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BECKER

Operating instructions


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Index 2

Safety information 6

The Navigation device 8Contents of the operating guide 8Use 8

Navigation 8Music* 9Pictures* 9Video* 9Telephone (selected models) 9

Unpacking the Navigation device 9Checking the delivery 9Delivery contents 9Complaints procedure 10Handling the packaging 10

Description of unit 10Basic device 10Cable for power supply fromcigarette lighter 11Battery 11USB connection cable 11Unit bracket 11

Accessories 11Mains power supply unit 11 External GPS antenna(for certain models only) 11 Cable for vehicle integration(for certain models only) 11 Headset (depending on the model) 12

Information about documentation 12Quick start guide 12Operating instructions 12

Registration 12Repairs 12Emissions and disposal 12

OVERVIEW OF SCOPE OF SUPPLY 13

OVERVIEW OF NAVIGATION DEVICE 14

General operation 16Maintenance and care 16Battery quality declaration 17Display quality declaration 17Start-up 17Power supply 17

Using the battery 18Connection for the cigarette lighter 18Connection to the mains outlet 19

Connecting power supply 19 TMC antenna(depending on the model) 19GPS-antenna 19

Unit antenna 19Connecting up external antenna 20

Cable for vehicle integration(depending on the model, optional) 20Memory card 21

Inserting memory card 21

Ejecting memory card 21

Unit bracket 22Fitting the unit bracket 22

Release button 22

On the windscreen 23 Adjusting the unit holders position 23Attaching the Navigation device 23Removing the Navigation device 23

Switching the Navigation deviceon/off 23

Switching on 24Switching off 25

Basic information about thetouch screen 25

Operation 25Calibration 25

Basic information about the menus 26

The main menu 26Entries made with the entry menu 27

Entering characters 27 Accepting proposals 27 Scrolling through the lists 28 Special characters and umlauts 28 Other character sets 29

Entering numbers 29 Switching between upper andlower case 29 Deleting characters 30 Inserting spaces 30

The Becker key 30

Radio remote control 30

Attaching the remote control 30

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Removing the remote control 32Connecting the remote control to theNavigation device 32

Replacing the battery 32Operating the Navigation device usingthe remote control 33

Content Manager 34Installing the Content Manager 34Starting the Content Manager 35

Transferring music tracks,pictures and videos 36Faults 36

Navigation mode 37

What is navigation? 37Selecting navigation 38

Home address 38 Smart Guess 38 Last destinations list 39

The destination list 39 Icons used 39

Operating the last destinations list 40Entering an address using speech 40

Start with existing destination 40 Scrolling through stored destinations 40Displaying or editing a destination 40Personal destinations 41 Contacts 41

Selecting a destination fromPersonal destinations 41

Editing Personal destinations 41 Selecting a destination from Contacts 42

The New or New Destination Menu(depending on device) 43

Layout of the New destination menu 43Enter address 43 Select Point of Interest 43 Travel Guide "New Menu" 43 Enter geo-coordinates 44 Select on map 44 Route planning 44

Entering the address 44

Selecting a country 44 Selecting an address and starting routeguidance 45 Entering address by language(selected models) 49

Points of interest 51Point of interest in the vicinity 51

Point of interest near to an address 52Point of interest near to destination 53Entering a point of interest directly 53Calling special destination phonenumber (depending on the model) 54Additional point of interestinformation 54

Travel Guide 54 Route planning 55Creating a new route 56 Editing a route 57 Optimising a route 58

Selecting a destination from the map 58Coordinate entry 59

Navigation settings 60The Guidance info button 60

The Route options button 61Selecting the vehicle profile 62 Selecting the route type 62

Time-dependent route guidance 63Avoiding particular types of road 63

The TMC button 63The Map view button 64Autozoom 66 Setting POI categories 66

The Warnings button 67

The Driver alerts button 68 The Speed info button 68

The Voice guidance button 69The Voice button 70 The Volume button 70

The Format button 71The Time button 71

The Blocked roads button 72The Reset button 73

Traffic announcements usingTMC (depending on the model) 73

Displaying TMC messages on the map 74Using TMC 74

Reading a message 75 Display the relevant road in the map 76

Taking announcements intoconsideration when calculating routes 76Automatic recalculation 76 Manual recalculation 76

The map display 77Calling up the map display 77


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Structure of the map display 77Map display without route guidance 77Map display with route guidance 78

Spilt screen with route guidance 79Route guidance with arrow display 80Map display with Junction View 81

Using the map display 81Repeating the last announcement 81Changing the announcement volume 81Map zooming 82

Moving the map 82 Map display options 82Point of interest on the route 83 TMC on the route (depending onthe model) 84 Cancel route guidance 84 Changing route options 85 Block route 85 Switching the map mode 86 Changing the map orientation 86 Route calculator(depending on the model) 87 Setting day/night display 88 Selecting/setting the vehicle profile 88Entering a destination 92

Enter/delete waypoint 92 Displaying the entire route 93 Displaying the destination list 95 Skipping destination 96 Displaying current position 96 Saving a position 97 Calling up the telephone

(depending on the model) 97 Switching off the display 97 Defining fast access buttons 97

TELEPHONE MODE 99

Calling up the telephone mode(only selected models) 99Telephone menu(only selected models) 100

Dialing a number 100Phonebook 101

Text messages (SMS)(only selected models) 103

Incoming text message 104 Number lists 104

Icons used 105 Scrolling in the number list 105 Dialing an available number 105 Displaying or editing entries 105 Lists loaded from cell phone 106

Connecting Bluetooth telephones 106Calling up a device list 106 Automatic connection 107 Searching for cell phones 107 Connecting from device lists 108 Connecting a mobile phone 108

Disconnecting a connected telephone 109

Telephone calls 109Establishing a call 109Accepting a call 109Ending a call 110During a call 110

Telephone settings 111Switching Bluetooth on and off 112

Automatic connection 112Visibility 112

Automatic call acceptance 113Telephone volume 113Updating phonebook 113

Bluetooth name 114Text message notification(depending on the model) 114

Extras 115

MP3 player* 115Selecting a track 115

The playback menu 117Track skip 117 Playback 117 Interrupting playback 117 Track repeat / random play 118 Setting the volume 118 Closing the MP3 player 118

Image viewer* 119The image viewer menu 119Selecting an image 120 Enlarging the image 120 Rotating the picture 120 Displaying image information 121

Slide show 121

Settings 121 Video player* 122Displaying the video menu 123

Playback 123 Interrupting playback 123 Setting the volume 124

Country information 124


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Settings 126

Selecting system settings 126The system settings menu 126Operation 126

Selection options 126 Closing the settings menu 126

The individual menu items 127Battery 127 Day/night display 127 Calibration 128

Brightness 128 Language 128 Automatic on/off 129 Sounds 129 Setting the colour 130 Factory settings 130 Information 130

My XTRAS 131 Specialist words 132

Keywords 134

MODEL OVERVIEW AND TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS 137

NOTICE 138EU Declaration of Conformity 138Disposal of the unit 139Disposal of the battery 140

Duty to supply informationaccording to battery legislation (BattV) 140

Removing the battery 140

The information and data contained inthese documents are subject to change

without prior notice.No part of these documents may be dupli-cated or transmitted for any purpose

whatsoever without express written per-mission of United Navigation GmbH. Alltechnical information, drawings etc. aresubject to copyright law. Copyright 2010, United NavigationGmbH

All rights reserved.


