Cobra NavOne 3000 Service manual

Nothing comes close to a Cobra®English
Printed in the Philippines
Part No. 480-180-P
QUICK REFERENCE MANUAL FOR
MOBILE NAVIGATION SYSTEM:
3000
TM
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Controls, indicators and System logic 2 Controls and indicators 2
Menu button ( MENU )
Goes to the 2Main menu.
Enter button ( ENTER )
Enters the current
selection/entry.
Up button (5 )
Scrolls up through list line-by-line, scrolls
up character lists, scrolls up increment
numbers, moves map cursor up and
navigates up in preferences selections.
Down button (6
)
Scrolls down through list line-by-line,
scrolls down character lists, scrolls
down decrement numbers, moves map
cursor down and navigates down in
preferences selections.
Left button (
3
)
Moves to previous character or number,
sequences to previous alphanumeric
character group, moves map cursor left
and navigates left in preferences selections.
Right button (
4
)
Moves to next character or number,
sequences to next alphanumeric character
group, moves map cursor right and
navigates right for preferences selections.
LCD
NAV ONE Signal
Indicator
Vehicle
Heading
Function Icons Function Buttons
USB
Connection
Antenna
Down
Button 1⁄4– 20 Tripod
Socket
External Antenna
Connection Port
Up
Button
Right
Button
Enter
Button
Power
On/Off
Button
Mounting Bracket
(side view)
Infrared Port and
Light Sensor
Menu
Button
12 Volt
Power
Connection
Port
Quick Release
Lever
Left
Button
Mounting
Bracket
LCD Brightness
Control (+/-)
LCD Contrast
Control (+/-)
Best signal reception
OK signal reception
Not enough signal reception
Quick Release
Lever (side view)
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3
System logic
Do not enter route request or
make any adjustment to this
device while driving.
Safe and lawful vehicle use is
the driver’s responsibility.
Failure to pay attention to the
road and traffic conditions
could result in death, serious
injury or property damage.
This unit is for guidance only.
Do not follow any hazardous,
unsafe or unlawful route
suggestions.
PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY
Press ENTER to accept. LANG
A
B
C
MAP
OPTION
HERE
TRAIL
Where do you want to go?Where do you want to go?
Address/Intersection
Point of Interest
Previous Destination
Address Book
Tr i p Planner
BACK
GO
Select Route CriteriaSelect Route Criteria
Route by Shortest
Time
Use Freeways?
Ye s
Use Toll Roads?
Ye s
System logic
While using the
NAV ONE system, the
system proceeds from
the opening screen to
the main menu, then
through the processes
needed to get to the
desired destination
as shown.
When the NAV ONE system is turned on, an opening screen and
safety reminder are shown and an option is provided to change
the language used.
Next, the 2Main menu becomes available that provides five
means of selecting a destination. And, that is what the system
is all about — to guide users to destinations with maximum
confidence and minimum fuss.
Once a destination is
selected, the user
chooses how to reach
the desired destination.
Detours take care
of unexpected
encounters.
Trip data tracks progress.
Bottom two fields
are user selectable.
PAGE
HERE
ZOOM
BACK
GPS NW
SAVE
GPS
VOICE
BACK
LANDWEHR RD
NORTHBROOK
ILLINOIS
Between
IL-68
And
MAXINE COHEN CIRC
Current Location
0.0 mi
0.0 mi
BACK
Preferences
Languages
Vehicle Position
System Information
Map Regions
Option MenuOption Menu
0.1mi
Latitude: N 42° 22’ 30”
Longitude: W 88° 07’ 30” ADD
EDIT
VIEW
BACK
Tr a il-1
Tr a il-2
Off-Roading
Sight Seeing
Tr a il Book
VOICE
BACK
Select Routing MethodSelect Routing Method
Detour
Route Criteria
Tr i p Planner
Cancel Route
EDIT
0
10
20
30
40
50
60 70 80
90
100
mph
10
11
12
1
2
3
9
4
5
7
6
8
000000.0
time
NW
VOICE
PAGE
BACK
65.4mph
Max Speed Stopped Time
0:23:41
Tr i p Data
Below are examples of available functions and samples of their screens and menus.
MAP
TRAIL
HERE
OPTION
ìNOTE
Pressing the icon on the LCD will not invoke
the function — and may damage the display.
Be sure to press only the function button.
Icon Function Button
Throughout this manual
[ ] Brackets
Used to identify the
highlighted bar or text
to be found on the menu.
