2. ABOUT THIS MANUAL

This symbol indicates that the function described requires the use of a My ViaMichelin account and that your product must be registered on the ViaMichelin web site: www.ViaMichelin.fr > GPS Navigation. To do this, become a privileged member of the ViaMichelin Advantage free of charge and benefit from a multitude of tailor-made dynamic services! ViaMichelin Advantage, is : A dedicated My ViaMichelin space on our web site and numerous additional services. Sightseeing routes and thousands of useful addresses. Numerous updates of maps, Guides Michelin and speed cameras. And much, much more Also, to allow you to make the most of all these services, the DVD-ROM provided contains the Content Manager, the add-on software for your GPS solution. With this user-friendly utility, you can manage the different contents of your navigation system: maps, Michelin content, saved addresses, music, etc.
In this document, you will find all the information you require to take full advantage of the benefits your GPS (or PND2) ViaMichelin portable has to offer. To help with your searches, you can also visit the ViaMichelin web site. You will find online help and FAQ3s for additional information as well as software updates to obtain the very latest upgrades to your ViaMichelin portable GPS device software:
http://www.ViaMichelin.com > GPS Navigation > Help > On-line help / Answers to your
questions You will find accessories and spare parts for the ViaMichelin portable GPS device on the ViaMichelin web site in the Navigation section
http://www.shop.viamichelin.fr
Note : The words > ROUTE OPTION provide a link to the chapter that often has the same name and in which the various functions accessible from this screen are described.
GPS: Global Positioning System PND: Personal Navigation Device FAQ. Frequently Asked Questions 5 6
3. USE AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
3.1. ABOUT THE VIAMICHELIN PORTABLE GPS DEVICE Your ViaMichelin portable GPS device is not waterproof. You should therefore take the necessary precautions to protect it against the elements if you use it in a convertible car or on a motorcycle.
ABOUT THE SAFETY OF YOUR VIAMICHELIN PORTABLE GPS DEVICE IN YOUR VEHICLE
Your ViaMichelin Navigation portable GPS device was designed to make roads safer: ViaMichelin services such as warnings for dangerous bends, roads in poor condition, nearby schools, overtaking areas and fixed speed cameras all contribute to greater personal safety. If you have the SPEED CAMERA ALARMS feature on your ViaMichelin Navigation portable GPS, you will receive messages notifying you of speed-controlled areas, thus enabling you to adjust your speed. Please note that ViaMichelin cannot guarantee the completeness and preciseness of these data at the time of use of your system. Before using the device, please become familiar with the laws and regulations relating to satellite positioning and the use of the above-mentioned data in effect in the country in which you are driving. The distances indicated by your ViaMichelin Navigation portable GPS can differ slightly from those indicated on the road signs. In the event of a discrepancy, always follow the directions displayed on the road signs. ViaMichelin recommends you use these data taking into consideration the real context in which you are travelling: the general condition of your vehicle, its equipment, your speed, the road surface, weather conditions, etc. Data (maps, routes, fixed speed cameras, traffic information, points of interest, etc.) are provided for information purposes, and are subject to modification at any time. You are expected to check road signs when you use satellite positioning, in particular for one-way streets and speed-limit signs. You must also follow the Highway Code and road safety rules applicable in the country in which you are driving. For more details on the installation of your GPS device in your car, refer to the installation poster included in the box. 3.6. INFORMATION RELATING TO THE POWER SUPPLY OF THE PND AND ITS BATTERY

You are entirely responsible for the positioning and use of the ViaMichelin Navigation portable navigation system and its accessories so that it neither obstructs the drivers visibility nor hinders operation of your vehicles security systems to avoid any risk of accident, injury or damage.
POI; Point Of Interest PDA; Personal Digital Assistant

