Rand McNally TND TABLET 1050 User manual

Quick Start Guide

Your TND™Tablet 1050
Home
Camera
Volume
Down UpPower
Antenna Port
(Antenna sold separately)
micro SD
card slot
Reset
Audio out
Micro HDMI
USB-C

1
Box Contents
110-inch truck navigation device with camera
2Powered magnetic mount connector
Three mounts:
3Screw down mount
4Suction Cup Mount
5Ball mount bracket
6Removable guard
7Vehicle charger (5V/5A)
8USB-C cable
9Anti-glare screen protector
10 Quick Start Guide
1
2
3
5
4
67 8
910

2
Powering Up
Charge the device before using it on battery power.
Note: GPS navigation will work right out of the box even if you
do not have internet access.
Connecting to Wi-Fi
When you first turn on your tablet, you’ll be asked to select a
Wi-Fi network to connect to the internet. A Wi-Fi connection is
required to browse the web, download apps, and use internet-
enabled features such as weather and traffic. Choose your
wireless access point or hotspot from the list and type in your
password. You can come back to this step later if you are in a
place without internet access.
Warning: When using the magnetic mount in your vehicle,
only use the mount’s DC IN port for charging. Do not attempt to
simultaneously charge the tablet from the magnetic mount and
the tablet’s USB port.
Registration
In the next step, you’ll be prompted to register your tablet with
Rand McNally. Your registration ensures that you have access to
the latest information and updates, as well as Customer Support.
Getting Started

3
Mounting Options
We have provided three mounting options so that you can put the navigation device in the safest,
most convenient part of your vehicle:
1Screw down mount (typically installed on dashboard)
2Suction cup mount (installed on flat surfaces like windshields)
3Ball mount bracket for use with third-party mounts
12
3

4
Mounting the TND™Tablet 1050
Option 1: Screw Down Mount
Notes:
• Rand McNally recommends professional installation for this
mounting option and is not responsible for any damages or
consequences arising from the installation.
• Avoid gauges, HVAC, air bags, air bag covers and other items
when drilling holes and attaching the mount to the vehicle.
• You need to furnish your own screws.
• This mount also includes an adhesive option.
1. Select an area with a line of sight to the sky and GPS satellites.
2. Clean and dry the mounting area.
3. Using the mount as a template, mark the three screw locations.
4. Drill pilot holes (optional).
5. Secure the mount in place with screws that you furnish.
6. Adjust the angle of the mount.
7. Plug the power cord into the mount and the vehicle’s 12-volt
power source.
8. Snap the tablet onto the mount (using built-in magnet).

5
Option 2: Suction Cup Mount
Note: Follow all local regulations governing the placement
of the mount.
1. Select an area with a line of sight to the sky and
GPS satellites.
2. Clean and dry the mounting area.
3. Remove the suction cup protective film.
4. Adjust the angle of the mount.
5. Pull the suction cup lever up to release suction.
6. Plug the power cord into the mount and the
vehicle’s 12-volt power source.
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. Snap the tablet onto the mount (using built-in magnet).
Mounting the TND™Tablet 1050

6
Mounting the TND™Tablet 1050
Option 3: Ball Mount Bracket
The 1050 includes a ball mount that is compatible with
third party mounting solutions.
1. Secure the ball mount to the magnetic mount using the
screws included in the package. Note that the screws
in the package might look slightly different than the
screws in these images.
2. Snap the tablet on the mount (using built-in magnet).

7

8
Android User Interface
2
31
4
65 7

9
Android User Interface
1Bluetooth®
2Wi-Fi
3Battery Meter and Charging Indicator
4Current Time
5Back
6Return to Home Screen
7View Open Apps
Note: You can swipe down from the top of the screen to view the Android quick settings menu.

10
Main Menu
1Rand Navigation
2Driver Apps (HOS/ELD)
3Truck Tools
4Cameras
5Gallery
6Guided Search
7Settings
8App Tray
678
1 2
3 4 5

11
Rand Navigation
1Route to a location.
2Battery power status
and charging indicator.
3Select map view mode: Heading up,
North up or 3D view.
4Wi-Fi connected services.
5Zoom in/out.
6Return to current location.
7Virtual dashboard.
8Current street name, upcoming
intersection, or current location.
9Local time and Elevation.
10 Navigation Settings: General, Truck Info, Route,
Map and Warnings.
11 Hide/display screen information and controls.
1
5
6
9 10 11
78
3
2
4