2Screens and menus
Used to identify screens
and menus.
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Important safety information 4
WARNINGS
nDO NOT think this NAV ONE is a substitute for personal judgment. The route suggestions should never supersede
any local traffic regulation or personal judgment and/or knowledge of safe driving practices. Before making any
maneuvers suggested by the NAV ONE system (for example, a U-turn or a left turn), verify that the maneuver
can be legally and safely completed. Do not follow route suggestions if they suggest an unsafe or illegal maneuver,
would place the vehicle in an unsafe situation or would route the vehicle into an area that could be unsafe.
nDO NOT program this NAV ONE while driving. Only a passenger should operate controls or program the unit while
the vehicle is in motion. The driver should not program the system unless the vehicle is parked in a safe location.
nONLY glance at the screen when necessary and safe to do so. Listen to the computer voice guidance. If prolonged
viewing is necessary, pull off the road to a safe location.
nDO NOT use this NAV ONE system to locate emergency services (such as police, fire stations, hospitals and clinics). The
database may not include all emergency service providers. Use best judgment and ask for directions in these situations.
nDO NOT position the unit in a location that obstructs the driver’s view of the road, instruments or controls to operate the vehicle.
nDO NOT drive the vehicle unless the unit is securely attached to the windshield with the supplied bracket and
suction cup or is fastened by other reliable means to keep it from becoming a projectile hazard inside the vehicle
in the event of a violent maneuver or collision.
nDO NOT mount the unit over airbag panels or within airbag expansion spaces. The force of an expanding airbag
can thrust objects in its path toward the driver or passengers with injurious result.
nDO position the unit so the screen can be viewed with just a quick glance.
nDO set the volume at a level that will allow the hearing of outside traffic and emergency services.
Warning symbols . . . . . . Ü
and statements
Please pay special attention to
the WARNING symbols and
statements in this manual.
WARNING
Statements identify
conditions that could
result in personal
injury or loss of life.
Important . . . . . . . . . Ü
safety
information
Before installing and using the Cobra NAV ONE system, please read these general
precautions and warnings. Without reading the important safety information, the user
may be placed in a dangerous situation or may damage the unit before having any
practical use from it. Also read pages 7 – 20 in this manual to learn the basics of
installing and operating the system. It is strongly recommended to read this entire
manual to be familiar with the system’s features, and know how to operate it.
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Important safety information
CAUTIONS
nThe user is responsible for operating this product wisely. This NAV ONE system is intended for use only as a navigational
aid and should not be relied upon to the exclusion of other information. Be aware of conditions around the vehicle
and compare them to the information provided by the NAV ONE system.
nThe Global Positioning System is provided and operated by the U.S. government, which is solely responsible for its accuracy
and maintenance. The system is subject to changes, which could affect the accuracy and performance of this NAV ONE system.
nThis NAV ONE is not waterproof. Do not allow liquids to splash on it nor expose it to rain during operation or
transfer from vehicle to vehicle.
nDo not disassemble or modify the unit as this may lead to damage. If a problem occurs, stop using the system immediately
and contact a Cobra dealer. Changes or modifications to the unit may void its compliance with government rules and make
it illegal to use.
nThe NAV ONE system’s map database provides information on suggested routes without regard to factors that may affect
the user’s driving experience or the time required to arrive at the desired destination. For example, the system does not
reflect road detours, closures or construction, some road characteristics (e.g., road surface, slope or grade, weight or
height restrictions, etc.), temporary traffic congestion, weather conditions and similar factors. Use personal judgment or
the NAV ONE system’s detour mode to develop an alternate route if necessary.
nThe gyro in the NAV ONE will operate properly only if the unit is in a vertical position. This means that the unit
should not be tilted front-to-back or side-to-side. With the unit in the vertical position, it can be rotated in the
horizontal plane to any convenient viewing angle.
nDo not remove the unit from the windshield or quick release bracket while the unit is turned on. The NAV ONE
contains a hard drive, which spins at high speed while the unit is turned on. Handling the unit while the drive
is spinning could damage it. When the unit is off, the hard drive is parked in a more secure condition.
nDismount the unit when parked. This will not only minimize the chance of theft but will also reduce the
unit’s exposure to heat and strong sunlight which can shorten the life of the internal components.
nDo read the important safety information section on page 4 of this manual before using this NAV ONE system.
Caution symbols . . . . . . Ü
and statements
Please pay special attention to
the CAUTION symbols and
statements in this manual.
