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This option will allow the user to select a dierent start location than where the
vehicle is currently. This option is useful if you do not require navigation to a special
location but will require navigation after leaving that location. It is also useful to
determine the distance and time it will take for a special trip not related to where the
vehicle is currently located.
To change the start point in your current route for trip to any other position, first
mark the "Change start position" check box. Then enter the address information for the
desired start location. After entering all required information press "set". Ingenix will then
display the route from you new start location to the previously selected destination.
Navigate via location
Change start position
If you want to include more than a single destination in your trip, this option will allow
you select an additional destination or waypoint.
When you select the "Navigate via location" option Ingenix will ask you to add a new
Address . Once this new address is added press "set". Ingenix will route to the new
address before routing to the end destination. This will allow the user to drive from
his/her current starting location to a middle destination (or waypoint) before finally be
routed to the end destination.
This option will allow the user to select a different start location than where the
Press done when finished
Summary of Contents for S-84SNTA
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Page 13: ...12 Quick Access Links Marquee Banner Clock Slider Menu ...
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Page 17: ...16 The clock settings button will open the clock settings menu ...
Page 19: ...18 Navigation NAVI MENU on the unit to activate the navigation system ...
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Page 29: ...28 Go to the last page Step 1 ...
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Page 39: ...38 Se lect GO to route to your home location or select route option ...
Page 59: ...58 Volume Down Reset to default Okay Enter Test Audio Level Volume Up Previous Screen ...
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Page 71: ...70 Basic alphabetical keyboard pictured below Qwerty Keyboard pictured below ...
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