Initial operation

Depending on the version of your navigation system, the software necessary for operation may not have been pre-installed on your navigation device and can instead be found on the memory card supplied: an appropriate comment indicating this can be found in the readme file as well as on the packaging of your navigation device. In this case, you must install the software to operate your navigation system. Proceed as follows to install: 1. Carefully remove the memory card from its packaging. Take care that the contacts are not touched or contaminated: Otherwise data transfer may no longer be possible. 2. Insert the memory card into the MMC/SD card slot of your navigation device until you hear a click. 3. Switch on the navigation device by pressing the ON/OFF switch on the device (see device operating instructions).
Manual installation and start-up
The necessary software components will now be installed automatically. If you switch on your navigation device without inserting the memory card supplied, the following screen appears.
Insert the memory card into your device and tap the button , to begin automatic installation. Once installation is complete, the start screen of your navigation system appears, giving you access to the various functions such as the navigation or MP3 Player etc.
Reinstallation and updating the software
If necessary, you can remove all or individual application files such as the navigation software or map material from the memory of your navigation device (see device operating instructions). This would be necessary, for example, to install a current version of the GoPal Navigator software that you purchased at a later date. The software required for reinstallation/updating is located in the Installation folder on the CD/DVD and can be transferred to the navigation device using the memory card supplied. Proceed as follows to manually install the navigation software onto the external memory card: 1. If you have not already done so, carefully remove the memory card from its packaging and insert it into the card reading device (internal or external) of your PC: The card clicks in and the contents of the card will be displayed in a new window in Windows Explorer. 2. Open your PCs CD/DVD drive and insert the CD/DVD. If the CD/DVD Setup Assistant starts, close it. 3. Open the directory of your CD/DVD drive and go to the directory Installation. 4. Copy all of the folders and files in this directory. 5. Go to the directory window of the external memory card and insert the copied contents. To install the software copied onto the memory card onto your navigation device, follow the steps described in the Initial operation section. 7

ly or using the Setup Assistant on the CD/DVD. In addition, your navigation device must be connected to the PC using the USB cable supplied. The following description assumes that Microsoft ActiveSync has already been installed. Proceed as follows to copy the installation files for you navigation software to the internal memory of your navigation device: 1. Connect the navigation system to your PC using the USB cable. 2. Once the navigation device is detected, your PC displays the New partnership dialog box: To synchronise existing data between your navigation device and your PC, select Yes. To register the navigation device as a Guest on your PC, select No (recommended). Then click on the Continue button. 3. Select Mobile device in your Windows Explorer and go to the My Flash Disk directory. 4. Right click on the directory and select New folder from the context menu: Name the newly created folder INSTALL and finish the entry by pressing the enter key. 5. Change to the Installation directory in your CD/DVD drive and copy all files and folders in this directory. 6. Go to the directory Mobile Device > My Flash Disk > INSTALL and put the copied contents there. Proceed as follows to also copy map material to the internal memory of your navigation: 1. Go to the MapRegions directory of your CD/DVD drive and copy all of the desired files ending in.psf : The file names indicate the region to which the map data refers. 2. Select Mobile device in your Windows Explorer and go to the My Flash Disk directory. 3. Right click on the directory and select New folder from the context menu: Name the newly created folder MapRegions and finish the entry by pressing the enter key. 4. Now put all of the copied files into this folder. If you have added POI files or the voice command feature to your navigation software with an update requiring a fee, you must transfer the appropriate data to the internal memory of your navigation device: The respective function is only available following automatic installation of the data. Proceed as follows to copy POI and/or voice recognition files to the internal memory of your navigation device: 1. To transfer POI files, go to the POI directory of your CD/DVD drive and copy the desired PSF files (e. g. hotel.de.psf). 2. Go to the directory Mobile Device > My Flash Disk > MapRegions and put the copied files there. 3. To transfer voice command files, go to the TSD directory of your CD/DVD drive and copy your country-specific folder: The IrelandGreatBritainTSD folder, for example, contains the voice recognition files for English-speaking countries. Naturally, you can also copy the voice command files/folder for other countries as needed and install them onto your navigation device. Go to the directory Mobile Device > My Flash Disk > MapRegions and put the copied files there.

ActiveSync is only necessary when operating Windows 2000 SP4 or Windows XP. The software components necessary for data exchange are already integrated into Windows TM Vista.
User interface of the GoPal Assistant
Once it has been successfully installed, start the GoPal Assistant via the item Medion GoPal Assistant in the folder Start > All Programs > Medion GoPal Assistant.
Installation and start-up using the GoPal Assistant
The GoPal Assistant interface is divided as follows: Menu bar You can operate all of the basic functions of the software via the menu bar. The menus are structured as follows: File. Exit allows you to close the GoPal Assistant. Actions o Import Content into Library starts the Content Import Wizard, which helps you transfer new content to the library of your GoPal Assistant (see Actions using the Content Import Wizard). Using the Check for Software Update entry, you can let the GoPal Assistant automatically search the Internet for current software for your navigation system. Using Check for Content Update, you can let the GoPal Assistant automatically search for current content for the information contained in the library. You can change the language in the GoPal Assistant user interface to the desired language with the Change user language button.
o Please note that the newly selected user language will only be active once the GoPal Assistant has been restarted.
Settings o Using the box Check for updates on startup, lets the GoPal Assistant automatically search the Internet for current software for your navigation system. The current setting is saved and loaded again the next time the program starts. Using the box Check for content updates on startup, lets the GoPal Assistant automatically search the Internet for current content for your navigation system. The current setting is saved and loaded again the next time the program starts. Using the box Check for updates on startup, lets the GoPal Assistant automatically search the Internet for current software for your navigation system.

o Help

The entry About opens the dialog box of the same name which contains information about the current version of the GoPal Assistant as well as legal licensing information. Library, Data Selection and Device Information The central area of the GoPal Assistant manages the software and content files for your navigation system as well as the connected devices. Library Using the entries in the library you can select specific categories in order to transfer these files to your navigation device or to import files from the device to your PC. The following categories are available for selection Map data, GPS tracks, POIs, Voice recognition, Software and Download status. Shop The shop gives you direct access to various additional products such as map material, POI data packs etc., which you can purchase directly from the GoPal shop portal and transfer to your na vigation device using the GoPal Assistant. Devices This is where you can select a connected navigation device, display specific information and rename the device. Data selection area This area is dynamically adapted to the selected option. When you select a category in the library, the available data is placed here for selection. When you select the Devices option, the device information is displayed here. Volume area In this area you manage the memory of the internal flash memory or the inserted memory card of the selected navigation device or a memory card inserted into a card reader connected to the PC. In addition to selecting the target memory for the import/export functions, you can format the external memory areas (SD card in the navigation or card reading device) as needed.