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Safety information

Safety information

The unit may only be operated if the traffic situation allows for this and if you are absolutely certain that you yourself,your fellow passengers or other road users will not be put at risk, encumbered or disturbed by this.

The rules of applicable road traffic acts must be observed at all times. Destinations may only be input when the vehicle isstationary.

The navigational system is only an aid. The data/details provided may in some cases be incorrect. The driver must alwaysdecide whether to follow the details given or not. We accept no liability for the navigational system issuing incorrectdetails. As a result of traffic routing changes and deviating data, inaccurate or incorrect instructions may be given. Driversshould always pay attention to the actual road signs and traffic control. In particular, the navigational system cannot beused as a means of orientation in cases of poor visibility.

The unit may only be used for its intended purpose. The volume of the navigational system should be set so that noisesoutside the vehicle can still be heard.

The unit should be switched off immediately if faults occur (e.g. development of smoke or smells).

For safety reasons, the unit may only be opened by a specialist. Please contact your local stockist if you require repairs.


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The mains voltages (V) indicated on the mains charger, the car charger adapter and the unit must not be exceeded. Failure

to observe this can result in destruction of the unit and the charger as well as explosion of the rechargeable battery.

Never open the unit or the rechargeable battery. Any modification to the unit is also impermissible and renders the typeapproval invalid.

Use only genuine BECKER original accessories. This will ensure that all the relevant regulations are complied with anddamage to health and property is avoided. Dispose of defective units and the rechargeable battery according to theapplicable legal requirements.

No warranty is granted in the case of improper use. These safety instructions also apply to genuine BECKER originalaccessories.

Permissible temperature range: -20 C - 60 C storage / 0 C - 45 C operation


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The Navigation device

Contents of the operating guide

Your Becker Navigation device is descri-

bed in this user manual. This manual de-scribes different types of models in onesingle document. For this reason some ofthe functions described here might not beavailable in your device.

Use

This Navigation device provides you with

a powerful PND (Personal NavigationDevice) for use in vehicles. The unit andthe accessories are to be protected againstmoisture and dirt.

NavigationThanks to GPS = Global Positioning Sys-

tem, you no longer need to spend hourssearching through road atlases.Once outside buildings, the receiver an-tenna integrated in the unit gives you con-tinuous access to navigational possibili-ties. Depending on reception, you maynot be able to use the navigational func-tion inside buildings. When used in vehi-cles, you may not be able to adequately re-ceive GPS data depending on how theNavigation device is installed. In such cas-es, you will have to connect up an externalantenna (does not fall within the scope of

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Music*Thanks to the integrated MP3-Player, youcan listen to your favourite tracks when onthe go.

Pictures*The Navigation device has a PictureViewer offering many functions for view-

ing pictures.

Video*Navigation device features a video playerfor playing videos.

Telephone(selected models)Your Navigation device is equipped withBluetooth wireless technology. ViaBluetooth, you may connect to a cellphone that is equipped with Bluetooth

wireless technology. Your Navigation de-

vice can then be used as a very comfortablehands-free unit. In addition, you also havethe option of having the mobile phonesaddress book or phonebook and receivedtext messages read out.

Unpacking the Navigation device

Checking the deliveryBefore the Navigation device is startedup, the delivery should be checkedto ensure that it is complete and in thecorrect condition (see also page 13).> Carefully unpack the content of the

package and check it.

Delivery contents

Navigation device

Unit holder with carrier plateUSB cable

Vehicle power adapter 12/24 V for ci-garette lighter with integrated TMCantenna (depending on the model)

DVD with the Content Manager and

user manual (depending on the mo-del)

Remote control (depending on model)

Note:Your Navigation device is supplied in sta-ble packaging. Do not unpack the unit infull if you discover any serious damage tothe packaging or its content. If this hap-pens, please contact your local stockist.

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Complaints procedurePlease contact your local stockist if youhave any complaints. The device can alsobe sent directly to United Navigation inthe original packing.

Handling the packagingKeep the original packaging in a dry place,

at least for the warranty period.

Description of unit

The navigation device comprises the basic

device and the accessories of the scope ofsupply.

You will find photos of the individualparts under:

"OVERVIEW OF SCOPE OF SUP-PLY" on page 13

Basic deviceThe basic unit contains all the electronics:

an integrated antenna, a TMC receiver for receiving traffic

messages (depending on the model),

a touchscreen,

an integrated loudspeaker

a microphone (depending on the model).

On the side of the unit, there are alsovarious connections and ports.

You will find more details of the unitunder:

See MODEL OVERVIEW ANDTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

on page 137.

Note:

The packaging should be disposed of cor-rectly in accordance with national dispos-al guidelines. The packaging must not beburnt. Depending on the country to

which the unit is supplied, it may be pos-sible for local stockists to accept packag-ing.

Note:

The basic unit and accessories must notbe opened or modified in any way.


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Cable for power supply from cigarettelighterThis cable allows the unit to be connectedup to the car's cigarette lighter.The power supply must satisfy the follow-ing requirements:

DC current 12/24 volts0.5 amps

BatteryWhen depleted, the integrated rechargea-ble battery can be recharged by connect-ing the Navigation device to the powersupply.

For this purpose, connect the unit via a carpower adapter to a 12/24 V socket in a ve-hicle or via the optional mains power sup-ply unit to the 230 V mains.

USB connection cableWith the USB connection cable provided,it is possible to connect the Navigation de-vice to a standard PC with a USB inter-face. The integrated flash memory of thenavigation device and a micro SD cardthat may eventually be inserted can thenbe addressed by the PC like a removablestorage device.

Unit bracketThe Navigation device can be mounted inthe vehicle using the unit bracket.

AccessoriesMains power supply unit

This power supply allows connection ofthe Navigation device to a mains outlet.Requirements for power supply:

Alternating current

100-240 V0.3 Amps50-60 Hertz

External GPS antenna (for certain models only)

You can use an external antenna to im-prove reception in vehicles where onlylimited GPS reception is available (not in-cluded in the scope of supply). Please con-tact your local stockist for more informa-tion.Details of the connection can be foundunder "Connecting up external antenna"

on page 20.

Cable for vehicle integration (for certain

models only)

With the optional cable you can integrateyour Navigation device seamlessly into

your vehicle. Details of the connectioncan be found under "Cable for vehicle in-tegration (depending on the model, op-tional)" on page 20.

Note:

You can charge the Navigation device via

the car charger cable included in thescope of delivery or via the optionally-available mains power supply unit.

When the Navigation device is connect-ed to a PC, it is supplied with power viathe PC and does not consume battery

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Headset (depending on the model)

Standard headphones with a 3.5 mmconnector or suitable adapter (not included)

can be connected when using Navigationdevice.