CAUTION
Statements identify
conditions that could
cause damage to the
system or other
equipment.
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Included in this package, FCC compliance and Industry Canada notice 6
Included in . . . . . . . . Ü
this package All of the following items should be in the package with the NAV ONE system.
NAV ONE system unit 12 volt fused power cord Mounting bracket with quick
release and suction cup This quick reference manual
for Mobile Navigation Systems
2IN THIS MANUAL
The unit shown is
not necessarily the
one purchased. Images
shown in this manual
are for illustration
purposes only.
FCC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ü
compliance
Industry. . . . . . . . . . . Ü
Canada notice
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC interference limits for Class B digital devices for home or office use.
These limits are designed to provide more reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation
and are more stringent than “outdoor” requirements.
Operation of this device is subject to the following conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
For Products Used in Canada
Operation is subject to the following two (2) conditions:
1. This device may not cause interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
«IC» before the equipment certification number signifies that the Industry Canada technical specifications were met.
It does not guarantee that the certified product will operate to the user’s satisfaction.
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7
Installation
Installation. . . . . . . . ÜThe NAV ONE requires very little installation beyond the
need to put it at a convenient location and to secure it in
place. The only connection required is between the unit’s
power socket and the vehicle’s 12 volt power socket.
When locating and securing the NAV ONE in the vehicle, keep in mind the
warnings and cautions on pages 4 – 5 to allow using the NAV ONE safely
while driving the vehicle:
nPut the unit where it is visible at a glance
and the voice instructions can be heard.
nDo not put the unit where it will obstruct the
driver’s view of the road or interfere with use
of vehicle instruments and controls.
nDo not put the unit over airbag panels
or within airbag expansion spaces.
nAttach the unit to the vehicle so that it does
not become a projectile hazard in a collision.
nPosition the unit vertically to allow the gyro in
the NAV ONE to operate properly.
Two important considerations
in positioning the unit are:
A. Its ability to “see” the sky. Signals from the GPS
constellation of satellites are weak and cannot
penetrate the solid portions of the vehicle’s structure. The top of the
unit contains the GPS antenna and needs maximum exposure to the
sky through the windshield. This will allow the unit to receive signals
from as many satellites as possible in various vehicle headings.
Put the unit where it is visible at a glance.
Let the NAV ONE “see” the sky.
Alternative mounting
recommended for high-
pitched windshields.
Do not let
the mount
block the
view of
the sky.
ìNOTE
Some vehicles have wind-
shields with metallic coatings
or integral heating systems
that will block the satellite
signals even though the unit
“sees” the sky through the
glass. In those vehicles, it
will be necessary to mount
the accessory external
antenna outside the vehicle
and connect it to the unit.
See accessories and order
form on pages 27 – 28 for
ordering information.
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Installation 8
Attach the mounting bracket to the windshield.
Attach the unit to the mounting bracket.
3
3
3
3
3
3
B. The gyro in the NAV ONE will operate properly only if the unit is in
a near-vertical position. This means that the unit should not be tilted
front-to-back or side-to-side. With the unit in the vertical position,
it can be rotated in the horizontal plane to any convenient viewing angle.
To secure and connect the NAV ONE:
1. Select a suitable location where the unit can be mounted vertically
and clean the mounting area.
2. Separate the suction cup and mounting bracket assembly from the unit.
3. FIRMLY press the suction cup against the windshield by applying pressure
to the central PRESS button. Be sure the button is pressed all the way in
to make sure ALL the air is out of the suction cup.
4. While maintaining FIRM pressure on the button, pull the lock lever up or
down over the button.
5. Test suction cup adhesion by pulling on the bracket. THE ASSEMBLY
SHOULD NOT WIGGLE. If it does, unlock the lever and repeat steps 3 and 4.
6. Attach the unit to the mounting bracket by means of the quick release feature.
7. Plug the power cord into the unit and the vehicle’s 12 volt power socket.
The unit should be as close
to vertical as possible and
not tilted front-to-back or
side-to-side.
Top view of rotation in the
horizontal plane.
WARNING
If the unit is not securely
attached to the vehicle, it
can become a projectile
hazard to the vehicle’s
occupants during a violent
maneuver or a collision.
The unit can cause serious
injury under the influence
of forces resulting from such
accelerations or decelerations.
Secure and . . . . . . . . . . . Ü
connect the
NAV ONE
CAUTION
All air must
be removed.
