Navigon Porsche Design P9611 User manual

porsche design
mobile navigation
ß9611

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1 Introductions
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1.1 About this manual ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 55
1.2 Legal notice ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
1.3 Customer service ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
2 Prior to commissioning
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2.1 Package contents ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 58
2.2 Initializing the device --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58
2.3 Turning the device on and off, Reset --------------------------------------------------------------------- 62
2.4 Navigation with GPS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63
2.5 Important safety information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 63
3 Operating the Navigation Software
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3.1 Volume ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65
3.2 Information -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65
3.3 Software keyboard ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
3.4 Lists ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
3.5 Options ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 66
3.6 Menus ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
4 Navigation
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4.1 Starting P´9611 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67
4.2 Specifying a new destination ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 68
4.3 Select a stored destination -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
4.4 Navigation homewards ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 71
4.5 Determining a destination on the map -------------------------------------------------------------------- 71
4.6 POI on your route ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 71
4.7 Starting navigation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72
5 Destination management
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6 Routes with various stages
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6.1 Planning routes --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 74
6.2 Managing routes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 75
6.3 Navigation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 75
7 Options
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8 Working with the map
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8.1 Maps -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 79
8.2 Map in Preview mode -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 79
8.3 Map in Navigation mode ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80
8.4 Map in Destination search mode -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81
9 Useful functions
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9.1 GPS status, store current location ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 83
9.2 TMC
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9.3 TMC Settings ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83
10 Configuring P´9611
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11 MP3 Player
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11.1 MP3 settings ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 87
12 Hands-free Module
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12.1 Connecting to a telephone -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 87
12.2 Receiving a call --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 88
12.3 Dialing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 88
12.4 During a conversation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 88
12.5 Phone book ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 89
12.6 Recent calls ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 89
12.7 Configuring the hands-free module ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 89
12.8 Configuring a connection to a mobile phone ------------------------------------------------------------ 90
13 Appendix
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13.1 Technical data ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92
13.2 Restoring the contents of the memory card ------------------------------------------------------------- 92
13.3 Terms of guarantee ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92
13.4 Terms of licence -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 94
14 Index
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[UK] Table of contents 01 Introductions
By purchasing the P´9611 navigation system, you
have chosen the functional combination of quality
and design. The P´9611 has been conceived by
designers and rigorously developed by engineers.
Every part has been carefully tested and subjected
to NAVIGON AG’s strict and continuous quality
control. However, the service life of the device lies
partially in your hands. For this reason, we ask you
to read this manual carefully and to take note of the
instructions contained herein. Thank you.
1.1 About this manual
1.1.1 Symbols
The following symbols refer to specific passages of
text:
!
Instructions and tips for operating the software
iFurther detailed information and explanations
!Warnings
1.2 Legal notice
1.2.1 Liability
The software and documentation are subject to
change without notice. NAVIGON AG is not liable
for the accuracy of the information contained in this
manual or for damages resulting from the use of this
manual.
To improve the quality of our products and our
services, we appreciate any suggestions or notice
of defects.
1.2.2 Trademarks
All brands and trademarks mentioned in this
document are possibly registered by third parties
and are subject to the current legislation and to the
rights of their respective owners without reservation.
All names of products, societies, or brands
mentioned may be registered trademarks of their
respective owners. Every right that is not explicitly
accorded is reserved.
The absence of explicit labelling of registered
trademarks does not imply that the brand is not
subject to the rights of third party.
– Navigon is a registered trademark of
NAVIGON AG.
– Porsche Design is a registered trademark
of PLH |Porsche Lizenz- und
Handelsges. mbH & Co. KG.
1.3 Customer service
Our service team employees are available via
telephone or email in many countries.
You can find additional information at the website
under NAVIGON AG [ www.navigon.com
] in the
“Service & Support” section.
Support via email
Danish: [email protected]
German: [email protected]
English: [email protected]
Finnish: [email protected]
French: [email protected]
Italian: [email protected]
Dutch: [email protected]
Norwegian: [email protected]
Swedish: [email protected]
Spanish: [email protected]

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Country Telephone Service times Costs
U.S.A. [phone] Monday to Friday from free of charge
6 a.m. to 2 p.m. EST
Other countries [phone] Monday to Friday from dependent on
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET telephone provider
!
