Blaupunkt TravelPilot 700 User manual

Mobile Navigation
TravelPilot 700
www.blaupunkt.com
Operating and installation instructions
(Long version)

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Device overview
Device overview
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Device overview
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1Display (touchscreen):
Simple and intuitive operation by touching
the buttons on the display.
2VOL -:
Decreases the volume
3On/Off switch:
Long press (for longer than 1 second):
Switches the device on
Long press (for longer than 3 seconds):
Switches the device off
Short press: Calls up the main menu
4VOL +:
Increases the volume
5Socket for additional external TMC antenna
(internal TMC antenna is present)
6Memory card slot
7Socket for power supply (battery charger or
charger cable for the cigarette lighter)
8Stylus for operation on the display
9Digital camera, among other things for recog-
nising signs
:Light sensor for automatic display brightness
(top side)
;Socket for additional external GPS antenna
(internal GPS antenna is present)
<Battery compartment cover
=DVB-T antenna (extendable)
>Socket for additional external DVB-T antenna
?Microphone for speech input and hands-free
system (Bluetooth)
@Socket for headphones
ASerial port for connecting to the vehicle elec-
tronics(SmartCable)orsounddockingstation
(Contact your Blaupunkt specialised dealer or
read the information via the Blaupunkt Inter-
net pages at www.blaupunkt.com)
BUSB port for data transfer
CAV-IN/OUT socket for back-up camera and
other audio/video devices
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Contents
Device overview ..................................2
Safety notes ........................................8
Warning symbols used ...........................8
Use as directed .....................................8
Road safety ..........................................8
General safety notes ..............................8
Notes about handling the CD/DVD ...........9
Cleaning notes ......................................9
Disposal notes ......................................9
Initial startup ......................................9
Scope of delivery ..................................9
Removing protective films.......................9
Charging the battery..............................9
Switching on the device........................10
Setting the language ............................10
Selecting a dataset ..............................10
Installation in the vehicle ...................10
Installation example.............................11
Attaching the suction cup holder ...........11
Attaching the mounting cup ..................11
Inserting the device in the mounting cup ..11
Removing the device............................11
Removing the suction cup holder...........11
Audio playback via the loudspeakers
in the vehicle (AUDIO-MIX function)....11
Switching on/off................................12
Switch-on ..........................................12
Switching off ......................................12
Reset.................................................12
Operating the menus .........................12
Main menu .........................................12
Buttons..............................................12
Keyboard ...........................................12
Intelligent auto-completion function....13
Buttons overview .............................13
Error-tolerant entry ..........................13
Lists..................................................13
Information about GPS.......................13
GPS mode of operation ........................13
Displaying GPS info .............................13
Performing basic settings ..................14
Setting the time zone ...........................14
Entering the home address ...................15
Activating the PIN query .......................15
Configuring the PIN query..................15
Locking/unlocking the device.............15
Changing the PIN .............................15
Navigation ........................................16
Destination input...............................16
Entering a country ...............................16
Entering an address ............................17
Entering coordinates ...........................17
Using the home address as destination...17
Copying a destination from the map ......17
Speech input .....................................18
Points of interest (POI) ......................18
Special POIs .......................................19
My POIs ..........................................19
Supraregional POIs...........................19
Starting the POI entry ..........................19
Selecting a POI position .......................19
Selecting a POI....................................19
Calling a POI .......................................19
Tour planning ....................................20
Starting the tour planning .....................20
Loading the tour from the memory card ..20
Entering the tour .................................20
Editing a tour......................................20
Start for this point first.........................21
Calculate to this point first ....................21
Exiting the tour planning.......................21
Using a destination from the
destination/tour memory ...................21
Additional functions after the
destination input/tour planning..........22
Country info......................................22
Simulation.........................................22
Starting the simulation.........................22
Simulation settings..............................23

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Storing the position ...........................23
Destination/tour memory...................23
Saving destinations .............................23
Saving a destination or tour ...............23
Saving the last destination or tour.......24
Editing destinations.............................24
Delete all destinations..........................24
Backing up destinations (backup copy)....25
Exporting destinations......................25
Importing destinations......................25
Calculating a route.............................25
Starting the route calculation ................25
Specifying route options ....................26
Route guidance..................................27
Start route guidance ............................27
Destination input during route guidance..27
Reaching the place of destination ..........27
Quitting the route guidance...................27
Disturbed GPS reception......................27
Offroad route guidance (geocaching)...28
Working with the map ........................28
Display map .......................................28