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9
Installation
Alternative securement of the NAV ONE:
If it is not practical to mount the unit to the windshield with the supplied suction cup and bracket,
the user can develop an alternative mounting using the 1⁄4-20 threaded socket — compatible with
most camera mounting equipment — in the bottom ofthe unit. The supplied bracket may be removed
or left attached when an alternative mounting arrangement is employed. Additional mounting bracket
options, that may be more suited to your vehicle, are available at www.cobra.com.
After installation is complete and the vehicle is in an open area, turn on the unit. The GPS signal
strength indicator at the lower left corner of the LCD should show four green bars to confirm the
antenna is “seeing” the sky properly. If the bars are fewer than four and are either yellow or red,
the unit may need to be repositioned.
When the GPS Navigation System is new (or has been idle for more than seven days or has
moved more than 500 miles while off), it can take up to five minutes for the system to lock
onto the GPS satellites. After such a start-up, the system should be left turned on for at least
20 minutes to download GPS satellite data. Having updatedsatellite data will allow much faster
satellite acquisition and lock — typically less than a minute — when the unit is turned on again.
Alternative . . . . . . . . . . . Ü
securement
Check for . . . . . . . . . . . . Ü
GPS signal
Start-up time . . . . . . . . . Ü
PAGE
HERE
ZOOM
BACK
GPS NW
GPS NW
GPS NW
NAV ONE Signal Indicator
Best signal reception
OK signal reception
Not enough signal reception
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Installation 10
The NAV ONE should temporarily be removed when parking the vehicle to
prevent theft or heat damage. It may also be removed to transfer the entire
unit to a different vehicle or to use it at home or in the office to program a
trip plan using the optional Cobra indoor adapter.
To temporarily remove the NAV ONE from a vehicle:
1. Unplug the power cord from the vehicle’s 12 volt power socket.
2. Pull the QUICK RELEASE lever on the back of the unit and remove the
unit to store it in a protected location or to use indoors. The suction cup
portion of the bracket can be left attached to the windshield for quick
reinstallation of the unit.
To transfer the NAV ONE to a different vehicle:
1. Unplug the power cord from the vehicle’s 12 volt power socket.
2. Rotate the lock lever off the PRESS button, then pull the tab
to release the suction cup.
3. Move the unit to the other vehicle and install it as described on page 7.
To use the NAV ONE at home or in the office to program a trip plan:
1. Connect the unit to an electrical outlet using an optional Cobra
indoor adapter developed especially for use with the NAV ONE.
See accessories and order form on pages 27 – 28 for information
on ordering a Cobra adapter.
2. Turn the unit on and program the desired trip as referenced in
the trip planner section on page 15.
Transferring the Ü
NAV ONE
Using the GPS Ü
unit at home or
in the office
Removing the . . . . . . . . . Ü
NAV ONE
Temporary removal Ü
The suction cup portion of the bracket can
be left attached to the windshield for quick
reinstallation.
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11
Basic operation and start-up
Basic operation and start-up
Be sure to read the IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION on
pages 4 and 5 before the first use of the NAV ONE system.
Power on/off
After installation is complete and the vehicle is in an open area, turn on the unit (press and hold the POWER
button on the side of the unit). Each time the unit is turned on, a start-up screen appears on the LCD followed
by a safety reminder and an opportunity to select a language. Then, pressing ENTER will bring up either the
2Main menu or the 2Continue route guidance menu. Each time the system is turned off (press the POWER
button again), the system will retain all information to be recalled when it is turned on again.
When the GPS Navigation System is new (or has been idle for more than seven days or has moved more than
500 miles while off), it can take up to five minutes for the system to lock onto the GPS satellites. After such a
start-up, the system should be left turned on for at least 20 minutes to download GPS satellite data. Having
updated satellite data will allow much faster satellite acquisition and lock — typically less than a minute —
when the unit is turned on again.
Display saver and sleep mode
The 2Display Saver screen conserves power and the life of the LCD whenever the system is in sleep mode.
Sleep mode is activated automatically if the user takes no action at the 2PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY screen for
ten seconds after it appears. This occurs only at the 2PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY screen and is different from a
SmartPower shutdown. See page 12 for information on SmartPower.
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ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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Mobile Navigation System
Do not enter route request or
make any adjustment to this
device while driving.
Safe and lawful vehicle use is
the driver’s responsibility.
Failure to pay attention to the
road and traffic conditions
could result in death, serious
injury or property damage.
