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1. d 2 n rapid access press the Navigation menu key a the upper edge of the screen T he navi g ti on menu aopesrs amp Point of interest Select on map n 2 Enter coordinates Route planning Structure of the navigation menu Address T hevarious sepsfrom seting a desti na tion to starting route guidance can be car ried out usngtheAddress button e See N avigation menu Address on page 38 Point of interest Points of interest such asarportsand ferry ports restaurants hotds patrol dations or public buildings can be sdected and route guidance started via the Point of in terest button e See N avigation menu Point of inte et on page 43 Select on map With Select on map you can set ades tination directly on the mep and gat route gui dance e S N avigation menu Sdec on map on page 46 Enter coordinates The geogrephic coordinds for a destination can be entered and route guidance dated via the Enter coordinates button e See Navigaion menu Enter coordi nates on page 50 Route planning A route with seved stopovers can be planned usng the Route planning but ton e See Navigation menu Route plan ning on page 47 Settings Various generd satingsfor navigation can be made via the Settings button e See N avigation menu Settings on page 51 gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt
2. P Point of interest A Select En map 2 Enter coordinates f Y Route planning d gt PressthePoint of interest key to display the points of interest gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H OW 43 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 44 T hesearch area sdection window appegsrs Nearby GPS p F Nationwide qu In a town d You can now us the buttons to sect the search area you want Point of interest Near GPS position gt Press theNearby GPS position button All categories E u Point of interest a e ale The following goedficetions are possible for searches in this point of interest win dow gt In the top button enter the radius in kilometres in which a point of interest Should be searched for gt From the All categories box sdet a man category eg Petrol station Only those points of interest currently nearby are displayed gt Sdect the subcategory from the subse quent menu eg Aral Esso You will find information about scrolling in listsin the Scrolling through the lists on page 27 chapte Note If you do not sdect a subcetegory dl the POIs from the main category within the sdected radius are displayed
3. Start Starts navigation The New button You cen creeteanew route by pressing the New button gt PressNew An empty route window appees The Add button appess bdow this empty window A y i V Fes Po gt Pres the Add button T he address entry window opens gt Now etter your route destination See Navigation menu Addres on page 38 2 Repe amp c these entries in the route plan ning window for each intermediate des tination by press ng Add gt You can movetheindividud entries by pressing thela buttons gt Onc al the entries have been made in the route planning window save the destination data by pressing the OK button T he entry menu appes m NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt Give the destination a mesinoful name gt PressOK Route planning iscomplete The Routing options entry window opens E Route Hamburg In Om 0h00 m Hamburg Alsteral a OmOh00 1 Hamburg Eppen ET 1 ns a Om 0h00 2 samhug Des Ed a I E The Edit key Existing routes can be changed in the Edit menu F a al Berlin Streseman r Om 0h00 EE 1 Berlin Aalemannu 1 v Om Oh00 2 es Unter Den ru p Calculate St gt Press the Edit key to change exsting routes T he route planning window appes The following functi ons are available Key Mening Add This box can be used
4. gt IR gt GR gt PL 2 eZ gt H SK 87 IO gt F zx EE gt P gt NL gt DK 205 gt N gt FIN zc Ws gt GR gt PL ACZ gt H SK KEYWORDS M Manmenu ees 26 Mapdisplay 34 219 SD adi EE RE E pud 52 changing from rapid access 36 Current postion 33 Destination displays 42 Points of interest 46 Map symbol Key 36 Memory Cad 85 Memory ad 18 Motorway ee ee 42 54 55 INES NP UNTEN IPRC 72 85 MP3player 72 cdlingup 72 Shutting down 75 MUSC a ge id Baw Me ubt qu 72 N INL EM CIEBLODY a ere eee area 32 Rapid access we ee eee 33 SANG a Sess Piste aes 43 Navigation menu 33 34 37 SEFUCEUEG V i dE a eis ata ok 37 0 Operating folder viewing mode 78 optimum route 42 55 P Part way destination 47 PADO as cheek chert eb ew eo 73 PicureViewer 76 shuttingdown 77 Picdureviewer LL 79 PIS oet south cleo tele eats 73 Pointsof interet 43 display on the map 51 DEELDV s seb gas Sa nbd x s 44 R RDAS eae aa ee 35 CONS rc 34 Repect current track 74 Restrictions mcr e p ms 42 55 Route Cen oed toe Cit RIRs 47 Ic 232 bss Save ease RIPE 42 55 F
5. gt P gt NE ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 76 PICTURES MODE Selecting pictures display T he pictures display is caled up from the main menu s Pictures gt Press the Pictures key in the man menu The Picture Viewer is cled up and ap pears with its main screen e If thelas image displayed is present on thememory card this will bedisplayed in the image area e If it is no longer avalable the next pic ture in the sare folder is displayed If there ae no pictures in the correspond ing folder no pictures are displayed e f the memory card contains no pic tures theNo pictures available mes Sege appas The Picture Viewer Using the picture viewer the images stored on the memory card of the T reffic Assit JPG can be cdled up and dis played The Picture Viewer is shown be low dong with its scaendard display and a sample picture Note Y ou cen find out how to save image files on a memory card under Transmitting music tracks pictures and videos on page 31 0002 jpg TEM La NC ya J r Ir A i T he picture currently loaded is displayed in the centre of the Picture Viewers The file name appegrs above the picture Pictures Operating the Picture Viewers Various key pands are arranged around the picture display to amplify operations Scrolling The 4 gt keyscen beused to scroll in
