User manual BECKER FERRARI EDITION TRAFFIC ASSIST PRO 7929 TMC

[. . . ] Operating instructions GB Index The Traffic Assist Pro Use Navigation Music Pictures 7 7 7 7 7 Unpacking the Traffic Assist Pro Checking the delivery Delivery contents Complaints procedure Handling the packaging 8 8 8 8 8 Overview Traffic Assist Pro Maintenance and care Battery quality declaration Display quality declaration Start-up SD-Card Inserting the SD memory card Ejecting the SD memory card 12 17 18 18 18 18 19 19 Attaching the Traffic Assist Pro Connecting the telephone mute function 25 25 Basic information about the touch screen Operation Calibration 26 26 26 Power supply Using the battery Via the public mains grid Connecting up to power supply Removing power supply Via the vehicle battery (cigarette lighter socket) Via the TMC receiver 20 20 20 20 20 20 21 Basic information about the menus The main menu Entries made with the entry menu Entering characters Adopting suggestions Scrolling through the lists Special characters and umlauts Entering numbers Deleting characters inserting spaces The back key 26 26 26 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 28 29 Description of unit Traffic Assist Pro ­ Basic unit Adapter-Power Supply Battery SD memory card USB connection cable Accessories mains charger External GPS antenna Headset Information about documentation Quick start guide Operating instructions 8 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Antenna GPS antenna TMC antenna 21 21 21 Switching the Traffic Assist Pro on/off Switching on Switching off 22 22 22 More maps Installation program 29 29 Transferring files Transferring using the SD card reader Transferring via the USB interface Transferring maps Transferring music and images 29 29 30 30 30 Registration Repairs Disposal Emissions 11 11 11 11 Unit bracket Fitting the unit bracket On the windscreen On the dashboard Moving the unit holder Vertical movements Horizontal movements 23 23 24 24 24 24 25 Faults 31 2 Index Navigational mode What is navigation?Selecting navigation Aids for navigation Rapid access Navigation menu Map display 32 32 33 33 33 33 33 Rapid access Structure of rapid access Navigation menu and map display The list of destinations Icons used Operating rapid access Starting using an existing destination Scrolling in the destinations memory Displaying or editing destination Change to map display Displaying current position Calling up Navigation menu 33 33 33 34 34 34 34 34 35 35 35 35 35 TheNavigation menu Structure of the navigation menu Navigation Route planning Settings Status Load map Home 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 Navigation menu: Navigation Destination selection window Destination: Selecting a country Destination: select address and start Voice selection Stopping navigation Destination: Points of interest select Point of interest: nearby Point of interest: nationwide Point of interest: in a town Destination: selecting from the map Navigation menu: Route planning Route list Scrolling through the list of routes Using a route The New route button The Edit key The Calculate key The Start key Navigation menu: Settings The Route info key The Signpost info button The Routing options button The Volume key The Map info key The Automode key The Time Zone key The Route planning key The Format key 37 37 37 38 41 42 42 43 43 44 44 45 46 46 46 47 47 48 48 48 49 49 50 50 51 51 52 52 53 The Speedkey The Home adress key The TMC button The Smart Speller button The Factory settings key Navigation menu: Status Navigation menu: Load map Navigation menu: Home 53 54 55 55 55 56 56 56 What is dynamic route guidance? Displaying TMC messages on the map Using TMC Updating the announcement list Station selection Taking announcements into consideration when calculating routes Automatic recalculation Manual recalculation 57 57 58 58 58 59 59 59 Map display Map layout Map display without driving guidance Map display with driving guidance Map display with toolbar Using the map display Repeating the last announcement Adjust voice prompt volume Information rows Zooming and the map (toolbar) Display route (toolbar) 60 60 60 60 61 62 62 62 62 63 63 3 Index Position and display mode (toolbar) Displaying TMC messages (toolbar) Change display (toolbar) Point northwards (toolbar) Move map (toolbar) Call Options menu Position information (toolbar) Playback of MP3 files during an active navigation 63 63 64 64 64 64 66 66 Slideshow Full screen Shutting down the Picture Viewer 72 72 72 Keywords Technical Data FACT SHEET 80 83 84 Folder viewing mode Operating folder viewing mode Subfolders Scrolling Selecting a picture Changing folder levels Closing folder viewing mode 72 73 73 73 73 73 73 Music operations Selecting music playback The MP3 player Operating the MP3-Players Scrolling Play Pause Folder overview Opening the next folder Repeat current track Setting volume Navigation during MP3 player operation Closing the MP3-Player 67 67 67 68 68 68 68 69 69 69 69 69 70 Settings Selecting the settings The setting menu Operation Selection possibilities Closing the setting menu 74 74 74 74 74 74 The individual menu points Energy Displaying the energy supply Ending the status display Brightness Calibration Starting calibration Language Calling up language selection Turn the page Selecting the language Cancelling the language selection Sounds Information 74 74 74 75 75 75 75 76 76 76 76 76 76 77 Pictures mode Selecting pictures display Picture viewer Operating the Picture Viewers Scrolling Adjusting the music volume 71 71 71 71 71 71 The information contained herein may be changed at any time without prior notification. This manual nor any parts thereof may not be reproduced for any purpose whatsoever without the express written consent of HARMAN/BECKER Automotive Systems GmbH. © Copyright 2006, HARMAN/ BECKER Automotive Systems GmbH All rights reserved. 