Note: All quoted costs refer to calls made from a landline within the relevant country.
01 Introductions
Telephone customer service
Country Telephone Service times Costs
Germany 01805-6284466 Monday to Saturday from € 0.14/min.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Belgium 0900-70016 Monday to Friday from € 0.45/min. + € 0.05 per call
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Denmark 901-31033 Monday to Friday from DKK 3.00/ min.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Finland 0600-413414 Monday to Friday from € 0.50/ min.
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.*
France 0891-650065 Monday to Friday from € 0.225/ min.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Great Britain 0905-8480701 Monday to Friday from GBP 0.25/min.
7 a.m. to 7 p.m.*
Italy 166-205301 Monday to Friday from € 0.40/ min. + € 0.09 per call
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Netherlands 0900-0400468 Monday to Friday from € 0.30/min. + € 0.045 per call
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Norway 820-33050 Monday to Friday from NOK 3.26/ min.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Austria 0820-240437 Monday to Friday from € 0.145/ min.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Sweden 0900-1001110 Monday to Friday from SEK 4.00 /min.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET
Switzerland 0848-662544 Monday to Friday from 8 a.m.– 5 p.m.: CHF 0.11 / min.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET 5 p.m.–10 p.m.: CHF 0.09/ min.
10 p.m.–8 a.m.: CHF 0.06/ min.
Spain 807-001205 Monday to Friday from 8 a.m.– 8 p.m.: € 0.356 / min.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CET + € 0.104 per call
8 p.m.–8 a.m.: € 0.288/min.
+ € 0.104 per call
* local time

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02 Prior to commissioning
2.1 Package contents
Please check that the contents of the package are
complete. If this is not the case, please inform us
within 14 days of purchase. The package you have
purchased contains:
– The P´9611 navigation device
– Battery
– Car holder
– Car charging cable power supply cable for
12 V cigar lighter socket
– Mains charger cable
– USB cable
– [Pre-installed]SD Memory Card
– Manual
– Guarantee card
– DVD [ files for restoring the SD card and
manuals in pdf format
]
– Battery compartment cover
2.2 Initializing the device
The following steps are to be carried out before use:
– Insert battery
– Charge battery
– Insert Memory Card
– Install the holder in the car
– Switch the device on
2.2.1 Insert battery
1. Remove the battery from the packaging.
2. Remove the battery compartment cover.
3. Insert the battery into the battery compartment.
4. Close the battery compartment.
2.2.2 Charging the battery
!
Note: the battery is not supplied in a charged
state and must be fully charged before it is used
for the first time. When charging the battery for
the first time, it should remain connected to the
power supply for at least 12 hours.
The battery cannot be charged when the device
is switched off, or, when the device is
connected to a computer, via the USB cable
provided. [6]
1. Slide the adapter connector on the back side
into the guide of the mains adapter.
2. Insert the mini USB connector of the mains
cable into the power supply socket on the LEFT
SIDE of the device.
3. Insert the plug of the mains cable into a mains
socket.
Front view
[1]Hardware keys
Key INCREASE VOLUME
Key DECREASE VOLUME
Key ON/OFF
[2]Touchscreen
[3]Display external power supply and Bluetooth
display:
– The power supply display lights up ORANGE
when the device is connected to an external
power source.
– The Bluetooth display lights up BLUE when
the P´9611 has established a Bluetooth
connection to a mobile telephone.
Rear view
[1]Battery compartment cover
[2]Connection for an external GPS antenna
[optional]
[3]Headphone connection
[4]Reset button
[5]SD slot
[6]Power supply connection/USB cable
connection
[
1
]
[
2]
[
3
]
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
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Side view left
[1 ] Locking lever for suction cup
[2 ] Suction cup
[3 ] Locking lever for ball-and-socket joint
[4 ] Headphones jack
[5 ] SD slot
2.2.3 Insert Memory Card
1. Carefully remove the Memory Card from its
packaging, taking care not to touch or soil the
contacts.
