Garmin nuvi 800 series Instruction manual

Your nuvi Unit
\\AIt'iING: See the Imporlunl Sa(ell' and Pmduet In(ormation guide in the product box for product warnings and other
important infonnation.
MicroSD
card slot
Mini-USB
connector
Speakers
c9 Power key:
slide to the left to turn the unit on/off;
slide to the right to lock the screen
Microphone
Headphone/
audio out
jack
External
antenna
connector
GPS antenna
Serial number
under battery
Battery cover
Microphone
\\ARNI~G: This product contains a user-replaceable.
lithium-ion battery. See the Importallt Sa(etr und Producl
In(ormallOn guide in the product box for important battery
safety mfonnation.
Check your state and local traffic laws before mounting.
Currently. some statc laws prohibit drivers from using
suction mounts or other de\lces on their windshields that
could obstruct the driver's vision while operating motor
vehIcles. Other Gannin dashboard or friction mounting
options should be used. ee the Importallt Saferl' und
Productln(ormalion gUIde for more details.
Gannm and nih 1 are trademarks of Gannm Ltd. or tts
subsidianes. registered in the USA and other countries.
Gannin Lock
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is a trademark of Gannin Ltd. or its
subSIdiaries. These trademarks may not be used wtthout the
express pennlssion of Garnlin. The Bluetooth word mark
and logos are owned by thc Bluetooth SIG. Inc .. and any use
of such name by Garnlin is under license.

Power
cable
Step 2: Mount the nuvi
1. Plug the vehicle Cradle
power cable
into the power
connector on
the right side
of the cradle.
2. Snap the cradle Suction cup
onto the suction mount
cup arm.
3. Clean and dry
your windshield
and the suction
cup with a lint-free cloth. Remove the
clear plastic from the suction cup. Place
the suction cup on the windshield.
4. Flip the lever back, toward the
windshield.
5. Fit the bottom of your
nuvi into the cradle.
6. Tilt the nuvi back until it
snaps into place.
7. Plug the other end of
the vehicle power cable
into a power outlet in your vehicle. Your
unit should turn on automatically if it is
plugged in and the vehicle is running.
Step 1: Install the nuvi
Battery
1. Locate the rectangular lithium-ion battery
that came in the product box.
2. Slide the battery cover off the back of the
nuvi.
3. Locate the metal contacts on the end of
the lithium-ion battery.
4. Insert the battery so the metal contacts
on the battery match up with the metal
contacts inside the battery compartment.
5. Press the battery down into place.
6. Slide the battery cover back on until it
clicks into place.
Ways to Charge Your nuvi
• Use the vehicle power cable.
• Use the USB cable.
• Use an optional AC adapter cable.
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Battery
cover
Arrow on
battery cover
Step 4: Configure the nlivi
To tum on your niivi, slide the 6 Power
key to the left and let go after one second.
Follow the on-screen instructions.
Mount the remote control in a convenient
location in your vehicle, such as on your
teering wheel. Use the strap to secure the
remote control in place.
Step 5: Acquire Satellites
Go outdoors to an open area, out of garages,
and away from tall buildings. Stop your
vehicle, and tum on the niivi. Acquiring
satellite signals may take a few minutes.
The _ bars indicate GPS satellite
strength. When one bar is green, the niivi
has acquired satellite signals. ow you can
select a destination and navigate to it. For
more infonnation about GPS, visit
www.gannin.col1l·aboutGPS.
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Arrow on
outer edge
of remote
8. If you are using a traffic receiver in
Europe, secure the traffic receiver's
antenna to the windshield using the
suction cups. (The traffic receiver is
included in the nuvi 860 package.)
Step 3: Assemble and
Mount the Speech
Recognition Remote
Control
1. Insert the round lithium coin CR2032
battery into the remote control with the
positive side facing up.
2. Align the
arrow on the
battery cover
with the arrow
on the outer
edge of the
remote.
3. Use a coin to Battery
twist the cover
clockwise until closed.

Understanding the Menu
Pa e
CD
GPS satellite strength
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Bluetoothl> technology status
(Bluetooth technology is not available
on the nilvi 850.)
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Battery status
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Current time. Touch to change time
settings.
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Select to find a destination.
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Select to view the map.
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Select to make a call when connected to
a compatible mobile phone.
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Select to adjust the volume.
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® Select to use the tools such as media
players, settings, and Help.
Finding an Address
1. Select Where to? > Address.
2. Select Change State/Province, if
necessary.
3. Select Search All.
OR
Select Spell City, enter the city/postal
code, and select Done. Select the
city/postal code in the list. (Not all
locations can be found using postal code
searching.)
4. Enter the number of the address, and
select Done.
5. Enter the street name, and select Done.
Select the correct street in the list, if
necessary.
6. Select the address, if necessary.