4. Select the desired file destination using the Selected Volume pop-up menu in the volume area. The available and required capacities are displayed in the Memory Status section: o Available This amount of space is available on the selected volume and is graphically displayed on the progress bar. Colour coding indicates which data are saved in the memory. The following types of data are recognised: Map data, Audio, Points of interest, Video, Software and Other content.
The memory currently used in the selected drive is marked by the slider on the memory status bar. If you select a data pack from the library, the memory status bar shows how much memory would be in use after installation of the data pack. This way you can check to see if enough memory is available for the installation. o Required This amount of space is required to install the data selected in the library onto the volume. o Used This amount of space has been used up on the selected volume. 5. Click on the Synchronize button. The GoPal Assistant now performs data synchronisation between the selected items in the Library and the selected volume: The data sets are then installed onto the selected volume.
Actions using the Content Import Wizard
In addition to manual synchronization, the GoPal Assistant also offers the opportunity to automatically transfer the data in the library using the Content Import Wizard. Here, too, you can select strategic data packets to have installed on your PC. Proceed as follows to transfer data with the help of the Content Import Wizard: 1. Select Import Content into Library from the Actions menu in the GoPal Assistants task bar. The Content Import Wizard dialog box then opens: Click Next. 2. The Content Import Wizard starts searching for new content and displays content automatically in the Found Sources area. If you want to manually specify a certain source directory, click on the Browse button: In the dialog box indicate the directory in which the data is located and click Open. The interpretable data now pops up in the Found Sources area. 3. Left click the check box beside the desired data entry (checked): Information about the data type and name as well as about available or existing versions pops up. To cancel the selection, click on the check box again (unchecked): The item is no longer selected for data transfer. Click Next. 4. The data is now being imported and the progress of the current file as well as overall progress can be seen on the progress bar. Once the data transfer is complete, click Finish to close the Content Import Wizard. The selected data is available in the respective category in the library immediately following transfer.
Transferring and displaying GPS tracks

Volume settings

In this sub-menu, you can set the volume individually for the voice output, the key click and audio playback of MP3 files via the additional MP3 player application. The volume set here applies equally to playback via the internal speakers and via the earphone connection (3.5 mm mini jack) on your navigation device. The buttons and allow you to individually lower or raise the volume for the respective signal output in six steps. Output for the respective signal is muted at the lowest level.

Security settings

Your navigation system gives you the option of protecting your system from access using a userdefined password. More information on the security settings can be found in the device manual.
Please be aware that this setting is only available on certain types of device.

Screen settings

This sub-menu allows you to individually adjust the brightness settings for daytime/nighttime operation and to calibrate the screen. When you tap the Setup brightness button, you can individually lower or raise the Bright-
ness level daytime and Brightness level nighttime to six levels using the and buttons.
Tapping the Calibrate display button allows you to recalibrate the touchscreen of your navigation device. This becomes necessary when the entries on the touchscreen no longer correspond to the actions performed: For example, the assignment of keys to appropriate symbols or commands may deviate from the instructions. To calibrate the device, follow the instructions on the screen by tapping the target sign. Finally, accept the new settings by tapping the screen again.
If you format the flash memory of your navigation device in order to, for example, update to a newer version of the software, the screen must also be recalibrated during installation (refer also to the device manual). The brightness settings will be saved and the stored value will be used the next time your start-up your navigation system.

Power management

This sub-menu enables you to adapt the energy options for either battery or mains operation as well as to check the current charge status. If you tap the selection menu under the entry Battery mode: Turn off device after: you can select one of the following options from the list in the relevant pop-up menu: o Never turn off device The navigation device is only switched off when the capacity of the internal battery has been exhausted. o 15/30/45 min/ 1/2 hr If the navigation device is neither in use nor currently navigating, it is switched to stand-by mode following a pre-set period of time: When you press the ON/OFF switch, the device is reactivated and the most recently active screen is displayed. If you tap the selection menu under the entry Main supply: Turn off device after: you can select one of the following options from the list in the relevant pop-up menu: o Never turn off device The navigation device is never switched off. o 15/30/45 min/ 1/2 hr If the navigation device is neither in use nor currently navigating, it is switched to stand-by mode following a pre-set period of time: When you press the ON/OFF switch, the device is reactivated and the most recently active screen is displayed. The current charge of the battery is displayed on a bar chart on the lower portion of the screen. The following statuses are defined: o Battery is loading The navigation device is connected to an external power source via USB: The bar chart shows that the internal battery is currently being charged. o Energy remaining The navigation device is not connected to an external power source and is being operated by battery: The remaining battery capacity is shown as a percentage. o External power supply The navigation device is connected to an external power source via USB: The internal battery is being charged.

The design of the map colours is automatically adjusted to daylight or darkness depending on the current time. As an alternative to the setting you can select the following options: o o The map is displayed in a design optimised for day vision. The map is displayed in a design optimised for night vision.
The settings for daytime and night vision can be adjusted as required in the Screen settings > Setup brightness menu (see Screen settings) in the basic settings for operation. All time information within the navigation software is displayed using the 24-hour clock. As an alternative to the setting you can select the following option: o All time information within the navigation software is displayed using the 12-hour format (AM/PM). In the 2D map view (see next point) in Smart mode, the map is oriented north in the directi-
on of travel depending on the scale. In real terms this means that o o At high zoom levels (extreme enlargement of the map section), the map is displayed in the direction of travel, thus making orientation based on the surroundings easier. At low zoom levels (minimal enlargement of the map section), the map is automatically rotated so that it always faces north: This mode improves clarity and prevents countries or regions from being displayed upside down.
As an alternative to the setting you can select the following option: o In the map in direction of travel mode the map is always shown in the direction you are currently travelling in: depending on the level of zoom, it may be that the region or land you are currently driving in is shown on its side or upside down on the screen. In the map north mode, the map is alway shown in the direction of north: in real terms, this means that direction you are travelling in may differ from or even be the complete opposite of the map orientation.
In the 2D map view the map on screen is shown two-dimensionally. In this mode you can change as often as you like between the display options smart, map in direction of travel and map north. As an alternative to the setting you can select the following option: o In the 3D map view mode, the map is tilted and shown three-dimensionally. The threedimensional display is always oriented to the North. In this mode, the display options smart, map in direction of travel and map north are not available.
o You can switch between the 2D and 3D map view directly using the compass symbol on screen.
When the auto zoom function is active, the current map section is enlarged to a medium zoom level if a manoeuvre is soon to be performed. As an alternative to the setting you can select the following option: o o The current map section is enlarged to a high zoom level. The current map section is enlarged to a low zoom level.
Adjusting the language settings