Information about

documentation

Quick start guideThe Quick Start Guide is designed to pro-vide a brief introduction to operating yourNavigation device. The most importantbasic functions of the Navigation deviceare explained in the Quick Start Guide.

Operating instructionsA comprehensive explanation of the Nav-igation device functionalities is contained

in these operating instructions.

Registration

You can register your product using our

software service, we will then inform youof any new updates and other news.

You can register online on the Beckerhomepage www.mybecker.com.

The Software update menu item is

located under SERVICE/SUPPORT.

Repairs

The unit must not be opened if damaged.Please contact your local stockist.

Emissions and disposal

Information on emissions, electromagnet-ic compatibility and disposal can be foundin "NOTICE" on page 138.

Danger!

Prevention of damage to hearingThe use of headphones or ear-

phones over a relatively longperiod of time at a high vol-

ume may cause permanent damage toyour hearing.Conformity with the limits for soundpressure laid down in the standard NF

EN 50332-1:2000 as required byFrench Article L. 5232-1 is guaranteed.

Note:

Headphones should not be used whiledriving. Comply with the local national

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Scope of supply1 Basic device - PND (Personal Navigation Device)2 USB connection cable

3 Unit holder with carrier plate (Design depending on the model)4 Cable for power supply via the vehicle cigarette lighter(12/24 Volt) with integrated TMC-antenna (dependingon the model)

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Front of unit with controls and displays

1 Becker button ( )

Press = Back function in most applicationsPress and hold = Calls up the main menu2 Touch screen showing the main menu selected3 Touch screen key

Press = activates the corresponding key command4 Microphone (depending on the model)

Rear of unit5 Connection available for external GPS antenna (depending

on the model, external antenna not included)

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Top of the unit1 Switch-on and Switch-off (standby)

Underside of the unit2 Slot for Micro SD card3 Mini USB connection / connection for power supply4 3.5-mm connection for headset (depending on the model,

headset not included)5 On/Off switch

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General operation

Maintenance and care

The unit is maintenance-free.

For proper care, a commercially availablecleansing fluid for electrical devices maybe applied using a soft damp cloth.

Your mobile navigation system was de-signed and manufactured with great careand should be treated with equal care. You

will enjoy your mobile navigation systemfor a long time to come if you observe therecommendations listed in the following:

Protect your mobile navigation unitand the accessories from water andmoisture. If your unit has been exposed

to moisture, switch it off immediatelyand disconnect the power supply. Allowto dry at room temperature.

Do not operate your mobile navigationsystem in a dusty or dirty environmentand do not store it in such an environ-

ment.

Do not store your mobile navigationsystem in hot environments. High tem-peratures can shorten the service life ofelectronic components in your unit,damage the rechargeable batteries andcause certain plastics to warp or melt.

Do not store your mobile navigationsystem in cold environments. Duringoperation, when the unit warms up to

operating temperature, moisture mayform internally, causing damage to elec-tronic components.

Do not drop your mobile navigationsystem unit, protect it from shocks anddo not shake it. Improper handling can

damage components within the unit.

Never use corrosive or aggressive chem-icals, cleaning solutions or aggressivedetergents for cleaning.

All the above information applies equallyto the mobile navigation system, the re-

chargeable battery, the mains chargingand car power adapters as well as all acces-sories. Should one of these parts not workproperly, please contact your authoriseddealer.

Danger!Danger to life by electrocution. Always

switch off the unit and disconnect themains power supply unit before clean-ing the unit, supplied components, oraccessories.

Note:

Do not use any aggressive or abrasivesubstances or cloths which may damagethe surface.The unit must not be exposed to water.


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Battery quality declaration

The capacity of the rechargeable battery in

your mobile navigation system decreases with every charging/discharging cycle.Improper storage at excessively high orlow temperatures may also cause a gradualdeterioration of capacity. Consequently,the operating time may be substantially

reduced even in the case of a fully chargedbattery.

Display quality declaration

In some cases, for technical reasons, a few

discoloured dots (pixels) may be visible onthe display. Some pixels may also appearbrighter or darker. However, such in-stances do not represent a product flaw.

Start-up

Once the Navigation device has been un-packed and checked for damage, the unitcan be started up. The individual start-upstages are:

connect to power supply

Switching on the unit Ensuring antenna reception (if naviga-

tion is desired)

Power supply

Note:

You can charge the Navigation device viathe car charger cable included in thescope of delivery or via the optionally-available mains power supply unit.

When the Navigation device is connect-ed to a PC, it is supplied with power viathe PC and does not consume batterypower.

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Using the batteryThe internal power supply is via the inte-grated rechargeable battery. The recharge-able battery is maintenance-free and doesnot require any particular care.

Connection for the cigarette lighter

Connect the power supply via the vehiclebattery and the cable provided for the cig-arette lighter as follows:> Grasp the connector of the connection

cable and insert it gently without forceinto the connector socket of the naviga-tion device up to the stop, or in the caseof a device with an active cradle, on theunderside of the supporting plate.

> Insert the adapter into the cigarettelighter.

Note:

Note that if the battery is completely dis-charged, it may take up to a minute be-

fore the device can be switched on again.

Note:

In the event of a defective battery, pleasecontact your authorised dealer. Please donot attempt to remove the battery your-

self.

Note:

If the cigarette lighter has recently beenused and is still hot, wait until the lightersocket has cooled down.

Note:

When the engine is switched off, thepower supply slowly discharges the vehi-cle battery via the cigarette lighter!Do not therefore operate the Navigationdevice for long periods with the engineswitched off.To receive TMC messages (dependingon the model), the power supply must beconnected to the supporting plate in thecase of a device with an active cradle.

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Connection to the mains outlet

Connecting power supplyConnection to the public mains grid isachieved using the optionally availablemains power supply unit. Please proceedas follows to connect to the mains:> Hold the connector and push it all the

way into the connecting socket in theNavigation device without using exces-sive force.

> Insert the plug of the power supply unitinto the socket.

TMC antenna (depending on the

model)

The supplied TMC antenna is integratedinto the cable for power supply.The TMC antenna runs in parallel withthe the cigarette lighter cable in the deliv-ered condition.If the TMC reception is poor, you must

remove the cable of the TMC antennafrom the cable for the cigarette lighter.

You can then use the supplied suction cupto attach the TMC antenna to the wind-shield.

GPS-antenna

Unit antennaThe GPS antenna is integrated into thehousing.

Danger!

Ensure that you do not have wet handsand that the power supply unit is dry.Only connect the power supply unit toa permissible mains power supply.

Note:

Remove the power supply unit when notusing the Navigation device for longerperiods of time.

Note:The TMC antenna must be installed insuch a way that it does not distract you

while driving.

Note:

The integrated GPS antenna is not suita-ble for use in vehicles with anti-glare win-dows (metalised thermo-glass or metalfoil, indicated by the window label - SIG-LA SOL, SIGLA CHROM, SIGLA,KOOL-OF, SUNGATE, etc.) and vehi-cles with fine-meshed heating wires inthe windows.In such cases, use an external GPS anten-na if your navigation device has a corres-ponding connection. Please consult yourlocal specialist dealer.



