Rand McNally Road Explorer 60 User manual

ADVANCED GPS

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Important Information About Your Road Explorer™60
RAND MCNALLY DOCK: Keep your device up to date by downloading the Rand McNally Dock for your home computer
at www.randmcnally.com/dock and connecting your device with the USB cable provided.
POWER BUTTON: Press and hold the orange power button to turn the device on or off. The power button can also be
used for quick access to certain features while the device is running. See Preferences > General > Quick Power Press
for options. A red light indicates the battery is charging; a green light indicates the battery is fully charged.
RESET: Use the reset button on the back of the device to restart. This will cancel the current route, but preferences, address
book, and other personal data will be saved.
LEARN MORE: Access Tutorial & Tips under Preferences > General on your device for more information, or visit
www.randmcnally.com/support to download the user manual.
Some screens include help tips. Tap this button to access.
WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or other harm.

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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.
4. Pull the suction cup lever up to release
suction.
5. Plug the power cord into the device and
the vehicle’s 12-volt power source.
6. Slide the device onto the mount.
7. Place and hold the mount suction cup against the
mounting surface.
8. Press the suction cup lever down until it snaps into place.
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 trip information and access tools.
2Show location on the map and view
navigation instructions.
3Choose a destination.
4Select device, route and map preferences.
Access the tutorial.
5Mute/unmute the speaker.
6Adjust speaker volume.
7Indicates charge when running on battery.
Note: You can select different color schemes in Preferences > General > Skin Style. The following screen images
appear in the “Ice” style. Some screens may appear different, based on model number.
Note: From other screens, tap the Main Menu icon in the bottom right corner to return to the Main Menu.

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Set Routing and Device Options
1. Tap Preferences.
2. Tap the General, Route or Map tab.
3. Tap and to view options.
4. Tap the option button to be changed.
5. Enter new settings.
6. Tap to save changes.
On the left,
tap on an
option
On the
right,
enter
settings
for the
option

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Destination
1Route to a new location. (See page 6.)
2Return to a previously entered address.
3Access the Address Book.
4Plan a multi-stop trip.
5Route to a point of interest. (See page 10.)
6View trip content from Rand McNally.
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Route to a New Location
1. Tap Choose Destination > New Location.
2. Tap Address.
3. Enter the name of the city. (NOTE: As you type, the
keyboard displays only the next possible letter.)
4. Prompts appear in the top bar. Tap the city to select. Or, tap
List to view cities beginning with the letter(s) you entered.
5. Enter the street name. (NOTE: If the letters you need do not
appear, tap Expand Search.)
6. Enter the house number. (NOTE: To enter the house number
before the street, tap the house number button in the
previous step.)
See Confirm Destination Window (page 7.)
Tips
• You can also route to a new location by City Center,
Intersection, or Latitude/Longitude, or choose
Address > Zip Code Search.
• View recent destinations by tapping Choose
Destination > History. View recent cities by tapping Choose
Destination > New Location > Address > History.
• View saved locations by tapping Choose Destination > Address Book.

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Confirm Destination Window
1Destination address.
2Begin route to destination.
3Compare a primary and alternate route and
choose one.
4Add the location as a via point on the way to
a previously entered destination.*
5Save the location to the Address Book.
6Cross reference to printed Rand McNally
Road Atlas.
7View the map.
8Change the starting location for a route to the
location displayed here.
9Return to Main Menu.
10 Return to previous window.
*To manage via points, Tap Choose Destination > Multi-Stop
Trips. You can add up to 50 destinations in a multi-stop trip, and
optimize routing for trips of up to 10 stops.
NOTE: This window may include
additional buttons based on the
type of destination selected.
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Route Map Window
1Repeat spoken next-maneuver instructions.
2Name of street you will turn onto next.
3Show arrival time, remaining time, or other
options.
4Slide out to show upcoming exit information.
5Directions list slideout. Tap Route Display
Options to select detail view, highway view,
trip summary, or summary map view.
6Zoom in/zoom out.
7Return to Main Menu.
8Current direction. Tap to select a map display option (Heading Up, North Up, or 3D View).
9View current road name, upcoming cross road name, or city, county and state. Also displays current mile marker and
advanced lane guidance. Tap to change.
10 View and save current location, detour, or cancel a route.
11 Tap on the current speed to display the Virtual Dashboard. (NOTE: Turns red for speed warnings; set in Trip Tools >
Warnings.)
12 Current speed limit. Tap to open a “Tell Rand” about speed limits.
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