This unit is for guidance only.
Do not follow any hazardous,
unsafe or unlawful route
suggestions.
PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY
Press ENTER to accept. LANG
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Preferences 12
Preferences
Users can select settings from the 2Preferences menu as shown below. To reach this menu, press the
OPTION function button at the 2Main menu, then ENTER at the [Preferences] bar on the 2Option menu.
The preferences that the user can change are:
Volume —sets the volume level from softest at
1 to loudest at 8 (0 is off – no sound).
Zoom level — limits the map to the immediate
vicinity at 1 and shows the widest area at 5.
Map view — allows either current heading or
north to be always at the top of the map.
Auto reroute — when on, causes the system to
automatically recalculate the route to the desired destination
if the driver strays from the route originally developed.
Color scheme — allows the user to default the system
to either day or night mode or to allow the system to
automatically switch between day or night mode in
response to the light sensor.
Units — provides a choice of English or metric values.
SmartPower — when SmartPower is off, the system operates
until it is turned off with the POWER button. When SmartPower
is on, it shuts down the system in response to a combination
of all three conditions:
qNo vehicle motion or satellite lock for 10 minutes
qNo button presses for 10 minutes
qEngine not running as indicated by supply voltage.
Key click — provides a choice of beep to confirm button
press or silent operation.
Set clock is a function. It is available only at the
2Preferences menu.
Preferences menu
Options
0 (off – no sound)
1 – 8 (softest to loudest)
1 – 5 (smallest to largest area)
Heading up or north up
On or off
Auto, day or night
Mile, mile/yd, km or km/m
On or off
On or off
Preferences
Volume
- 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 +
Zoom Level
- 1 2 3 4 5 +
Map View Heading Up >
Auto Reroute On >
Color Scheme Auto >
Units Mile >
Smart Power On >
Key Click On >
LCD color scheme
Map detail item DayNight
Airports Light brown Light brown
Arteries Light gray Light gray
Background White Black
Expressways Orange Orange
Freeways/interstates Red Red
Parks/golf courses/national forests Green Green
Railroads Yellow Yellow
Rivers Blue Blue
Route Light green Light green
Streets Dark gray Light gray
Street names Dark gray White
Vehicle icon White and magenta triangle
ìNOTE
Cobra recommends
that the system be
used for a while with
the default settings;
then users may
make changes.
ìNOTE
If the desired option
cannot be seen:
1. Scroll5or6until it
comes on the screen.
ìNOTE
With SmartPower off and
the unit plugged into a power
socket that does not turn
off with the ignition, NAV ONE
system operation at full power
can drain the vehicle’s battery
if parked for a long time,
such as at an airport lot.
Cobra recommends this
feature be left at the
factory setting of on.
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Text and list entries (spell and list modes)
Text and list entries (spell and list modes)
The spell and list modes are used to enter information or
choose from lists when selecting destinations, entering data
item names and editing entries. Most times, the system will
default to list mode, but both methods are available by
using the SPELL and LIST function buttons to toggle
between them. Using a combination of the methods
often is the fastest way to make an entry.
Spell mode
Spell mode enables the user to spell out information using the alphanumeric
and numeric-only character loops built into the system as shown at right.
When spelling, scroll5or6to the first character of the entry; then press
the
4
button to advance to the next character(s).
To make corrections, press the3 button to erase one character at a time
or press the CLEAR function button to erase the whole entry and start over.
List mode
List mode enables the user to select entries from data lists in the system database.
When selecting from a list, the5or6buttons scroll up or down the list.
Scroll feature in spell mode
List order and characters available
Scroll5or6to move through
the endless loop of characters
in both directions.
See the chart below for list order
and characters available.
If the entry is entirely numeric,
such as a zip code, the shorter
numeric list will be presented.
Alphanumeric
0123458
679ABC
DEH
FGIJKLMNO
R
PQ
S T U VW X Y &
Z$ ‘ , -
./[]:
The “blank” character shown in these diagrams is the space character.
When scrolling5or6the characters will move in an endless loop.
Numeric
0 1 2 3 4 6789
5
SPELL
CLEAR
LIST
BACK
Select Street Name
Select Street Name
Mable Ave
Maiden Ave
Main St
Meadow Blvd
Medina Rd
Naples Pkwy
North Ave
Princeton Dr
MA
MA
A
9
B
C
5
6
SPELL
CLEAR
LIST
BACK
Select Street NameSelect Street Name
Applegate Ave
Arial Dr
Blackstone Blvd
Brickyard Ct
Byron St
Cornell Ave
Cypress Pkwy
Dearlove Blvd
A
The3 or
4
buttons
jump to the previous
or next alphabetic
group in the list.