window. Browse through the list using the and buttons. The Display on map button allows you to have the side streets displayed on an overview map: The zoom level for the map is adjusted in such a way that up to four side streets from the list can be displayed on a map at once. Browse the list using the buttons and and tap the desired entry: The selection is accepted and the selection list closes. If you do not want to make a selection, return to the character entry screen with the button. After you have made your selection, destination input is complete: The destination is displayed on the Detailed information screen on an overview map and indicated as an address. On this screen you can store this destination as a favourite, show the route options, add another destination or start navigation. The following pages contain more information on this subject.
Entering destination coordinates
As an alternative to manual input using the town/street/house number or the point of interest selection, the Enter new dest. menu gives you the option of entering the destination using its degrees of latitude and longitude. Proceed as follows to enter the coordinates manually: 1. In the Enter new dest. menu, tap the Enter coordinates button at the lower edge of the screen. A keyboard to manually enter the latitude including decimals appears. 2. Use the numbers on the keyboard to enter the desired latitude in degrees: To divide the numbers enter either a decimal or a comma (For example: 49.36 is interpreted as a latitude of button: The next screen will ask you to enter the 49,36 Close the input field using the ). longitude including decimals.
The degree notation button on the lower edge of the screen allows you to alternatively enter the coordinates in degrees: On the appropriate screen, enter the desired position in corresponding fields for degrees, arc minutes and arc seconds. In addition, you can use the button N<>S for latitude and E<>W for longitude. 3. Use the numbers on the keyboard to enter the desired longitude: Depending on what you choose when entering the latitude, it can also be written either in decimals or degrees. Close the input field using the button: Coordinate input is now complete: The destination is displayed on the Detailed information screen on an overview map along with the latitude and longitude. On this screen you can store this destination as a favourite, show the route options, add another destination or start navigation. The following pages contain more information on this subject.

Creating favourites during destination input
After entering the destination, the Detailed information screen lists all important information about your destination. Using the Place as favourite button on the lower edge of your screen, you can now save the destination as a personal favourite in the memory of your navigation device. Favourites can be called up at any time during destination input so that it is no longer necessary to manually enter this destination. It is thus recommended to save frequently used destinations as favourites. Proceed as follows to save the destination displayed on the Detailed information screen as a favourite: 1. Tap the Place as favourite button. A screen to name these favourites then appears. 2. Use the keyboard to enter a user-specific name for the new favourite: The name can be made up of numbers and letters.
3. Close the input field using the button: The destination is saved as a favourite on your navigation device and can be called up directly from the Favourites menu for future route calculations. You can also create favourites directly in the Favourites menu: This process is described in the Managing favourites section.
If you initialise your navigation device using the Restore factory settings button or if you format the memory of your navigation device, you will lose user-defined settings such as favourites.
Home address entry during destination entry
Using the As home address button on the Detailed information screen, you can store the destination shown here as a so-called home address: this home address can then be selected in future as a destination directly using the first preselection button on your navigation system's start screen and via the Favourites menu. In this way, you can select an often-used destination (such as your home address) directly and without the need to enter another destination.
As the home address, if defined, is always available via the first preselection button on the start screen, it is not available in the Last locations selection list, which is opened using the button of the same name on the start screen. The home address is always assigned to your favourites and is therefore always the first option in the Favourites menu. If you touch the Delete all button in the Favourites menu, the home address is also deleted and will have to be re-entered if necessary. Please be aware: When setting new favourites, you cannot save these under the same name as the home address. Proceed as follows to save the destination displayed on the Detailed information screen as a favourite: 1. Tap the As home address button. A screen then appears for naming the home address: This name is also used for the preselection button on the start screen and as a voice command for the voice function. 2. Use the keyboard to enter a user-specific name for the new favourite: The name can be made up of numbers and letters. 3. Close the input field using the button: The home address now features as the first preselection button on your navigation system's start screen, as well as the first entry in the Favourites menu, and can be called up directly using this button/menu entry.

Adjust the options as required and then return to the Detailed information screen using the ton.
Details regarding the route options can be found in the Adjusting the route options section.

Adding more destinations

The screen Detailed information also allows you to use the button Add dest. to add other destinations for the current route. Proceed as follows to add more destinations to the current route: 1. Tap the button Add dest. The New destination screen then appears. 2. Use the buttons to choose from the following options: o Tap the button Enter new dest. to enter the destination manually using the input menus for 39
Country, Town, Postcode and Street or using its Coordinates. This process is described in the Manually entering destination information section. o o Tap the Favourites button to select the new destination from the favourites saved on your navigation device. This process is described in the Managing favourites section. Tap the button Points of interest to select a destination from amongst the desired point of interest category. This process is described in the Selecting Points of interest section.
After you have selected the desired destination, the menu screen Optimise route opens automatically and you can revise your current route planning: For more information please read the Changing the route section. If you do not wish to enter any new destination on the New destination screen, go back to the screen Detailed information using the button.
If you have already entered destinations after switching on your navigation system, they will appear for preselection on a maximum of three buttons at the top portion of the screen and can be selected directly.
Starting route calculation
After you have entered the desired route, start the route calculation by activating the button on the Detailed information screen. Once the route has been calculated, your navigation system switches to the map view and starts navigation: In addition to the voice prompts over the speaker of your navigation device, the calculated route is also colour-coded on the map section and is adjusted dynamically as the trip progresses. More information regarding navigation can be found in the Starting and displaying navigation section.
Selecting Points of interest
The button Points of interest on the start screen of your navigation system allows you to directly select special points of interest for destination calculation. Using the other options in this menu you can then determine from which position the point of interest should be searched for.

The information bar in the lower portion of the window shows all of the other information about the current route (such as speed, distance, calculated travel time etc.).

