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Muting

The Muting symbol can indicate the following states: No symbol: The navigation application is not muted. Muting: The navigation application is muted. If the device is navigating at the moment, you will not hear any driving instructions. Note: This icon indicates only the muted state of the navigation instructions. It says nothing about the volume of the hands-free module.

Software keyboard

A software keyboard appears on the screen when text entries are necessary. All entries can be made on the software keyboard using your fingertips. Only capital letters can be entered. When entering town or street names you need not enter any special characters or umlauts. The navigation system fills in these characters for you automatically. For example, if you are looking for the town of "Brnau", then simply type in the word "BARNAU". Special characters may be helpful however when naming saved destinations and routes.

Special keys

inserts a space. deletes the character in front of the cursor. opens the keyboard with numerals.
Latin, Cyrillic and Greek alphabet opens the keyboard with the Latin alphabet. Note: The layout for the keyboard with the Latin alphabet can be configured.
In the NAVIGATION window tap on Options > Settings > General > Keypad layout (Latin Alphabet). Select the layout you want to use (QWERTZ, QWERTY, ABCDEF, AZERTY). opens the keyboard with the Cyrillic alphabet. opens the keyboard with the Greek alphabet.

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When you want to enter addresses, names or POIs, the keyboard with the alphabet for the country in question will open automatically. When you want to save a destination to Favourites or when you enter a POI category or a country, the keyboard with the alphabet of the user interface will open automatically. You can also switch from the Cyrillic or Greek keyboard to the Latin keyboard. Many addresses can then also be entered as transliterations or in the language of the user interface. Example: The language of the user interface is English. You want to navigate to Moscow. You have the following options:
"" (Cyrillic) "Moskva" (transliterated) "Moscow" (English).
Note: Street names and place names can be entered only in the language of the user interface if that is how they exist in the map's database. Note: The maximum number of keyboards is always 2. Umlauts, accents and other letters Another keyboard with special characters is available for each alphabet. opens the keyboard with Latin special characters. opens the keyboard with Cyrillic special characters. opens the keyboard with Greek special characters. As soon as you have entered a special character the letter keyboard reappears.

Entering data

Often you can select an entry from a list. This is the case, for example, when you enter a location. As soon as you enter the first letter, the largest city in the given country that begins with this letter appears. Enter more letters and after each entry the first city which begins with these letters will appear.
When the correct location appears, tap on complete the entry.

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You can open at any time a list containing all the locations which begin with the letters or include the text already entered. The more letters you enter, the shorter the list becomes.

Tap on

(Open List) in order to call up this list. (Down) button to
You can use the (Up) button and the move through the list.
Tap on an entry in the list to select it and transfer it to the input box. The list closes once an entry has been selected. You are now finished with entering the city.

Tap on an entry.

(Close List) in order to close the list without selecting
Note: The list opens automatically as soon as it contains only 4 or less entries.
Some buttons have menus which open when activated.
Tap on a menu point to execute its function.
If you would like to quit the options list without selecting a function, tap on the button you used to open the menu.

Navigation

Use the navigation system at your own risk. Caution! Be sure to refer to all the safety information in chapter "Important safety information" on page 11. Impaired GPS reception If GPS reception is impaired, navigation will be interrupted. As soon as GPS reception is restored, the navigation system calculates any change of position which has occurred in the meantime. Navigation is then continued automatically.

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Arriving at your destination When you have reached your selected destination, a message to this effect will be displayed. Only your current position (orange arrow) and the destination flag will now be shown on the map.
Starting the navigation application
You have switched on the navigation device. The following message appears: "Please note that the road traffic regulations are prior to the instructions of the navigation system. Please do not operate the device while driving."
After you have read and fully understood the message, tap on OK. If you do not accept the content of the message, tap on Cancel in order to exit the navigation application.

3. Tap on Start Navigation. -orTap on Parking in order to search for and navigate to a car park near your destination. The map opens in Preview mode. The destination is indicated on the map. For detailed information on how to start navigation, please refer to chapter "Route preview" on page 40. Please read on there.
Imported Addresses: Outlook / Internet
You can use the NAVIGON Sync software to export to your navigation system the contact addresses which you have saved in Microsoft Outlook on your computer. From many route planners on the Internet it is also possible to copy the entered destination address directly onto your navigation system. This function is clearly indicated on those websites which offer it. Note: You can download NAVIGON Sync free of charge from our website www.navigon.com.