guidance

INSTALLATION
4.1. BEFORE INSTALLATION Distance measurements Select map display
Click on the cursor to modify the volume and the icon on the speaker to verify the sound level of the device not plugged in its base. Km = kilometre / mi = mile (UK) 2D: as with a paper map / 3D: with a slight perspective 24-hour clock or AM/PM (UK) Used to display the time or the length of trips Click on the green V Click on EUROPE.FDP [Storage Card] to plan your route on the map of Europe Click on Canarias.fdp [Storage Card] to establish your itineraries on the map of the Canary Islands
For optimal initial use of your ViaMichelin portable GPS device, charge your device for approximately four hours, either by plugging it into a mains socket using the mains adaptor, or by connecting it to your computer while it is switched on using a USB cable, or by plugging it into the cigarette lighter of your car. The ViaMichelin portable GPS device is equipped with a touch screen designed to be used with your finger for maximum user friendliness. You can also use a stylus (available with the ViaMichelin Navigation X-980T only. In addition this model has a lock located to the side of the Start/Stop button when it is pushed to the left: be sure to push this lock to the right to use your PND). Battery life during navigation: With the battery recharged, your ViaMichelin portable GPS device has a battery life of about three hours (two hours for the ViaMichelin Navigation X-960). Please note that certain settings and functions can significantly reduce battery life (sound volume, screen brightness, Bluetooth options with the hands-free car kit and GPRS updates for compatible equipment most particularly).
Time display format Time settings SD card information Choice of map (for Europe Spanish / Portuguese versions only)

Plug in your ViaMichelin portable GPS device, and in the Main Menu, click on SET >

Information >

GPS Status. Wait a few moments while the GSP initialises until the rcpt OK indicator appears (above the green bars) replacing the message detect sat. Your ViaMichelin portable GPS device is now ready to use GPS data to locate your position.
HOW IT WORKS GPS stands for Global Positioning System. This system is made up of a set of American satellites that continually transmit positioning signals to all points around the world. These signals are received by your ViaMichelin Navigation portable GPS device, which determines your location and guides you to your destination.
HOW CAN YOU CHECK THAT YOUR GPS IS WORKING?
To check that your ViaMichelin portable GPS device is receiving GPS signals, go to the GPS screen on your PND: Main Menu > Set > Information > GPS Status
The ViaMichelin Navigation portable GPS device integrates the latest generation GPS (SiRF Star III) technology to offer you high-quality navigation. For the best reception, we suggest you place yourself in an open space.
The time required for GPS acquisition varies according to your surroundings: Athermic windscreens Athermic windscreens: if your vehicle is equipped with an athermic windscreen, GPS reception may be slower. Fig. 4 GPS
Reduced view of the sky In the city, if there are high buildings, narrow streets or many trees (urban canyoning), reception will be slower. Move to an area clear of obstructions to improve reception. Climatic conditions: in bad weather (heavy snow, for instance), GPS reception may take a little longer. No view of the sky As satellite signals cannot pass through walls, you will therefore not receive any GPS signals if your device is in a building, parking lot, or a tunnel, for example.
The green V shows that the GPS is activated. detect sat / rcpt OK indicates that the GPS is in the process of receiving the satellite signals or that reception is correct. SAT: indicates the number of satellites used to calculate the position. The vertical bars show the satellites detected: - grey The device is receiving the signals from the satellite indicated but is not using them to determine the position (start of reception, the signal is too weak, etc.). - green The device is using the signals of the satellite indicated to calculate the coordinates. The numbers located under the vertical bars indicate the number of the satellite. The coordinates: longitude and latitude determined by the GPS. The directional arrow: indicates the direction taken between two GPS positioning calculations. If the position determined by the GPS is outside of the limits of the map installed in the system, the GPS location marker may appear in the middle of a blank screen. Zoom out to locate the GPS position with respect to the map set installed in the system.

Fig. 35 GUIDANCE OPTIONS To return to the route summary screen and modify your destination or route parameters. > CURRENT ROUTE OPTIONS For configure safety alerts offered by ViaMichelin. > SECURITY CONFIGURATION To access the navigation options > NAVIGATION SETTINGS To access the presentation and display options for the navigation screen. > DISPLAY
Security configuration Settings Display
Fig.33 Schematic navigation screen

7.1.2.

CURRENT ROUTE OPTIONS
Fig. 34 Navigation screen with arrow instructions.
Add stage Move on to the next stage
Fig. 36 Current route options To add a stage to the current route. > SELECT STAGE Display the navigation screen from the next step in the current route.

