User manual VDO DAYTON MS 2000

[. . . ] MS 2000 MS 2100 TMC Quick Start Guide Erste Schritte und wichtige Hinweise First Steps and Important Notes Premiers pas et instructions importantes Primeros pasos y advertencia importante Primi passi e avviso importante Primeiros passos e avisos importantes Aan de slag en belangrijke aanwijzingen Komma igång och viktiga anvisningar Komme i gang og viktige råd Kom i gang og viktige anvisningar Dansk Norsk Svenska Nederlands Português Italiano Español Français English Deutsch Contents · General Notes Contents 23 Safety Advice and Important Information. 43 Safety Advice and Important Information Before you start to mount and use this navigation system, please familiarise yourself with its various components and functions. Furthermore, please read through the safety instructions carefully to avoid causing injury to yourself and/or other road users. The use of the navigation system does not under any circumstances release the driver from his/her personal responsibility. [. . . ] · Calibrate screen Here you can precisely calibrate the screen by tapping the four crosses that appear. Favourite Destinations/Adding to Favourites Whilst navigation is running, you can set specific points en route or addresses as your favourite destinations by tapping the button Add to favourites. You can edit or delete these destinations by going to the Favourite Destinations menu of the system Settings. The favourite destinations you have set can be used for navigation or route planning at any time. Extensive information on the full scope of the settings can be found in the detailed user's guide on the DVD-ROM provided. 32 Navigation Mode The "Navigation" Menu The purpose of the navigation system is to guide you from your present location to your desired destination. The navigation function automatically determines your present location using the GPS signal. For the destination, you can use (new) addresses, favourite destinations, previous destinations, your home address (Home) or "special destinations" (POI), e. g. If you activate the position tracking mode, you can view the vehicle's current GPS position on the map. You can thus always tell what your current location is, where you have travelled from and where you are travelling to. The following section explains all the steps you need to perform: from entering the address to the end of the navigation process. · Firstly, tap the Navigation button in the main selection screen of the navigation system. · · Next select the desired destination, in this case Hamburg, by using the on-screen keyboard. You can also specify the destination location by entering the postcode. Tap P. code and type in the relevant postcode using the on-screen keyboard. You then move on to the next page where you can select the street. · · · · · Using the on-screen keyboard, type in the desired street, e. g. You may have to scroll across to the desired list entry using the arrow buttons. Note: If you wish to enter the name of a town or street that contains hyphens, then use the space button rather than an actual hyphen! Navigation Mode · Once you have chosen the street, you will automatically move on to the next screen where you can select the house number. The route will now be calculated and displayed on the map. 33 · · · · Tapping this button (bottom right of screen) will open the list of previously used destinations. Using the "backspace" button, you can delete incorrect entries (either whole terms or individual letters). · · · · By tapping the Map button, you can show the destination point on the country/town map. As soon as the route has been calculated, you can immediately start navigation. Beforehand, you can also switch to the route list by tapping the Route button. In the Route List you will see the individual points en route, total route length, journey time etc of the calculated route. [. . . ] The "ResidentFlash" directory contains the following sub-folders: · Navigator navigation program · System system files · tb-navi You can delete the map data saved in this folder in order to free up memory or to be able to transfer map data from the DVD-ROM. Under no circumstances should you delete the folders named Navigator and System. Doing so can make the navigation system unusable! A map set always consists of multiple files that begin with the same country name. You must always copy the complete set of files to the internal memory or to the SD map (to the folder tb-navi). [. . . ]