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Contacts which have been saved with several addresses will appear once with each address in the IMPORTED ADDRESSES list. 1. In the NAVIGATION window tap on My Destinations > Imported Addresses > Outlook / Internet. 2. Tap on the address to which you want to navigate. The DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE DESTINATION window opens. Indicated on the Activate MyRoutes button is whether several route suggestions are to be calculated (Yes) or not (No).
Imported Addresses from the phone book
The phone book of a mobile phone with which you are connected can be imported into the navigation device. Addresses from the phone book are then found in the IMPORTED ADDRESSES FROM THE PHONE BOOK list. 1. In the NAVIGATION window tap on My Destinations > Imported Addresses > From the phone book. 2. Select the contact you want from the phone book. 3. Tap on the address to which you want to navigate. The DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE DESTINATION window opens. Indicated on the Activate MyRoutes button is whether several route suggestions are to be calculated (Yes) or not (No).
4. Tap on Start Navigation. -orTap on Parking in order to search for a car park near your destination.

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Navigating home

You can save an address as your home address. You can navigate to your home address at any time by pressing a single button. More information about entering your home address can be found in the chapter "Defining the home address" on page 42.

The ROUTES AND TRACKS window is open. You have entered the starting point and at least one route point. 1. Tap on Options > Save Route. 2. Enter a name for the route. 3. Tap on (Save).
The destination is now saved to the SAVED ROUTES AND TRACKS list. The dialog window closes.

Loading routes or tracks

1. Tap on Options > Saved Routes and Tracks. The SAVED ROUTES AND TRACKS list opens. It shows all the saved routes and tracks in alphabetical order.

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A symbol in front of the name indicates whether it is a route ( or a track ( If you want to load a route: 2. Tap on the route that you want to load. 3. Tap on (Load Route). ).
The ROUTES AND TRACKS window opens. The starting point and the route points of the loaded route have been entered. For the route calculation the starting point is replaced by the current position. You will now be guided to the first route point. If you want to load a track: 2. Tap on the track that you want to load. 3. Tap on Load Track. The ROUTES AND TRACKS window opens. The current location is entered as the starting point. The loaded track is entered as route point 1. Navigation then leads first to the starting point of the track. For details about navigating along recorded tracks refer to chapter "Navigation in Track mode" on page 64.
Calculating and displaying routes
It is possible to calculate and display a planned route on the map even without GPS reception in order to get an impression of the journey. The ROUTES AND TRACKS window is open. The starting point and at least one route point have been entered.
Tap on Show Route. The map opens in Preview mode. The starting point and the route points are marked by flags. The distance and the estimated trip time is given for each leg of the route.

Simulating routes

It is also possible simply to simulate navigation on a planned route. Note: GPS reception is not necessary for simulation. If you have planned a multi-leg route, only the first leg will be simulated. You have calculated and displayed a route. 1. Tap on Options > Simulation.

Button bar

A bar with buttons provides access to all the functions available for operating the map.

Static button bar

The static button bar is available on the map in Preview mode and Destination search mode. If your navigation device is a NAVIGON 40 Essential | Easy, you will also find the static button bar in other map modes (Standard and Navigation). The static button bar can be seen at the bottom edge of the screen.
Back: Closes the navigation. (Refer to "Quitting navigation" on page 66)

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Options: You can use this button during navigation to access many more functions. (Refer to "Map options in Navigation mode" on page 65) Phone: Opens the hands-free module (only NAVIGON 40 Premium | Premium Live). (Refer to "Handsfree Module" on page 91) Volume: Opens the volume control function. (Refer to "Volume" on page 61) Destination search: Opens the map in Destination search mode. (Refer to "Map in Destination search mode" on page 66)
Dynamic button bar (1-Click-Menu)
This section is relevant for you only if your navigation device is one of the following devices: NAVIGON 40 Plus NAVIGON 40 Premium NAVIGON 40 Premium Live The bar with the buttons is hidden on the map in Standard mode and Navigation mode. The screen looks tidier and more clearly arranged.
Tap on any point on the map.
The dynamic button bar appears at the bottom edge of the screen instead of the street names. If navigation is in progress, the POI on Your Route bar will appear at the top edge. (Refer to "POI on Your Route" on page 77.)