4 !Safety information · The unit may only be operated if the traffic situation allows for this and if you are absolutely certain that you yourself, your fellow passengers or other road users will not be put at risk, encumbered or disturbed by this. [. . . ] You will find information about scrolling in lists in the "Scrolling through the lists" on page 27 chapter. Note: If you leave the Sub-category box empty, all points of interest from the main category in the radius selected are displayed. You will find information about working with the entry menu in the chapter "Entries made with the entry menu" on page 26. Point of interest: nationwide Touch the Nationwide button. 6011 6055 You can now use the buttons to select the search area you want. Point of interest: nearby Press the Nearby GPS position button. Select the type of point of interest (e. g. airport) from the All categories box. 6048 6062 The following specifications are possible for searches in this point of interest window. In the top button, enter the radius (in kilometres) in which a point of interest should be searched for. 43 Navigational mode You will find information about scrolling in lists in the "Scrolling through the lists" on page 27 chapter. Depending on the map currently being used, this list may be very extensive. You will find information about working with the entry menu in the "Entries made with the entry menu" on page 26 chapter. You will find information about scrolling in lists in the "Scrolling through the lists" on page 27 chapter. Once you have selected a point of interest, the keys in the lower area can be used: · to display points of interest on the map · define options of the drive profile · to save the point of interest in the destinations memory · to start directions to the point of interest immediately. Destination: selecting from the map If the destination required cannot yet or can no longer be found in the destinations memory, the Select on map button allows you to select it directly. No address details are asked for in this case. 6004 6054 Press the Select on map key to make a direct selection. Note: You may have to use the zoom keys to increase the area displayed to find the street required. In the Town or Postcode box (top button) enter the town in which you want to search for a point of interest. 44 6009 Navigational mode Gently press the screen surface until a circle of dots is drawn around the destination requested. Information on the point selected is loaded from the set of data and displayed. There are buttons under the information box which can be used to call up several functions which are provided for the route point selected. The following function keys are provided for non-active directions to the destination: Key Navigation Add Meaning Starts navigation When directions to the destination is active, the Interim destination button is also still available. You can use this button to add the destination selected from the map to your route as a part-way destination. Navigation menu: Route planning The Route planning window gives you the possibility to create and select individual routes. Apart from selecting and setting various details, you can also specify intermediate destinations. 6012 6002 Press a key to undertake the action requested. 6013 In Navigation menu, press the Route planning key to access the route menu. The name of the last programmed route is displayed at the top left and the individual stages of this route appear underneath. Adds the destination to the route Save Allows your destination to be given a name via the entry menu and saves this in the destinations memory Search nearby Entry menu as for normal POI entries 45 Navigational mode Route list Routes already stored in the system are selected from the route list. Using a route The following buttons are available: Key Map symbol New route Meaning Shows all stages inside actual route in the map. [. . . ] GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Central European Time The standard time at 0 degrees of longitude (the longitude which passes through Greenwich, Great Britain). This time is used worldwide for the synchronisation of data collection. GPS (Global Positioning System) GPS determines your actual geographical position by the use of satellites. The GPS receiver receives these signals and calculates the distance to each satellite from the running time differences and thus evalu78 ates its actual current position in terms of geographical length and width. [. . . ]