2. Hold the Memory Card so that the cut-off edge
is positioned downwards and to the left.
3. Carefully push the Memory Card into the card
slot on the LEFT SIDE of the device, until it
locks into position.
2.2.4 Removing the Memory Card
!
Note: all applications must be closed and the
navigation system turned off before the
Memory Card is removed.
1. Press lightly against the edge of the SD card
until the catch releases.
2. Pull the card out without touching the contacts.
[Fig. 2]
2.2.5 Installing the car holder [ Fig. 3
]
!Caution ! The car holder must be affixed to the
windscreen so that the view out of the
windscreen is not restricted.
!
Note: before installing the car holder, the
windscreen should be thoroughly cleaned with
a glass cleaner. The windscreen temperature
should not be below 15°C.
1. Place the holder with the suction cup onto the
windscreen. [ Fig. 3
]
2. Press the lever on the suction cup in the
direction of the windscreen until it sticks to the
windscreen.
3. Place the navigation device into the car holder.
[
Fig. 4
]
4. Press the device against the car holder until it
clicks audibly into place.
5. Insert the power supply connector into the
cigarette lighter socket.
6. Release the catch for the ball-and-socket joint.
[
Fig. 5
]
7. Position the holder so that the display can
easily be seen. [ Fig. 6
]
8. Press the catch for the ball-and-socket joint
back in the direction of the device.
9. Insert the mini USB connector of the car
charging cable into the power supply socket on
the back of the car holder. [ Fig. 7
]
2.2.6 Switching on the navigation device
1. Press and hold the ON/OFF button for 1.5 sec.
[
Fig. 8
]
2. Select the desired language when prompted to
do so.
3. Touch the OK button. The START DISPLAY
appears.
4. Touch the NAVIGATION button in the START
DISPLAY in order to open the navigation
software.
5. Touch the MP3 PLAYER button in the START
DISPLAY in order to open the MP3 player.
[1]
[4]
[2]
[5]
[3]
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3

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6. Touch the SETTINGS button in the START
DISPLAY in order to adjust the language and
brightness settings or to calibrate the
touchscreen.
2.3 Turning the device on and off, Reset
General information on switching on and off
In order to minimize battery charge loss while
reducing switch-on time, the device also has a
standby mode.
Switching on
To switch on the device, press and hold the on/off
button down for 1.5 seconds. The device powers up
within 2 seconds from standby mode, or within 35
seconds from off mode.
Switching off
You can switch the device to standby mode by
pressing the on/off button briefly (recommended).
To switch to off mode, you must press and hold the
on/off button for 4 seconds. In this mode, the
device requires no power, but cannot be charged.
Reset
Should the device show signs of malfunction, then
please carry out a reset. To do this, press the reset
button on the back of the device. [page 59] The
device will then restart (warmstart). If this does not
work, or the malfunction persists, please carry out a
hardware reset (Coldstart). To do this, press and
hold the on/off button for 4 seconds when the
device is switched on. Wait a few seconds and then
switch on the device using the on/off button.
!
Note: you can get information regarding
changing individual settings by touching the
HELP button.
2.4 Navigation with GPS
GPS is based on a total of 24 satellites that circle the
earth and, in doing so, are constantly transmitting
their position and the current time. The GPS receiver
receives this data and calculates its own geographi-
cal position on the basis of the information
broadcast by the various satellites.
In order to determine position precisely, it is necessary
to obtain the data from at least three satellites. With
the data from 4 or more satellites, the altitude above
sea level can also be ascertained. Position is accurate
within 3 metres.
Once P´9611 has determined your position, this
position can be used as a starting point for a route
calculation.
The map data on your navigation device includes the
geographical coordinates of all digitally recorded
points of interest, streets and places. Using this
data, the system is able to calculate a route from any
given starting point to a destination.
The calculation of the current position and its
representation on the map takes place once every
second, so your current position is always shown on
the map.
2.5 Important safety information
In your own interest, read the following notices and
safety information carefully before starting up your
navigation system.
2.5.1 Navigation safety information
Use the navigation system at your own risk.
!Caution !
– To prevent accidents, do not program the
navigation system while driving.