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Back: Closes the navigation. (Refer to "Quitting navigation" on page 66.) Options: You can use this button during navigation to access many more functions. (Refer to "Map options in Navigation mode" on page 65.) Phone: Opens the hands-free module (only NAVIGON 40 Premium | Premium Live). (Refer to "Handsfree Module" on page 91.) Volume: Opens the volume control function. (Refer to "Volume" on page 61.) Destination search: Opens the map in Destination search mode. (Refer to "Map in Destination search mode" on page 66.)

Map in Standard mode

The map is always in Standard mode when you are not navigating, have not calculated a route and are not searching for a destination on the map. Under the following circumstances the map switches automatically to Standard mode:
You begin a trip while the NAVIGATION window is open. The switch takes place after only a short while. You reach the destination of a navigation in Vehicle mode.

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To open the map:
In the NAVIGATION window tap on Show Map.
Note: If GPS reception is not good enough to establish your location, the map will be opened in Destination search mode.

The following features are typical for this view:
Indicated in the middle of the lower third is your current position (orange arrow). The map view follows your movements so that your position is always visible on the screen. The scale of the map changes according to your speed.
Map options in Standard mode
NAVIGON 40 Plus | Premium | Premium Live: 1. Tap on any point on the map. The button bar appears. 2. Tap on

(Options).

NAVIGON 40 Essential | Easy: Tap on Options. A window with several buttons opens. The most important functions for navigation can be reached via buttons with symbols. Other functions are found by tapping on one of the buttons Destination, Route, Services or General. A description of all available options can be found in the chapter "Options" on page 49.

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Map in Preview mode
You have entered a destination and tapped on Start Navigation. -orYou have planned or loaded a route and tapped on Show Route. The map opens in Preview mode.
When the MyRoutes function is activated, up to three numbered routes are indicated on the map in different colours (orange, green, blue). In the following cases only one route is shown:
The MyRoutes function is deactivated. You have planned a route with more than one route point. A route profile with the Pedestrian speed profile is active. The route includes a track.
The destination is marked with a little flag. If you display a planned or loaded route, the starting point and each route point will be marked with a little flag. In the case of a multi-leg route, the distance and the estimated driving time for each leg are displayed.
The current route profile is indicated on the (Route Profile) button. The symbol illustrates the mode of transport on which the profile is based. (Refer to "Route profiles" on page 68.)
Tap on the symbol to select a different route profile.
The current position is indicated (orange arrow). If you display a planned or loaded route and the specified starting point is not your current location, then it is possible that your current position will not be shown on the preview.

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(Only NAVIGON 40 Easy | Plus | Premium | Premium Live): For each route (orange, green, blue) there is a button with the same number and a symbol in the same colour. Indicated on each button are the estimated time of arrival, the total distance and the estimated duration of the particular route. If traffic messages exist for a route, the number of messages is indicated in a small traffic sign on the button. The reported obstructions are also indicated on the route. The route which corresponds best to the selected route profile is marked with "MyRoute". If the MyRoutes function is not activated, only one route is presented. As soon as you tap on a button, navigation along the route in question will start.

Symbols for your own POIs
For each sub-category of your own POIs you can create a symbol which is used to represent the destinations of this sub-category on the map. These symbols must be graphic files with the following characteristics:
File format bmp (Bitmap) or png (Portable Network Graphic) Size max. 40x25 pixels
The graphic files must be saved in the same folder as the related files with the POIs. The file name must be the same as the name of the category.

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Example: Destinations of the XYZ sub-category are saved in the 'XYZ.csv' file. They are represented on the map by the 'XYZ.bmp'symbol.
POI-Import: Importing your own POIs onto the navigation device
The files you have created with your own POIs and the related symbols must still be transferred to the navigation device. This is easy and convenient to do with the NAVIGON Fresh software which you can install on your computer using NAVIGON Suite or download free of charge from our website www.navigon.com/fresh.

Screenshots

You can create and save screenshots of the content currently shown on the screen at any moment.