12
Rand Navigation >Truck Info and Warnings
1. Tap Settings.
2. Tap Truck Info or Warnings tab.
3. Scroll to view options.
4. Tap the option 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
Rand Navigation >Preferences
1. Tap Settings.
2. Tap the General, Route or Map tab.
3. Scroll to view options.
4. Tap the option 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

13
Rand Navigation >Destination
1Route to a searched location.
Tips:
• Search for addresses, streets, cities and points of interest.
• Address searches should include either a city or postal code.
• Avoid using punctuations.
• Avoid using street prefixes and suffixes.
2Go to Map.
3Route to a New location.
4Plan a multi-stop trip or record a trail.
5Return to a previous location.
6Access the Address book.
7Route to a Point of Interest (POI).
8Add Home location.
9Add Work location.
1
3
2
4 5 6
7 8 9

14
Rand Navigation >New Location
1. Tap Where to? > Guided Search > New location.
2. Tap Address.
3. Enter the name of the city. (Note: As you type, the
keyboard only displays the next possible letter.)
4. Results appear in the list. Tap the city to select.
5. Enter the street name. Tap the street name to select.
6. Enter the house number. Tap the address to select.
Tips
• You can also route to a new location by City center,
Intersection, Coordinates, or choose
Address > Postal Code.
• View recent destinations by tapping
Where to? > Guided Search > History.
• View recent cities by tapping
Where to? > Guided Search > New location
> Address.
• View saved locations by tapping
Where to? > Guided Search > Address book >
Bookmarks.
• View saved trips by tapping Where to? >
Guided Search > My trips.

15
Rand Navigation >Confirm Destination Windows
1Create bookmark.
2Destination address.
3Coordinates.
4Cross reference to page number in printed
Rand McNally Motor Carriers’ Road Atlas.
5Begin route to destination.
6Reorder locations
.
7Modify Route avoids, review Route details,
Overview and Save to My trips.
8Add a location.
9Review route details.
10 Review alternate route(s) and choose one.
11 Start route.
*To manage via points, Tap Where to? > Guided Search
> My trips > Multi-stop trips. You can add up to
25 destinations in a multi-stop trip.
1
3
5
6 7
9
8
10
11
2
4

16
Rand Navigation >Route Map Window
1
3
4
6
5
8
7
17
9
18
19
2
10
11
16 15 13
14 12
1
Next Maneuver: Instructions for your next
maneuver.
2
Road Name: Next maneuver street name or
highway sign.
3Exits: Check upcoming exits for food, gas, hotels
and other places.
4Route Options:Tap to display additional options,
including adding a stop, detours, and ending navigation.
5Current time and time zone
6Map View Mode: Tap to switch the map view:
3D map, North up, or Heading up.
7Battery power status and charging indicator
8Wi-Fi Connected Services:Tap to enable fuel prices,
weather and traffic on the map.
Note: These options require a Wi-Fi connection.
9Zoom In/Zoom Out
10 Announcements
11 Distance remaining to your destination:
Displays a progress bar indicating the distance
remaining to your destination.
12 Expanded Map Display: Tap to remove additional
options from the map screen.
13 Settings: Tap to open the Navigation Settings screens.

17
Rand Navigation >Junction View
When on a route, Junction View displays when you have an
upcoming maneuver. Once past the maneuver, Junction View
closes and the previous window displays.
1Signs to follow for the next maneuver.
2Distance to the upcoming maneuver. Distance
decreases as you approach.
3Lane assist arrows.
4Dismiss Junction View.
1
3
2
4
14 ETA/Time/Distance: Tap to toggle between displaying
ETA, Yard ETA, Remaining Time, Yard Time, and Elevation.
15 Location View: Tap to toggle between displaying
the current location by city, street name, or next
cross street.
16 Virtual Dashboard: Tap to view information
about your current location, route, trips, and more.
17 Current Speed: Displays your current speed and
turns red for speed warnings.
18 Speed Limit: Posted speed limit for your vehicle
setting. Tap to open a screen to submit a speed limit
correction.
19 Map:Displays the map, your current route, and your
vehicle’s current location.

18
Rand Navigation >Points of Interest (POIs)
With an active route, tap
Route Options > Search / Add a Stop >
Guided Search > POIs.
Search for a POI:
1Near your truck.
2In a particular city.
3Along your route.
4Near your destination.
POI Categories:
5Select a category.
6Search your custom POIs.
7Find popular truck-friendly POIs.
7
134
5
6
2