Moving and scaling the map ..................28
Touching the map................................28
Buttons and symbols ...........................28
Map/navigation settings .......................29
Displaying the arrival/remaining
driving time.....................................29
Switching auto zoom on/off ...............29
Selecting a dataset...........................29
Selecting units.................................30
Showing/hiding speed and altitude.....30
Aligning the camera..........................30
Selecting the map/video display.........30
Showing/hiding points of interest
at motorways...................................30
Showing/hiding destinations on
the map and activating/deactivating
POI notes........................................30
Voice instructions.............................31
Speech input...................................31
Day/night view.................................31
Speed limit......................................32
Continuing a tour automatically ..........32
Showing/hiding tour info ...................32
Map display during route guidance......32
Navigation tools ..................................32
Route information ...............................33
POI note.............................................33
Speed limit (signpost recognition) .........33
Video display during route guidance
(True Navigation)...............................33
Voice output during route guidance.....34
Additional functions during route
guidance...........................................34
Display information about the destination.. 34
Cancelling route guidance.....................34
Skipping the next destination................34
Displaying the route list and entering
blockings ...........................................35
Showing/hiding route segments .........35
Traffic obstructions in the route list.....35
Blocking route segments ...................35
Unblocking......................................35
Calculating an alternate route................35
Entering a blocking ..............................35
Entering a blocking...........................35
Unblocking......................................35
TMC function.....................................36
Establishing TMC reception ..................36
Traffic obstructions on the map display...36
Showing traffic reports ........................36
Switch on automatic traffic jam detours ..36
TMC settings ......................................36
Infotainment .....................................37
Bluetooth function (telephone)...........37
Starting the Bluetooth application..........38
Hands-free function.............................38
Calling............................................38

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Answering or rejecting a call ..............38
Ending a call and additional functions ...38
Managing the call list ........................38
Phone book........................................39
Loading the phone book....................39
Calling from the phone book ..............39
Adding an entry ...............................39
Editing entries .................................39
Short messages (SMS).........................39
Writing SMS ....................................39
Inbox/outbox...................................40
Audio transmission..............................40
File transfer........................................40
Uploading/downloading data .............40
Establishing a Bluetooth connection.......41
Registering with the cell phone...........41
Registering with the navigation device ..41
Establishing and disconnecting
Bluetooth connection........................41
Registering additional cell phones
with the navigation device .................42
Performing Bluetooth settings...............42
Activating/deactivating the Bluetooth
function..........................................42
Switching visibility on/off ..................43
Paired devices .................................43
Ringtone.........................................43
Establishing the connection
automatically...................................43
Changing the PIN .............................43
RAS settings....................................43
Automatic call answering...................44
Illustrated phrase book ......................44
Camera function ...............................44
Taking pictures (geotagging) .................45
Filming ..............................................45
Entertainment ..................................45
Inserting and removing the memory card... 45
Starting Entertainment ........................46
Playing music files ..............................46
Equaliser ........................................46
Random playback (Mix).....................47
Repeated playback (Repeat)..............47
Displaying ID3 tags...........................47
Calling the music list (Browse) ...........47
Showing image files ............................47
Slide show ......................................48
Displaying path of file name ...............48
Rotating an image.............................48
Calling the image list (Browse) ...........48
Playing video files................................48
Connecting the back-up camera or an
external audio/video source..................49
Using the navigation device as video
source............................................49
Using the external device as video
source............................................49
Games...............................................49
Television (DVB-T) .............................50
Establishing reception .........................50
Starting the DVB-T application...............50
Searching for stations ..........................50
Selecting a station...............................50
Creating a favourites list .......................51
Teletext..............................................51
Electronic programme guide (EPG)........52
DVB-T settings ....................................52
Audio .............................................52
Video .............................................52
Subtitle ..........................................53
System ...........................................53
Internet function ...............................54
Configuring the Internet (WLAN settings) .. 54
Connecting to a visible WLAN network... 54
Manually configuring and connecting
an invisible WLAN network (SSID is
suppressed)....................................55
Disconnecting from a WLAN network....55
Web browser ......................................55
The toolbar......................................55

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Calling up a web page .......................55
Selecting web pages/addresses from