Enabling screenshots

1. In the NAVIGATION window tap on Options > Settings > General > Enable Screenshots. 2. Select whether you want to enable screenshots (Yes) or not (No). (Screenshots) button appears at the bottom right edge of The the screen.

Creating a screenshot

(Screenshots) button. (Screenshots) button is
The screen is saved as a graphic. The not shown in the figure.
The screenshots are saved in the \ScreenShots folder. This folder can be found either in the internal memory of the navigation device, on the inserted memory card or in both memories.

Tracks

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You can record any section of a route you take, even if it lies off the digitalised road system. You can record for example a bicycle tour and follow the same route again some time later. Tracks are saved in KML data format. KML is a widely used data format. You can also play back your tracks for example in Google Earth on your PC. Recording a track You can record a track when the map is open in Navigation mode or in Standard mode. 1. Tap on Options > Services > Start Recording. The START RECORDING window opens. 2. Enter a name for the planned recording. Note: Only Latin characters are available for naming tracks. 3. Tap on Start Recording. Starting from your current position, the navigation device will record the entire route you now take. The (Record Track) symbol appears at the top right edge of the screen throughout the recording. The recorded route is saved in the SAVED ROUTES AND TRACKS list in KML data format. It can be loaded again from there at any time. Stopping the recording 1. Tap on Options > Services > Stop Recording. The recording is stopped. The recorded route is saved in the SAVED ROUTES AND TRACKS list in KML data format. It can be loaded again from there at any time. Note: Switching off the navigation device will only interrupt the track recording. If you want to stop the recording, you must proceed as described above.

Tap on Options > Services > Direct Help.
The DIRECT HELP window opens. If GPS reception is good enough, the address and the geographic coordinates of your current location will be indicated.
Tap on (Show on Map) if you want to view your current location on the map.
In the bottom half of the window you will find the buttons for 4 categories: Petrol Station, Police Station, Hospital, Pharmacy.
Tap on the corresponding button. The nearest help point in the selected category will be indicated. You are shown the name, address, phone number (if known) and distance of the help point from your current location.
You have the following options:
Tap on the Map button in order to see your location and the help point on the map. This gives you an overview of the route to the help point. Tap on Start Navigation. You will then be guided directly to the displayed help point. You can use the (Up) and (Down) buttons to select other help points in the selected category. The help points are sorted by distance from your current position. Use the (Back) button to return to the DIRECT HELP window.
Note: Only those help points are displayed which are situated no further than than 30 mi from your position.
GPS Status, saving the current location
In the GPS STATUS window you will find an overview of the data the navigation system calculates from the GPS signals it receives.

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The GPS status can be accessed from the options button in many windows.
Tap on Options > GPS Status.
The current location can be saved in the FAVOURITES list. 1. Tap on Save Position. The SAVE DESTINATION AS dialog box opens. 2. Enter a name for the destination. 3. Tap on Save.
You can block a leg of the route at any time during a navigation, i.e. to re-calculate the route in order to avoid the leg, e.g. if you have heard on the radio of a traffic jam affecting this section. Note: The block is valid only for the current navigation. It no longer exists on a new navigation. You are currently in a navigation. The map is open in Navigation mode. 1. Tap on Options. Buttons with various functions will be displayed. 2. Tap on Block. The BLOCK menu opens. It contains buttons with different distance values. 3. Select the distance you want to block. Note: If you are currently driving on a motorway, the alternative route will begin at the next exit. Indicated on the buttons is the junction up to which the block extends. The system recalculates the route. The blocked route section will be avoided. It is marked on the map in red.