Viewing the Main Pages
Select· View map to open the Map page. The vehicle icon shows your current
location. Touch and drag the map to view a different area of the map.
After you touch Go, the Map page opens. Your route is marked with a magenta line. As you
travel, your ntivi guides you to your destination with voice prompts, arrows on the map, and
directions at the top of the Map page. A checkered flag marks your destination. If you depart
from the original route, your ntivi recalculates the route and provides new directions.
Touch the text bar to open the Turn List page.
Touch - to zoom out.
Select Menu to return
to the Menu page.
Select Arrival or
Speed to open the Trip
Computer page.
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Map Page while Navigating aRoute
Touch + to zoom in.
To save your current
location, touch the
vehicle icon.
Select Turn In to open
the Next Turn page.
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Trip Computer Page
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Taking a Detour
1. With a route active, select Menu.
2. Select Detour.
If the CUITent route is the only reasonable
option, the ntivi might not calculate a detour.
You can also select specific detours while
navigating a route by using the Prompted
Detour feature. Select Tools> Settings>
avigation >Prompted Detour. While
navigating a route, touch Detour on the
Menu page, and select the detours you'd like
to take.
Adding a Stop (Via Point) to
Your Route
1. With a route active, select Menu>
Where to?
2. Search for the extra stop (via point).
3. Select Gol.
4. Select Add as Via Point to add this stop
before your destination. Select Set as
new Destination to make this your new
final destination.
e TIP: To add more than one stop, edit the
current route. Select Where to? > Routes.
Walking to a Destination
If you are walking to your destination, use
Pedestrian mode to optimize your route for
walking. Select Tools> Settings> System
> Usage Mode> Pedestrian> OK.
Securing Your nuvi
1. Select Tools> Settings> Security.
2. Select Garmin Lock.
3. Enter a 4-digit PIN and drive to a security
location.
e NOTE: [fyou forget your PIN and your
security location, you must send your ntivi
to Garrnin to get it unlocked. You must
also send a val id product registration or
proof of purchase.
Resetting the nuvi
If the nUvi screen stops functioning, tum the
ntivi off and on again. If this does not help,
slide the Power key to the left and hold it
there for a minimum of 8 seconds. The nUvi
should operate nonnally.
You can also remove the battery, and then
reinstall it.

Using Speech Recognition
Use the peech recognition feature to speak
to your niivi to find destinations, select
options, and perfonn other functions. The
speech recognition feature does not work for
all languages in all areas. See the owner'
manual at \\,"ww.gannin.com for more
infonnation.
Using the Remote Control
Use the remote control to start or stop a
speech recognition session.
Start speech
recognition
Stop speech
recognition
Voice Commands
1. Press the large button on the remote.
2. Wait for the ~ green speak icon to
appear.
3. Speak a command.
Using Speech Recognition
Speech recognition uses four search
methods:
• Speak any text on the creen
• Speak shortcut commands
• Speak the name of a popular place
• Speak an address
To speak any text on the screen:
1. Speak any word on the screen. For
example, from the Tools menu, you can
speak Routes or Page Down.
2. Listen for the voice prompt before
speaking your next command.

To speak shortcut commands:
1. Speak any shortcut command from the
Shortcut Commands table. You can use
shortcut commands from any screen.
2. Listen for the voice prompt before
speaking your next command.
Shortcut Commands
Audible Player
Cancel Route
Detour
Find Address
Find City
Find Favorite
Find Place by
Category
Find Place by Name
Find Recently Found
Go Home
Hands Free
Help
Main Menu
Music Player
Stop Listening
Tools Menu
Trip Computer
View Map
Volume Down
Volume Up
Where Am I?
Where To?
You can also speak Find. 'earest to search
a location category. Location categorie are
Point of Interest categories contained in
the nUvi. The Find Nearest command only
works from the Menu page, Where to? page,
and Map page.
To search using the Find Nearest
shortcut command:
1. Speak Find Nearest followed by a Point
of Interest category, such as Italian
Restaurant.
Where To?
'Find Nearest Italian Restaurant"
Additional examples of Find earest
commands include:
• Find \earest Gas Station
• Find \learest Grocer~ Store
• Find Nearest Bank
• Find ~earest :\lo\ie Theater

