion is locat ed,

Dest ina tor checks for TM C dat a. I f t here is no TMC data for this st ation, De st in a t or

continues to scan until a radio st at ion wit h TM C dat a is locat ed.

Lets you m ake m inim al ( 0.1) st eps t oward a lower frequency t o bring in the channel.

Let s you m ake m inim al (0.1) st eps t oward a higher frequency t o bring in t he channel.

Let s you scan for a t raffic channel wit h TMC dat a at a higher frequency.

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TMC Options

You can tap t he Opt ions butt on The Tra ffic I nfor m at ion Opt ion s dialogue box is displayed, as shown

below.

Figure 2 7 - D e fining Traffic I nform a t ion Set t in gs

You m ust configure t he Traffic M essa ge Channel ( TM C) be defining the follow ing set tings:

W he n an

even t occu rs:

You can select eit her:

Au t om atica lly - Dest in a t or autom at ically recalculat es the route to avoid a road wit h

adverse t raffic condit ions – traffic j am or accident only.

Manual - You can m anually select the TMC event from t he inbox and tap t he Avoid

but ton from t he Sh ow Map scr een.

Sea rch for

TM C St at ion s:

Au t om atica lly - Dest in a t or autom at ically scans the FM r adio fr equencies unt il a

TM C st at ion is found. Should you lose t he st ation frequency, D e st in a t or will

autom at ically scan for a new

TM C st at ion.

Manual - You can use t he frequency keys to scan for a TM C st ation [ Not advised] .

Te st TM C

When you t ap t his but ton, D e st in a t or expands the search radius for t o the "Whole

Map" for one m inute, sw it ches autom at ically t o t he TM C I nbox screen and displays a

test m essage called " Test ing TM C Service". After one m inute,

Dest ina tor reverts to

the rout e and the 200 m etre radius.”

I f you do not receive a m essage aft er tapping this button, please check in the

following sequence:

The TMC receiver is locked on to a TMC st at ion. I f not , reconnect your TM C receiver

I f you see t he t uner scanning but not locking on to a TM C st ation, try to change your

posit ion and check t hat your ant enna is vertical.

Depending on your locat ion, you m ight not have TM C coverage.

Check t hat you are using the m ap of the country that you are current ly t ravelling in.

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Traffic Info Map Icons

You can display Traffic I nfo. icons on the m ain m ap by select ing the Traffic I nfo. r adio button in the GPS

Connect ion Set t ings

screen.

This icon appears only when you have act ivat ed the TM C from t he GPS Conn e ct ion Set t ings screen.

You can tap t he TM C icon to display t he TM C I nbox screen.

The Route Aler t icon appears in place of the TM C icon, not ifying you t hat there are relevant TMC

m essages in your inbox

Route Manager

From the Opt ions m enu, tap the Route Ma na ger button t o display D est inat or’s r out e navigat ion

features, as described in the sections below.

Turn-by-Turn List

When you display the Tu r n - by- Turn screen by tapping t he Direct ions Bar on the m ain m ap, t he Turn- by-

Turn list changes as you navigat e the route.

After you have entered a dest inat ion and calculat ed a rout e, t he D ir e ctions bar appears on the M ain Ma p

screen, displaying the follow ing inform at ion:

 The next t urn direct ion

 The dist ance to the next turn

 The st reet nam e of the next turn

When you t ap t he Direct ions bar, D est in a t or displays a com plet e set of turn- by- t urn direct ions from your

curr ent point t o your select ed dest inat ion. You can also tap the Turn- by - Tu r n butt on to display t he

direct ion list .

Use the Scroll but t ons t o m ove up or down the direct ions list.

Figure 2 8 - Tu r n - by- Turn D ispla y

The follow ing opt ions are available:

The Rout e Sum m ary button displays your entire rout e on the M a p screen, plus the travel

distance and the Estim at ed Travel Tim e Rem aining ( ETR) .

The Show Turn but t on displays t he next t urn on the M ap screen, including t he st reet

nam e, the distance t o it , and t he turn direct ion.

The Avoid butt on lets you avoid the select ed turn in t he direct ions list . D e st in a t or

recalculat es the rout e aut om at ically. Note that when you exclude a t urn, the recalculat ed

rout e m ay take longer.