history............................................56
Adding and selecting a bookmark .......56
Searching text on the current web page.. 57
Basic settings of the web browser.......57
Exit the web browser ........................58
e-mail communication..........................58
Configuring e-mail communication......58
Configuring and managing e-mail
accounts.........................................58
Settings for sending and receiving ......59
Performing spam settings..................59
Additional settings ...........................60
Using the e-mail function...................60
Editing an e-mail ..............................61
Internet telephony (VoIP) .....................61
Configuring VoIP ..............................61
Using VoIP.......................................62
Internet radio......................................62
Listening to Internet radio..................62
Adding stations to favourites and
deleting them from favourites.............62
Saving a new station .........................63
Podcasting .........................................63
Loading podcasts.............................63
Loading and playing episodes ............63
Editing podcasts/episodes ................63
Office function ..................................64
Starting the Office application...............64
Displaying documents (viewer) .............64
Notes ................................................64
Writing programme (Notepad) ...........64
Drawing programme (Paint)...............65
Calendar............................................65
Calculator ..........................................65
Voice recorder ....................................65
Playing recordings............................66
Editing recordings ............................66
Blocking recordings..........................66
File manager.......................................66
My files.............................................67
My files in the internal memory..............67
Playing or displaying My files.................67
Transferring My files ............................67
Data transfer with memory card ............68
Loading data onto the memory card ....68
Loading data from the memory card
to the memory .................................68
Data transfer with computer (USB) ........68
Copying data from the navigation
device ............................................68
Copying data to the navigation
device ............................................68
Settings ............................................69
Setting the alarm..............................69
Audio/video ....................................69
Setting My Button in the main menu
(quick access) .................................69
Demo mode ....................................70
Theft protection...............................70
Display ...........................................70
Product information .........................70
Sound & volume...............................70
Language........................................70
Saving energy..................................71
Button sound...................................71
Calibrating the touchscreen...............71
Time...............................................71
Factory settings ...............................71
Wireless connections........................71
Software...........................................72
Reinstalling navigation software ............72
Updating the navigation software...........72
Service .............................................72
Warranty...........................................72
Technical data ...................................73
Troubleshooting table ........................74

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Safety notes
Safety notes
For your personal benefit, carefully read the fol-
lowing safety notes before operating the device
for the first time.
Warning symbols used
In the chapters, warning symbols refer to impor-
tant notes for you and the device.
DANGER!
Warns about injuries or life-threatening
danger
DANGER!
Warns about accidents
Use as directed
The device is designed for mobile use in vehicles.
Some functions may not be used by the driver.
Specialinformationabout the navigationoftrucks,
busses and campers, such as altitude and width
limitations or maximum permissible road load, is
not included in the navigation data!
Navigation off the roads (offroad route guidance)
is not possible with this navigation device.
Road safety
The navigation device does not release
you from your responsibility as a driver
for correct and prudent behaviour in traf-
fic. Always observe the applicable traffic
rules.
Use your device in such a way that you
can always safely control your vehicle. If
in doubt, stop and operate the device
while the vehicle is standing. If you are
the driver, you may not use the applica-
tions that distract you from the traffic
around you (depending on the scope of
functions of the device, e.g. watching TV,
videos).
General safety notes
Observe the following notes to protect the device
against defects and yourself against injuries and
life-threatening dangers from an ignition or explo-
sion:
Protect the device against moisture since it
is not waterproof and not splashproof.
Do not modify or open the device. Other-
wise, it could be damaged and then ignite or
explode. Or acidic, flammable liquid could
run out of the battery.
Donotexposethe devicetovery low(below
-20 °C) and very high temperatures (above
60 °C), e.g. close to fire, heating devices or in
a parked car with direct exposure to the sun.
Moisture could form inside the device or the
device could overheat. The device or battery
could deform and even ignite or explode. Or
acidic, flammable liquid could run out of the
battery.
If battery liquid comes into contact with
your eyes or skin, immediately flush with wa-
ter and consult a doctor.
Always ensure a safe installation in the ve-
hicle. If the bracket is not correctly affixed,
the device may turn into a safety risk for the
vehicle occupants during heavy braking or in
case of an impact.
Remove the device from the power supply
when you park your vehicle since it contin-
ues to use battery power and could deplete
the vehicle battery. Do not unplug the con-
nector of the power supply by pulling on the
wire. The wire could be damaged and cause
electrical shock.
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Safety notes | Initial startup
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Notes about handling the CD/DVD
The device is supplied with a CD/DVD that con-
tains navigation software and map material. To
protect the CD/DVD against dirt and damage, ob-
serve the following notes:
Store the CD/DVD in its case. Hold the
CD/DVD only at the edge.