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Destination selection, Route selection limits and Route calculation 14
Destination selection
Each trip begins with a destination in mind. The 2Main menu provides five
methods of choosing one. After choosing a method, press ENTER to use it.
nA specific street address or an intersection of two streets by spelling or choosing from lists.
nA point of interest, such as a park, restaurant or shopping mall, from extensive lists in the system.
nThe previous origin or any of the last nine destinations entered in the system.
nAny of up to 100 locations that can be saved to the address book.
nMultiple destinations (up to ten) in sequence that are saved as named trips (up to five).
Route selection limits
When ENTER or the GO function button is pressed after selecting a destination,
the system proceeds to the 2Select Route Criteria menu. The user can define
how the system will develop the route to the destination by specifying:
nShortest distance or time
nWhether to use freeways and toll roads
The most recent choices are shown when the menu opens.
Route calculation
When ENTER or the GO function button is pressed at the 2Select Route
Criteria menu, the system develops the route.
Calculation can be stopped with the STOP function to change route criteria or to cancel it altogether.
When the calculation is finished, the system will automatically proceed to 2Route Guidance at the
2Map screen with the route highlighted in light green to begin navigation along it. The voice prompt
will say, “Please proceed to the highlighted route.”
STOP
Calculating a RouteCalculating a Route
5%
STOP
Calculating a RouteCalculating a Route
55%
STOP
Calculating a RouteCalculating a Route
100%
VOICE
PAGE
HERE
ZOOM
GPS 05:09 263.6mi
NW
A
B
C
MAP
OPTION
HERE
TRAIL
Where do you want to go?Where do you want to go?
Address/Intersection
Point of Interest
Previous Destination
Address Book
Tr i p Planner
BACK
GO
Select Route CriteriaSelect Route Criteria
Route by Shortest
Time
Use Freeways?
Ye s
Use Toll Roads?
Ye s
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Trip planner 15
Trip planner
In addition to individual destinations, the NAV ONE can store up to five trips with
up to ten destinations to be visited in sequence on each trip. Trips stored in system
memory can be repeatedly recalled and used, and trips can be added, named,
edited and deleted.
Plan a trip
Select ADD at the 2Trip Planner menu and enter a name for the trip. Then, add destinations using the programming
sequences for Address/Intersection, Point of Interest, Previous Destination, Address Book or Current Location.
After all destinations have been added, press the SAVE function button.
Navigate a trip
Select the trip at the 2Trip Planner menu and press ENTER. Select any destination on the list as the first one to
be reached and press ENTER or the GO function button to proceed to the 2Select Route Criteria menu, then route
calculation. Navigate to the destination using Route Guidance procedures.
As each destination is reached, the next one can be selected and navigated to.
At the end of the trip, or at any point along it, select [Discontinue Trip] and press ENTER to return to the 2Main menu.
Modify a trip
Any trip stored in system memory can be deleted. Also trip and destination names can be changed and destinations
can be added and deleted by selecting the trip and pressing the EDIT function button and following the steps on
succeeding menus.
ADD
EDIT
VIEW
BACK
Mondays Trip
Thursdays Trip
Vacation
Weekend Trip
Tr i p Planner
BACK
Add Destination to Trip
Address/Intersection
Point of Interest
Previous Destination
Address Book
Current Location
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Address/intersection 16
Address/intersection
The NAV ONE system allows selection of any street address
or intersection in its database as a destination.
Starting with zip code (postal code)
When selecting an address or intersection, the best starting point is the zip code for the desired
destination. By entering the zip code as the first element of the address, the NAV ONE system will
zoom in and look at only that area. It will always return an associated state and either a single city
or a short list to choose from if more than one city shares the zip code. It allows the quickest
destination address selection. At the 2Address menu, scroll5or6to zip and press ENTER.
Starting with state (province)
If the zip code is not known, the state in which the destination is located must be the first address element
to be entered. This also allows the system to zoom in on a segment of its database for efficient searching.
At the 2Address menu, scroll5or6to [State] and press ENTER.
Completing the address or intersection
After the state has been selected, scroll5or6to the next blank elements — city, street, and number or
cross-street — in turn. Press ENTER and select the element using spell or list modes.