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Route Summary or Cancel Route

The Route Sum m ary button let s you display an overview of your com plet e route on the M ap

Manager screen, t he t ot al driving dist ance to your destinat ion, t he est im ated t ravel tim e,

and the com plet e dest inat ion address.

The Ca nce l Route butt on, in the Dest inations m enu, st ops t he current navigat ion and clears

the rout e. This feature is act ive only aft er a dest ination has been set .

Avoid Roads

You can specify that certain roads be perm anently excluded from your rout e calculations. Use this feat ure

when you w ant t o avoid congest ed roads, t oll roads, or unsafe street s.

From the Rout e Manager m enu, tap the Avoid Roa ds but ton. The Avoid Roa ds screen appear s, displaying

the Toll Roads and Avoid Road groups.

Figure 2 9 – Cr e a t ing Avoid Roa d Gr oups

Avoid Road Groups

From the Avoid Roads screen, tap the Act ions but t on. The Act ion s scr een lets you select from t he

following com m ands:

Add Gr oup

Creat e a new a group of r oads t o avoid. For exam ple, you can creat e a group called

“ Count ry Roads” , where you designat e t he roads in t hat area t o be avoided.

When you t ap t he Add Gr oup but t on, t he Avoid Roa ds Gr oup screen appears. Enter

the group nam e and tap Save.

Edit Group

Select a group and tap this button to change t he group nam e. When you tap the Edit

Grou p button, the Avoid Roads Gr oup screen appears displaying the group nam e.

Change t he group nam e and tap Save. The new nam e is displayed on t he Av oid

Roa ds screen.

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Delet e Gr oup

Select a group and tap this button to rem ove t he group from t he Avoid Roads screen.

The road ent ries in this group are also rem oved.

When select ing a group rout e, you can tap the or butt ons t o include or exclude all

roads locat ed in t he group.

Avoid Road Locations

When you t ap Default or an Av oid Roads group, D e st in a t or displays t he gr oup screen, which lets you select

roads t o avoid. From t his screen, you can use the Allow or Avoid buttons to include or exclude a select ed

road when calculating a rout e.

Figure 3 0 - Addin g a Road t o Avoid

Not e: You cannot specify a particular toll road.

You can tap t he Act ions butt on from t his screen to select from the following com m ands:

Add Road

Let s you select a road. An address screen appears for you t o specify a t own and

st reet . When you have com pleted updating your road inform ation, tap Save.

Edit Road

Let s you renam e t he road and select a different group. When you have m ade your

changes, t ap Save.

Delet e Road

Select a road and tap this button to rem ove t he road from your group. Dest inat or

no longer avoids t he rem oved road.

Show on Map

Let s you show t he m ap wit h t he displayed dest inat ion for you t o review before

creat ing a rout e.

I nform a tion

This button displays t he location’s address inform ation.

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Route Playback

This feat ure let s you record your rout e as you’re driving and then t o play it back on the M ain

Map screen. From t he Route Manager m enu, tap the Rout e Pla yba ck button.

To record a rout e, tap the Record button in t he Rout e Pla yback screen. Dest inat or shows the M a in M ap

screen and navigat es you to your select ed dest inat ion. To st op recording, ret urn t o the Rou t e Pla yback

screen and t ap the St op but t on.

To playback your recording, select the dat a file, and tap the Pla y but t on. D e st inat or shows the M a p

screen t o play the recorded route. To st op the playback, ret urn to the Rout e Pla yback screen and t ap the

St op but t on.

Route Playback Actions

You can tap t he Act ions butt on to display t he following com m ands:

De le t e Recordin g

This button let s you rem ove a selected r ecording.

Cle a r All Recordings

This button rem oves all recordings.

Pla yback Spee d

Use the arrow keys to adj ust t he playback speed. The range is fr om 100% to

300% .

Quick Navigation

You can define t he QuickNav location by select ing either t he To Predefined Address or To Nearest POI

Cat egory in t he Quick N av Se t tings screen. When the locat ion is select ed, you can navigate to your

address by t apping t he Quick N av

butt on displayed on the Main M a p screen.

For exam ple, if you have select ed "Gas St ations" as the QuickNav destination, when you click t he QuickNav

from the Main Ma p screen, D e st inat or autom atically creat es a route t o the closest gas st at ion.

Figure 3 1 - Se t ting t he Quick N av Loca tion

Map Manager

From the Opt ions m enu, tap the M a p M anage r but ton t o display De st inat or’s m ap navigation features, as

described in the sect ions below.