Bypass route

Save route
To recalculate a route and to avoid an accident, a traffic jam, an unplanned detour, etc. for 100 m, 500 m, 1 km, 5 km, 10 km or 20 km from the position determined by the GPS. This function is activated uniquely in Navigation mode when the GPS was initialised. To save the route underway in the section > MON VIAMICHELIN
For a route comprised of a number of different stages, you can click on Move on to the next stage to tell the system to recalculate a new itinerary between the GPS position and the next stage. In this way you can change the route to bypass a nearby town without leaving the main road. For example: for a route between Soisson and Sens, the system will calculate a route on the Francilienne. It is also possible to enter a route point at Chlons-en-Champagne to establish a new itinerary that uses the motorway A26/E17. When you are on the A4 / E17 / E50, simply click on Next stage to continue your journey on the motorway to Sens without entering Chlons-en-Champagne. 7.1.3. SECURITY CONFIGURATION
For details on the safety configurations offered by the ViaMichelin portable GPS device, refer to the chapter (> SECURITY CONFIGURATION).

7.1.4.

NAVIGATION SETTINGS
Fig. 38 - Display To select the three indicators placed in the upper left part of the navigation screen > DASHBOARD Orient In free navigation the access button to the Dashboard is replaced by a button that northwards / enables selection of the orientation of the card: either with a fixed north oriented Orient in the towards the top of the card, or oriented always towards the top in the vehicles vehicles direction direction. Day / night mode To force display of the navigation screen to day or night mode. > AUTOMATIC DAY / NIGHT MODE SETTINGS Navigation dashboard 2D MODE/3D MODE Displays Michelin Guides Display Useful Addresses Auto zoom mode To display the navigation screen in 2D or 3D view. > 2D / 3D MODE To display the POIs in the selected Michelin guides on the navigation screen. > DISPLAY GUIDES MICHELIN To display the POIs in the selected useful address categories on the navigation screen. > DISPLAY USEFUL ADRESSES To active or deactivate the automatic zoom function on or off during changes in direction. In free navigation the auto zoom button does not appear on this screen. It is replaced by the + and - buttons on the navigation screen for zooming in or out directly on the screen. > MODE AUTO ZOOM

Signal - Michelin Guides Signal Useful Addresses Traffic info
Fig. 37 Navigation settings To set a sound alert for selected POI categories extracted from the Michelin guides. > SIGNAL - MICHELIN GUIDES To set a sound alert for selected categories of useful addresses offered by ViaMichelin. > Signal USEFUL ADDRESSES To access traffic the traffic information parameters. > INFO TRAFIC

7.1.6.

DASHBOARD
Save GPS position To save the GPS position in your records. > MON VIAMICHELIN Motorway mode To Activate or Deactivate Motorway mode. When Motorway mode is Activated , it is activated when no changes in direction are planned for the next 30 kilometres. The navigation map is then displayed on a larger scale and the navigation instructions are restricted.
For each of the three positions located in the upper left of the navigation screen, you can select the indicator of your choice: The left area displays the Speed This is the speed evaluated by the GPS between 2 calculation positions, expressed in km/h or in m/h according to the distance configuration selected.

7.1.5. 33

DISPLAY 34
For each of the 2 other positions, you can select the indicator of your choice. 7.1.7. DAY / NIGHT SETTINGS
Fig. 39 Dashboard Fig. 40 Day/Night mode settings Distance remaining This is the distance remaining until the destination point, expressed in kilometres or in miles depending on the distance parameter selected. Time remaining This is the time remaining before arrival at the destination. This time is evaluated according to the distance remaining and the average speed of the roads taken, without taking into account any stops or breaks (highly recommended by Road Safety regulations). Arrival time This is the calculated time of arrival according to the distance and the time of the journey calculated by the system, without taking into account stops or breaks (highly recommended by Road Safety regulations). Time This is the local time that results from the time entered during installation of the program in your ViaMichelin portable GPS. Direction This is the direction of the road followed according to the 16-point compass card Always in day mode To keep the presentation used in day mode. Always in night mode To keep the presentation used in night mode. This setting takes precedence over the parameters selected in the menu SET > Setting adjustments > Day / night mode.