Do not expose the CD/DVD and the case
to direct sunlight.
Use only a clean CD/DVD. If necessary,
clean the CD/DVD with a soft, lint-free
cloth from inside to outside.
Never clean the CD/DVD in a circular
motion.
Do not use any solvents, including on the
printed side of the CD/DVD.
Cleaning notes
Clean the display with a dry, soft cloth.
Water and other liquids could damage the
display.
Do not use strong detergents for cleaning
the housing. Use only a moistened, lint-
free cloth.
Disposal notes
Use the return and collection systems avail-
able to dispose of the old device.
Do not discard any batteries in the house-
hold trash; instead, return them to the
corresponding collection sites.
Initial startup
Scope of delivery
The scope of delivery contains the following com-
ponents:
Navigation device
Suction cup bracket
Battery charger
Charger cable for cigarette lighter
TMC antenna
USB cable incl. USB adapter
Video cable
Headset (headphones with microphone)
Operating instructions (Short version)
Backup DVD
Note:
We recommend the use of original Blaupunkt
accessories (www.blaupunkt.com).
Removing protective films
Prior to the first use, carefully remove all protec-
tive films from display, housing and camera.
Charging the battery
Upon purchasing the navigation device, the bat-
tery could be discharged. Please charge the bat-
tery before using the device.
DANGER!
The use of unapproved chargers and batter-
ies may lead to an ignition or explosion of the
device
Use only the original chargers and batteries from
Blaupunkt for operating and charging to correctly
charge the battery and protect it against overvolt-
age.
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Initial startup | Installation in the vehicle
The charging process in the switched-off state is
approx. 3 hours. The charge state indicator is lo-
cated on the top display bar.
The device is supplied by an external
power source.
The device is supplied by its internal
battery. The charge state of the bat-
tery is sufficient.
The device is supplied by its internal
battery. The charge state of the bat-
tery is low.
If the charge state of the battery becomes weak,
the navigation device warns you about it.
Connect the battery charger or the charger
cable for the cigarette lighter to the charging
socket.
Note:
The battery is equipped with a protection
against overheating from excessive current
flow. The protection prevents charging the
battery starting at an ambient temperature
above 45 °C.
Switching on the device
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Press and hold the On/Off switch for longer
than 1 second.
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Setting the language
The device uses English as standard language. If
you switch on the device for the first time, a dia-
logue menu is displayed in which you can select
another language for the menus and voice outputs
as well as for the speech input.
Select your preferred language in the dia-
logue menu.
Please follow the instructions.
The language is loaded and the main menu is
displayed.
Selecting a dataset
After the initial start of the navigation, you must
select a road map. The message "Data record not
available" is automatically displayed.
Touch the OK button.
A list of the available road maps is displayed.
Touch the desired road map in the list to se-
lect it.
Installation in the vehicle
For temporary installation in a vehicle, the navi-
gation device features a holder to attach it to
the windshield.
DANGER!
The installation at an unsuitable loca-
tion can cause injuries
Install the navigation device so that it does not
block your view and does not distract from the
traffic.
Do not install the device in the airbag deployment
area.
Ensure that the device does not pose a threat to
passengers in the vehicle in case of emergency
braking.
Check the firm installation of the bracket at regular
intervals. The bracket can loosen due to changes
in the ambient temperature.
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Installation in the vehicle | Audio playback via the loudspeakers
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Installation example
The figure shows only an installation suggestion.
For the installation in the vehicle, you should ob-
serve the listed safety notes in any case.
ca. 15 cm
Attaching the suction cup holder
Locate a suitable place inside the vehicle for
the installation.
To ensure a perfect hold, the glass must be
free of dust and oil. If necessary, clean the
glass using a lens cleaning tissue.
Press the suction cup of the holder against
the windshield.
Push the lever on the support towards the
glass.
Attaching the mounting cup
The suction cup holder features two mounts for
the mounting cup.
Push the mounting cup onto the mount until
it engages.
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Inserting the device in the mounting
cup
The device features two cut-outs on the underside
for the mounting cup.
Place the device onto mounting cup with the
underside first and push it to the back.
The clamping holder of the mounting cup
must engage in the rear side of the housing
with a click.
Align the bracket.
Removing the device
Push the clamping holder down.
The device disengages from the bracket.
Remove the device.
Removing the suction cup holder
If you change vehicles, you can simply remove the
support.