Trip info

With Trip info, you can call up an alternative view to the map display via the Quick menu. The following information is displayed in this view: Maximum speed Average speed Route travelled Travel time This information refers to all of the routes travelled since the last time the Trip info was reset (see below). To measure information about a specific route, you must reset the trip info at the start of button: All values are reset to 0 and the measurement is navigation. To do this, activate the restarted.
The values in the Trip infos are automatically reset to 0 if your navigation device has received no valid GPS data packet in two hours.
Chapter 7. Operation using the voice command function
In addition to manual operation via the touchscreen, your navigation system offers you the option of entering or controlling certain functions using voice commands. This means, for example, you can select a function on the start screen of your navigation system or enter a new destination by issuing a voice command. You also have the option of calling up lists of entries via a series of list numbers or browsing up or down the list view.
Please note that the voice command function is currently only available for selected languages. If you do not operate your navigation system in one of the following languages, you can skip the next sections. The following languages are currently supported: German English French Italian Dutch Spanish While manual operation of your navigation system is possible at all times, the voice command function must be activated separately: this ensures that your navigation device only reacts to certain voice commands and does not accidentally misinterpret other parts of the conversation. Proceed as follows to start the voice command function for your navigation system: Press the button called Push-to-Talk (PTT) on your navigation device. A tone then sounds (a rising tone sequence): The voice command function is now activated on your navigation device.
If your navigation system prompts you for input via a voice message, no additional tone is emitted. During normal operation, the voice command function is ended once route planning has been entered successfully or the navigation system has not received a voice command for a certain period of time. If necessary, however, you can also stop the voice command function before this. Proceed as follows to stop the voice command function for your navigation system: Press and hold the PTT button on your navigation device for approx. 2 seconds. A tone then sounds (a descending tone sequence): The voice command function on your navigation device is now deactivated.
The allocation of the PTT function button differs from device to device. Information regarding which button carries out the PTT function on your device can be found in the device manual. The voice command or voice recognition function is based in principle on the language set when your navigation device is installed. If, for example, you have selected "German" as the language for your navigation system, the voice command function will also be in German. The following points must be observed when using the voice command function: Try to speak naturally!

The menu for entering the postcode is opened. 5. Say the numbers in the postal code individual. If the postal code entered applies to several towns, these will be shown in a list. 6. Say the number of the desired entry on the list (e. g. 1).
If you opt to enter a town by voice command, you will be asked to say the name of the town. If the entry was not clear, all possible options will be shown in a list. You can select items as described. If the selected town was not clear due to, for example, several towns existing with the same name, you will be prompted to select the desired destination with the correct postcode. You can select items as described.
7. After entering the destination, you will be asked to say the street name: If the street name said is not recognised clearly, the names interpreted will be shown in a list. Say the number of the desired entry on the list (e. g. 3).
Instead of a street name, you can also use the commands City center and Start navigation to enter a destination: Navigation to the town centre starts automatically 8. After entering the street name, you will be asked to say the house number: If the house number is not recognised clearly, the entries interpreted will be shown in a list. Say the number of the desired entry on the list (e. g. 3).
Instead of a house number, you can also use the commands Middle of street and Start navigation to enter a destination: Navigation to the middle of the street starts automatically The destination entered is shown on the Detail information screen. Your navigation system will now ask if you would like to start navigation. Say Yes (or OK), to start route calculation.
The other options on the Detail information screen cannot be controlled using the voice command function, instead they must be selected manually when required.
Selecting POIs using the voice command function
Proceed as follows to select a POI using the voice command function: 1. Change to the Navigation selection menu, if you have not already done so (manually or using the voice command function, see later section). 2. Say Points of interest. The selection menu for POIs is opened. 3. Now say the entry in the POI list (e.g. Airport). The screen Where do you want to look? then appears.
If not all of the entries in the POI list can be displayed, you can view further entries by giving the command Next/previous page. 4. Say your desired option: If you select At a certain place, enter the destination as described in the previous section. If you select Nearby, the POIs available nearby will be shown in a list. Say the number of the desired entry in the list: The POI entered is shown on the Detail information screen. Your navigation system will now ask if you would like to start navigation. Say Yes (or OK), to start route calculation. If you select Along the route, the POIs available along the planned route will be shown in a list. Say the number of the desired entry in the list: The POI entered is shown on the Detail information screen. Your navigation system will now ask if you would like to start navigation. Say Yes (or OK), to start route calculation. If you have already entered a destination, you can select the option At destination: The available POIs at the destination are then shown in a list. Say the number of the desired entry in the list: The POI entered is shown on the Detail information screen. Your navigation system will now ask if you would like to start navigation. Say Yes (or OK), to start route calculation.

Other options in this menu must be selected manually.
Control navigation using the voice command function
Proceed as follows to start navigating a route: 1. Change to the Navigation selection menu, if you have not already done so (manually or using the voice command function, see later section). 2. Say Start. The planned route is calculated and your navigation system starts navigation automatically.
Open navigation using the voice command function
Proceed as follows to open the Navigation menu using the voice command function: While in the Other applications or Settings menu, say Navigation. The navigation menu is then opened, where you can call up the sub-menus Enter new, Points of Interest, Favourites, Change route, Route information, Start route guide, Other applications and Settings using the voice command function: All entries that can be called up using the voice command function are marked accordingly. Further operation of these menus is described in the previous chapters.
Call up other applications using the voice command function
Proceed as follows to select the Other applications selection menu using the voice command function: Say Other applications (or Applications), while in the Navigation or Settings menu. The Other applications menu is then opened: Here you can access other programs such as the MP3 Player, Picture Viewer, Phone Book and others. The desired program must be selected manually.
Change settings using the voice command function
Proceed as follows to open the Settings menu using the voice command function: While in the Other applications or Navigation menu, say Settings. The Settings menu is then opened, where you can call up the sub-menus Route options, Display, TMC settings, Program settings, Configure special destinations and Device settings: All entries that can be called up using the voice command function are marked accordingly. Further operation of these menus is described in the following chapters.
If required, you can select various settings for your navigation system using the voice command function and adjust them as described below. To do this, call up the Settings selection menu: If you have opened the menu manually, the PTT button on the device should now be reset.

Route options

Say Route options. The selection menu for route options is opened and you are asked to call up the desired route option. The following options can be now be spoken: Routes for cars, Routes for pedestrians Use motorway (Motorway, Motorways, Use motorway) After the desired route option has been selected, the menu is closed.

TMC settings

Say TMC transmitters to open the relevant settings menu. Further operation of this menu is carried out manually.

Program settings

Say Program settings to open the relevant settings menu. Further operation of this menu is carried out manually.

Device settings

Say Device settings (alternatively: Device). The selection menu for the device settings is opened and you are asked to call up the desired device setting. The following options can be now be spoken: Say Display (or Display settings), to open the relevant settings menu. Further operation of this menu is carried out manually. Say Volume to open the relevant settings menu. Here you can control the volume with the following voice commands: o o o o o o Decrease keyboard click (decrease signal volume) Increase keyboard click (increase signal volume) Decrease MP3 volume (MP3 volume down) Increase MP3 volume (MP3 volume up) Decrease Speech volume (lSpeech volume down) Increase Speech volume (Speech volume up)
After the desired option has been selected, the menu is closed.
Voice command in the map view
Using the voice command function you can switch between the menu and map view, if required, by saying Map (alternatively: Show map, Map view). If you are in the menu view, use the voice command Map (alternatively: Show map, Map view) to go to the map view. If you are in the map view, switch to menu view by using the voice command Menu (alternatively: Main menu). In the map view you have the following options for adjusting the display: By saying Zoom in, you can increase the maps size and the current zoom level. By saying Zoom out, you can reduce the maps size and the current zoom level. If required, you can change the display mode of the map in the following ways: By saying Display compass (alternatively: Compass view, Compass) you can open the compass display. By saying Next (alternatively: Display next, Next map view, Next map, Next view) you can switch between Normal and Split-Screen display options. By saying 3D (alternatively: 3D view) you activate the three dimensional map display. By saying North (alternatively: 2D north, North view, Display north, North map, Northern view), you activate the two-dimensional, north-oriented map display. By saying 2D (alternatively: Display 2D, Show 2D. 2D viw. 2D map, 2D perspective) you activate 58
the normal two-dimensional map display.