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Speed call buttons (refer to "Preset" on page 104).
Back to the previously opened window. If you press this button, you will be returned to the navigation application. Opens the TRUSTED DEVICES window. Here you can enter which devices are connected to the hands-free module. (Refer to "Connecting to a device" on page 95) Moves the navigation application to the foreground.
The following labelled buttons are also visible: Keyboard: Opens the keypad on which you can dial phone numbers. (Refer to "Dialling a telephone number" on page 100.) Phone Book: Opens the phone book of the active telephone. (Refer to "Calling a contact from the phone book" on page 101 and "Navigating to a contact from the phone book" on page 103.) Recent Calls: Opens the recent calls of the active telephone. (Refer to "Calling most recently dialled, received or missed numbers" on page 101.)
Connection with Mobile Phone
To be able to use the hands-free module of the navigation device, it must be connected to at least one Bluetooth device. Note: Both the navigation device and the mobile phone must be configured accordingly in order for a Bluetooth connection to be set up between the two devices. Headsets are suitably configured at the factory. For details of how to configure the navigation device refer to the chapter "Settings" on page 105. For details of how to configure the mobile phone or headset refer to the related manual issued by the manufacturer.
Searching for and pairing Bluetooth devices
Pairing is the term used for setting up a coded connection between two Bluetooth devices. This requires each of the two devices to send the same password to respectively the other device. The password and the connection data are saved on both devices, which means that pairing is necessary once only when the connection is set up for the first time. Paired devices are saved in the TRUSTED DEVICES list. The navigation device can connect automatically to the last connected device as soon as it is within range. The hands-free module of the navigation device can save and manage the connection data of up to 4 paired mobile phones and one headset. From each paired mobile phone it is possible to import the phone book and recent calls and to save this information with the connection data.

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Note: In this case the phone book and recent calls are only available when the phone in question is connected. For details of how to import the phone book and recent calls refer to the chapters "Import Phone Book" on page 98 and "Import recent calls" on page 99.

Searching for devices

1. Make sure that the Bluetooth function is activated on both the mobile phone and the navigation device. If you want to set up a connection to a headset, the headset must be switched on. Additional information can be found in the manual issued for the headset. 2. In the HANDSFREE MODULE window tap on The TRUSTED DEVICES window opens. 3. Tap on Options > Search for Devices. The navigation device starts the search for Bluetooth devices and lists all the devices it recognises in the DISCOVERED DEVICES window. The symbol to the left of the device name indicates whether the device is a mobile phone or a headset. (Trusted Devices).

If the phone book of the active phone was not yet imported, the import will be started now. (Refer to "Import Phone Book" on page 98.)
3. Select from the phone book the contact you want to call. The SELECTED PHONE BOOK ENTRY window opens. It shows all the phone numbers and addresses which have been saved for the selected contact. 4. Tap on the to dial. (Call) button alongside the phone number you want
Calling most recently dialled, received or missed numbers
The RECENT CALLS list contains outgoing, received and unanswered calls on the active telephone. Note: Incoming and unanswered calls can be dialled only if the caller's number was transmitted. 1. In the HANDSFREE MODULE window tap on Recent Calls.
If the recent calls on the active phone were not yet imported, the import will be started now; refer to "Import recent calls" on page 99.
The RECENT CALLS list opens. The entries are sorted chronologically; the symbols to the right of the entry indicate the type of call: (Missed calls) (orange) (Incoming calls) (white) (Outgoing calls)

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2. Tap on the entry you want. Note: The RECENT CALLS list is available to the hands-free module only for as long as the hands-free module is connected to the mobile phone. It is updated automatically each time it is opened.
Transferring a call from your mobile telephone
The navigation device takes calls automatically from the mobile phone as soon as a Bluetooth connection is established between the two devices.

During a call

You are calling using the hands-free module. The CALL IN PROGRESS window is open.
Moving the navigation application to the foreground
You can move the navigation application to the foreground at any time. In this way you can have the map with the navigation instructions in the foreground during a call when the navigation device is in the process of navigating.

(Navigation).

While a call is in progress, the (Call in Progress) symbol is visible in the top right corner of the display. The number indicates which of the connected phones is being used to make the call (here: "Phone 1").

Tap on window.

(Phone) in order to open the CALL IN PROGRESS

Entering numbers

You can enter numbers during a call. This may be the case, for example, if a further connection via a telephone system is necessary. 1. Tap on Keyboard. 2. Enter the desired numbers. 3. Tap on window. (Back) in order to open the CALL IN PROGRESS

Muting the microphone

During the call, you can mute the microphone so that you can talk to someone without the interlocutor hearing.
In the CALL IN PROGRESS window, tap on switch off the microphone.

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The person on the other end of the line can no longer hear you. The modified symbol on the button indicates this.
(Muting) to switch the microphone on again.
Transferring a call to the mobile phone
In the CALL IN PROGRESS window, tap on Options > Use Mobile Phone. You can now continue the call from your mobile phone.