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Select Map

This feat ure let s you change t he currently select ed m ap t o anot her m ap saved on your SD m em ory card. I f

you want t o st ore addit ional m aps on your m em ory card, see “Maps” on page 1.

You can tap t he Se lect M ap but t on to display t he m aps saved on your SD m em ory card. The Sele ct M ap

screen displays m ap det ails and version num bers. The m ap currently used appears at the top of the list .

Figure 3 2 - Select a M ap

You can choose from t he following Select Map com m ands:

Refre sh

Let s you refresh the screen when a new m em ory card is inserted int o the device.

Delete

Let s you perm anently r em ove a select ed m ap.

Not e: You cannot delet e t he current m ap.

Se lect

Let s you designat e a selected m ap as the cur rent m ap.

Pedestrian Mode

The Pedest rian Mode button let s you toggle bet ween travelling as a pedest rian or in a

vehicle. When in Pedest rian Mode, you can generat e a rout e up to ten kilom et res and you

are not lim it ed by vehicle constraints, such as one way street s. When creating a pedest r ian

rout e, Dest in a t or avoids m otorways or ot her roads where pedest rians would not travel.

Voice prom pts are deact ivat ed in t his m ode.

Free Map Browsing

This feat ure let s you browse t he m ap wit hout t he GPS receiver ret urning you to your

curr ent locat ion. Tap the Fr e e Map Br ow sing button t o disconnect from t he GPS receiver.

When you are ready t o reconnect to t he GPS receiver , go t o t he Se t tings m enu and t ap t he

button. From t he GPS Signal screen, tap the butt on.

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Units of Measure

You can tap t he Unit s of M easure button to specify the m easurem ent syst em you would

like to use.

You can select :

o Miles/ Yards

o Miles, 10

of a Mile

o Kilom et res, Metres

Map Settings

You can tap t he Map Se tt in gs butt on to cust om ize your m ap display, as show n in t he

figure below.

The following m ap set t ings are:

Ma p Or ient at ion

Forward is up – This opt ion orient s t he m ap so t hat your forward direct ion

is always at t he t op.

Nort h is up – This opt ion orient s the m ap so t hat Nor t h is always at the

top.

Use Aut om a t ic Zoom

When t his opt ion is select ed, t he zoom is speed dependent. The m ap

zoom s out at higher speeds, displaying a larger m ap area, and zoom s in

at slower speeds, displaying a sm aller m ap area. I f you m anually change

the zoom , the Aut om at ic Zoom ret urns t o a syst em defined zoom level

after several seconds of inact ivit y.

Use Lar ger Print

This opt ion increases the size of st reet nam es t o m ake t he m ap easier t o

read.

Extras

From the Opt ions m enu, tap the Ex t ras button, t o display t he Dest in a t or add- ons as described in the

sect ions below .

Multistop Planner

The Mult ist op Planner let s you plan a route wit h up t o t welve st ops.

When you t ap t he GO but t on, t he route is calculat ed in stages, fr om t he departure point t o t he

first st op. When you reach t he first st op, t he route recalculat es to t he second st op, and so on.

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Figure 3 3 - Trave l t o M u lt iple Rout es

The Show M ap screen provides you wit h t he following r out e t ypes: Quick and Short. You can select Short

( t he default value) to calculat e a route w it h t he shorter physical dist ance bet ween your current locat ion and

the select ed designat ion. When you tap the GO but t on, D e st in a t or aut om at ically calculates t he fast er

rout e.

Defining Route Groups

A Rout e Group represent s a group of st ops.

From the Mult ist op Pla nner screen, select the Act ions button and tap Add Group. From t he Add Gr oup

screen, ent er t he Group nam e and save. The Act ions scr een also lets you edit or delete a select ed group.

Figure 3 4 - D e fining the Rout e Gr ou p

Setting Stops Along the Route

You can set up st ops by selecting the Rout e Group and tapping the N e x t butt on. From t he St ops screen,

tap the Act ions butt on t o add, renam e, or delete a destinat ion.

Add a st op by Address, POI , My Favourit es, or Recent Locat ions. Select one of these opt ions, and specify a

location. The select ed locat ion appears in the St ops screen.

Figure 3 5 - Specifyin g a St op

When in t he St ops screen, you can use the following com m ands:

Use the Up or Dow n butt ons t o change t he order of your it inerary.

