palmOne 3207NA User manual

Taking Your First Trip with
GPS Navigator by palmOne
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Table of Contents
Introduction ...................................................................... 1
Setting Up the Hardware................................................. 2
Connecting the car charger ................................................................6
GPS receiver status lights and features .............................................8
Starting Navigator............................................................ 9
Using Navigator.............................................................. 11
Using the menu................................................................................ 12
Planning a route to a specific address .............................................. 13
The route summary ......................................................................... 19
Deviating from the planned route .................................................... 20
Points of interest .............................................................................. 20
Selecting which POI categories appear on maps .............................21
Showing or hiding points of interest ................................................22
Creating a list of favorites................................................................. 22
Turning the sound on and off ...........................................................23
Switching between day and night colors .........................................24
Requesting an alternative route .......................................................25
Browsing a map ...............................................................................26
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Common Questions ....................................................... 29
Product Regulatory Information ................................... 33
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Introduction
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Introduction
Your GPS navigator by palmOne is a global positioning system that
provides detailed maps, route planning, and voice navigation to any
destination within the United States or Canada.
The GPS navigator by palmOne uses TomTom Navigator software
and maps. This guide tells you how to set up the hardware in your
car and get started using navigator.
Before you begin, make sure that you have
installed the TomTom Navigator software and maps on an expansion
card and activated the software so that it is ready to use. Refer to
Read This First for instructions.
For more detailed instructions on all functions, refer to the User
Guide provided on CD #1.
IMPORTANT
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Setting Up the Hardware
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Setting Up the Hardware
After you install the TomTom Navigator software and maps onto an
expansion card and activate the software, follow these steps to set up
the device cradle and GPS receiver in your car.
For information on installing the software and maps, refer
to Read This First.
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1 Snap the cradle firmly onto the cradle arm.
Continued
NOTE
Cradle arm
Cradle
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Setting Up the Hardware
Setting Up the Hardware
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2 Attach the cradle arm to the windshield or dashboard.
Windshield attachment:
a. Moisten the suction cup and press it onto the
windshield.
b. Press down on the cradle arm lever to secure the
suction cup.
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Press lever
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Setting Up the Hardware
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Cont’d Dashboard attachment:
a. Peel the backing off the pad and attach the pad to the
dashboard.
b. Moisten the suction cup and press it onto the
dashboard pad.
c. Press down on the cradle arm lever to secure the
suction cup.
Continued
Pad
Backing
Press
lever
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Setting Up the Hardware
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3 Place your device in the cradle
and adjust the cradle to
secure it.
4 Place the GPS receiver on the dashboard.
To charge the batteries in your device and the
GPS receiver, see Connecting the car charger.
Done That’s it. You are ready to start navigator.
NOTE
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Connecting the car charger
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Connecting the car charger
It’s a good idea to connect the GPS receiver and your device to the
car charger. When batteries are low, the GPS receiver and device
cannot maintain a Bluetooth®connection.
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1 Connect the appropriate cable adapter to your device.
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Connecting the car charger
Connecting the car charger
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2 Connect the charging cable and plug in the car charger:
a. Attach the cable adapter appropriate for your device to
the power cable, and then connect it to your device.
b. Plug the small charging connector into the GPS
receiver.
c. Plug the large charging connector into the car charger.
d. Plug the car charger into the cigarette lighter socket.
If the battery light on the GPS receiver is red,
the receiver is not charging. You may need to turn the
ignition key for charging to occur. The battery light should
be green (charging) or off (fully charged).
Done
NOTE
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GPS receiver status lights and features
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GPS receiver status lights and features
When you turn on the GPS receiver, the lights on the GPS receiver
provide information about the battery status and the GPS satellite
and Bluetooth connections.
Antenna port (antenna
not included)
On-off switch
charging connector
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Starting Navigator
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Starting Navigator
Are you ready to travel with navigator? Before setting off on your
trip, check that you have what you need:
• Did you install TomTom Navigator and the maps you need onto an
expansion card? Be sure to bring the card(s) with you.
• Did you fully charge your palmOne device and GPS receiver?
• Did you remember the car charger and cables? It’s a good idea to
charge the batteries while using navigator.
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1 Turn on the GPS receiver.
Make sure the receiver has
access to the sky.
If the battery light
is red, you need to charge the
receiver. See Connecting the
car charger.
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NOTE Battery
light
On-off switch
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Starting Navigator
Starting Navigator
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2 Insert the card containing the TomTom Navigator software
and maps into the slot on your device. Navigator starts
automatically.
If the card is already inserted, go to the Home screen
and select Navigator .
3 Select the palmOne GPS receiver and follow the onscreen
instructions to display the main navigator screen. When the
GPS receiver establishes a satellite connection, navigator
displays your current position on a full-color screen. This
process may take up to 45 seconds.
Done You are now ready to use navigator.
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Using Navigator
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Using Navigator
The main screen displays your position on the map. Your position is
determined by your GPS receiver. If your GPS receiver is switched off
or has not yet determined a clear position from the GPS satellites, the
main screen displays your last known position. The screen displays
in color when your current position is known.
Your position is indicated by the icon. To zoom in, select [+] in the
upper-right corner. To zoom out, select [-] in the upper-left corner.
Main screen when GPS position is
known but no destination has been
provided.
Zoom
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Using the menu
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Using the menu
The menu provides access to all of navigator’s options. To display the
menu, tap the center of the screen.
• To access any of the functions, select the corresponding icon.
• To browse to the next menu page, use .
• To return to the main screen, select Cancel.
First page of the menu Second page of the menu
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Planning a route to a specific address
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Planning a route to a specific address
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1 In the menu, select Navigate to .
2 Select Address .
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Planning a route to a specific address
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3 Enter the first letters of the city until the city you are looking
for appears in the list. Then select the city.
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4 Enter the first letters of the street name until the street you
are looking for appears in the list. Then select the street.
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5 Enter the address, and then select Done.
If you don’t know the address, you can select a street
crossing instead.
Navigator plans a route from your current GPS location to
the destination you have just entered and displays a route
summary.
Route planning cannot start unless the GPS
receiver knows your current location. You may need to wait
up to 45 seconds for a GPS connection.
Continued
NOTE
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