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2 GPS Navigation Instruction Manual

Getting Started

Using the Navigation System

Help When You Need It

Searching Help Topics

Status Bar Icons

Satellite Signals

Viewing GPS Satellite Signals

Using the On-Screen Buttons

Using the On-Screen Keyboard

Adding a Shortcut

Removing a Shortcut

Starting a Route

Previewing Multiple Routes

Following a Route

Using the Navigation Map

Adding a Point to a Route

Taking a Detour

Stopping the Route

Updating Speed Limits

Using Suggested Routes

Using Exit Services

Finding Exit Services

Navigating to an Exit

Using Find Ahead

Avoiding Road Features

Adding a Custom Avoidance Area

Avoiding a Road

Disabling a Custom Avoidance

Deleting Custom Avoidances

Enabling Advanced Detours

Taking a Detour Around Specified Areas

Navigating Off Road

End-User License Agreements

Finding Locations

Finding a Location by Category

Searching Within a Category

Finding a Location Using the Search Bar

Changing the Search Area

Finding Fuel Stations and Prices

Finding an Address

Finding an Intersection

Finding a Location Using Coordinates

Finding a Location by Browsing the Map 14
Find a Location Using Quick Search

Saving a Home Location

Editing Your Home Location Information 15
Finding Recently Found Places

Clearing the List of Recently Found Places 15
Finding Parking

Setting a Simulated Location

Saving a Location

Saving Your Current Location

Starting a Route to a Saved Location

Editing a Saved Location

Assigning Categories to a Saved Location 16
Deleting a Saved Location

The Map Pages

Customizing the Map Layers

Viewing the Trip Log

Changing the Map Data Field

Changing the Map Perspective

Customizing Map Buttons

Removing Buttons from the Map

Viewing a List of Turns

Viewing the Entire Route on the Map

Viewing the Next Turn

Viewing Junctions

Viewing Traffic Alerts

Viewing Trip Information

Resetting Trip Information

Viewing Current Location Information

Finding Nearby Services

Directions to Your Current Location

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