Shows the st op dest inat ion on the m ap and let s you select a rout e t ype, Quick or

Short. Tap GO t o calculate the st op dest inat ion.

Select the Show button to view the select ed stop destinat ion on the m ap.

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Stops Actions

You can tap t he Act ions butt on for the following com m and opt ions:

Se t as Origin

Let s you designat e t he select ed address as the route origin. You w ould use this

com m and when calculating a rout e from a point other than your current locat ion.

Tap t he

Free M a p Brow sing but ton t o disconnect from t he GPS receiver.

Add St op

Let s you add a locat ion by specifying an address from recent locations, favourit e

locations, or pre- defined POI s, such as fuel, food, or lodging.

Rena m e St op

Let s you change the st op inform ation, such as nam e, com m ents, or route group.

Delete Stop

Let s you rem ove a select ed st op.

Opt im ize Rout e

Your t rip it inerary is creat ed by the sequence of st ops entered. This m ay not be

the m ost efficient route. When you click Opt im ize St ops, D e stinat or changes the

order of st ops to creat e t he m ost efficient route.

I nform a tion

This button displays t he location’s address inform ation.

Navigating to an SMS Address

You can navigat e t o an addr ess received from an SMS m essage. This feat ure is available only

when both the sender and receiver have phone- enabled navigat ion devices that run

Dest ina tor .

When an SM S m essage is sent t o a phone- enabled navigat ion device, an Alert

icon

appears on the Main Ma p screen. Tap t his icon t o open the SMS inbox and select t he SMS

m essage. Tap Next to display t he locat ion on the Show M a p screen. Tap the GO but ton t o

calculat e t he rout e to the address in t he SMS m essage.

Figure 3 6 – Re ce ivin g an Address by SM S Me ssa ge

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SMS Address Actions

Tap t he Act ions butt on to select from t he following com m ands.

Se t as Origin

Let s you designat e t he select ed locat ion as t he rout e origin. You would use t his

com m and when calculating a rout e from a point other than your current locat ion.

Tap t he

Free M a p Brow sing but ton t o disconnect from t he GPS receiver.

Delet e M essage

Let s you delet e t he select ed SMS m essage.

Cle a r List

Let s you clear all SMS m essages.

Add t o My Favourite s

Lets you add an address to your list of favourite locat ions, as shown in the figure

below. For m ore inform ation, see "

My Fa vour it es ( on page 15)" on page 1.

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Sending an SMS Address

I f you are using a phone- enhanced navigat ion device, you can send your current location in an SMS

m essage to som eone in your Contact s list. From t he Act ions m enu, click Send Locat ion. The SMS m essage

autom at ically includes your current address, which can be used by t he recipient t o calculat e t he rout e.

To send an address through an SMS m essage:

1. From the Actions m enu, select Send Locat ion. Your Cont act s list appears. You can also choose a

point on the m ap and select Send SMS from t he cont ext m enu.

2. Select t he cont act and pr ess Send. The SM S I nbox screen appear s.

3. The m obile num ber of your contact is aut om at ically entered into the Mobile # field. You can add a

m essage of up to 20 characters in the Com m ent box. The Address field displays t he locat ion of t he

dest inat ion you have selected.

4. Press Send. A confirm at ion m essage confirm s that t he SMS m essage was sent .

Not e: I f you want t o send an SMS m essage t o som eone who is not list ed in your Cont act s folder, select Your

Num ber when t he Contact s list is displayed. Press Send. The SMS Cont e n t s screen appear s. Enter any valid

m obile num ber int o t he Mobile # field.

4 - Settings

Prompts

You can select the types of voice and visual not ificat ions that you w ould like t o use while

navigat ing. From t he Set t ings m enu, tap the Pr om pts butt on. The Pr om pts screen appears.

Voice Prompts

Spee d W arning

Warns you when your car exceeds t he speed lim it. This prom pt is not active by

default .

Route Reca lcula tion

Act ivat ed when Dest ina tor recalculat es a new route. This prom pt is not act ive

by default .

Unrelia ble GPS Signa l

Warns t hat the GPS signal is too low and unreliable for navigat ion. This prom pt

is aut om at ically act ive by default .

GPS N ot Found

Alerts you if the GPS signal is lost , or if t he power is rem oved from t he GPS

receiver .