Fig. 41 - Navigation in Day mode
Fig. 42 - Navigation in Night mode

7.1.8.

2D / 3D MODE

Fig. 43 2D / 3D Mode

Select 2D View if you want the maps displayed during navigation to appear in 2D, that is, like a traditional paper map. Select 3D View if you want the maps displayed during navigation to appear in 2D, that is, with spatial vision.
HOW CAN YOU SIMPLY TRACK YOUR POSITION?
With your ViaMichelin portable GPS device, you can plan the route of your choice and let yourself be guided by the navigation messages. You can also simply allow the GPS to indicate your position: with the Main Menu click on TRACK MY POSITION to go to the navigation screen.
Fig. 44 Navigation in 2D mode
Fig. 45 Navigation in 3D mode
After clicking on the screen in navigation mode, you can: Orient northwards The navigation map remains oriented towards the north whereas the arrow indicating the direction of travel will change according to the direction of the road taken. Orient in the vehicles direction The arrow indicating the direction of travel remains oriented towards the top of the screen. Click on Return to Guidance To return to the navigation screen. 7.1.9. DISPLAY MICHELIN GUIDES
Fig. 47 Free navigation The directions are the same as for the guided navigation function and are described below.
For complete details on how display the addresses in the MICHELIN guides, refer to (> DISPLAY MICHELIN GUIDES).

then on

to access the following screen:
7.1.10. DISPLAY USEFUL ADDRESSES For complete details on how to display the Useful Addresses, refer to (> DISPLAY USEFUL ADDRESSES). 7.1.11. AUTO ZOOM MODE
Go to Security configuration Settings Fig. 46 - Auto zoom mode Select Auto zoom: Off if you want the map displayed during navigation to remain at the same zoom level that you have selected. Click on Auto Zoom: On if you want the map displayed during navigation to zoom automatically show the next change in direction with as much detail as possible.

Fig. 51 Set screen

On the SET screen, click on
to access the > TRAFFIC INFO screen.

9.2.3.

Click on Next station if you want the system to continue to scan the FM band to use another station with a signal of higher quality or click on Back to return to the previous screen.
Note: During initial use of the TMC on your ViaMichelin Navigation portable GPS device, you must allow the system time to initialise. The system scans the FM band until it finds a station that transmits traffic information. This search can take a few minutes during initial use; it is then saved for subsequent use. In the event of loss of traffic information the system automatically performs a new search for a radio signal after a few minutes. Depending on the country in which you are driving, access to traffic information can take place via paying private or public systems. The ViaMichelin Navigation portable GPS X-970T and X-980T devices, when installed, contain all the codes enabling you to take advantage of traffic information in the countries covered by the mapping installed on your device. Traffic information is available in the following countries: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Sweden and Switzerland. 9.2.3.3. TRAFFIC INFO MESSAGES
Traffic info status To display the reception of traffic information messages. > TRAFFIC INFO SERVICE Display traffic messages To display the text of messages received from traffic information. > TRAFFIC INFO MESSSAGE
Click on the arrows to display all the traffic information received by RDS / TMC. Click on a traffic information announcement to display details of the messages.
be informed. In addition, to optimise reception, ViaMichelin Trafic has developed a system unique in France of continuous service in the event of an interruption in signal and alternative frequency management. Reception quality depends on a number of factors (global receptor sensitivity, external disturbances, tunnels, weather, noise-proof walls, etc.) and on a vehicle whose body allows radio waves to pass more or less easily. RDS/TMC reception quality, irrespective of the service, cannot be guaranteed. This is one reason explaining why messages transmitted by ViaMichelin are tripled and exceed the standard recommendations in this area. The European format of RDS/TMC information traffic offers up to 50 messages per minute. ViaMichelin Trafic has made a strategic decision to divide France into a number of broadcast regions in order to offer users more relevant messages on a local basis and enable quicker update of traffic-related events. It is also important to check that the RDS / TMC antenna is correctly connected to the device and positioned according to the recommendations in the documentation. In France, ViaMichelin Trafic information is sent on the FM band via the radios of the NRJ group: NRJ, Nostalgie, Latina, etc. that cover more than 85% of the French population. In addition to its RDS/TMC service offer, ViaMichelin Traffic provides its traffic messages in xml format. This technology handles a dynamic traffic information flow for multichannel applications such as, for example: 10 portable telephones, web sites and all devices capable of receiving information via GPRS.