– Only look at the touchscreen when it is safe
to do so and the traffic situation allows it.
– Traffic regulations have priority over any
instructions from the navigation system.
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Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
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– Do not follow the instructions of the
navigation system unless the circum-
stances and the traffic regulations allow
you to do so! Should it be necessary to
deviate from the calculated route, the
navigation system will automatically
calculate a new route.
!
Note: should the spoken instructions not be
clear, the map and arrow display serves as an
additional aid to orientation.
2.5.2 Safety guidelines when installing in your car
!Caution !
–Make sure you do not attach the holder
within the deployment zone of the airbag.
– When installing the holder, you should
ensure that it will not present a safety risk
in the event of an accident.
2.5.3 Safety instructions for the navigation device
!Caution !
–The navigation device is to be kept dry as
it is not water resistant.
– Do not lay the cable directly next to safety-
relevant devices and supply lines.
– After installation, all safety-relevant
systems in the car should be checked.
– When leaving the car, pull the charging
cable connector out of the cigarette lighter
socket, otherwise the GPS receiver will
continually consume power and the car
battery could discharge.
– Please use only accessories designed for
this model.
– Please do not expose the device or the
battery to temperatures above 60°C.
Note:
–only use a moist cloth for cleaning and
do not use aggressive solvents. The case
of the navigation device may otherwise
be damaged.
– the connector should not be pulled out by
the cable as this may damage it!
– do not kink the cable and ensure that it
does not become damaged by sharp
objects.
3.1 Volume
The volume of the spoken driving instructions from
the P´9611 can be adjusted during navigation using
the volume control or software as follows.
You have started navigation. The map is in
NAVIGATION or DESTINATION SEARCH mode.
1. Touch the
VOLUME button.
The volume bar opens. It contains three
buttons for adjusting the volume.
LOUDER
QUIETER
VOLUME ON / OFF
2. Touch the
VOLUME button again.
The volume bar closes.
3.2 Information
Symbols located at the top of the screen are used
to display information.
GPS
The GPS symbol can show the following GPS-
reception status:
NO GPS: The built-in GPS receiver is not
operational. If this problem persists, consult
customer service.
NO SIGNAL (red): Data are being received from
less than three satellites. The position cannot be
calculated.
GPS READY (grey): Data are being received
from at least three satellites. The position can be
calculated.
iRefer to chapter “GPS status” on page 83 for
detailed information regarding the GPS status.
Energy
The ENERGY symbol can display the following
conditions of the built-in battery:
The device is being supplied by an external
power source. The battery is being charged.
The device is being supplied by its internal
battery. The battery charge is sufficient.
The device is being supplied by its internal
battery. The battery charge is low.
Direction
The DIRECTION symbol shows you in which
direction you are currently moving. It can show the
following points of the compass: N, NE, E, SE, S,
SW, W, NW.
TMC [ Traffic information ]
The TMC symbol can display the following TMC
states:
NO SYMBOL: The built-in TMC receiver is not
operational. If this problem persists, consult
customer service.
TUNING (red): The TMC receiver is operational,
but cannot find a transmitter that is sending TMC
signals.
TMC ON STANDBY (grey): Traffic messages
can be received.
i
For details of the TMC functions, please refer to
chapter “TMC [Traffic Information]”, page 83.
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03 Operating the Navigation Software
3.3 Software keyboard
A software keyboard appears at the bottom of the
screen when text entries are necessary.
All entries can be made on the software keyboard
using your fingertips. Only capital letters can be
entered.
When entering the name of a town or street, it is not
necessary to enter any special characters or umlauts.
P´9611 replaces these characters automatically. If,
for example, you are searching for “Würzburg”, then
simply enter “WURZBURG”. You need not enter
special characters when entering a destination’s
town or street name, but they may be helpful for
entering names for saved destinations and
itineraries.
Special keys
enters a space character.
deletes the character to the left of the
cursor.
opens the numeric keypad.
opens the character keyboard.
opens the special character
keyboard. As soon as you have entered a special
character, the letter keyboard reappears.
3.4 Lists
There are many cases where you have to select an
entry from a list. This is the case, for example, when
you enter a location.
