Blaupunkt TravelPilot 100, Operating And Installation Instructions

Page 1: ...bile Navigation TravelPilot 100 EE www blaupunkt com Operating and installation instructions long version TP100EE_lo_GB_ru indd 1 TP100EE_lo_GB_ru indd 1 01 09 2008 13 41 58 Uhr 01 09 2008 13 41 58 Uh...

Page 2: ...2 Device overview Device overview 4 2 3 10 1 5 6 7 9 8 TP100EE_lo_GB_ru indd 2 TP100EE_lo_GB_ru indd 2 01 09 2008 13 41 59 Uhr 01 09 2008 13 41 59 Uhr...

Page 3: ...creases the volume 5 Memory card slot 6 Socket for power supply mains charger or charger cable for the cigarette lighter 7 Battery compartment cover 8 Photosensor for switching mechanism of day and ni...

Page 4: ...ity 12 Displaying GPS info 12 Making basic adjustments 13 Setting the time zone 13 Activating the PIN request 14 Setting up the PIN request 14 Blocking unblocking the device 14 Changing the PIN 14 Nav...

Page 5: ...g a group 29 Changing a group symbol 29 Deleting a group 29 Change POI details 29 Renaming a POI 30 Changing a POI symbol 30 Changing a POI position 30 Entering a new telephone number 30 Entering new...

Page 6: ...ctivating auto save 37 Set maximum route memory 37 Create NMEA SIRF log 37 Product information 37 Device settings 38 Display 38 Key clicks 38 Language 38 Time 39 Product information 39 Anti theft prot...

Page 7: ...following tips in order to protect yourself and the device against defects and against injuries or possible mortal danger due to re or explosion Protect the equipment against becoming wet or damp as...

Page 8: ...ci ed parts are included in the delivery Navigation device Suction cup mounting plate Charging cable for the cigarette lighter Operating instructions Backup DVD Note We recommend the use of original B...

Page 9: ...tion for fast destination input Access to the most important functions and settings Values are xed for the remaining settings which are optimum for the simple use of the device Advanced Mode or expert...

Page 10: ...late very simply Foldtheleveratthemountingplateawayfrom the screen Remove the suction cup carefully at the edge of the screen so that air can come between it and the screen Take the suction cup off ca...

Page 11: ...ie y in order to get to the main menu from any other menu Navigation menu If you have selected the advanced mode the additional functions Route and Manage are available Tap on the symbol in the main m...

Page 12: ...er to display a list with further suitable entries tap on the Done Longer lists take more time to be displayed Tap on one of the buttons in order to leaf through the list Tap on an entry in order to s...

Page 13: ...n for you GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time the mean solar time at the prime meridian without consideration of summer time Tap on the button OK Taponthesymbolinordertochange between the 24 hour and 1...

Page 14: ...the symbol in the main menu The Settings menu is displayed Tap on the symbol The Anti Theft Protection menu is displayed Tap on the button Protection Setup Tap on the button OK The PIN request is disp...

Page 15: ...Menu on the symbol The Find Menu is displayed Note You can only select destinations countries cities roads house numbers POIs which are contained in the digital map Entering an address Tap on the symb...

Page 16: ...navigation Entering coordinates Only available in advanced mode Tap on the symbol The Coordinate Input menu is displayed An example of coordinates in degrees of longitude and latitude is displayed Tap...

Page 17: ...he local area in the area of the destination or on the route Tap on the menu Where to search on the symbol in order to search for a POI near to your current position or Tap on the menu Where to search...

Page 18: ...ther position than your current GPS position proceed as follows Enter the route as usual in the destination input Enter an address see chapter Destination input Note You can enter favourites like an a...

Page 19: ...to select the type of route calculation Fast The route with the fastest travel time is computed Short The route with the shortest travel distance is computed Easy The route with the simplest routing...

Page 20: ...travel time also without GPS reception Select y over or simulation Fly over consists of a fastdisplayoftheroutewithoutaudioinstructions With simulation the route is simulated with audio instructions...

Page 21: ...g point for the route or Only available in advanced mode Tap on the button Continue to use the selected address as the last destination of the route The old destination remains as a stopover or Only a...

Page 22: ...distance with the current route settings method The route settings can be changed at any time If you change the settings travel time and distance can also change Tap during the navigation in the map d...

Page 23: ...g to navigate DANGER Not adhering to traf c regulations can cause accidents Only follow the directions if the state of the road and the traf c regulations allow it The navigation device will bring you...

Page 24: ...volume Map display during navigation During navigation different navigation aids and route information are superimposed on the map display DANGER Neglecting the layout of the road can cause accidents...

Page 25: ...gs seechapter Settings in the navigation menu Further functions during navigation Requirements Starting to navigate or Route simulation demo Cancelling navigation Tap on the action arrow top left duri...

Page 26: ...in the lower display bar Tap on the button Cursor in order to use further functions after entering the destination Note If you tap on any place in the map during navigation an auxiliary menu with furt...

Page 27: ...oute options your user data as well as the favourites and last destinations How you work on POIs and symbol as well as changing groups are described in the chapter Managing POIs The chapter Recording...

Page 28: ...yed The criteria are listed Tap on a search criteria to change the name Tap on the button Clear All to delete the list or Tap on the symbol to delete a POI Managing user data Tap on the Manage menu on...

Page 29: ...he distance of the POI display If the same setting is to be used for all sub groups Tap on the button Same Visibility in Subgroups to activate the distance ticked or to deactivate it not ticked If you...

Page 30: ...on the button Select The new position is allocated Entering a new telephone number Tap on the symbol The Phone Number Input is displayed Givethetelephonenumberanameandtapon the button Done Entering n...

Page 31: ...on the button Done Assigning the track with a new colour The track is indicated in the selected colour on the map Tap on the button with the desired colour or Tap on the button in order to fade out th...

Page 32: ...e Tap on the button Advanced Mode to change to advanced mode Map display You can change these settings 3D settings Colour pro le 2D terrain Street name display Lane info Select in the menu Settings on...

Page 33: ...he setting in this menu Lane info Some roads contain lane information so that you can organise yourself correctly at the next crossing This setting speci es whether the display of the lane info is to...

Page 34: ...turn to the original route If you select another starting point than your currentGPSposition thefunctionisautomatically deactivated Reactivating position xing If you have turned or shifted the map and...

Page 35: ...the button to leave the menu Program language settings The button displays which program language is used at present TaponthebuttonProgramLanguageinorder to select from a list of available languages...

Page 36: ...the use is permitted for this function in the country concerned Tap on the button Speed Camera Warning to activate this function ticked or to deactivate it not ticked You can make further settings for...

Page 37: ...ing When fewer position indications are to be stored less memory is needed for the recording Activating auto save Tap on the button Enable Auto saving to automatically save routes ticked or to deactiv...

Page 38: ...htness Tap on the button Miniimum brightness Night to set the night time brightness Tap on the button Switch Threshold to set the automatic change over A lower value states that e g already with dusk...

Page 39: ...ctory settings In the Factory Settings menu you can set navigation software back to the factory settings Note If you set the equipment back to the factory settings your personal settings and stored de...

Page 40: ...utside of the European Union the guaranteeconditionspublishedbyourresponsible representative are valid The guarantee conditions can be called up or requested by you directly under www blaupunkt com Bl...

Page 41: ...battery see chapter Charging the battery The battery is empty even though I haven t used the device in a while In the switched off state the device uses a small quantity of energy This can mean that...

Page 42: ...artmentalisation due to e g multistorey or tall buildings tunnels mountains or sheet metal work The device must have a clear view of the sky Wait until the GPS reception becomes available again The na...

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