User manual DUAL XNAV3500P

[. . . ] XNAV3500P PORTABLE GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEM QUICK START GUIDE XNAV3500P PORTABLE GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEM TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 13 14 15 17 19 19 24 26 28 29 Preface . . XNAV3500P PORTABLE GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEM Preface The XNAV3500P combines state-of-the-art turn-by-turn navigation with a built-in multimedia player. Before operating, take a few minutes to review the safety and operating instructions in this Quick Start Guide so you can quickly and safely become familiar with its many features. This Quick Start Guide explains the system functions, and provides details on: · Safety information · Control locations · Setting up the unit · Basic navigation functions · Multimedia functions · System preferences For detailed navigation functions and operation, please refer to the full-length owner's manual included in . pdf format on the DVD-ROM. [. . . ] Green + number of received satellites ­ Strong signal; navigation may begin. Tap the GPS icon to display the current GPS status: GMT ­ Greenwich Mean Time (time in London, without daylight saving time). Longitude /Latitude ­ current position; indication of east longitude and north latitude. HDOP ­ Horizontal Dilution of Precision indicates the quality of position determination. Save ­ Tap this button to add the current address to the saved destinations list. Quit ­ Tap this button to exit navigation and return to the Main Menu Screen. Command Buttons with Caption Command buttons ­ You will find command buttons with captions on almost every screen. These buttons are designed to execute a functionality, which is indicated by their caption: Save, OK, Cancel, Select map, One destination, etc. The current state is indicated by the caption of the button: User mode, Yes-No, On-Off. When you tap one of these buttons, the caption switches to the other function. Confirm this change by clicking another button (OK or Save) before the current screen closes. These buttons will be referred to as entry fields throughout this guide. The caption is either your last entry or <please select>: City, Street, Category (of a POI), etc. When you tap an entry field, another screen with a software keyboard, a list, or both opens where you can make entries. Confirm this entry by clicking another button (OK or Save) before the entry screen closes. IMPORTANT NOTE: When turned on for the first time (or if the unit has been idle for several days, or been moved more than 250 miles while off), it can take several minutes to acquire a GPS signal. GPS signal acquisition times will be typically less than a minute when the unit is turned on again. 16 XNAV3500P PORTABLE GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEM A Note on Standard Mode: Standard mode is the default, and provides reduced functionality to allow quicker access to simple operations. Work in Standard mode if you do not need such functions as Route Planning, or indicating a destination on the map. For detailed navigation functions and Extended mode operation, please refer to the full-length owner's manual included in . pdf format on the DVD-ROM. Starting Navigation Initial Operation: 1. The first time you select the NAVI icon the following safety message will appear: 2. If you tap the I refuse button, the unit will return to the main menu. If you select I accept, the "select navigation map" screen will appear: 3. Select Yes; the available navigation maps will appear (based on the maps currently loaded on the SD card). [. . . ] The upper street field indicates the name of the next street to turn on. The lower street field indicates the name of the street you are currently on. Information on the Itinerary Field information At the right of the map, the following information on the itinerary is displayed: This symbol means "stage. " All information displayed below refers to the next stage point. Remaining time to arrival (estimated). Remaining distance to arrival (estimated). Tap this icon to repeat the last spoken instruction. All available information will be displayed. 27 XNAV3500P PORTABLE GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEM Limited One-Year Warranty What to do? [. . . ]