Push the lever on the support away from the
glass.
Carefully loosen the suction cup at the edge
from the glass so that air can enter between
suction cup and glass.
Carefully pull the suction cup off of the glass.
Audio playback via the
loudspeakers in the vehicle
(AUDIO-MIX function)
The navigation device can be used as an external
audio source if it is connected to a car sound sys-
tem. The voice output of the navigation and music
tracks is then played back via the loudspeakers in
the vehicle.
If the car sound system features the AUDIO-MIX
function, the sound of the navigation device and
the car sound system can be mixed. That is, the
voice output of the navigation is switched through
while you are listening to the radio or a CD.
Prerequisite:
Compatible Blaupunkt car sound system with
rear or front AUX-IN socket
Car sound system supports the AUDIO-MIX
function (contact your Blaupunkt specialised
dealer)
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Audio playback via the loudspeakers | Switching on/off | Operating the menus
Connect the car sound system with the navi-
gation device by means of a cable – according
to the instructions of the car sound system.
On the car sound system, activate the
AUDIO-MIX function by switching on the AUX-
IN socket.
The voice output of the navigation and audio
source of the car sound system are mixed.
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On the car sound system, deactivate the
AUDIO-MIX function by switching off the AUX-
IN socket.
The navigation device is used as external
audio source.
Switching on/off
The On/Off switch is used to switch the device on
and off and to open the main menu.
Switch-on
Press and hold the On/Off switch for longer
than 1 second.
Switching off
Press and hold the On/Off switch for longer
than 3 seconds.
The device is first placed in idle state and
remains ready for operation. All functions will
be completely switched off after 2 hours.
Note:
The device continues to use a small amount of
energy even if it is switched off. If you use the
device again after an extended period of time,
it may be necessary to recharge the battery.
Reset
If the device does not work properly, a simple
reset may help.
Press and hold the On/Off switch for longer
than 14 seconds.
The device is switched off and restarted.
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Operating the menus
Main menu
From the main menu, you can access the applica-
tions, e.g. the navigation, and the settings.
Briefly press the On/Off switch to reach the
main menu from any other menu.
The main menu offers quick access that can
be modified. Replace one of the symbols of
your preferred application (ch. "Settings").
Buttons
Touch this button to return to the
previous menu.
Touch this button to change to the
next page in the menu.
Options:
Touch this button to obtain access to additional
functions.
Info:
Touch this button to display detailed information.
OK:
Touch this button to confirm an entry or a setting.
Keyboard
If text entries are required (e.g. for the destination
input), a virtual keyboard appears on the display.
You can perform all entries using your finger. Only
capital letters can be entered.
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Operating the menus | Information about GPS
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Intelligent auto-completion function
During destination input, the device auto-com-
pletes characters as far as possible and offers
only those characters on the keyboard that are
logically possible.
Buttons overview
Delete last character
Entering blank spaces
Call up alternate character keyboard (incl.
special characters, umlauts)
Call up numeric keypad, e.g. to enter the
house number
Call up character keyboard
Call up error-tolerant entry
Error-tolerant entry
The error-tolerant entry helps if you do not know
the exact spelling of a city. After your entry, a list
with city names spelled in a similar way appears.
Touch the symbol in the text entry.
The error-tolerant entry is displayed.
Enter a city name and touch OK.
A list with alternate city names is displayed.
Lists
You can frequently display lists form which you can
select an entry (e.g. a destination). For example, if
you do not enter the complete name of a location,
a list with possible results is displayed.
Touch the button to display the
list.
The number of entries is dis-
played next to the symbol.
Touch one of the buttons to
scroll through the list.
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Touch an entry to select it.
Touch the OK button to accept the entry or to
confirm it.
Touch the Info button to display abbreviated
entries in their entirety.
Information about GPS
The GPS (Global Positioning System) allows
world-wide navigation and locating via satellites
to determine a position.
GPS mode of operation
The navigation device measures the current posi-
tion of your vehicle via GPS and compares these
coordinates with its map material. The map mate-
rial contains the geographic coordinates of points
of interest, streets and cities that you can view on
the display of the navigation device. The device
uses this information to calculate the route to the
destination you entered.
Displaying GPS info
Information about the GPS reception of the de-
vice, your current position and your speed can
be found in the GPS Info menu.
Touch the symbol in the main
menu.
The map is displayed.
Touch the symbol.
The Navigation menu is displayed.
Touch the button.
The display shows the second
page of the menu.