As soon as you enter the first letter, the largest city
in the given country that begins with this letter
appears.
As soon as you enter the second letter, a list
appears with all locations that begin with the given
letters.
If you enter additional letters, the list adapts to your
entries. This means that you will always be
presented with entries that begin with the letters
entered or entries that contain the entered letters in
their name.
To select an entry, proceed as follows:
1. You can move around in the list by means of the
UP and
DOWN buttons.
2. Touch the desired entry. The list will close as
soon as you have confirmed an entry.
3.5 Options
Some windows have options which lead to
additional functions.
For detailed information on the options, please refer
to chapter “Options” on page 77.
3.6 Menus
Some buttons have menus which open when
activated.
1. Touch a menu button to select its function.
2. Touch the same menu button to close the
window again.
Use navigation system at your own risk.
!Caution ! Please be sure to refer to the safety
information in the “Important safety information”
chapter on page 62.
Obstructed GPS reception
If GPS reception is hindered, navigation will be
interrupted. The navigation software remains active.
As soon as GPS signals can be received, the
navigation system will determine your current
position and navigation can be continued.
Arriving at your destination
When you have reached the specified destination,
a message to this effect will be displayed.
Your current position will then be shown on the map
by a triangle in green.
4.1 Starting P´9611
1. Switch on the navigation device.
2. Touch the NAVIGATION button in the START
SCREEN.
The following message appears:
“Please note that the road traffic regulations
have priority over the instructions of the
navigation system. Please do not operate the
device while driving.”
3. Touch the CANCEL button in order to ignore
the message. This will close the navigation
software.
4. Otherwise, touch the OK button, in order to
accept. The main menu opens.
You can reach any of the navigation software
functions via the main window.
Touch the desired button in the bottom margin of the
screen:
MP3 PLAYER in order to open the MP3
player.
HANDS-FREE MODULE in order to bring
the hands-free module into the foreground.
START SCREEN in order to bring the
START SCREEN into the foreground.
4.1.1 Initialising the GPS receiver
!
Note: It can take up to 30 minutes to initialize
the GPS receiver for the first time.
Each time you switch on the receiver after this,
the GPS reception will start within one minute.
The next initialisation may take up to 30
minutes if the navigation device was not used
for a longer period of time, and/or the last
destination to which you navigated lies more
than 190 miles from your present location.
As soon as the navigation device has been switched
on, initialization of the GPS receiver will begin.
In the right-hand top corner of the display, you will
see the GPS symbol. As soon as data from at least
3 satellites are received, the symbol changes to
GPS READY (red).
!
Note: if the GPS symbol displays GPS READY
(red) after considerably less than 20 minutes, it
is advisable to switch off the receiver for at
least 15 minutes so as to ensure reliable
operation.
!Caution ! When leaving the car, the power
supply is to be interrupted via the cigar lighter
socket. As the GPS receiver requires a
constant supply of power, it could drain the
vehicle’s battery.
Opening the main menu
Touch the NAVIGATION button in the START
SCREEN.
If another window is open, touch the
BACK button until the main window
appears.
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04 Navigation
4.2 Specifying a new destination
New destinations for the P´9611 are all destinations
that you have not yet navigated, or you have not yet
stored.
You can enter an address here, select a special
destination, or select a destination from the quick
search function.
If you are entering a new destination for the first
time, the COVERED COUNTRIES list opens.
Tap on the country in which your destination lies.
4.2.1 Specify destination country
Above the right-hand upper corner of the
uppermost entry field of the window ADDRESS, POI
IN A CITY, and POI OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE,
is the COUNTRY button. It shows the country code
of the country of which current navigation
destinations can be entered.
If your destination is in a different country, then
proceed as follows:
1. Touch the COUNTRY button. The COVERED
COUNTRIES list opens.
2. Touch the country in which the destination lies.
The COVERED COUNTRIES list closes again.
The symbol will display the country code of the
destination country.
!
Note: only countries which are displayed at
least partially can be selected from the current
map.
4.2.2 Address of destination
1. In the main menu, touch the NAVIGATE button.
2. Select ENTER AN ADDRESS. The ADDRESS
window opens.