For safety reasons, entries may not be made by the driver whilst driving: Please make the necessary entries before beginning the journey.

Entering the country

In this menu, the preset country always corresponds to the language selected during installation. If you are planning on navigating to a foreign country, however, you can also select a different country. The only prerequisite is that the relevant map material is installed on your navigation system. Proceed as follows to select another country: 1. Tap the flag symbol in the upper-left corner of the screen or tap the Country button on the lower edge of the screen. A menu list of all of the countries whose map material is installed on the navigation system then opens. 2. Tap on the desired country entry: The selection is accepted and the location entry screen appears again.
With the help of the GoPal Assistant you can select which map material is saved on your navigation device. If necessary, you can install more map material on the external memory card or to the flash memory of your navigation device at any time. For further information, see Manual actions for data exchange.
Entering the postcode or place name
The destination can be selected either by entering the postcode or the place name: The entry of the postcode is automatically transferred to the place and vice versa. Proceed as follows to enter the destination using its name or its postcode: Enter the desired name using the onscreen alphanumerical keys.
Tap on the button to show the numerical keys and enter the postcode.
When entering the town or the postcode, the keyboard is automatically adapted and only the buttons permitted for entering the next character are available: All buttons that are not permitted are greyed out and cannot be tapped. You can undo any number or character entry with the button. After entering the first character, three buttons appear in the area between the name field on the upper edge and the keyboard: The first two buttons provide possible destinations for selection in accordance with the entries made so far. This preselection is readjusted after each entry. As soon as one of the preselections corresponds to your desired destination, you can select it directly by tapping the relevant button. You can use the third button More hits to open a list of all of the available preselection destinations in a separate window. For better orientation, you are shown the available preselection destinations on an overview map. Using the Hide map button, the map display closes. You can open it again with the Show map button. Browse through the list using the and buttons and tap the desired entry: The selection is accepted. If you do not want to make a selection or if you want to refine your entry, return to the character entry screen using the button. After selecting the destination, the screen to enter the street name automatically pops up.

3. After selection/entry the screen for naming favourites appears. 4. Enter the name for the favourites using the onscreen keyboard and close the input field with the button.

Calling up a favourite

After you have created one or more favourites, you can call it/them up directly from the Favourites menu. Proceed as follows: 1. Tap the button Favourites. A selection list of the favourites you have created appears. and buttons and tap the desired entry: the 2. Browse through the respective list using the destination is displayed on an overview map on the Detailed information screen. 14
3. Close the input field using the button: Route calculation then starts for this destination.

Deleting all favourites

If you want to delete all favourites currently saved on your navigation device, tap the Delete all favourites button on the lower edge of the screen: all entries in the favourites list are then deleted.

Editing favourites

You can edit individual favourites in the list in the Favourites menu as needed. Rename the favourite, assign it a symbol, save it as the home address or delete the entry. To edit a favourite, tap on the respective then opens. button in the list view. The Edit favourites screen
Proceed as follows to rename a selected favourite: 1. Tap the button Name. The screen to enter names for the favourites appears again. 2. Delete the current name as needed using the button.
3. Enter the name for the favourites using the onscreen keyboard and close the input field with the button. The changed favourite name is now accepted for display in the Edit favourite screen and the favourites list. Proceed as follows to assign the selected favourite a new symbol: 1. Tap the button Symbol. The Select symbol screen then appears. 2. Browse the list using the buttons cepted and the selection list closes. and and tap the desired entry: The selection is ac-
The changed symbol is now accepted for display in the Edit favourite screen and the favourites list. Using the As home address button on the lower edge, you can save the selected favourite as home address: in future you can directly select the home address as the destination via the first preselection button in the navigation menu. This way, you can select an often-used destination (such as your home or work address) directly without having to enter another destination. Tap on the As home address button on the lower edge of the screen. The entry is then assigned the symbol. This entry is now used as the first preselection button in the navigation menu and is available as the first option in the Favourites menu.

1. Tap on the list entry Last known position on the menu screen Change route: The menu New destination opens. 2. Enter a new destination: this process is described in Chapter 3: Operating the GoPal navigation software. Close the entry on the Detailed information screen using the button. The destination entered will now be used as the starting position for the tour and is displayed as the top entry in the list in the Change route menu.

Adding a destination

Using the Add destination button on the lower edge of the screen, you can enter more route destinations. Entering an additional destination is identical to entering your starting position (see above). Once it is entered, the new destination is displayed as the next destination in the list in the Change route menu. Repeat this process to enter more destinations which will then be inserted into the list in the order they are entered. If you have created more than four destinations, you can browse through the list using the and buttons. When you tap a destination in the list, it is displayed on the Detailed information screen on an overview map along with the stored address data or coordinates. Use the button to return to the Change route menu.
Editing the entries in the route list
You can delete the entries in the route list at any time as required or change the order of the entries in the list to alter the course of the route. Proceed as follows to delete an entry from the list: Tap the button for the respective destination: The entry is deleted from the list. Unless the entry was the final destination on the route, all subsequent destinations move one position forward.
Deleted destination entries cannot be restored. If required, you must enter the destination again. Proceed as follows to edit the order of the entries in the list and thus also the tour order: Tap the button or for the respective destination: The entry in the list is moved one position up or down and the resulting route is diverted accordingly.

Any speed limits entered for the current route section are displayed in the left corner ussymbol. A spoken warning only occurs if the Warning signs option in the Seting the tings > Configure special functions menu and the Traffic advice in the Settings > Voice announcements menu have been activated and the speed has been exceeded by this value.

Arrow view

In the arrow view, you are guided by a guidance system based on arrows, independent of a map. The arrow view provides the following information: The current direction of travel is described using the arrow. When there is an upcoming manuvre, the orientation of the arrow indicates in what direction you will be led during the manoeuvre. Depending on the manuvre, side streets may also be displayed, but the main route is always clearly marked. The distance to the next manuvre is shown using the segment chain beside the arrow: The closer the manuvre comes, the more segments in the chain are filled. This allows you to readily estimate the actual distance from the manuvre based on your speed. The street on which you are currently located is shown on the upper edge of the screen, as is the route that you must travel on this street to the next manoeuvre. A-roads and motorways are distinguished by colour and their number. If manoeuvre is imminent, the display is switched: Now the distance to the manuvre is shown as well as the street/direction in which you will be guided after the manoeuvre. The information bar in the lower portion of the window shows all of the other information about the current route (such as speed, distance, calculated travel time etc.).