Touch the symbol.
The GPS Info menu is displayed.
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Information about GPS | Performing basic settings
This menu contains this information:
Latitude/Longitude: Current position in
longitude and latitude
Altitude: Current height above mean sea
level (approximate value)
Speed: Indicates the current speed of the
vehicle
Heading: Driving direction (reliable infor-
mation after approx. 5 km/h)
Satellites: Number of GPS satellites re-
ceived. The navigation requires signals
from at least 3 satellites.
GPS Signal Quality: Signal strength of
the GPS satellites received.
Note:
External influences can interfere with the view
to the sky and, therefore, the GPS reception
of the navigation device.
Performing basic settings
Before starting a route guidance, perform these
basic settings:
Set the time zone of your position so that the
correct arrival times are displayed during the
navigation.
You should enter your home address to quick-
ly navigate home from any location.
Activate the PIN query if you want to lock out
unauthorised persons from using the device.
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Setting the time zone
Touch the symbol in the main
menu.
The Settings menu is displayed.
Touch the symbol.
The Time menu is displayed.
Touch the symbol.
A list with available time zones is
displayed.
Touch the time zone in the list that applies to
your location.
Note:
The selection is facilitated by the display
of the capitols in the respective time zone.
"GMT" stands for Greenwich Mean Time, the
mean solar time at the Greenwich meridian
without considering daylight savings time.
Touch the OK button.
Touch the symbol to switch between
24-hour display (check mark) and
12-hour display (no check mark).
Touch the symbol to activate (check
mark) or deactivate (no check mark)
daylight savings time.
Note:
If the time is changed at your position or if
you drive into a different time zone, you must
adjust the settings.
Touch the button to exit the
menu again.
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Performing basic settings
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Entering the home address
Touch the symbol in the main
menu.
The map is displayed.
Touch the symbol.
The Navigation menu is displayed.
Touch the symbol.
The Destination Input menu is dis-
played.
Touch the symbol.
The Destination Input For Home
Address menu is displayed.
Touch the symbol to enter a new ad-
dress as described in the chapter
"Destination input", "Entering an
address".
Note:
The configured home address can be viewed
at any time in the Destination Input For Home
Address menu and changed, if necessary
(Change button).
Activating the PIN query
The PIN query allows you to lock out unauthorised
persons from using the device. Hence, every time
you switch on the device, the PIN (Personal Iden-
tification Number) you configured for yourself is
requested. The PIN can be changed at any time.
If you should forget the PIN, you can unblock the
device again with the PUK (Personal Unblocking
Key) which you define yourself. The PUK cannot
be changed.
To secure your PUK:
Register on the Blaupunkt Internet page and
follow the instructions:
http://puk.blaupunkt.com
Note:
During the PIN entry, you have only 3 attempts
to enter the correct PIN or subsequently 3 at-
tempts to enter the correct PUK. If you enter
an incorrect PUK for the 3rd time, your device
is permanently blocked and the device must
be returned to the Blaupunkt service.
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Configuring the PIN query
Touch the symbol in the main
menu.
The Settings menu is displayed.
Touch the button to scroll
through this menu.
Touch the symbol.
The Anti-Theft Protection menu is
displayed.
Touch the Anti-theft Protection button.
Touch the OK button.
The PIN query is displayed.
Follow the instructions and enter a self-se-
lected PIN.
Touch the OK button.
The initial configuration of the PIN is followed by a
request to enter a PUK. The PUK is used to unlock
the device if you should forget the PIN.
Follow the instructions and enter a self-se-
lected PUK.
Touch the OK button.
Locking/unlocking the device
Prerequisite:
You configured the PIN query.
In the Anti Theft Protection menu, touch the
Anti-Theft Protection button to lock the de-
vice (check mark) or to unlock it (no check
mark).
The PIN query is displayed.
Enter your PIN.
Touch the OK button.
Changing the PIN
In the Anti Theft Protection menu, touch the
Change PIN Code button.
The PIN query is displayed.
Follow the instructions and enter a new self-
selected PIN.
Touch the OK button.
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Navigation | Destination input
Navigation
The navigation device does not release you from
your responsibility as a driver for correct and pru-
dent behaviour in traffic.
DANGER!
Distraction from the traffic can cause
accidents
Do not operate the device while driving.
View the display only during safe traffic situa-
tions.
Notes:
Routes are best planned before starting
your trip.
Perform the basic settings first.
Touch the symbol in the main
menu.