Once the address or intersection is completely filled in, the GO function button will become active. Pressing
ENTER or the GO function button will proceed to the 2Select Route Criteria menu.
Street or intersection
The INTERSECTION function button toggles the system from the 2Address menu to the 2Intersection menu.
The address element entry process is the same for both methods until the last step at which either the street
number or the cross street is entered. It is possible to toggle between these modes after the state, city and
street have been entered. Instructions for the 2Address menu apply to the 2Intersection menu as well.
Clear function
When using the address/intersection method to select a destination, the CLEAR function will clear the
highlighted entry as well as any sub-fields. For instance, clearing the city field will also clear the street
and number or cross-street fields.
A
B
C
MAP
OPTION
HERE
TRAIL
Where do you want to go?Where do you want to go?
Address/Intersection
Point of Interest
Previous Destination
Address Book
Tr i p Planner
CLEAR
GO
INTER
BACK
Address
No.
Street
City
State Illinois
Zip
Lincolnshire
ADDRESS
Intersection
Intersection
X-str.
Street
City
State
Zip
Heathrow Dr
Lincolnshire
Illinois
60069
CLEAR
BACK
GO
ìNOTE
In any list,
in addition to
scrolling individual
items using the
5or6buttons,
you can scroll more
quickly by using
the3 or
4
buttons to scroll
by starting letter.
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Point of interest
Point of interest
Selecting a POI as a destination allows a public place to be found without necessarily
knowing the address. The NAV ONE database includes thousands of points of interest
in over 40 categories from airports to museums to restaurants. This mode can also be
used as a means of finding the address and telephone number of any location in the
POI database — the data is shown in the final screen of each selection process.
Select by category
Selects one of the categories from the NAV ONE database, then narrows the choice to one of the points in that category.
At the [By Category] bar of the 2Select POI Search Method menu, press ENTER to proceed to the 2Select POI Category
menu. Scroll5or6to the desired category and press ENTER to proceed to a series of menus that allow refining the
selection to a single location.
Select by name
Allows the name of the destination to be entered. Then narrows the choice to one location if there are multiple locations with
the same name, such as a restaurant chain. At the [By Name] bar of the 2Select POI Search Method menu, press ENTER to
proceed to a series of menus that allow completion of the selection.
Select by phone number
Allows the telephone number of the destination to be entered. Then narrows the choice to one location if there are multiple
locations with the same telephone number, such as an 800 number for a hotel chain. At the [By Phone Number] bar of the
2Select POI Search Method menu, press ENTER to proceed to a series of menus that allow completion of the selection.
Search limits
When the [Sort by Distance] preference is chosen during the POI selection process, the system will return a list of locations
with the nearest one first. Some of those may be across the border of a nearby state. When the STATE function icon is shown,
the system will search only in that state. In that case, change the state to find points in other states.
A
B
C
MAP
OPTION
HERE
TRAIL
Where do you want to go?Where do you want to go?
Address/Intersection
Point of Interest
Previous Destination
Address Book
Tr i p Planner
BACK
Select POI Search Method
Select POI Search Method
By Category
By Name
By Phone Number
BACK
Select POI Category
Select POI Category
Airport
Amusement Park
Atm
Auto Dealership
Auto Service & Maintenan
Automobile Club
Bank
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Route guidance
Once a destination is chosen and a route is calculated, the NAV ONE system is ready to provide guidance
to navigate the trip from the starting voice prompt, “Please proceed to the highlighted route,” until the final
announcement, “Arrived at destination.”
Navigation
During navigation, four screens are available. The 2Map screen will come up automatically
after route calculation, but whichever is most useful at any given time can be selected:
Map
Shows the map
with the vehicle
icon and the
highlighted route.
VOICE
PAGE
HERE
ZOOM
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NAV ONE Signal Strength
Vehicle Icon
Vehicle Heading
ETA
(Estimated
Time to
Arrival) Distance to
Destination
Direction to
Destination
Highlighted Route
VOICE
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Planned Route
Shows the currently
traveled road and a
scrollable list of the
next roads. It is
the only navigation
screen with the
edit function.
EDIT
VOICE
PAGE
BACK
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Current: E IL-290
Expressway
Planned RoutePlanned Route
0.6 S Nagle Ave
0.3 Cortland Ave
5.2 E IL-290
GPS
Guide
Shows an
enlarged, full-
screen version
of each next
maneuver to
be performed.