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Summer price (high season) Winter price (low season)
10.2.5. PRICES The prices indicated in this guide are expressed in local currency and were set in the autumn of 2006. They are also subject to change, notably in the event of changes in the price of goods and services. They include taxes and service. No additional charges should appear on your bill except a tourism tax where applicable. Hotel and restaurant have made the commitment to apply these prices to clients, under their own responsibility. During certain events such as conferences, trade shows, conventions, festivals and sport events, hotel prices may be slightly higher. Do not forget that you can contact the hotel in advance to find out about any special price conditions or promotions.

10.2.5.4.

HALF BOARD

Half board Full board

10.2.5.5. 10.2.5.1. RESERVATIONS AND DEPOSIT
RESTAURANT Establishment offering simple meals (in the Spain / Portugal guide only)
To confirm your reservation, some establishments require a credit card number or a deposit. This security deposit is binding for both the establishment and the client. Be sure to ask the hotel to provide you with an agreement letter with all useful information on your reservation and conditions for your stay. 10.2.5.2. CREDIT CARDS
Moderately-priced wine served by the carafe Price for a bottle of house wine Wine served by the glass Restaurant in a hotel in the Red Guide Restaurants offering lower priced post-theatre menus (in the United Kingdom/Ireland guide only)
American Express credit card Diners Club credit card Visa credit card Japan Credit Bureau credit card Eurocard MasterCard or VISA credit card
MICHELIN GREEN GUIDE PICTOGRAMS
City and historical architecture SI credit card Castles MasterCard (Eurocard) credit card Religious buildings 10.2.5.3. ROOMS Leisure activities Museums Historical streets and neighbourhood Urban sites, natural sites
Price of breakfast/room including breakfast Price of room for one person Price of room for two people breakfast included
Interesting Worth a detour Worth the trip

Quick Destination To find an address prepared on your PC on your ViaMichelin portable GPS device with a single click without having to first record it in your My ViaMichelin account. > QUICK DESTINATION My ViaMichelin To directly retrieve addresses, routes, POIs, etc. from your My ViaMichelin account on the ViaMichelin web site previously saved in your folders. Click on the icon of your choice to: Activate or deactivate services. Display GPRS content. Access useful information (last update, recommended update frequency). Perform an update.
In Navigation mode, you can access GPRS services by clicking on TELEPHONE OPTION, then MY GPRS SERVICES. 12.4.
Be sure to ask your mobile phone operator for more details on GPRS connections and associated costs. Also check the list of compatible mobile phones on the ViaMichelin web site: www.ViaMichelin.com.

to access the

HOW TO ACTIVATE YOUR GPRS SERVICES ON THE VIAMICHELIN WEB SITE
Register your GPS device on the ViaMichelin web site: > DVD-ROM INSTALLATION Connect your ViaMichelin portable GPS device to your PC. Start the Content Manager application: Starts > Programmes > ViaMichelin > ViaMichelin Navigation PND> Content Manager In the upper banner of the Content Manager, click on "About".
Fig. 90 Content Manager About Select the Serial number displayed in the About window and copy it (CTRL+C).
Fig. 93 Activate GPRS Click on OK to record your GPRS activation Close your Internet browser Close the Content Manager Disconnect your ViaMichelin portable GPS device from your PC. Access your ViaMichelin portable GPS device in the GPRS configuration. > SET GPRS
Your GPRS is activated. With your GPRS telephone subscription, you can now take advantage of updates to the Bluetooth functions on your mobile phone and on your ViaMichelin portable GPS device. Fig. 91 About Serial number Connect to the ViaMichelin web site and go to the section Mon ViaMichelin / My GPS. Click on See the list of products

SET GPRS

On your ViaMichelin portable GPS device, in the Main Menu, go to SET>TELEPHONE>SET GPRS (after activating the Bluetooth option if necessary). Click on the telephone of your choice in the LIST OF PAIRED TELEPHONES.