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Connecting up external antennaTo enable reception under adverse recep-tion conditions, an external GPS antennacan be connected (depending on the mo-del, not included). For this purpose, aclosable connecting socket is located onthe rear of the housing. If no external an-tenna is connected, this connection mustalways be closed again.

> Open the closure by pulling gently onthe side.

> Connect the external antenna using the

optionally available adapter.

Cable for vehicle integration

(depending on the model,

optional)With the optional cable you can integrateyour Navigation device seamlessly intoyour vehicle.

With this cable you can:

connect your Navigation device to thephone mute function of your audio sys-tem. If the cable is connected correctly,your audio system will mute the car ra-dio during navigation announcements.

connect your Navigation device to your

audio system for output of the audiosignal.

You can connect an optionally availablemicrophone.

The individual connectors on the otherend of the cable are labelled.

> Insert the cable into the socket providedon the underside of the carrier plate.

Note:

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Required configuration of the 3.5 mmjack plug for connecting an audio cable.

Required configuration of the 3.5 mmjack plug for connecting a microphone.

Required configuration of the 2.5 mm jack plug for connecting the telephonemute cable.

Memory card

Your Navigation device has a slot for a mi-

cro SD memory card.As the map data is stored in an internalmemory on the Navigation device, theslot for a micro SD memory card is usedfor updates and for playing music*, view-ing images* or watching videos*.

The memory card can also be used forsupplementing the map data.

The card slot is located on the left on the

underside of the unit. The card slot isequipped with a spring-actuated lockingand ejector mechanism.

Inserting memory card> Remove the memory card from its

packaging without touching or soilingthe contact bar.

> Hold the memory card so that the con-tact strip is facing towards the rear ofthe unit.

> Guide the memory card into the cardslot.

> Exert a little pressure and slide thememory card into the card slot until itsnaps in.

Ejecting memory cardThe card slot ejects the card so that youcan pull it out with two fingers.> Use your finger to gently press the

memory card against the spring forceinto the card slot and then release it.

The card is ejected.> Remove the memory card and place it

in the packaging while ensuring not totouch contact bar.

L R GNDAudio

MIC MIC GNDIN DET

Mute GND

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Unit bracket

The Navigation device can be attached di-

rectly to the windscreen with the unitholder.

Fitting the unit bracket

Suction surface

Base

Lever

Fastening screw

Fastening screw

Carrier plateRelease button

Suction area

Base

Lever

Fastening screw

Carrier plate

Release button

Note:

The Navigation device and unit bracketmust not be exposed to long periods ofdirect sunlight. Temperatures inside thevehicle of +70 C and higher may damageparts of the bracket.

Note:

Fasten the unit holder such that yourfield of vision is not impaired when theNavigation device is installed and ensurethat the unit is outside the deploymentarea of the airbag.Ensure that the electrical connection ca-

ble does not hamper you from accessingthe vehicle's controls.Clean the attachment surface on the

windscreen to ensure that it is clean andfree of grease. Do not use greasy or soapycleaning agents.

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On the windscreen

The unit holder can be attached directlyto the windscreen using the suction mech-

anism.> Press the carrier plate onto the four re-

taining lugs of the unit holder.> Select a suitable spot to attach.> Unscrew the fastening screws and

a little.

> Press the base with its suction sur-face against the windscreen. Turnthe unit holder such that the carrierplate is positioned roughly in the de-sired viewing direction.

> Press the lever down.

The holder has attached itself firmly to thewindscreen. It can now be adjusted withprecision. In order to remove it, operate

the lever again.

Adjusting the unit holders position> Loosen the fastening screws and

until the carrier plate can be moved

without using excessive force.> Move the carrier plate to the re-

quired position and hold it in this posi-tion.

> Tighten the fastening screws andsufficiently so that the Navigation

device is held securely in place when thevehicle is in motion.

Attaching the Navigation device> Position the Navigation device, with

the attachment point on the bottom ofthe housing, onto the carrier plate .

>Without using excessive force, press theNavigation device onto the carrier plate

. The Navigation device locks intoplace.

Removing the Navigation devicePress the button on the top of the car-rier plate . This unlocks the Navigationdevice which can be removed from thecarrier plate.

Switching the Navigation device

on/off

Using the On/Off switch you canswitch the Navigation device on or offcompletely.Using the button on the top of theNavigation device you can place the unitin sleep mode or switch it on again from

sleep mode.

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Switching on> Set the On/Off switch on the underside

of the unit to On.> Press the button on the top of the

Navigation device.The unit is switched on. The manufactur-er's logo appears on the touchscreen.

When the Navigation device is started forthe first time, the language selection isdisplayed automatically.

Using the buttons, it is possi-ble to scroll through the list in the direc-tion of the relevant arrow.

> Press the button for the requiredlanguage.

> The selection is confirmed by pressing

OK.

> Then select the desired voice.

A short example announcement is given.> Confirm your selection by pressing the

OK button.The following prompt appears shortly

afterwards:

> If you agree to the request contained inthis prompt, press the OK button.

Note: for models with TTS

Voices with a (TTS) tag support the text-to-speech function (e.g. announcingroads and reading out text messages).

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Switching offYou can switch the unit off at any time.> Press the button on the top of the

Navigation device.The Navigation device switches to sleepmode.> To switch off the Navigation device

completely, set the On/Off switch onthe underside of the unit to Off.

Basic information about the

touch screen

The Navigation device is fitted with atouch screen.

OperationWhen you touch a button on the touch-screen, the button in question is briefly

shown outlined in red to confirm the se-lection.If you touch a button that is not active atthe moment, a short signal tone sounds.

CalibrationIf the touch screen starts responding im-precisely and e.g. buttons have tobe touched off-centre in order to be actu-ated, calibration should be undertaken.The calibration function is started fromthe Settings menu (see also page 128).

Note:

We recommend that you place theNavigation device in sleep mode in theevent of short interruptions to operation(of up to a week).

This significantly reduces the switch-ontime and the Navigation device finds thesatellites required for navigation muchfaster.If route guidance was active when sleepmode is activated, it is automatically

resumed if the Navigation device isswitched back on again within approx.4 hours.

Note:

To ensure that the display's surface is notdamaged, you may only touch it withyour fingers or a blunt, non-smearing ob-

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Basic information about the

menus

During operations, you are assisted byvarious menus and entry windows.

The main menuThe top menu level is the main menu.The individual applications are startedfrom the main menu.

You will find information about the indi-vidual applications in the correspondingmain chapters.In addition to the individual applications,the main menu also contains further in-formation and operating options.

You can tell whether a telephone is alreadyconnected by the symbol on the Phonebutton.

Telephone connected

Telephone not connected

A satellite symbol on the left-hand side ofthe Select destination button indicates

whether there is currently any GPS recep-tion.

GPS reception

No GPS reception

If route guidance is already active, the cur-rent destination address and a button forcancelling route guidance will be dis-

played between the two rows of buttons.