To speak the name of a popular place:
1. Speak Find Place by Name from any
screen.
Where To?
"Find Place by Name"
2. Listen for the voice prompt, and speak
the name of the place. The nuvi repeats
the name of the place as it is searching.
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4. Speak Yes to navigate to the place, or
speak No to go back to the list of found
places.
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Starbucks
3049 Las ~as Blvd S
las IJegas. NV 89109
102·731-9711
"Yes"
To speak an address:
1. Speak Find Address from any screen.
2. Respond to the prompts to speak or spell
the city name, house number, and street.
Speak Popular Place Name
"Starbucks"
Using Photo Navigation
Panoramio'" provides photos that contain
location information called geotags. You can
load these geotagged photos onto your nUvi
or MicroSD card and navigate to them. See
http: 'connect.garmin.com/photos and your
owner's manual for more information.
1. Connect your nuvi to your computer.
2. Go to http://connect.garmin.com/photos,
and select a photo to save to your nuvi.
3. Select Send to Garmin Device to save
that photo to your nuvi.
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3. A list of places appears. Speak the line
number of the place you want.
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4. Select Where to? >Favorites>
Panoramio Photos.
5. Select a Panoramio photo.
6. Select Go! to navigate to the location.
e NOTE: You can also navigate to a photo
by touching Tools> Picture Viewer,
and then selecting a photo. If the photo
includes location infonmtion, touch Go!
to create a route to that location.
Using Hands-Free Features
Hands-free phone features are available
only if your nUvi and your mobile phone
have Bluetooth wireless technology. Not
all phones support all the hands-free phone
features the nlivi provides. To use the hands-
free features, you must pair your phone and
the nUvi.
Pairing Your Phone
1. Verify that your phone is compatible with
the nUvi (www.garmin.com/bluetooth).
2. From the Menu page, select Tools>
Settings> Bluetooth >
Add.
3 Select Add.
4. Enable the Bluetooth component of your
phone and enable Find MelDiscoverablel
Visible mode. These settings might be in
a Bluetooth menu, Connections menu, or
Hands-free menu.
5. Select OK on the nUvi.
6. Select your phone, and select OK.
7. Enter the Bluetooth PIN (1234) for your
nUvi in your phone.
Calling aNumber
1. Select Hands Free> Dial.
2. Enter the number, and select Dial.
3. To end a call, touch > End Call.
Receiving aCall
When you get a call, the Incoming Call
window opens. Select Answer to answer
the call. Select Ignore to ignore tbe call and
stop the phone from ringing.
Usina the FM Transmitter
Before using the FM transmitter in your area. see the FM
transmitter legal notice in the owner's manual. Use of FM
transmitters is currently illegal in certain European countries
due to specific radio frequency restrictions. You must check
the local reb'lilations in all European countries in I' hich you
intend to use the FM transmitter to ensure its legality. For
more infonnation. I'isit WI' \\.gamun.com fm-notlCe.

You can listen to the audio from your nlivi
on your vehicle's speakers. On the Menu
page, select Volume> Audio Output> FM
Transmitter. Select an FM channel for the
FM transmitter, and select the same channel
on your nlivi.
Using FM TMC Traffic
The traffic receiver is included in the nlivi
860 package and is an optional accessory for
the nlivi 850. Visit http://buy.gannin.com for
more information.
If the nlivi is connected to the FM Traffic
Message Channel (TMC) traffic receiver,
connected to vehicle power, and you are in
a coverage area, the nlivi can receive traffic
delay infonnation. For more information
,
visit www.garmin.com/traffic.
When calculating your route, the
nlivi examines the current traffic and
automatically optimizes the route for the
shortest time. You might still be routed
through traffic if no alternative roads exist.
If a severe traffic delay occurs on your
route while you are navigating, the nlivi
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automatically recalculates the route.
The Map page displays ~ or /;1 when
there is traffic on your route. The number in
the icon represents the number of minutes
the traffic has added to your route, which
has been automatically calculated into the
arrival time shown on the map.
1. On the Map page, touch ~ or /;1.
2. Touch I ..... I to view traffic delays.
3. Touch Avoid.
e NOTE: You do not need to activate the
subscription included with your FM
traffic receiver (if it came with one). The
subscription activates automatically after
your niivi acquires satellite signals while
receiving traffic signals from the pay
service provider.
More Information
For more infonnation about your nlivi,
select Tools> Help. You can download the
latest version of the owner's manual from
www.gannin.com. For information about
accessories, go to http://buy.garmin.com or
contact your Garmin dealer.

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To find the MapSource title that's compatible
with your unit, check out the Maps section at
• www.garmin.com. See samples using the
online map viewer, then purchase the
cartography products that will make your
navigator a savvy world traveler.
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When your travels take you beyond nuvi's preloaded maps, the adventure doesn't have
to end. It's easy to purchase detailed maps on plug-in SD cards for the specific countries
or regions you visit.
For the most up-to-date list of maps and accessories, including Travel Guide and
Language Guide SD cards, visit https:llbuy.garmin.com/shop. Once there, select your
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Garmin Travel Guide
Pack your Travel Kit
Take your own tour guide along in your pocket. Garmin's Travel Guide software comes
in region-specific SD cards with some 100,000 rich points of interest for various
countries. The information is similar to what you'll find in travel guide literature, but
adds a nOvi touch. Look up destinations like hotels or restaurants using criteria such
as proximity or review ratings, then have nOvi give you turn-by-turn directions to
the front door.
Before you start traveling with nLivi'" as your guide, make sure
you have the plug-ins you need. Garmin offers a variety of
preprogrammed cards so you can customize your travels with the data you
need, from language translations to advanced points of interest to detailed
regional maps.
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Garmin Language Guide
nOvi's Travel Kit menu features a sample version of Garmin Language Guide. This handy
program uses Oxford University Press data and translates words and phrases between two
languages. nOvi models with text-to-speech capabilities will actually speak the phrases to
you. The full version of Garmin Language Guide is
available for purchase on a plug-and-play SD card.