Ending the call

Tap in the CALL IN PROGRESS window on the Hang up button in order to end the call.
Navigating to a contact from the phone book
You can also use the address of a contact in the phone book of the active telephone as a destination for the navigation system. 1. In the HANDSFREE MODULE window tap on Phone Book. 2. Select from the phone book the contact you want to navigate to. The SELECTED PHONE BOOK ENTRY window opens. It shows up to two addresses and up to four phone numbers which have been saved for the selected contact. 3. Tap on Start Navigation. If more than one address is available for the selected contact, all the addresses will be shown.
You can also select addresses from the phone book in the navigation software to act as destinations. For more details refer to the chapter "Imported Addresses from the phone book" on page 38.

Opening the mailbox

You can read text messages from the mailbox of the active telephone. Note: The number of SMS that can be imported from the mobile phone is limited to 15. 1. In the HANDSFREE MODULE window, tap on Options > SMS inbox.

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The SMS INBOX list opens. The entries are sorted in chronological order. The symbol to the right of each entry indicates whether the text message has been opened at least once: (Unopened text message) (Opened text message) 2. Tap on the entry you want. Note: The SMS INBOX list is available to the hands-free module only for as long as the hands-free module is connected to the mobile phone. It is updated automatically each time it is opened.

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Reproduction Rights and Access Security
The user may reproduce the Software if the respective copying should be necessary for operation. Necessary reproduction shall be deemed to be the installation of the program from the original data carrier to the bulk memory of the hardware used as well as loading of the program into random access memory. Furthermore, the user is permitted to make copies for back-up purposes. However, fundamentally, only one single back-up copy may be made for safekeeping. The back-up copy has to be identified as such. If regular copying of the complete database, including computer programs, is indispensable for reasons of data security or to ensure speedy reactivation of the computer system after a total crash, then the user is allowed to make back-up copies in the number specifically required. The data carriers used in this case must be marked accordingly. The back-up copies may only be used for purely archiverelated purposes. Further reproductions, which also include release of the program code on a printer as well as photocopying of the manual, may not be made by the user. Any additional manuals required by employees have to be obtained from NAVIGON.
Multiple Deployment and Network Integration
The user may use the Software on any hardware available to it. However, in the event that the user should replace the hardware, it is obliged to delete the Software from the hardware utilised up till then. Any isochronous storage, keeping in stock or operation on more than only one hardware unit is not permissible. The deployment of the entrusted Software within a network or any other multiple workstation computer system is not permissible if thereby the possibility of simultaneous multiple usage should be facilitated. Should the user select to use the Software within network operations or any other multiple workstation computer system, the user is obliged to abstain from simultaneous multiple use by integration of access protection devices or to compensate NAVIGON by payment of special network license fees to an amount calculated on the basis of the number of users linked up with the computer system. The user shall be informed immediately by NAVIGON with regard to network license fees to be raised in each individual case as soon as the user has informed NAVIGON in writing of the intended network integration and the number of integrated users. The implementation into such kind of network or multiple workstation computer system shall only be permissible after full and final payment of the network licensing fees.

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Third Party Software
The Software contains third party software products which have been integrated into the contractual Software or supplied together with the contractual Software. NAVIGON fundamentally only awards such rights which are necessary for general use of the programs as components of the contractual Software and which NAVIGON is authorised to grant. No modification rights or further processing rights are incorporated therein.

Options.. 19, 25, 48

Pairing.. 92 Parking CleverParking Live.. 107 Last Destination.. 75 Parking Close to Destination. 74 Pedestrian mode.. 74 Phone. see Handsfree Module Phone Book Import Phone Book.. 97 Refresh... 97 Phone Book.. 100