Press the button to cancel route guid-ance to the displayed destination directlyin the main menu.

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Entries made with the entry menuSome applications require entries to bemade via the entry menu. The entry menu

is operated in a similar way to a keypad.

The character entered on the keypad isdisplayed in the top line of the entrymenu. The central area is used to entercharacters. Help functions are provided in

the right line. Descriptions of how to op-erate the menu are provided below.

Entering characters

Characters are entered by pressing thekeys in the central area.

Once the entry is complete, the process isconcluded by pressing the key andthe entry passed on to the Navigation de-vice for processing.

When a navigation destination is entered,

the Navigation device compares the datawith the stored data.Only those letters that are still possible areavailable for selection.Characters that cannot be selected are dis-played greyed out.

Accepting proposals

During entry, the Navigation devicemakes proposals in the uppermost line.

The proposals take into account your us-age habits. For instance, if you enter thecity of Hamburg often, then after you en-ter the letter H the proposal Ham-burg is automatically displayed.If no preferences are known for the letter

entered, then cities/locations suitable forthe entry are displayed as proposals.

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Scrolling through the lists

If you have already entered some of theletters of the selection you want, you can

use the selection list to display all the des-tinations containing the combination ofletters in question.

> To call up the selection list, press thekey.

The selection list appears.

> Press the arrow keys on the

right hand side of the screen to scrollthrough the list.

> Press the destination you want.The destination is adopted and the selec-tion list is closed.

Special characters and umlautsSpecial characters and umlauts do nothave to used when entering the names oftowns and streets. The Navigation device

will change entries from AE, OE and UEif necessary.> If, for example, you are looking for the

location "Wrzburg", then simply press"WUERZBURG" or "WURZBURG".

Special characters can be useful whennaming destinations and routes.

> In order to switch to the special charac-ters keyboard, press the button marked

with an arrow.The special characters keyboard is dis-played.

> Enter the desired special character. After you enter a character, the Naviga-tion device automatically switches to thenormal input menu.To exit the special character keypad with-out an entry, press the button marked

with the arrow.

Note:The quantity of selection options is dis-played in the form of the number on thebutton. When there are more than 300options, the precise number is not dis-played.

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Other character sets

Different character sets can be selected forthe keyboard of the Navigation device.

> Press the button marked with an arrowrepeatedly until the desired character setis selected.

Entering numbers

Switch to the numbers keyboard in orderto enter figures.

> Press the button.The numbers keyboard is displayed.

> In order to return again to the keyboardfor entering letters, press the buttonmarked with an arrow.

Switching between upper and lower case

During free text entry, it is possible toswitch between upper/lower case and the

automatic function.

> Press repeatedly on the button in thetop right-hand corner of the display un-til the desired method of entry is acti-vated.

The inscription on the button symbolisesthe method of entry.

The button represents automat-ic mode. This means that, on entry, thefirst letter is automatically in upper caseand subsequently changes automatically

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Deleting characters

To delete the last character, use the backkey.

> To delete the character to the left of thecursor, press the key.

Inserting spaces

If you have an entry with two words, e.g.

for names of towns, the words should beseparated by a space.

> To enter a space, press the key.

The Becker keyThe key is integrated in the bottomleft hand corner of the casing.

It has various functions:

Depending on the menu context, ifpressed briefly, you will be returned tothe previous entry level.

The main menu is displayed by pressingand holding the button.

Radio remote control

You can control most functions and themain functions of the Navigation device

using the remote control. The remotecontrol operates using radio frequency(maximum range 5 metres) and thereforedoes not need to be installed in sight ofthe Navigation device.

Attaching the remote control

> Take a coin and insert it into the slot inthe base plate of the remote control.

> Turn the coin anti-clockwise.

Note:

It is not absolutely essential for the func-tion of the Navigation device to installthe remote control.

Note:

Attach the remote control so that it doesnot impair your ability to operate yourvehicle. The remote control must not be

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This unlocks the base plate, which cannow be removed.

> Insert the supplied battery (CR2032/DL2032) into the battery compartment

with the positive side facing up.> Press down the battery until it locks

into place.

> Select a suitable position to install theremote control.

> Position the base plate so that the wordUP is pointing in the direction of travel.

> Secure the base plate using the suppliedscrews or self-adhesive film.

>Press the remote control onto the baseplate.

> Hold the bottom part of the remotecontrol and turn the remote controlclockwise until it locks into place.

Centre console

Armrest

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If you wish to stick the base plate in place,

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Removing the remote controlYou can remove the remote control again,to change the battery for example.

> Hold the bottom part of the remotecontrol and turn the remote controlanti-clockwise until it becomes de-tached from the base plate.

Connecting the remote control to theNavigation deviceConnecting for the first time

> Switch on the Navigation device.

> Press the button on the remote con-trol.

The connection to the Navigation deviceis established.

Reconnecting or connecting to anotherdevice> Switch on the Navigation device to

which you wish to connect the remotecontrol.

> Press the buttons , and onthe remote control simultaneously.

The connection to the activated Naviga-tion device is established.

Replacing the batteryIf the Navigation device stops respondingto commands from the remote control,

the battery in the remote control is proba-bly dead.

> Remove the remote control as describedabove.

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Keep the battery away from children.Consult a doctor immediately if a child

swallows a battery.Batteries must not be dismantled, short-circuited or thrown into a fire.

Environmental note:

Batteries must not be disposed of in

household waste.It is the legal duty of the user to returnused batteries. You can hand in your oldbatteries free of charge at local municipalcollection points or wherever batteries aresold.



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> Remove the old battery and replace itwith a new type CR2032/DL2032 bat-tery.

> Place the remote control back onto thebase plate.

> Reconnect the remote control to theNavigation device as described above.

Operating the Navigation device usingthe remote control

You can control most functions and the

main functions of the Navigation deviceusing the remote control.It is provided with five buttons and acontrol ring.The main functions of the individualremote control buttons are:

But-ton

Basic function

Opens the map display. Opensthe options menu for the map dis-play if the map is already active.

Starts the telephone mode. Thefunction is equivalent to pressingthe Phone button in the mainmenu or the button in theoptions menu of the map display.

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Starts up the voice entry.The function is equivalent topressing the button, e.g. inthe input menu.

Press briefly:

Displays menu markings.

Selects and confirms menuentries.Press and hold:

Confirms the previous entry inthe input menu.

E.g. in fast access mode - opens

the Edit menu ( button). In the address input - accepts en-

tries and starts route guidance.

Back function - is equivalent tothe function of the button.Pressing and holding the button

opens the main menu.

Control ring for selecting entriesin lists and menus.Displays menu markings.

But-ton

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When using the remote control and,

for example, using the control ring to

scroll through a menu, the active menu

entry is highlighted.If you operate the Navigation device usingthe touchscreen again, the highlightingdisappears.The highlighting also disappears after ap-prox. 8 seconds if the remote control is

not operated during this time.The example below shows the main menu

with the TMC button highlighted.