Drive Ca refully

Rem inder at the st art of each journey. This prom pt is autom at ically act ive by

default .

Visual Prompts

Te xt

Direct ions are displayed as text.

Sym bols

Direct ions are displayed as sym bols.

N one

Direct ions are not displayed.

Language Settings

Lets you select t he language for text and voice travel m essages and driving direct ions.

Look & Feel Settings

Let s you select from ot her preinst alled skins. A skin det erm ines how screens and butt ons are

displayed.

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GPS Settings

Dest ina tor uses the GPS receiver t o pinpoint your locat ion. GPS signals are aut om at ically

acquired and your vehicle's locat ion and posit ion are const ant ly updat ed unless you are

working in the Free Browse Map m ode or you tap t he GPS Off button. The GPS r eceiver

m ay take a few m inutes to find it s init ial location. For best result s, ensure that the GPS

receiver has a clear view of the sky.

The following GPS inform ation is displayed:

 Longitude - The angular dist ance east or west on t he eart h's surface.

 Lat it ude - The locat ion of a place nort h or south of the eart h's surface.

 Speed - The rat e of m ovem ent, as expressed by kilom etres or m iles per hour.

 Altitude - The height above sea level.

The

and butt ons let you connect or disconnect from t he GPS receiver. I f you are

working in Free Browse Map m ode, D e st in a t or aut om at ically disconnect s from t he GPS r eceiver.

Tap the GPS Set butt on to display t he following Connect ion fields:

COM Port

This field let s you specify the Com m unications port.

Not e: Most Bluet ooth receivers use COM 6 or COM 8. Most serial receiv ers use

COM 1.

Ba ud Rat e

This field lets you specify t he transm ission rat e of dat a.

Pr ot ocol

This field displays the GPS pr ot ocol. The default value is NMEA.

Not e: Most receivers use NMEA 4800.

Tr affic I nfo.

Select the ON radio button to act ivat e the TMC service. This service let s you

enjoy live t raffic updates from local broadcast er s, including prem ium toll

services in England, France, and Germ any.

Conn ect t o GPS

This button let s you locat e the GPS receiver by t he values you have entered

in the COM, Baud, and Prot ocol fields.

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5 - Installation Requirements

PC Requirements

Minim um Syst em Requir em ent s for PC:

o CPU: AMD/ c 3.8 and higher. I nt el® Processor ( 300 MHz or fast er )

o Operating Syst em : Windows® 2000/ XP

o Mem ory: 128 MB RAM (or m ore)

o Free space on hard drive for inst allat ion: at least 500 MB

o CD- ROM: 4x drive ( or m ore)

o Support Act iveSyn

Installing the Console

To install t he D e st in a t or Console :

1. I nsert t he Dest inat or Disk int o t he PC's CD- ROM drive. The Dest ina t or Console I nst alla t ion

W iz a r d prom pt s you to select the language used for the inst allat ion process. When you have

selected a language, click OK.

2. Please read t he Welcom e m essage and click Next.

3. Click Next .

4. The I nst allat ion Stat us box displays the progress of the inst allat ion process.

5. When t he installation is com plet e, click t he Finish but t on to close the wizard.

N ote: You can uninst all the D e stinat or Console by opening t he Microsoft Windows Program s m enu,

select ing Dest inat orApps> Uninst all Console.

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Console Toolbar

The follow ing opt ions are available from t he Console Toolbar:

Figure 3 7 – Console Toolbar

I nst all/ Rem ove M aps

lets you inst all or rem ove a m ap. For m ore inform ation, see "I nst alling a

Ma p ( on page 42)".

Cut Ma p

Lets you cust om ize an installed m ap. For m ore inform ation, see “Ma p Cut t er

Scr e e n I nt erface

( on page 42) ” .

Fa vor ite s I m port er

Let s you dow nload a list of your favourit e locat ions from your PC t o the

select ed My Favourit es group on your device. For m ore inform at ion, see

I m port Fa vour ite Loca t ion ( on page 39)".

Fa vor ite s Export er

Let s you download a category of favourit e locat ions from your device t o a

select ed folder on your PC. For m ore inform at ion, see "

Ex por t ing a

Fa vourit e Loca tion from t h e D evice " on page 40.

Quick Act iva tion

( Opt ional)

Let s you activat e your Navigat ion Syst em t hrough an autom ated process ( on

page Er r or! Book m ark not defin e d.) .