3. Enter the name of the town or the postcode.
4. Enter the name of the street. Alternatively, you
can enter the name of a well-known object,
such as “Olympic Stadium” or “Eiffel Tower”.
5. Enter the house number [optional].
6. If a house number is not known, the name of a
side street can be entered in the field provided,
in order to navigate to the intersection of the
two streets.
!
Note: It is not necessary to enter all the
address details.
If you specify the town only, the navigation
system will calculate a route to the town center.
If you specify the town and street without
specifying a house number or side street, the
navigation system will calculate a route to the
center of the street entered.
7. Touch the START NAVIGATION button. The
map screen opens in PREVIEW mode.
!
Note: For detailed information on how to start
the navigation system, please refer to chapter
“Starting navigation” page 76.
4.2.3 Special destination
Special destinations, also known as to POIs [Points
Of Interest
]are useful addresses that are catalogued
according to particular criteria.
Ports, airports, restaurants, hotels, gas stations,
public buildings, and others belong to the special
destinations.
Points of interest can be displayed on the map by
means of a symbol.
1. In the main menu, touch the OPTIONS button.
2. Select SETTINGS.
3. Touch POI in order to select which categories
are to be displayed on the map.
Special destinations nearby
Special destinations nearby are special destinations
that are located within a particular radius of your
current location. This means you can always find,
for example, the nearest gas station, no matter
where you are.
Note:
–The GPS-reception must be sufficient for
position determination. Suitable GPS
reception is designated by means of the
GPS READY (grey) symbol. For detailed
information, please refer to chapter “GPS
status” on page 83.
– In quick access mode, there are categories
of special destinations available from the
current vicinity, which can be searched
quickly and without additional entry. For
detailed information, please refer to
chapter “Quick Access Points of Interest”
on page 70.
1. In the main menu, touch the NAVIGATE button.
2. Select SEARCH FOR POI.
3. Touch NEARBY. The POI NEARBY window
opens.
4. Enter the category of the desired POI. If sub-
categories exist for the category you have
selected, the SUBCATEGORY list will open.
5. Enter the subcategory of the desired POI. The
NAME OF THE DESTINATION list opens. It
contains the nearest points of interest in the
specified category, sorted by distance.
6. Touch the name of the destination.
7. Touch the START NAVIGATION button. The
map screen opens in PREVIEW mode.
i
For detailed information on how to start the
navigation system, please refer to chapter
“Starting navigation” page 72.
Nationwide Points of Interest
Nationwide Points of Interest are airports, places of
interest, national monuments, large ports, etc. This
enables you to find places of interest, for example,
without having to know the name of the location.
1. In the main menu, touch the NAVIGATE button.
2. Select SEARCH FOR POI.
3. Touch NATIONWIDE. The POI OF NATIONAL
SIGNIFICANCE window opens.
4. Enter the category of the desired POI. The
NAME OF THE DESTINATION list opens. It
contains the nearest points of interest in the
specified category, sorted by distance.
5. Touch the name of the destination.
6. Touch the START NAVIGATION button. The
map screen opens in PREVIEW mode.
iFor detailed information on how to start the
navigation system, please refer to chapter
“Starting navigation” page 72.
Point of Interest in a given location
Points of Interest in a given location can be useful
when navigating in an unfamiliar town.
1. In the main menu, touch the NAVIGATE button.
2. Select SEARCH FOR POI.
3. Touch IN A CITY. The POI IN A CITY window
opens.
4. Enter the name of the town or the postcode.
5. Enter the category of the desired POI. If sub-
categories exist for the category you have
selected, the SUBCATEGORY list will open.
6. Enter the subcategory of the desired POI. The
NAME OF THE DESTINATION list opens. It
contains the special destinations from the
specified category, sorted alphabetically.
7. Touch the name of the destination.
8. Touch the START NAVIGATION button. The
map screen opens in PREVIEW mode.
iFor detailed information on how to start the
navigation system, please refer to chapter
“Starting navigation” page 72.
4.2.4 Information about the destination
For many destinations that you specify, there will be
further information available stored in the navigation
system’s database, e.g., telephone numbers of
restaurants.
From one of the destination entry windows
described above, proceed as follows:
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