Content Manager

The Content Manager is a PC-based ap-

plication containing a number of impor-tant functions to help you manage thecontent on your Navigation device.

With the Content Manager you can:

back up the content saved on the Navi-gation device to your PC and restore it

later to your Navigation device, Install the contents stored on the DVD

(depending on the model),

download current content from the In-ternet and install it on the Navigationdevice.

To use the Content Manager, you willneed the USB cable provided as well as acomputer that meets the following mini-mum requirements:

Installing the Content ManagerYou can install the Content Manager onyour computer with the following steps:

> Connect the USB interface of the devicedirectly to a USB port of the computerusing the USB cable supplied.

> If the application does not startautomatically, please start the file"Becker_Content_Manager_Setup"

manually in the folder"CONTENTMANAGER".

> Select a language from the list and thenclick on OK.

> Read the welcome page and click onNext to continue.

> Select the installation folder. A defaultinstallation folder is already specified.To select another folder, either type inthe path name or click on Browse anddefine another folder.

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> Click on Install to start the copyingprocedure. Click on Details to see thedetails during copying.

The Content Manager is automaticallystarted immediately after installation. Re-move the check mark from the box if youdo not want this.This completes the installation procedure.> Click on Finish to exit the installation

program.

Starting the Content ManagerExecute the following actions to start theContent Manager:

> Switch on the Navigation device .

After a short time, the Navigation device

is displayed as a removable storage medi-um on the computer.

> Click on Start > All Programs on thecomputer.

> Select Becker.

> Click on Content Manager.

When the Content Manager is started, theprogram executes a number of steps beforeyou can start to manage your navigationsoftware content.

Each time the program is called, a connec-tion is established to the Internet to check

whether a new version of the ContentManager is available. If a new softwareversion is found, the Content Managergives you the option of installing it. We

recommend that you always agree to theupgrade, if one is available. If a new soft-ware version is found, you have the fol-lowing options:

Click onYes to accept the new softwareversion. The new version is downloaded

and installed before you can start theContent Manager.

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Click on No to start the Content Man-ager with the version already installed.

If the new version is a critical update,

the Exit button will be shown instead ofthe No button. You must install the newversion, otherwise you have to exit theapplication.

If you have not yet made a backup of thenavigation unit, the Content Manager

will ask you each time it starts whetheryou would like to make a complete or par-tial backup copy.

Transferring music tracks, pic-

tures and videos

Images*, music* and videos* can be storedon a separate Micro SD memory card (notincluded in the scope of delivery) or in theinternal memory of the Navigation devicein the "Media" folder.Files can be transferred via a card reader or

a USB connection.

Faults

Malfunctions in the operating system or

in the unit are displayed accordingly. Ifthe function you want cannot then be ex-ecuted, you should restart the Navigationdevice using the On/Off switch.If the messages reappear or the unitdoes not function correctly for any other

reason, please contact your local stockist.You can also try to find a solution to yourproblem in the FAQ in the Support areaon the Becker homepage (www.mybeck-er.com).Note:

We recommend that you always createthe backup. Otherwise you will not beable to restore the content in the event ofloss of data.

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We recommend that you give files anddirectories self-explanatory names so thatit is simpler to find these again, if needbe.

Note:

Never attempt to open the unit yourself.Please contact your authorised dealer ifyou are unable to remedy the fault.

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Navigation mode

What is navigation?

The term "navigation" (lat. navigare = to

travel by sea) is generally understood tomean the location of a vehicle, the deter-mination of the direction and distancefrom the desired destination and the de-termination of the required route. Stars,prominent landmarks, compass and satel-

lites etc. are used as navigation aids.With the Navigation device, the locationis determined by the GPS receiver. TheGlobal Positioning System (GPS) was de-veloped during the 1970s by the US mili-tary as a weapons guiding system.GPS is based on a total of 24 satellites or-biting the Earth and emitting signals. AGPS receiver receives these signals anduses the signal times to calculate the dis-tance to an individual satellite, and thendetermines your current geographical po-sition.

Signals from at least three satellites are re-quired to determine your position; yourheight above sea level can be calculated if

signals are received from four or more sat-ellites.The Navigation device determines the di-rection and distance from the destinationusing a navigation computer and a digitalstreet map held in its internal memory.

For safety reasons, route guidance is givenpredominantly in spoken form. This issupported by a direction indicator and amap display on the touch screen.

Safety instructions

Road traffic regulations always take

priority. The navigation system is onlyan aid. Errors may occur in individualdata items/entries. At all times, thedriver must decide whether or not toheed the information provided.

We do not accept liability for errone-

ous data provided by the navigationsystem.

When first put into use it can take upto 30 minutes to fix the position.

Observation of traffic signs and localtraffic regulations must always take pri-

ority. Traffic guidance is restricted to passen-

ger vehicles. Special driving recom-mendations and regulations for othervehicles (e.g. commercial vehicles) arenot included.

Destinations may only be enteredwhen the vehicle is stationary.

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Selecting navigation

Navigation mode is called up from the

main menu. New destinations can be en-tered in the menu New or New destinati-on (depending on the device). Destinati-ons that have already been visited or savedcan be selected in the menu My destinati-ons.

> In the main menu, press the button Mydestinations.

Home address

When you press the Home button you

will be asked to enter an address if nohome address has yet been entered.

> PressYes to enter the address. You can then enter a destination as de-scribed under The New or New Destina-tion Menu (depending on device) onpage 43.

If you have already entered your home ad-dress, you can start route guidance to yourhome address in the first line.

Smart Guess

The two addresses that can be selectedwith the button, is a selection of theaddresses last visited. Depending on thetime of day and your current position, the

two most likely destinations are displayedand can be selected directly.

Note:

If an address is displayed between the tworows of buttons, this means that route

guidance has already been started to thedisplayed address.

Note:

The menu items Set current position

andSelect from last destinations

(fastaccess mode) can also be used to select adestination.

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Last destinations list

The last destinations visited and saved

destinations are displayed in the Last des-tinations list and can be selected directly.The menu for entering destinations or thefunction for entering addresses usingspeech can also be called up using the fastaccess function.

The destination list

The destination list displays, line by line,all destinations available for fast dialling.

Each line of the destination list is dividedinto two fields. Each list field is in theform of a button. The destination isshown on the right-hand button and theproperties of the destination are displayedusing the left icon.

Icons used

The following icons are used in the desti-nation list:

Note:

Up to 200 of the most recent destinationsare automatically stored in the destina-tion list. If the storage capacity is reached,the oldest destination is automatically de-leted to make room for a new destina-

tion. However, important destinationscan be protected.If you select your home address and it hasnot yet been defined, you will be request-ed to enter the address.

Icon Meaning

This destination is a standarddestination with no specialfeatures.

This destination is protected.

If the destination memory isfull, this destination will notautomatically be deleted.This can be performedmanually, if required.In the case of a protectedentry, you can also determinethe position using the fastaccess function.

This destination is the currenthome address.

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Operating the last destinations list

Entering an address using speech

Voice entry is activating by pressing thebutton.You can find out how to enter an addressusing speech under Entering address bylanguage (selected models) on page 49.

