Rand McNally intelliroute TND 720B User manual

IMPORTANT: Connect your device to your personal computer to register your device and activate additional features.
Features require Internet connection.
FOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT, CALL 800-333-0136
Overview
WARNING: See safety information included with the device for warnings and precautions.
To maximize battery life, plug in the navigation unit for the first 2 hours of use. Always make sure your GPS has
a clear view of the sky. The first time you use the device, it may take up to 15 minutes for your GPS to connect to the
satellites.
TO POWER THE DEVICE:
On Press and hold the Power Key for two (2) seconds.
(Device powers on in 5 seconds.)
Off Press and hold the Power Key for five (5) seconds.
BATTERY POWER INDICATOR:
No Light
Device is running on the battery. Battery power is
sufficient.
Green Device is plugged in and the battery is fully charged .
Red
Device is plugged in and the battery is charging.
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Power Key Battery
Power
Indicator
NOTE: Use the Reset button (located on the side of the
device) to restore factory settings and restart the device.
PHOTO TO COME
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Install the Mount
NOTE: Follow all local regulations governing the placement of the mount.
Select an area with a line of sight to the sky and GPS satellites to ensure reliable GPS information.
1. Clean and dry the mounting area.
2. Remove the suction cup protective film.
3. Adjust the angle of the mount using the thumbscrew.
4. Pull the suction cup lever up to release suction.
5. Place and hold the mount suction cup against the mounting surface.
6. Press the suction cup lever down until it snaps into place.
7. Slide the device onto the mount.
8. Plug the power cord into the device and the vehicle’s 12-volt power source.
9. Adjust the device so that it can be easily seen and does not block the driver’s line of sight.
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Main Menu
1Enter truck information and access
truck-specific use tools.
2Show location on the map and view
navigation instructions.
3Change driver status.
4Choose a destination.
5Select TND™ and route preferences.
6Mute/unmute the speaker.
7Adjust speaker volume.
8Select the trailer load option.
9Indicates power status.
NOTE: From other screens, tap this icon in the bottom right corner to return to the Main Menu.
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On the
left, tap
on an
option
On the right,
enter settings
for the option
Enter Truck Information and Set Warnings
1. Tap Truck Tools > Truck Info or Warnings.
2. Tap and to view all options.
3. Tap the option button to be changed.
4. Enter new settings.
5. Tap Back to save changes.
NOTE: See page 15 for Routing Options.
Route to a Destination
Address
1. Tap Choose Destination > New Location.
2. Tap Address.
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Route to a Destination (Continued)
3. Enter the name of the city. (Note: As you type, the keyboard
displays only the next possible letter. Prompts appear in the
top bar. Tap the name to select. Or, tap List to view cities
beginning with the letter(s) you entered. You can also use
Zip Code Search.)
4. Enter the street name. (Note: Tap Expand Search to…?)
5. Enter the house number. (Note: Tap ABC to enter letters.)
See Confirm Destination Window (page 7).
City Center -To route to a city without an address, tap Choose
Destination > New Location > City Center. See instructions
above.
Intersection -To route to the intersection of two streets, tap
Choose Destination > New Location > Intersection. See
instructions above.
Latitude/Longitude -To enter a location by latitude and
longitude, tap Choose Destination > New Location > Enter
Lat/Long.
History -Recent destinations are stored in History. Tap Choose
Destination > History to view.
Address Book -To save a location, enter it in the Address
Book from the Confirm Destination Window (page 7).
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Confirm Destination Window
1Destination address.
2Begin route to destination.
3Cross reference to printed Rand McNally
Motor Carriers’ Road Atlas.
4Return to previous window.
5View the map.
6Change the starting address for a route to the location displayed
on the map screen.
7Return to Main Menu.
8Save the location to the Address Book.
9Add the location as a via point on the way to a previously entered destination.
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