The Microsoft ActiveSync software manages communication between a Mobile Device (portable GPS, PDA, camera, etc.) and the PC to which it is connected.
Fig. 139 Microsoft ActiveSync 4.2 Installation Click on Next > to start installation of the Microsoft ActiveSync software.
Fig. 141 ActiveSync Client Enter your user name and organisation, then click on Next>.
Fig. 140 ActiveSync license agreement Select I accept the terms in the license then click on Next>.
Fig. 142 ActiveSync target folder By default, Microsoft ActiveSync software is installed on the "C:\" hard disk in "C:\Program Files\Microsoft ActiveSync\". Click on "Next>" (or on the "Modify." button if you want to install the Microsoft ActiveSync software in a location other than the default location). Once the installation directory is accepted, click on Next>.
Fig. 143 Install ActiveSync To start installation, click on Install
Fig. 145 ActiveSync installation completed At the end of installation, click on Finish.
Fig. 146 Restart after ActiveSync. You must then restart the PC to integrate the ActiveSync Microsoft in the system of your PC; click on the Yes button.
Fig. 144 ActiveSync installation status
Fig. 147 Restart PC To confirm restart of the PC, select Yes, I want to restart my computer now then click on

Finish.

Your PC will restart; wait until the restart is complete.
A window for Microsoft ActiveSync - which is now installed on your computer - appears, prompting you to connect your portable device to the PC; click on "Cancel". Remove the ViaMichelin DVD-ROM from the drive and reinsert it to restart the installation procedure. 17.2.1.2. WCEUBSH.SYS DRIVER INSTALLATION
In Windows 2000, if the ViaMichelin portable GPS device is detected by the PC and the corresponding driver is not installed, the system asks you to install the file in which it is located:
Fig. 148 New Hardware Found
Fig. 152 Windows 2000 - Home window Fig. 149 Necessary files Click on Browse. Click on Next >.
Fig. 150 Insert a disk If the ViaMichelin DVD-ROM is not in the DVD drive of the PC, click on Cancel and insert the ViaMichelin DVD-ROM in the drive.
Fig. 153 Windows 2000 - License agreement Click on "Yes" to accept the license agreement.
If you click on "No", the installation programme will terminate without installing the Content Manager application on your PC.
Fig. 151 Find file Select the DVD drive in which you inserted the ViaMichelin DVD-ROM and click on Open. The driver is now installed on your PC.

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Fig. 154 Windows 2000 Setup status

If the site does not appear correctly, empty the folder containing temporary Internet files and check that antispyware or anti-publicity software installed on your PC is not blocking access to the ViaMichelin web site. If the browser displays a white page, enter the following in the address bar: http://www.viamichelin.fr/viamichelin/fra/GPS/htm/nav/gps_navigation.htm or http://www.viamichelin.uk/ > GPS Navigation
Fig. 163 Windows 2000 - My GPS home page Click on Register / Activate my products.
Fig. 165 Windows 2000 Activation Code Print this screen to save your activation code. Select the activation code indicated in the message (different from the one given in the example) to copy it into the clipboard (CTRL + C). Close the window of your Internet browser. Start your Internet mailing system (corresponding to the Internet address that you chose during registration). After a few seconds, you should receive a ViaMichelin message containing the activation code. The activation code is a series of 4x4 alphanumeric characters calculated to correspond to the product identifying code generated by your ViaMichelin portable GPS device (therefore different than that in the example given below). Check that anti-spam or firewall software is not blocking arrival of the message. Also check that the ViaMichelin email was not delivered to the spam folder in your inbox. If the code is not displayed in the message, check that you can receive mail in html, and not in raw text only. Select the activation code with the mouse and copy it in the clipboard of your PC by pressing simultaneously on "CTRL" and "C".
Fig. 164 Windows 2000 - Register / Activate my products In the "Choose your category" section, select: "ViaMichelin GPS" if it concerns a complete pack or "GPS Maps and navigation software" if it concerns software only. In the "Your product" section, select the ViaMichelin portable GPS device model that you possess, then select the version corresponding to your navigation software, then in the Maps field, select the mapping software you possess, and finally, indicate the date and place of purchase. In the "Enter in the activation code:" field, paste the code saved in the clipboard (place the cursor in the field and press on "CTRL" and "V") simultaneously. Click on "Validate".
Fig. 166 Windows 2000 Copy the Activation Code 121 122
In the "Enter in your activation code" field, paste the code saved in the clipboard (CTRL + V). Click on Next >.
Fig. 169 Windows 2000 - Copy Files
Fig. 167 Windows 2000 Target Location Click on "Next >" (or on "Browse.," to install the ViaMichelin programmes in a location other than the default location). Fig. 170 Windows 2000 - Framework 1.1 Installation