Start with existing destinationThe existing destinations are listed in thedestinations list.> Press the button for the desired destina-

tion to start route calculation.The calculation begins.

When the calculation is complete, themap appears and the route guidancebegins.

Scrolling through stored destinations

Using the buttons, it ispossible to scroll through the list in the

direction of the relevant arrow.

Displaying or editing a destination

Any destination stored in fast access modecan be displayed and edited.

> Press the button to the left of thedesired destination.

>A selection menu appears.

Option Meaning

Show details The data for the destina-

tion are displayed. Fromthis screen you can dis-play the destination onthe map, display theroute or start the routeguidance.

Name entry The destination can berenamed. If the destina-tion is given a name it isautomatically protected.

Delete entry The destination is delet-ed from the fast accessmode.

Protect entry The destination is pro-tected against automatic

deletion. This function isonly available in the caseof unprotected destina-tions.

Remove

protectionProtection of the destina-tion is disabled. This

function is only availablefor protected destina-tions.

Move up The destination is movedforwards by one position.If the destination is

moved it is automaticallyprotected.

Move down The destination is movedback by one position. Ifthe destination is movedit is automatically pro-

tected.

Delete all

entriesAll destinations (exceptfor the protected destina-tions and your home ad-dress) are deleted fromthe list.

Option Meaning

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Personal destinations

Using the Personal destinations buttonyou can call up GoogleTM points of inter-

est that have been imported into the Nav-igation device and start route guidance toone.

See Route planning on page 55.

Contacts

Using the Contacts button you can callup Microsoft Outlook contacts thathave been imported into the Navigationdevice and start route guidance to the ad-dress listed in the contact.

See Selecting a destination from Con-

tacts on page 42.

Selecting a destination from Personaldestinations

You can call up GoogleTM points of in-

terest that have been imported into theNavigation device and start route guid-ance to one.


> Press the Personal destinations button.

A list of the available destinations will bedisplayed.Press the arrow buttons to

scroll through the list displayed.

> Select the desired destination.

Route guidance to the selected destinationwill be initiated.

Editing Personal destinations

> In the list of your own destinations,press the button in front of the des-

tination that you wish to edit.

Note:

To display custom Google points ofinterest, the Google KML files must bestored in theiGO8\content\userdata\mydest directo-ry of the Navigation device.

Note:

If the list contains numerous entries, itmay be a good idea to search for the de-sired destination by selecting Search

entry and using the input menu.A maximum of 1000 destinations can beimported.Newly imported destinations are filed atthe start of the list.

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Select Delete entry if you wish to deletethe destination from the list.Select Delete all entries if you wish to de-

lete the entire list.Select Show details if you wish to displaydetails about the destination.

Press the Start button to begin route guid-ance to the destination straight away.

You can also display your chosen destina-tion on the map (On map), store it in fastaccess mode (Save), display the route tothe destination (Show route) or call thenumber if a telephone is connected and aphone number is available by pressing thebutton with the symbol.

Selecting a destination from Contacts You can call up Microsoft Outlookcontacts that have been imported into the

Navigation device and start route guid-ance to one.


> Press the Contacts button.

An input menu appears if there are morethan 10 contacts. If there are fewer than

10 entries, a list of contacts is displayedstraight away.> Select the first letter of the desired entry

in the input menu.> Press the button when the desired

name is displayed in the top line.If there are 5 or fewer entries available

with the letter combination entered, a listcontaining these entries will automatically

be displayed.

> Select the desired entry from the list.

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The Microsoft Outlook contacts areimported via the Content Manager.

Up to 2000 contacts can be imported.Note:

You can also have a list corresponding tothe entered letter combination displayedbefore then. To do so, press in theinput menu.

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Press the Start button to begin route guid-ance to the address displayed for this con-

tact straight away.You can also display the address shown forthe contact on the map (On map), store itin fast access mode (Save), display theroute to the destination (Show route) orcall the number displayed if a phonenumber is provided (button with thesymbol).If there are a number of addresses provid-ed for the chosen contact, you can selectone of them after pressing the button .If there are a number of phone numbersprovided for the chosen contact, you can

select one of them after pressing the but-ton .

The New or New Destination

Menu (depending on device)

> In the main menu, press the buttonNew destinationl.

The menu for new destinations appears.

Layout of the New destination menu

Enter address

The various steps from selecting an ad-dress to starting route guidance can be car-ried out using the Enter address button.

See Entering the address on page 44.

Select Point of Interest

Points of interest such as airports and ferryports, restaurants, hotels, petrol stationsor public buildings can be selected androute guidance started using the SelectPoint of Interest button.

See Points of interest on page 51.

Travel Guide "New Menu"

With the travel guide, you can select, forexample, MARCO POLO Top-High-lights or MARCO POLO Insider-Tipsand start the guide destination there. SeeTravel Guide on page 54.

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Enter geo coordinates

The geographic coordinates for a destina-tion can be entered and route guidance

started via the Enter geo-coordinatesbutton.

See Coordinate entry on page 59.

Select on map

With Select on map, you can select a des-

tination directly on the map and startroute guidance.

See Selecting a destination from themap on page 58.

Route planning

A route with several waypoints can beplanned using the Route planning but-ton.

See Route planning on page 55.

Entering the addressThe Enter address button in the destina-tion input menu opens the menu for en-

tering addresses.

> In the destination input menu, press theEnter address button.

The menu for entering addresses appears.

Selecting a country

You can select a country from those avail-able using the button for the country of

destination. A country is adopted auto-matically in the address input menu afterselection. If a country of destination hasalready been entered it will remain untilyou select a different country.

> Press the button containing the countryof destination to access the country se-lection list.

The selection list will appear.

> Press the button for the desired country.

Note:

By pressing the Clear form button (topright) you can delete all entered dataapart from the country.

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Selecting an address and starting route

guidance

You can enter the exact destination

address in the address input menu.

The following settings can be made in theaddress input menu:

Town

Postcode

Street and house number Junctions as an orientation aid

It is also possible to:

search for a point of interest near to theaddress entered (POI search). This can

be entered as described under Point ofinterest near to an address on page 52,

save the destination in fast access mode,

show the route on the map,

start the route guidance straight away.

Selecting a townThe destination can be entered by eitherusing the name or ZIP code.

When you enter the letters of a place, thenavigation device displays suggestions(See Accepting proposals on page 27.).If you do not want to accept the proposal,

just enter the other letters of the locationyou want.

The Navigation device excludes all impos-sible letter combinations and ZIP codesand activates only letter fields or numeri-cal fields that lead to an existing locationor ZIP code.

>

Select the option of entering the townor postcode.

> Enter the letters of the destination townor the numbers of the postcode consec-utively.

Note:

If required, press the arrow keyson the right of the screen to

scroll through all available countries ofdestination.The symbol indicates the countriesfor which an address can be entered usingspeech. (depending on the model)

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When sufficient letters have been enteredit will automatically switch to a list from

which you can select the town. However,you can switch to the list before this bypressing the button.

gOnce a few letters of the desired townhave been entered you can display a list of

all the towns with the relevant letter com-binations or this list will be displayed au-tomatically.> Press the button on the right of

the screen to call up the list.