The map is displayed.
From the map, you can directly change to the
navigation menu or to the map/navigation set-
tings.
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Destination input
In the destination input, you can enter an address,
select a destination from memory, or select a point
of interest via the keyboard.
Touch the symbol on the map.
The Navigation menu is displayed.
In the Navigation menu, touch the
symbol.
The Destination Input menu is dis-
played.
Note:
You can only select places of destination
(countries, cities, streets, house numbers,
points of interest) that are contained in the
map material.
Entering a country
When you enter the first address, a list is displayed
from which you can select the desired country.
The countries are preinstalled.
The enclosed CD/DVD offers additional road
maps depending on the device variant as well as
an installation program to copy the countries to
your memory card. The road maps are made avail-
able in the map/navigation settings (ch. "Working
with the map").
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Entering an address
Touch the symbol.
The Destination menu is displayed.
Note:
Youdonothavetorepeatenteringthecountry,
city and street information every time. Only if
your destination is at a different location than
the previous one will you have to re-enter the
destination address.
Touch the symbol to select a differ-
ent country.
Touch the symbol and enter the city
or postal code.
Touch the symbol and enter the
street.
Touch the symbol and enter the
house number.
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Touch the symbol and enter the
street that intersects the previously
entered street.
Touch the Start Route Guidance button to
start the route guidance.
Note:
After the destination input, you can start the
route guidance or store the destination. For
further details, read the chapter "Additional
functions after the destination input".
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Entering coordinates
Touch the symbol.
The Destination Coordinates menu is
displayed.
Touch the symbol to enter the lati-
tude.
The keyboard is displayed.
Touch the symbol to enter the longi-
tude.
The keyboard is displayed.
The coordinates can be entered in decimal or
DMS format (Degrees, Minutes, Seconds).
Enter the coordinates in decimal format by
touching the number buttons, followed by the
comma buttons.
Enter the coordinates in DMS format by se-
lecting the cardinal point first. To do so, touch
the N/S or E/W button.
Next, enter the coordinates with degrees (°)
and minutes (‘) via the keyboard.
Touch the OK button.
Touch the Start Route Guidance button.
Using the home address as
destination
Touch the symbol in the Navigation
menu.
The route guidance is being started.
Copying a destination from the map
Touch the symbol.
The map is displayed.
Move and scale the map as described in the
chapter "Working with the map".
Touch a location of your choice.
The city is selected and the address or the
coordinates are displayed. It is also pos-
sible to display several addresses.
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Destination input | Speech input | Points of interest (POI)
Touch the desired address or the coordi-
nates.
The Position menu is displayed with addi-
tional buttons.
Touch the symbol to start the route
guidance.
Speech input
Enter a destination without looking at the dis-
play. The speech input is possible for the follow-
ing languages: German, English, Spanish, Italian,
French, Portuguese and Dutch (Changing the lan-
guage: ch. "Working with the map", "Map/naviga-
tion settings").
In the Navigation or Destination Input menu,
touch the Speech Input button.
- or -
On the map, touch the symbol on the
bottom display bar.
Note:
The symbol is available only if no route guid-
ance is active. During route guidance it is not
displayed.
The menu for the speech input is displayed
with the possible voice commands. The voice
output of the system asks you for speech in-
put or provides help.
Notes:
Ensure that no noises in your environment
interfere with the speech input, e.g. venti-
lation or open windows.
The voice output of the system can be can-
celled by touching the display.
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As soon as the warning beep sounds
and the green light is lit, speak loudly
and clearly.
If your voice command is recognised, it may
be repeated for verification and displayed on
the bottom display bar. The corresponding
submenu is opened or the route guidance is
started.
The following speech inputs for the destina-
tion input are possible:
"Start route guidance": Direct start of the
route guidance to the last destination.
"Exit route guidance": Exit the current
route guidance.
"Destination input": Entry of the destina-
tion address in several steps (country,
city, street, house number).
"Navigate to ...": Selection of a destina-
tion by giving its name (only for previous-
ly named destinations).
"Lastdestinations"/"Saveddestinations":
Selection of a destination from the last or
saved destinations.
"Additional help": Additional voice com-
mands for saving and naming destina-
tions are displayed, read aloud and
explained.
The following speech inputs are possible in all
speech input menus:
"Help": Voice commands of the current
menu are displayed, read aloud and
explained. Over time, you will become
familiar with the voice commands and
do no longer need any help.
