User manual ASUS R700 ASUS R300/R600/R700 NAVIGATION MAP QUICK START GUIDE IN ENGLISH (E3701)

[. . . ] · · · The System Info button allows you to view the system information. The Language button allows you to choose the language for the text. to · · · · · · 6 The Backlight button allows you to adjust the LCD brightness. It provides two adjustment modes Fix backlight brightness and Adjust by environment brightness. [. . . ] The Date & Time button allows you to set the date and time for your device. The Screen button allows you to calibrate the LCD screen. The Volume button allows you to adjust/mute the sound for the device and phone calls. The Battery button allows you to view battery status see page 3 for detailed information. The FM transmitter allows you to transmit navigation voice instruction and music/video sounds to your car audio system through the M radio. Multi-Media Features R700 allows you to play music (mp3 and wma files), view photos (jpg. Tap the respective icons from the main menu to launch the applications. Main Menu Music Player Playing music circulate (playlist) play randomly Photo Viewer Video Player back to the main menu Playing movies launch the playlist adjust the volume Viewing photos page up page down the name of the movie time remains the length of the movie back to the main menu launch the playlist adjust the volume back to the main menu tap to view the photos as a slide show tap to choose the default memory where the photos are stored 7 Using Navigation The Navigation Menu When ASUS GO is started the Navigation Menu appears. · · · · · · · Tap Find Address to specify an address as your destination. Tap Map to browse the map The following actions are also possible in the Navigation Menu: Tap Settings to customise the way ASUS GO works. Tap Exit to stop navigation, and exit ASUS GO. Operating modes ASUS GO can operate in two different modes: 8 · Normal Mode - designed for easy operation when performing frequent tasks · Expert Mode - designed for performing complex tasks and for advanced settings This Quick Start Guide covers actions in Normal Mode. See the online User Manual for detailed instructions in both modes. To switch to Expert Mode, tap Settings then tap Expert mode. You can switch back from Expert Mode to Normal Mode in a similar way. Find an address 1. · Tap Navigate To to select the POI as your destination and start navigating there. · Tap Add to Favorites to save the POI as one of your favourite destinations. · Tap Info to display detailed information on the POI. A list of POIs is displayed sorted by their distance from the reference point. · Tap Search to narrow the list by entering a part of the POI name. · To see the name and address of additional POIs tap the left and right arrow buttons. · Tap By Name to list POIs in alphabetical order instead of their distance. Map and Navigation ASUS GO can display two types of maps: 2D map that looks like a conventional road map and works best for browsing 3D view that shows streets as well as buildings or landmarks (where available) and works best for navigation · · · 1 Tap the 2D or 3D icon to change between the views. To return to the Navigation Menu tap the Menu icon. Tap the Cursor icon to open the Cursor menu and navigate to the current position of the cursor. · Zoom in and out by tapping the corresponding buttons. In 3D view you can also tilt and rotate the view with the arrow buttons. In 2D map mode you can also modify the planned route by tapping Detour. If you want to avoid a certain route you can set it here. While navigating a thick line shows the recommended route and an arrow represents your current position. [. . . ] If you want to avoid a certain route you can set it here. While navigating a thick line shows the recommended route and an arrow represents your current position. A pictogram indicating the next manoeuvre is displayed on the left side along with its distance. The left panel also shows information about your route including the planned arrival date the distance to your destination and the speed at which you are driving. [. . . ]