Fig. 243 Windows Vista Target location
Fig. 244 Windows Vista - Copying files Fig. 242 Windows Vista Copy activation code In the Enter in your activation code field, paste the code saved in the clipboard (CTRL + V). Click on Next >. Click on Next >.
Fig. 249 Windows Vista - PND Link
Fig. 245 Windows Vista - Installation status If the Microsoft.NET Framework 1.1 program is not present on your PC, the installation program will install it with Service Pack 1.
Fig. 246 Windows Vista - Installation Framework 1.1
Fig. 247 Windows Vista - Installation Framework 1.1 SP1 Fig. 250 Windows Vista - Content Manager
Fig. 248 Windows Vista - Installation Completed 153 Click on Finish. Wait for the Content Manager to start up. 154

17.3.

ADD / REPAIR / REMOVE
If you wish, you can add a regional map to the one already installed, reinstall programs in place or delete them. Insert the DVD-ROM in your PC drive.
Fig. 251 InstallShield Add / Repair / Remove
The installation procedure starts automatically. It detects the presence of programs and prompts you to: Add To add a regional map to the one already installed (for example Spain/Portugal whereas you already had France). Repair To reinstall the programs in the event of a problem. Remove To delete ViaMichelin programs already in place.
Fig. 253 Maintenance complete Following the maintenance operations, click on Finish to close the window. Unplug the USB cable from your PC and then your ViaMichelin portable GPS device.

Fig. 252 DVD maintenance

Select an option and click Next>.
Add Ensure that the SD card installed in your ViaMichelin portable GPS device corresponds to the new map installed. Repair Reinstall the files present on your system that may have been damaged. Remove Delete, after clicking yes when prompted for confirmation, all the files and programs installed for your ViaMichelin portable GPS device.

18. MEMORY CARD CONTENT

The memory card provided contains the mapping for a country or for Europe (in this case the pre-recorded SD card does not contain the map of the Scandinavian countries. These are available after installation of the ViaMichelin DVD-ROM on your PC via the Content Manager application). The SD card contains eight directories: InstallSD Contains the programs required to install the ViaMichelin Navigation software on your PND. MapSonic Contains the ViaMichelin Navigation programs to install. Media Directory intended for storage of MP3 files. MyViaMichelin Contains the sub-directories (MyNotebook, My POIs, etc.) used to store customised addresses and POIs for instance. VMNav_Maps Contains the map files (*.fdp). VMNav_Pois Contains all the POI files provided by ViaMichelin: Michelin Guide, Green guide, fixed speed cameras, car parks, superstores, etc. VMNav_Tours Contains the sightseeing tours offered by ViaMichelin. VMNav_TTS Contains the language per directory, the files used to create synthetic voice messages (Text To Speech) to announce road signs, the name of the roads and the traffic information messages (available with ViaMichelin Navigation X-980T only). The Infos_SD.txt file stored on the root contains three information lines for the SD card: the version, the type of device and the map. For example:

Severability: If one of the provisions of this warranty proves to be invalid, unlawful or inapplicable, this shall not affect the validity, lawfulness and applicability of the other provisions. Governing law and jurisdictions: This warranty shall be governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the courts of Nanterre, France shall have jurisdiction. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sales of Goods is hereby excluded from application to this warranty agreement.
PLEASE READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE BEFORE OPENING THE PRODUCT
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