"Cancel": Exit speech input.
Points of interest (POI)
Points of interest (POI) are specific locations,
such as parking facilities and petrol stations, that
are stored in the map material. First, determine
the position for the POI (ch. "Selecting the POI
position"). Next, select the desired POI ("Select-
ing a POI").
You can also select a photo taken with the device
and, therefore, your position while taking the pho-
to, as a point of interest.
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Special POIs
My POIs
Besides point-of-interest (POI) catego-
ries, such as petrol stations and parking,
the My POIs category is available.
This expands the navigation with individual desti-
nations, e.g. with the addresses of friends or your
favourite restaurant.
The enclosed CD/DVD contains an installation
programme with instructions to create your own
POI lists at computer or to load existing POI lists.
Supraregional POIs
Supraregional POIs are POIs that cannot be as-
signed to any city. This can be an airport, a motor-
way exit or a mountain pass.
Starting the POI entry
Prerequisite:
You are in the Destination Input menu (ch.
"Destination input")
Touch the symbol in the Destination
Input menu.
The Points of Interest menu is dis-
played.
Selecting a POI position
In the Points Of Interest menu, touch
the symbol to enter a city. A different
country can be selected first.
- or -
In the Points Of Interest menu, touch
the symbol to select a POI nearby.
- or -
In the Points Of Interest menu, touch
the symbol to select a POI in the
destination area.
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Note:
The destination to which you started a route
guidance last is taken as the destination
area.
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In the Points Of Interest menu, touch
the symbol to select a POI close to
the home address.
- or -
In the Points Of Interest menu, touch
the symbol to select a location on
the map (ch. "Destination input",
"Copying a destination from the
map").
- or -
In the Points Of Interest menu, touch
the symbol to select a supraregional
POI.
- or -
In the Points Of Interest menu, touch the My
Pictures button to select an image and, there-
fore, the location of the photo as the destina-
tion .
Selecting a POI
Touch one of the symbols to select a point of
interest category.
For some points of interest, you can enter the
name via the keyboard or call up a list in which
you select the desired point of interest.
Touch the Start Route Guidance button.
Note:
After the destination input, you can start the
route guidance or store the destination (ch.
"Additional functions after the destination
input").
Calling a POI
If you selected the POI, the phone number is dis-
played, if available (e.g. for hospitals, hotels). You
can dial the point of interest before you start the
route guidance.
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Points of interest (POI) | Tour planning
Prerequisite:
Bluetooth connection to the cell phone (ch.
"Bluetooth function")
After selecting the POI, touch the Options
button to call up the add-on menu.
Touch the symbol.
The message "Outgoing Call" and the
phone number are displayed. The
point of interest is being dialed.
Tour planning
The tour planning is used to enter a tour with a
random starting point and several interim desti-
nations.
Perform the tour planning on the device itself or
create a tour on the computer and upload it to the
device from a memory card.
Starting the tour planning
Prerequisite:
You are in the Destination Input menu (ch.
"Destination input")
Touch the symbol in the Destination
Input menu.
The Tour Planning menu is dis-
played.
Loading the tour from the memory
card
Use tours with up to 10 interim destinations from
the memory card. The enclosed CD/DVD contains
an installation programme with instructions for
the tour planning with the computer.
Insert the memory card in the device as
described in the ch. "Entertainment".
In the Tour Planning menu, touch the Load
Tour from SD button.
The tours on the memory card are listed.
Touch an entry in the list to load the desired
tour.
The Tour Planning menu is displayed. The
interim destinations of the tour are listed.
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Note:
If the tour on the memory card has more than
10 destinations, only the first 10 destinations
are loaded and displayed.
Entering the tour
In the Tour Planning menu, touch the Add
Destination/Tour button.
Enter a destination as described in the chap-
ter "Destination input".
Note:
Previously saved tours can be loaded from
the Destination & Tour Memory and additional
destinations can be added.
Touch the OK button.
Repeat the steps to enter additional destina-
tions.
Note:
You can enter a tour with up to 10 destina-
tions.
Editing a tour
In the Tour Planning menu, touch the destina-
tion to be edited.
The destination is displayed with its address
in the tour list.
Note:
For the extended view for long destination ad-
dresses, touch the desired destination twice
in the tour list.
Touch the symbol to move the destina-
tion up.
Touch the symbol to move the destina-
tion down.
Touch the symbol to delete the desti-
nation.
Touch the symbol to display the desti-
nation on the map.
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