You can scroll through the displayed listusing the buttons.> Press the button for the required town.

gIn the Street menu field the street andhouse number can be entered separately

using a letter and number field.The Navigation device excludes all impos-sible letter combinations and activatesonly those letters that could give an exist-ing street name.

A house number can only be chosen once

the street has been selected and if housenumbers are included in the data.

> Enter the letters of the destination streetconsecutively.

When sufficient letters have been enteredit will automatically switch to a list from

which you can select the street. However,you can switch to the list before this bypressing the button.

Note:

If two words need to be entered you mustseparate them with the character .

Note:

If you have entered a postcode, the nameof the town will be hidden in the inputmenu to start with. If you then enter thestreet name, the name of the town willthen also be displayed.

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gOnce a few letters of the desired streethave been entered you can display a list of

all the streets with the relevant letter com-binations or this list will be displayed au-tomatically.> Press the button on the right of

the screen to call up the street list.

You can scroll through the displayed listusing the buttons.> Press the button containing the desired

street.

g After entering the destination town andstreet, you can enter a junction so as to

further limit the choice.

> Press the Intersection button.The input menu for the name of the junc-tion will appear.> Enter the name of the junction.Once a few letters of the desired street

have been entered a list will automaticallybe displayed.> Press the button for the desired street.

g After entering the destination town andstreet, you can enter a house number so as

to further limit the choice.

> Press No.The input menu for the house number

will appear.> Enter the house number and then press

the button.

Note:

Instead of entering a junction, you canalso enter a house number. However, it isnot possible to enter both at the sametime.

Note:

Instead of entering the house number,you can also enter a junction. However, itis not possible to enter both at the sametime.

>>> NAVIGATION MODE

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gOnce the address has been entered, the ad-dress input menu allows the route to the

destination to be displayed on the map.> Press the Show route button to display

the route on the map.The route is calculated.

You can start the route guidance directlyfrom this screen using the Start button.

The other options on this screen are de-scribed under Displaying the entireroute on page 93.

gIn the address input menu, the Save but-ton opens a menu where a name can be

entered for the specified destination.If the desired name has been entered and

has been pressed to accept it, thedestination is transferred to fast accessmode and protected.

Starting navigation (trace)The Start button starts the routeguidance.

All data entered thus far is processed whencalculating the route.> Press Start to start the route guidance.

The route is calculated. The map will thenbe displayed and the route guidance willbegin.

If the route guidance is already runningyou will be asked whether the new desti-nation should replace the old destinationor if the new destination should be regard-ed as a waypoint.

> Select Add as stopoveror Replace olddestination.

Note:

The symbols above the progress bar referto restrictions that you may have acti-vated (e. g. unpaved roads, toll roads).The symbol next to the progress barindicates that the time-dependent routeguidance described in The Routeoptions button on page 61 is active.(depending on the model)

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and a waypoint has already been enteredyou will be asked whether the new desti-

nation should replace the old destinationor the waypoint.

> Select Replace stopover or Replaceold destination.

You can start address entry using speechfrom the fast access function or from the

menu for entering addresses by pressingthe button.

After pressing the button, a menuthat shows you how to say an address willbe displayed.

Note:

If there is no GPS signal when the routeis calculated, the following will be dis-played:

When a GPS signal is available, the routecalculation will start automatically.

When the Last position button ispressed, the last known position is used

and the route calculated from this posi-tion.

Notes:

Only one address can be entered usingthe voice entry function. Lists for moreprecise selection cannot be operated

using speech.

The destination country cannot be en-tered using speech.

The symbol in the list of countriesindicates the countries for which ad-dress entry using speech is possible.If entry using speech is not possible,the button will be displayedgreyed out.

An address and the street number mustbe spoken in the language of the desti-nation country.

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You can say the address as soon as you seethe lines next to the stylised face.

> Say the address.

the menu for entering addresses will bedisplayed with your entry filled in.

If the address displayed does not matchthe address you said, you can make appro-priate changes.If the address is correct, you can startroute guidance, display the route or storethe address as described on page 48.

gation device was not able to uniquely as-sign your entry, you will be shown

appropriate lists. You can then select theaddress you want from these lists.Depending on your entry, lists with townnames, lists with street names or com-bined lists with town and street names canbe displayed.

The following example shows a list inwhich a town can be selected.

Notes: If a number of languages are spoken in

the destination country (as is the casein Switzerland, for example), you canset another language by pressing theChange language button.

You can say the complete address orjust a part of it.Possible entries include:- street number - street - Town- street - Town- Town

Note:Voice entry can be restarted at any timein the lists by pressing the button.

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open up a further list when they are select-ed. This can be necessary if, for example,

the same town name occurs a number oftimes in the set country.

Once you have selected the town or streetyou want in the lists, the menu for enter-ing addresses is displayed after a short time

with your entry filled in.You can then start route guidance, displaythe route or store the address as describedon page 48.

Points of interest (POI) are included inthe map and can be displayed there.

Points of interest include airports and fer-ry ports, restaurants, hotels, petrol sta-tions, public buildings. You can use pointsof interests as navigation destinations.

> In the main menu, press the button

New destinationl.

> Press the Select Point of Interestbutton.

You can choose between:

a point of interest in the vicinity,

a point of interest near to an address, a point of interest near to a destination,

or

entering a point of interest directly.

Point of interest in the vicinity

> Press the POI nearby button.

Press the arrow keys to scrollthrough the list displayed.> Select one of the available categories.

Note:

You can only select points of interest inthe area in question if the GPS receptionis adequate for determining a position.Otherwise, the last position stored will beused.

>>> NAVIGATION MODE

Point of interest near to an address

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For some categories, e.g. petrol stations, afurther selection menu is displayed in

which you can narrow down the choice

further, e.g. by brand.

If you have selected the category, anypoints of interest belonging to the relevantcategory and available within the area inquestion will now be displayed.

The name, distance as the crow flies andthe address is displayed for each entry.> Select the desired point of interest.

You will now receive additional informa-tion about your chosen destination.>

Press theStart

button to begin routeguidance to the point of interest direct-ly.

In addition, the selected point of interestcan be:

displayed on the map (On map),

saved in fast access mode (Save), used for displaying a route to the POI

(Show route),

if a telephone is connected and a phonenumber is available by pressing the but-ton with the symbol. (depending on

the model)

> Press POI near location.

> Select the desired country.> In the City or Code field, enter the

town where you wish to search for apoint of interest.

> Press the POI search button.> Press the Select category button.

You can also press the All categories but-ton. An input menu will then open andyou can enter the name of a point of in-terest directly and confirm it.

Note:

If you have already entered an address,

this address will appear by default.

Note:

You can also press the Select POI button.

An input menu will then open and youcan enter the name of a point of interestdirectly and confirm it.

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for the entered town are displayed.> Select the desired point of interest as de-

scribed under Point of intere

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