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Installation Requirements

Maps

After you have inst alled the D e st in a t or Console to your proprietary device, you m ust select at least one

m ap. For inform at ion about installing maps, see "I nst alling a M a p ( on page 42)".

Import Favourite Location

The Favourit es I m porter lets you im port content creat ed and provided externally as a new Favourit es

cat egory on t he device.

You can download a list of favourit e locat ions from your PC t o your device. The list m ust be cont ained in

Com m a- Separated Values (.csv) files. As part of the download procedure, you convert the .csv files to .dat

form at for stor age on your device by using the Dest in a t or Conversion Utilit y . The Favourit es I m porting

file st ruct ure m ust be in .csv form at .

Figure 3 8 – Dest inat or Conve r sion Utilit y

The file contains t he following fields:

Fav. Place 1 Com m ent 1 39.21370 38.78903 8033 Munich 173

Fav. Place 2 Com m ent 2 24.79360 37.08604 75010 Paris 3013

Fav. Place e Com m ent 3 44.97889 23.82718 8044 Zurich 123

The Longit ude and Lat it ude are num erical values. All t he ot her s are st ring values. To im port a .csv file:

1. On the D e st inat or Con sole, click on a Standard Map. This will enable the I nstalling Map and

Favourit es I m port er feat ures.

2. Click t he Fa vourit es I m port e r but ton. The Conver t er dialogue is displayed.

3. Select the .csv file, specify a cat egory nam e, and click the Con vert but t on. The Report Area displays

a m essage st at ing that the content of the file has been conver t ed and that t he file is ready for

download.

4. Download the file t o your device by clicking the Dow n load butt on.

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Exporting a Favourite Location from the Device

You can export a list of favourit e locations from your device t o your PC. The list will be st ored in Com m a-

Separated Values ( .csv) files. As a part of the export procedure, y ou convert the .dat files to .csv form at for

st orage on your PC by using the Dest in a t or Conversion Utilit y.

Figure 3 3 – Favorit e Ex por t De st inat or Conve r sion Ut ilit y

To export a .dat file:

5. Click t he Fa vourit es Exporter button. The Convert e r dialogue is displayed.

6. Click t he Brow se

button and then select the .dat file. Specify a cat egory nam e, and click the

Convert butt on. The Repor t Ar e a displays a m essage st at ing that the cont ent of t he file has been

conver t ed and t hat the file is ready t o Upload.

7. Upload the file t o your PC by clicking the Upload but ton.

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Quick Activation

Not e: This sect ion is not relevant for m aps of West ern Europe and North Am erica.

Recommended Registration for Support

You can act ivat e D e st inat or autom at ically by using Quick Act ivat ion.

To activat e D e st inat or:

1. Check t hat your PC has an I nternet connection.

2. Check t hat t he navigation device is com m unicat ing wit h your PC through Microsoft Act iveSync.

3. Open the Dest inat or Con sole .

4. Click t he Quick Act ivat ion

button from t he D e st inat or Console toolbar.

5. The Quick Act ivat ion W e lcom e screen appears. Please review t he inform at ion and click Next to

continue.

6. The Use r I nform a tion screen appears. Com plet e t he inform ation fields. Not e t hat fields with

ast erisks (* ) require informat ion. Click Next.

7. The Lice nce Key scr een appears. Ent er the licence key and select your device type. Click Finish.

8. The Congr a tulat ions screen appears. Your D e st inat or licence key has been act ivat ed.

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6 - Maps

Map Screen Interface

On the D e st inat or Console , a collect ion of available m aps is displayed, as shown in the figure below.

St anda rd M aps

Maps available for installation.

My Maps

Maps t hat have been cust om ized from a st andard m ap.

I nst alle d M aps

St andard and cust om ised m aps that are already loaded on your

device.

Installing a Map

You can install a m ap by select ing it from t he St a n dard M aps pane in the Dest inator Console and clicking

the I nst all/ Re m ove Ma ps button. The Ta r ge t D evice dialogue box appears. Select eit her St orage Card

( on a m obile device) or

Main M e m or y ( on a PC). The am ount of m em ory available for t he selected target

device appear s on the

Ta r get D e vice M e m or y Bala nce pane. The inst alled m ap appears in t he I nst alled

Maps

pane.