Trip info

In the Trip info view, the following information is displayed about the current navigation: Maximum speed Average speed Route travelled Travel time This information refers to all of the routes travelled since the last time the Trip info was reset (see below). To measure information about a specific route, you must reset the trip info at the start of button: All values are reset to 0 and the measurement is renavigation. To do this, activate the started.
The values in the Trip infos are automatically reset to 0 if your navigation device has received no valid GPS data packet in two hours.

Operation using the voice command function
The allocation of the PTT function button differs from device to device. Information regarding which button carries out the PTT function on your device can be found in the device manual. The voice command or voice recognition function is based in principle on the language set when your navigation device is installed. If, for example, you have selected "German" as the language for your navigation system, the voice command function will also be in German. The following points must be observed when using the voice command function: Try to speak naturally! Strong dialects, speaking too clearly or too loudly may interfere with the voice command function. When using the voice command function, avoid loud background noise such as the radio or ventilation. For safety reasons, entries may not be made by the driver whilst driving: Please make the necessary entries before beginning the journey.
There are special terms for destinations entered for journeys abroad: While entries for functional control (such as the destination entry itself) are made in the pre-set language (e. g. German), the destination and street names must be entered in the language of the destination country: for planning a route to a destination in France, the destination information must be entered in French. This can, however, lead to voice recognition being affected by foreign accents.
The voice command function in practice
In the menus there are selected functions which can be controlled using the voice command function. The following section describes which functions can be controlled using the voice command function and which commands must be given to do so. As a rule, there is a choice of several interchangeable commands meaning the same thing for each function. Along with the specific commands in each menu, there are commands for basic control and navigation. The following commands are identical in all menus:
Function command Reject term/suggestion/command Accept term/suggestion/command Go back a step Cancel dialog Open help Repeat entry
Voice command No Yes Back Cancel Help Repeat
Alternative voice commands
OK Abort General help, global help, general commands, global commands Repeat entry, please repeat, repeat, again

The selection of an option from a list is also identical for all menus:
Function command Select first option Select second option Select third option Select fourth option Go to next page Go to previous page Voice command One Two Three Four Scroll down Scroll up Move down Move up Alternative voice commands
The following instructions apply to entering numbers: Entering the. house number Postcode Note Please say the house number as a whole number (e.g.: 46 must be said forty-six). Please say the postcode as a series of individual numbers (e.g.: 91058 must be said nine one zero five eight).
You can also carry out individual commands manually at any time whilst using the voice command function: The voice command function can then be continued as normal with the next step. The following assumes that you have already activated voice command mode. If the navigation device cannot interpret a voice command, you will hear the message "Excuse me?" Repeat your voice command. If the command can be interpreted it will be carried out immediately, or, if there is a choice of more than one option, a list will appear. If you do not issue a voice command after the tone or entry prompt, you will also hear "Excuse me?". If there is still no voice command, a help message will be announced and the dialog will ultimately be cancelled.
The voice command function features a help function, which you can access by saying Help. The help announcement can be cancelled at any time by pressing the PTT button. The entire user guide is designed to make the voice command function as easy as possible. In case of doubt, you can repeat entries and an announcement informs you of the currrently available options.
Voice command function in the navigation menu
Here you can say: Voice command Enter address Route manager Search for other destination Start/stop navigation Show map Options Other applications Last locations Action Opens the menu for entering an address Opens the route manager Opens the menu Search for Other Destination Starts navigation of a planned route or stops the current navigation Switches to the map view Opens the menu Settings Opens the menu Other Applications Opens the selection list Last Locations
Destination entry using the voice command function
You can use the Enter address command to enter your destination using the voice command function. Proceed as follows: 1. Name the desired town when prompted. 2. The entry is accepted and you are asked to enter a town. Say the place name: if more than one destination can be assigned to the place name, these destinations are displayed in a list. 3. Say the number of the desired entry on the list (e. g. 1). 4. After entering the destination, you will be asked to say the street name: If the street name said is not recognised clearly, the names interpreted will be shown in a list. Say the number of the desired entry on the list (e. g. 3).

TMC Provider o All Your navigation device receives TMCpro, V-Trafic and Trafficmaster news at the same time: TMCpro traffic information is indicated separately in the list display. TCMpro Your navigation device receives only TMCpro news, not TMC, V-Trafic or Trafficmaster (if available for your device).
You can retrofit the commercial services V-Trafic and Trafficmaster if needed: In this case, traffic information for France and the UK is also available. Time zone o The navigation software time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Edinburgh, Lisbon, London. The time zone of the navigation software is preset to GMT+1:00 (Greenwich Mean Time plus 1 hour). This setting corresponds to the time zone in Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome. The time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time plus 2 hours. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Athens, Istanbul, Minsk. The time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time plus 2 hours. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Helsinki, Kiev, Riga, Sofia. The time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time plus 3 hours. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Volgograd. The time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time plus 4 hours. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Samara. The time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time plus 5 hours. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Ekaterinburg.
o The time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time plus 6 hours. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Omsk. The time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time plus 7 hours. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Krasnoyarsk. The time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time plus 8 hours. This setting corresponds to the time zone in Irkutstk.
Security mode o Activated With this option you can activate the security mode: The security mode disables touchscreen operation of the device while driving to prevent distracting you from the traffic. Deactivated With this option you can deactivate the security mode: Touchscreen operation of the device is possible while driving.
Active map The selection for the currently active map material is displayed here. If you have installed additional map material on your navigation system, you can select alternative maps here. Plot GPS track o Deactivated The route already driven or completed is not plotted and saved as a GPS track on your navigation device. Activated If you select this option, current route plotting begins immediately. Plotting is stopped if you reset the information in theTrip info view (see the Trip info section) or select the Plot GPS track: Deactivated option.
Unit o Metric All information on routes is provided in metric form. Announcements and information of distance on the screen are based on kilometres/metres. Imperial All information on routes is provided in imperial form. Announcements and information of distance on the screen are based on miles/feet.