VOICE
PAGE
HERE
BACK
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GuideGuide
5.2mi
E IL-290 EXPRESSWAY
Trip Data
Provides
comprehensive
data about the
trip in progress
or the one
most recently
completed.
EDIT
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Max Speed Stopped Time
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Tr i p Data
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Off route events
Off route events
During a trip, the
NAV ONE system
offers help if a turn
is missed or a side
trip is taken from a
calculated route. It
also allows changes
to be made enroute
— including detours,
changing route criteria
and trip plans, and
canceling navigation.
Leaving a calculated route
Within a short distance of the vehicle leaving a calculated route, the NAV ONE system will recognize the deviation and provide helpful
information. In the case of a missed turn or similar situation, the system will provide voice prompts, such as, “Please make a legal
U-turn,” to return to the calculated route while the system remains in the active navigation screen.
If a longer deviation is made and the prompts to return to the route are ignored, the system will calculate a new route to the destination
— often a mini-route to intercept the original route at a later point — provided the auto reroute option is turned on. The new route will
be displayed in the active navigation screen and the voice prompts will adjust accordingly. If auto reroute is turned off, the system will
suspend guidance until the user takes some action such as [Detour] or [Cancel].
VOICE
BACK
Select Routing MethodSelect Routing Method
Detour
Route Criteria
Tr i p Planner
Cancel Route
Changes enroute
Changes can be made at any
time during a trip, but only from
the 2Planned Route Navigation
screen. At that screen, press
the EDIT function button to
bring up the 2Select Routing
Method menu.
VOICE
BACK
Select Detour CriteriaSelect Detour Criteria
Avoid Current Road
Avoid Next Road
Detour Distance
Avoid Specific Road
Detour
In case of road construction, traffic
jams or undesirable roads, the NAV
ONE system can quickly calculate a
detour to reach the currently selected
destination. At the 2Select Routing
Method menu, scroll5or6to
[Detour] and press ENTER to proceed
to the 2Select Detour Criteria menu.
At that menu, scroll 5or6to
the type of detour desired and press
ENTER. Successive menus will allow
completion of the selected detour type.
VOICE
BACK
Pressing ENTER will
cancel navigation in
progress.
Confirm CancellationConfirm Cancellation
Cancel navigation
To cancel the current trip,
scroll5or6to [Cancel]
at the 2Select Routing Method
menu, then press ENTER.
At the 2Confirm Cancellation
screen, press ENTER to confirm
and return to the 2Main menu.
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A
B
C
MAP
OPTION
HERE
TRAIL
Where do you want to go?
Where do you want to go?
Address/Intersection
Point of Interest
Previous Destination
Address Book
Tr i p Planner
Previous destination
The NAV ONE system saves the
most recent origin and the last
nine destinations in memory
for quick retrieval.
A
B
C
MAP
OPTION
HERE
TRAIL
Where do you want to go?Where do you want to go?
Address/Intersection
Point of Interest
Previous Destination
Address Book
Tr i p Planner
Address book
The address book allows users
to store up to 100 destinations
of their choice for ready reference
and retrieval. They can also be
added from a PDA using the
infrared port, then edited and
deleted with the system resources.
A
B
C
MAP
OPTION
HERE
TRAIL
Where do you want to go?Where do you want to go?
Address/Intersection
Point of Interest
Previous Destination
Address Book
Tr i p Planner
Trip planner
In addition to individual
destinations, the NAV ONE
system allows up to five trips
to be stored with up to ten
destinations to be visited
in sequence on each trip.
VOICE
PAGE
HERE
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Set Zoom LevelSet Zoom Level
Useful Tools
Four functions are built into
the NAV ONE system to provide
added utility. ZOOM, PAN and
HERE can be used whether or
not a trip is in progress. VOICE
is active only while a trip is in
progress.
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Tr i p Data
Trip data
The NAV ONE system keeps
track of information about each
trip and the 2Trip Data screen
can be viewed at any time to
retrieve data for the current or
most recent trip. Users can select
two of the data items for display.
STOP
PAGE
HERE
ZOOM
GPS NW
Tr a il Mode
Trail mode
This feature can be used to record
vehicle movements. Instead of
guiding the vehicle on a route
calculated in advance, it captures
the route actually taken. Once a
trail is recorded and saved, it can
be used to retrace the route or
to repeat it in the future.
Other useful
features
PAGE
HERE
ZOOM
BACK
GPS 05:09 263.3mi
NW
PDA positioned for
infrared transfer
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