Figure 3 9 – I nst alling a Ma p

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Maps

Due t o m em ory lim it ations of your device, you m ay w ant to custom ize a st andard m ap by select ing the area

you need.

You can crop a st andard m ap from t he M ap Cutt e r screen. Select a st andard m ap and click the Cut Map

button. The M a p Cut t er scr een appear s, as shown in t he figure below.

Figure 4 0 – Cut t ing a M ap

The following tools are provided t o help you easily m ove, view, and designat e an area on the m ap:

You can use the Pa n tool t o m ove t he m ap up, dow n, left, or right.

You can use the Zoom tool to increase or decrease the m ap det ail. You can also use the

scroll bar t o zoom in or out .

You can use the Cr op t ool t o designat e an area on the m ap that you want t o cut . When

you have select ed your focus by using the focus t ools, as descr ibed below, click t he Crop

tool to designat e an area on the st andard m ap.

You can use the Cut tool t o create a cust om ized m ap from your designat ed area.

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Maps

Focus the Map

The following t ools are provided t o help you focus your m ap, so you can designat e the area that you want t o

cut.

You can click the Addr e ss t ool t o set t he origin of the m ap to a Tow n, St r e e t Addr e ss,

or Road Ju n ct ion . The Address dialog box provides the Show … and Set … butt ons t o

view and set the m ap focus.

You can click the POI tool t o set t he origin of t he m ap t o a point of int erest . The POI

dialogue box displays all cat egories in t he left pane. When you click a cat egory, t he it em s

associated w it h the category appear in t he right pane. You can click the

Show POI and

Se t POI butt ons to view and set t he m ap focus.

You can click the Select tool t o set the origin of t he m ap by a pr edefined sub- region. A

list of sub- regions is displayed in a pane to the right of the m ap. When you click a sub-

region, t hat area is highlighted.

Focus the Map by Route

Dest ina tor supports rout e cutting, which allows you to creat e a m ap com posed of points on a rout e. To

creat e the rout e, you m ust specify two or m ore point s. Aft er the rout e has been creat ed, you can cut a m ap

from your rout e specificat ions.

Click t he Route

t ool. The Route pane appears. Use the Address and POI t ools to set route points.

Click t he

Crea t e Rout e button. Your rout e is highlighted in blue. Click t he Cu t M ap tool.

The follow ing com m ands are described below:

Click t his butt on to centre t he m ap on the select ed point.

Click this button to delet e the selected point .

Click this button to delet e all select ed point s.

Click t hese buttons t o m ove a select ed point up or down.

Cor r idor You can select the am ount of surrounding area that is included along t he route's pat h, as

m easured in kilom et res or m iles.

Rout e You can select eit her t he quickest r out e, as det erm ined by speed lim it , or t he shortest

physical rout e.

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Maps

Cut Map

When you have designat ed your m ap area, click t he Cut M a p t ool. The Cu t Map dialogue box

appears, as shown in the figur e below.

Figure 4 1 – Cut the M ap Box

You m ust enter a m ap nam e and descript ion. I f you have entered a nam e t hat already exist s,

Dest ina tor prom pts you t o ent er a different nam e.

You can click the Est im at e button t o display the m ap size. This is an im portant feature when m em ory space

is lim it ed.

Load Map

On the D e st inat or Console , you can refresh your m aps by clicking Tools> Refresh N e w M ap D ata.

Select the m ap that you wish to load by clicking on the m ap im age or select it from the list . A checkm ark

represents a select ed m ap.

From the Target Device pane, click the Change button to specify where t o inst all the m ap. You can choose

from Main Mem ory, St orage Card, or Rem ovable Disk. Aft er you have select ed your t arget device and have

confirm ed t hat there's sufficient m em ory, click t he

I nst all/ Re m ove M a ps but t on. Your select ed m aps are

inst alled and appear in t he I nst a lled M a ps pane.

Remove Map

I n t he Targe t Device pane, click t he Cha nge butt on and select the locat ion from where to rem ove the

m ap. You can choose from Main Mem ory, St orage Card, or Rem ovable Disk. This updates the I nst a lle d

Map

pane.

The I nst alle d Ma p pane displays a list of all the loaded m aps available. Select the check box by t he m ap

you want t o rem ove. Click t he

I nst all/ Re m ove M a ps button to rem ove the select ed m ap.