Initial operation

Depending on the version of your navigation system, the software necessary for operation may not have been pre-installed on your navigation device and can instead be found on the memory card supplied: an appropriate comment indicating this can be found in the readme file as well as on the packaging of your navigation device. In this case, you must install the software to operate your navigation system. Proceed as follows to install: 1. Carefully remove the memory card from its packaging. Take care that the contacts are not touched or contaminated: Otherwise data transfer may no longer be possible. 2. Insert the memory card into the MMC/SD card slot of your navigation device until you hear a click. 3. Switch on the navigation device by pressing the ON/OFF switch on the device (see device operating instructions).
Manual installation and start-up
The necessary software components will now be installed automatically. If you switch on your navigation device without inserting the memory card supplied, the following screen appears.
Insert the memory card into your device and tap the button , to begin automatic installation. Once installation is complete, the start screen of your navigation system appears, giving you access to the various functions such as the navigation or MP3 Player etc.
Reinstallation and updating the software
If necessary, you can remove all or individual application files such as the navigation software or map material from the memory of your navigation device (see device operating instructions). This would be necessary, for example, to install a current version of the GoPal Navigator software that you purchased at a later date. The software required for reinstallation/updating is located in the Installation folder on the CD/DVD and can be transferred to the navigation device using the memory card supplied. Proceed as follows to manually install the navigation software onto the external memory card: 1. If you have not already done so, carefully remove the memory card from its packaging and insert it into the card reading device (internal or external) of your PC: If the card clicks in correctly the contents of the card will be displayed in a new window in Windows Explorer. If the contents are not automatically displayed, open the directory manually. 2. Open your PCs CD/DVD drive and insert the CD/DVD. If the CD/DVD Setup Assistant starts, close it. 3. Open the directory of your CD/DVD drive using the context-dependent menu obtained by clicking the right mouse button and go to the directory Installation. 4. Copy all of the folders and files in this directory. 5. Go to the directory window of the external memory card and insert the copied contents. To install the software copied onto the memory card on your navigation device, follow the steps described in the Initial operation section.

You must remove the old software components before you can install the new software onto your navigation device. For information on how to do this, consult the operating instructions for your navigation device.
Transferring the map material and the POI data to the memory card
Regardless of the navigation software, you can also install additional map or POI material onto your device or replace existing data with current material from a CD/DVD purchased subsequently. However, your navigation device can only read this data automatically if they have been filed in the MapRegions directory on the memory card.
Before you buy additional maps or POI material from the GoPal-Shop Portal, you must ensure that the data packs are compatible with your installed GoPal-software version. Information on compatibility can be found in the Shop in the product description of the data. Proceed as follows to transfer map material and POI data to the memory card: 1. Insert the memory card into the card reading device (internal or external) of your PC: The card clicks in and the contents of the card will be displayed in a new window in Windows Explorer. If the contents are not automatically displayed, open the directory manually. 2. Open your PCs CD/DVD drive and insert the CD/DVD. If the CD/DVD Setup Assistant starts, close it. 3. Open the directory of your CD/DVD drive and go to the MapRegions directory. 4. Copy all of the desired files with the file ending.psf: The file names indicate the region to which the map data refers. 5. Go to the directory window of the external memory card and create a new folder called MapRegions. 6. Now put all of the copied files into this folder. Proceed as follows to copy additional POI files from the inserted CD/DVD to the memory card: 1. Open the POI folder in the directory of your CD/DVD drive. 2. Copy the desired files (e. g. hotel.de.psf etc.). 3. Go to the directory window MapRegions of the external memory card and insert the copied contents. To install the map material and/or POI files copied onto the memory card on your navigation device, follow the steps described in the Initial operation section.
You must remove (some of) the old files before you can install the new map and/or POI files onto your navigation device. For information on how to do this, consult the operating instructions for your navigation device. Note that it is only possible to transfer files to the memory card and/or to the internal memory of your navigation device (see next section) if there is enough free disk space available. You may have to delete unnecessary data to free up disk space.
Transferring data to the internal memory of the navigation device
Your mobile navigation device has an internal, permanent memory that is located in the My Flash Disk folder. You can use this memory to transfer and then install the navigation software, map material and/or voice recognition files to your navigation device. However, you must have previously

Chapter 7: Installation and start-up using the GoPal Assistant
In addition to manual installation, it is also possible to transfer the necessary data from the CD/DVD to your mobile device using the GoPal Assistant software: The GoPal Assistant is a special tool which facilitates communication between your navigation device and your PC and simplifies the transfer of selected files. In addition, it is only with the help of the GoPal Assistant that you can transfer GPS track data that you have recorded with your navigation device to the PC in order to store it there and exchange it with other users. To use GoPal Assistant, it must first be installed on your PC.
Although manual installation and transfer of data is possible on your navigation device, we recommend performing all installations using the GoPal Assistant software.
Installing the GoPal Assistant software
As soon as you insert the supplied CD/DVD into the drive on your PC, a Setup Assistant opens automatically to help you with the installation of various software components on your PC. Proceed as follows to install the GoPal Assistant on your PC: 1. Open your PCs CD/DVD drive and insert the supplied CD/DVD. Once the CD/DVD has been read in, the Setup Assistant starts automatically: Continue to follow the on-screen instructions. 2. In the dialog box Select components, click the Medion GoPal Assistant check box (checked) to select the GoPal Assistant for installation: If necessary you can now click on other check boxes to install additional software components (e. g. Medion GoPal Navigator, Microsoft Active Sync , manuals etc.) in this step. After selecting the desired check boxes, click on the Continue button.
If you are using the current Windows Vista or Windows 7 operating system, the option ActiveSync is automatically greyed out, as this functionality is already integrated into the operating system and does not need to be installed separately. 3. You must enter the storage path for the installation of the GoPal Assistant in this dialog window. Use the template or select an individual path and click Next. 4. This dialog window allows you to rename the folder individually (not recommended): Click Install to accept the default path and install the selected software components on your PC. The GoPal Assistant is installed in the program directory on your PC and is available immediately following installation. If you no longer need the GoPal Assistant, you can remove it from your system either by going to Control panel > Software or by using the Uninstall command located in the program directory under Start > All Programs > Medion GoPal Assistant. Microsoft ActiveSync must be installed on the PC to communicate and transfer data with the Go Pal Assistant: Installation can also be performed using the Setup Assistant on the CD/DVD. In addition, the navigation device must be connected to the PC via the USB cable.

TM TM

ActiveSync is only necessary when operating Windows 2000 SP4 or Windows XP. The software components necessary for data exchange are already integrated into Windows TM TM Vista and Windows 7.