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Safety information.. 10 Scope of Delivery.. 8 Screenshots.. 72 Service.. 8 Settings Configuration.. 111 Handsfree Module.. 104 NAVIGON Live.. 110 Volume.. 60 Settings Handsfree Module Connection with Mobile Phone.. 92 Delete Device. 96 Preset... 103 Sightseeing Tours.. 80 Simulation Exit.. 46 Start... 45 SMS inbox.. 102 Software keyboard.. 23 Status NAVIGON Live.. 111 Subscription.. 105 Support.. 8 Symbols NAVIGON Live.. 20 Traffic Information.. 21 Traffic Live. 21 Symbols used in this manual. 7
TMC Settings Recalculate Route. 89 TMC... 88 Traffic Information.. 88 Tuning Mode.. 89 Track Load... 44 Record Track. 20, 73 Trade marks.. 8 Traffic Information Preview TMC.. 85 Recalculate Route. 89 Show.. 87 Symbols.. 21 Traffic Live.. 110 Tuning Mode.. 89 Traffic Live Symbols.. 21 Traffic Information.. 110 Troubleshooting.. 119 Tuning Mode.. 89 Turn-by-Turn List Block.. 84 Show.. 39, 46, 83

Unblock.. 83

Volume... 60
Take Me Home.. 38, 41 Technical data.. 113 TMC Preview TMC.. 85 Recalculate Route. 89 Show.. 87 Symbols.. 21 Tuning Mode.. 89
Warranty... 7 Weather Live Weather Service.. 106 Weather Service Weather Live.. 106

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NAVIGON 40 Easy
4.3 display (10.9 cm) | Australia & New Zealand

Highlights

Active Lane Assistant Reality View Pro NAVIGON MyRoutes Spoken Street Names Lifetime Traffic Updates (TMC) 50% discount voucher included
Safety Alerts NAVIGON Last Mile NAVIGON FreshMaps 80% discount Australian & New Zealand map

Active Lane Assistant

provides a realistic display of the actual course of the road including curves in a dynamic travelling animation. It not only shows what lane you need to change to ahead of time but also when. The distances between different turning manoeuvres and lane changes can also be easily calculated thanks to this display. All this ensures that you will be better able to orientate yourself and are well prepared for the road ahead. You will be safer on the road and will reach your destination without stress.
Lifetime Traffic Updates (TMC)
50% discount voucher included. Get early warnings of critical road information such as traffic jams, roadworks and accidents updated live, 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. Your NAVIGON will also recommend the best course of action, either through or around the traffic incident. Service currently only available in Australia.

Safety Alerts

Reality View Pro
shows roads not as lines, but realistically, with asphalt and with road markings. This makes it easier for you to maintain an overview of motorway junctions and exits.
provides you with prompt audio and visual warnings when you are approaching permanently installed speed cameras.

NAVIGON Last Mile

NAVIGON MyRoutes
Recommends the best route every time, adapted to your personal driving style, the day of the week and the time of day. In addition, your NAVIGON also displays up to two further possible routes, providing a clear choice. Take the recommended route or one of the alternatives.
because not every destination you choose will have a parking space right outside, we navigate you the last few metres of your journey after parking, all the way to your actual destination on foot. Your NAVIGON will even find your car for you on the way back.

Spoken Street Names

not only reads out distances, but also the names of roads and exits to ensure that you can concentrate on the road.

Technical data

Display: GPS: Operating System: Memory: Processor:
Maps of Australia & New Zealand NAVIGON 40 Easy

Important notes

4.3 touchscreen in 16:9-format SiRF Atlas V Windows CE 2 GB Flash/64 MB RAM SiRF Atlas V (500 MHz) 1300mAh Lithium battery 160 g 120.5mm x 75.5mm x 15.2mm
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Date of issue: 11/2010

System requirements: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 respectively Mac OS X 10.5 or higher | min. 500 MHz | min. 512 MB RAM | min. 30 MB available hard disk space required for the installation of NAVIGON Fresh | Additional hard disk space is required for downloads | Internet connection (optimal broadband connection) | DVD drive | Adobe Acrobat Reader. Languages: Afrikaans, B, BG, CZ, D, DK, ES, F, FIN, GR, H, HR, I, LT, LV, N, NL, P, PL, RO, RUS, S, SK, SLO, TR, UK. TMC coverage currently not available in NZ. Limited coverage for Reality View Pro in NZ. Spoken Street Names available in: English. User Manual and NAVIGON Fresh software available for download at www.navigon.com/manuals

Scope of delivery

PNA NAVIGON 40 Easy | Quick Start Guide Car charger with integrated TMC antenna | Car holder Pre-installed map material | USB cable | TMC & FreshMaps voucher
More information is available at www.navigon.com