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7 - System Settings

St arts t he D e st in a t or

OP application

Opens t he device’s Syst em

Se t tings screen

Figure 1 - The Main Menu

You can change t he syst em set t ings by t apping t he Syst em butt on. The Syst em screen shows all of the

syst em set t ings that you can change, as displayed below .

Power Settings –

See Figure 4

Volume Setting –

See Figure 3

Returns you to the

Main Screen.

Time Settings – See

Figure 6

Language Settings - See

Figure 7

System Information – See

Figure 8

Backlight Settings –

See Figure 5

Figure 2 - Syst em Set t ings

You can tap t he Ba ck

button to return to a previous screen.

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System Settings

Volume Settings

Figure 3 - Volum e Set tings

This screen let s you change t he volum e level for voice prom pts and t ap sounds.

Power Settings

Figure 4 - Power Set t ings

This screen indicat es the bat t er y st atus of the device.

You can select the hot key checkboxes to det erm ine whet her you want t he backlight for t he device keys.

Backlight Settings

Figure 5 - Backlight Set t ings

This screen let s you det erm ine t he bright ness of the screen. You can save power by select ing how long the

backlight will st ay on before it dim s w hen running t he device either on bat tery or on AC power.

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System Settings

Date-Time Settings

Figure 6 - Dat e- Tim e Set tings

This screen let s you select your tim e zone, and to set t he dat e and tim e.

Language Settings

Figure 7 - Language Set tings

This screen let s you select the language t o be used for screen displays and voice prom pts.

System Information

Figure 8 - Syst em I nform at ion

This screen displays inform ation about the device.

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Index

Add Favourite Locations • 17

Add to My Favourites • 13, 17

Address Actions • 12

Address Modes • 11

Avoid Road Groups • 26

Avoid Road Locations • 27

Avoid Roads • 4, 26

Backlight Settings • 47

Console Toolbar • 38

Cut Map • 45

Cycling Through Screens • 9

Date-Time Settings • 48

Defining Route Groups • 31

Destinations Menu • 3

Destinator Features • 2

Destinator Guided Tour • 2

Enter Address • 3, 10

Extras • 3, 4, 5, 30

Favourite Alerts • 16

Favourite Groups • 16

Favourites Actions • 17

Focus the Map • 44

Focus the Map by Route • 44

Free Map Browsing • 29

Getting Started • 3

Go to your Destination • 13, 15, 18

GPS Not Found • 7

GPS Settings • 6, 7, 36

Import Favourite Location • 38, 39

Installation Requirements • 37

Installing a Map • 38, 39, 42

Installing the Console • 37

Introduction • 2

Language Settings • 6, 35, 48

Load Map • 45

Look & Feel Settings • 6, 35

Main Map • 6

Map Cutter Screen Interface • 38, 42

Map Manager • 4, 28

Map Manager Menu • 3, 5

Map Screen Interface • 42

Map Settings • 5, 30

Map Views • 4, 8

Maps • 39, 42

Menus • 3

Multistop Planner • 5, 30

My Contacts • 3, 20

My Favourites • 3, 15, 33

Navigating to an SMS Address • 5, 32

Options Menu • 3, 4

PC Requirements • 37

Pedestrian Mode • 29

POI (Points of Interest) • 3, 18

POI Actions • 19

Point on the Map • 8

Power Setting • 47

Prompts • 6, 35

Quick Activation • 41

Quick Navigation • 4, 28

Recent Locations • 3, 14

Recommended Registration for Support • 41

Remove Map • 45

Route Manager • 4, 25

Route Manager Menu • 3, 4

Route Playback • 4, 28

Route Playback Actions • 28

Route Summary or Cancel Route • 26

Screen Buttons • 9

Search for a Location • 10

Search Near a Location • 19

Select Map • 5, 29

Sending an SMS Address • 8, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 34

Set as Origin • 12

Setting Stops Along the Route • 31

Settings • 35

Settings Menu • 3, 6

Show on Map • 12

Show or Hide Symbol on Map • 19

SMS Address Actions • 33

Stops Actions • 32

Subcategories • 18

System Information • 48

System Settings • 46

TMC Options • 24

Traffic Information • 4, 21

Turn-by-Turn List • 4, 25

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Index

Units of Measure • 5, 30

Visual Prompts • 35

Voice Prompts • 35

Volume Settings • 47

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