Software Other

Download status
The following description assumes that the GoPal Assistant and all necessary map and special destination files have been installed from the CD/DVD onto the internal volume of your PC with the help of the Setup Assistant. Proceed as follows to manually select and transfer data to your mobile navigation device: 1. Open the GoPal Assistant by going to the entry of the same name under Start > All Programs >Medion GoPal Assistant. 2. Select the desired category in the Library: The display in the data selection area is automatically adapted to the selected category. 3. Select the desired data. o Maps Left click on the desired region in the map view displayed: The appropriate pop-up window displays the region in question and indicates how much memory is required for the map data. Selected regions are green whereas non-selected regions are yellow. To cancel a selection, click on the region again. The region is displayed in yellow again and is not selected for data transfer. 57
If necessary you can reduce the storage requirements on the navigation device using the button Main Streets: if you press the button, only the so-called Major Roads of Europe (MRE) are shown and then transferred to the navigation device. The storage space required is much less with this option, but as a consequence, destination entry and navigation are limited to these major routes. The routes to destinations which are not situated along these main roads cannot be directly computed.
The MRE data is generally installed for all of Europe. However, parallel to this you can install detailed map data for each desired region: in this case, for these regions specific navigation to any number of destinations is possible, whereas in the rest of Europe only major roads can be entered as destinations. o GPS Tracks Left click on the desired GPX entry in the lower section of the data selection area. In case TM your computer can connect to the internet, the Google Maps map service is loaded in the upper part of the data selection area. Using the buttons assigned to the GPX entries you can optionally delete the data from your library or save it in any directory on your computer. TM Via the storage process you can also export the data in the Google-Earth compatible KML format. o Points of interest Left click the check box next to the desired POI entry (checked): Information about the provider, the version number, the number of datasets, memory and, if entered, a description appears on the appropriate line. To cancel a selection, click on the check box again (unchecked): The item is no longer selected for data transfer. o Speech recognition Left click on the check box next to the entry for the desired speech recognition data (checked): Information about the version number, memory and a description of the file if entered are displayed on the appropriate line. To cancel a selection, click on the check box again (unchecked): The item is no longer selected for data transfer. o Software Left click on the check box next to the entry for the country-specific installation file (checked): Information about the provider, the version number, memory and a description of the file are displayed on the appropriate line. To cancel a selection, click on the check box again (unchecked): The item is no longer selected for data transfer. o Other Click on check box next to the entry for the relevant data pack with the lefthand mouse button (checked). Content for three-dimensional display of selected points of interest and topography is available for selection: These two options must be installed to activate such views in the 3D display type menu (see Adjusting the display). You can also select so-called TrafficPattern data for certain regions. These packs contain information on traffic flow density at junctions and are required in order to calculate a route with optimal traffic flow (see Adjusting the route options). In the accompanying text, information about the provider, version number, memory size and a file description are shown. To cancel a selection, click on the check box again (unchecked): The item is no longer selected for data transfer. 4. Select the desired file destination using the Selected Volume pop-up menu in the volume area. The available and required capacities are displayed in the Memory Status section: o Available This amount of space is available on the selected volume and is graphically displayed on the progress bar. Colour coding indicates which data are saved in the memory. The following types of data are recognised: Maps, Music, Points of Interest, Movies, Software and Other.

The memory currently used in the selected drive is marked by the slider on the memory status bar. If you select a data pack from the library, the memory status bar shows how much memory would be in use after installation of the data pack. This way you can check to see if enough memory is available for the installation. o Required This amount of space is required to install the data selected in the library onto the volume. o Used This amount of space has been used up on the selected volume. 5. Click on the Synchronize button. The GoPal Assistant now performs data synchronisation between the selected items in the Library and the selected volume: The data sets are then installed onto the selected volume.
Actions using the Content Import Wizard
In addition to manual synchronization, the GoPal Assistant also offers the opportunity to automatically transfer the data in the library using the Content Import Wizard. Here, too, you can select specific data packs to have installed on your PC. Proceed as follows to transfer data with the help of the Content Import Wizard: 1. Select Import Content into Library from the Actions menu in the GoPal Assistants task bar. The Content Import Wizard dialog box then opens: Click Next. 2. The Content Import Wizard starts searching for new content and displays content automatically in the Found Sources area. If you want to manually specify a certain source directory, click on the Browse button: In the dialog box indicate the directory in which the data is located and click Open. The interpretable data now pops up in the Found Sources area. 3. Left click the check box beside the desired data entry (checked): Information about the data type and name as well as about available or existing versions pops up. To cancel the selection, click on the check box again (unchecked): The item is no longer selected for data transfer. Click Next. 4. The data is now being imported and the progress of the current file as well as overall progress can be seen on the progress bar. Once the data transfer is complete, click Finish to close the Content Import Wizard. The selected data is available in the respective category in the library immediately following transfer.

Management of GPS Tracks

The GoPal Assistant allows you to save GPS tracks you have recorded (e. g. most recently trav elled route) to the computer using the synchronization process. The GoPal Assistant can then TM display the GPS tracks saved on the computer using the map service Google Maps or transfer TM them to the Google Earth compatible KML format. Proceed as follows to transfer GPS tracks TM from your navigation device to the computer and display them using Google Maps : 1. If you have not already done so, open the GoPal Assistant using the entry of the same name in Start > All Programs > Medion GoPal Assistant. 2. Click on the Synchronize button in the drive area of the GoPal Assistant. The Synchronize dialog box opens. 3. Select Importing recorded GPX tracks and click on the Synchronize button: The GPS tracks will now be transferred to the computer.
Please note that the GPS tracks on the navigation device will be deleted once they have been transferred to the computer. 4. Go to the GoPal Assistant library and select the category GPS Tracks: The GPS tracks (*.gpx) saved on the computer are now displayed in the bottom section of the data selection area. 5. Click on the desired GPS track entry to select it: The corresponding GPS track is then disTM played in the upper section of the data selection area within a Google Maps environment. TM The display can now be individually adjusted using the functions available for Google Maps (zoom in/out, move section, activate map/satellite/hybrid view).
The GPS tracks can only be displayed using the Google Maps computer is connected to the Internet.

map service when the

If necessary, you can delete the GPS tracks saved on the computer, save them somewhere else TM or convert them to the Google Earth compatible KML format. Go to the category Library > GPS Tracks to show the GPS tracks saved on the computer. The buttons in the lower section of the data selection area provide the following options: Click on the Delete file button associated with the desired GPS track entry. This will bring up a message box in which you either must confirm the command or cancel it. If you choose the option Yes, the corresponding GPS Track file (*.gpx) is irretrievably deleted from your computer. Click on the Save as button: the dialog box Select target folder then opens. Select the desired location in the Select target foldersection. If necessary, you can create and name a new target folder using the New directory button. In the entry field File name you can rename the GPS track. In the Filetype pop-up menu you can also choose between the options Gpx files (*.gpx) and Kml files (*.kml) : o Choose the GPX file format, to exchange the track data with other users. This GPX file can now for example be sent by e-mail and be read in with a GoPal Assistant installed on another computer. Alternatively, choose the KML file format in order to open and display the GPS Track in TM the separate application Google Earth : KML files can be opened and displayed directly in Google Earth.