6. gt P B a seu 2 gt NL l amp mMI gt DK BECIKE RO gt N gt FIN Front of unit with controls and displays gt TR 1 Touch xren showing the man menu sdected e Touch rem key gt GR Press activetes the corresponding key command Press reurnsto numerous applicati ons 222157 Press for longer switches the T reffic Assist on and off 4 Mood light 22b ok 14 OVERVIEW TRAFFIC ASSIST gt D gt F gt gt E gt P ELIT 2 gt DK 2 gt N gt FIN Rear of unit 1 Pointfor connecting up an extend antenna ES externd antenna not induded in the scope of suppl y 2 Sound piecefor loudspeskear 3 Cradleinterface Cradle not induded in the scope of supply gt PL gt GR E gt H Zok OVERVIEW TRAFFIC ASSIST gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK ds gt N gt FIN Left sde of unit gt TR 1 ON OFF swith Right ddeof unit gt GR e Mini USB connection ES 3 Rese button 4 3 5 mm connexion for headset Connection socket for TM C E226 7 antenna headset not induded in scope of supply 5 SD memory card dot gt H gt SK 16 Applies only to the T reffic Asst with TMC Maintenance and care T he unit is maintenance free For proper care a commxyrdaly avalable deensng fluid for dectricad devices may be applied using a soft damp doth N Danger Danger to life by eecroocution Always SMtch off the unit and dis
7. A possible street is displayed each time anew later is entered T rafficAssst rulesout dl imposi blecom binations of lates and only activates those letter boxes which will produce an existing street A building number can only be sdected once the street has been sd ected and or if building numbers are aso present in the data gt Pressthe letters of the destination street one another another TheOK key The OK key can be used to transfer the destination sdected into the route cd culation menu If thedesti nation required eppegrs in the upper edge of the display oncethefirst letters or numbers have ben entered you can transfer the destination immediatey with OK without using the list function gt Pressthe OK key to transfer your desti nation into the route calculation menu NAVIGATIONAL MODE Using the list of streets If you have already entered sore of the letters of the street you want you can use the List function to display al the rets containing the combination of letters in Question gt Presthel key on thebottom edge of thescresn to call up thelist of Streets gt The gret is sdeced by pressng the corresponding button E Unter Den Birken N Unter Den R ster F Unter Den Eiche E 2 xi Unter Den Linde amp Am Unterholz Selecting the Intersection After entering the destination town and road you can enter an intersacting road in order to further limit the c
8. PL gt CZ gt H aK 53 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F zal E gt P gt NE ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK T he following settings are poss ble Setting Meaning Show signs The Show signs button dlows you to show treffic signs if you exceed the spead limit In town With the button next to In town you n sx the amount over the speed limit at which you would liketo reca ve an acoustic waning within built up arces Out of town With the button next to Out of town you can sc the amount ove the speed limit at which you would like to rasave an ecoustic waming outs de built up arees 54 Warning With the or 3 but tons you can si whether you would liketo reca ve an acoustic werning with regard to speed limits which only apply during rany or mowy condi tions or a particular times gt Press a button and choose the sdting you require gt Confirm your sdection by pressing the OK key Danger Some of the infornmetion contained in the map malerid may be inacaurate due to short term or recent changes such as road works for eamplie Supplying infomnadion is secondary to the navigation systenis main function which is traffic monitoring and sgn posting The Routing options key You can sc your drive profile in the Routing options sdtings window The settings made h
9. T he bracket will have stuck firmly to the adepta It can now be sc predsdy T o rermmove actuate the lever 3 again Adjusting the unit bracket T hesupport plate 7 can beswungin two directions horizontally and vertically It can thereby be sc amp wirtudly every ange Of vison to the driver Note Do not swing the support plate in both directions a the sme time Before mov ing aways take the T rdffic Assist off the unit bracket Vertical movements gt Loosen the fastening screws 2 on both gdes far enough to beableto wiva the carrier plate 7 downwards from above without exerting excess ve force 2 Use one hand to hold the foot 5 and SNing the support plate 7 up to the centre or down into the postion you want gt Tighten the fastening screws 2 affi Gently so that the T rdffic Assis is hdd securdy in place when the vehide is in motion Horizontal movements gt Loosen the locking screw 1 until the support plate 7 can beswung from left to right without too much effort 2 Use one hand to hold the foot 5 and swing the support plate 7 to the left to thecentreor to theright into the position you went gt R amp aighten thelocking screw 1 again so thet the T reffic AS is secure for trav d Adding the Traffic Assist T he unit holder 6 is equipped with four zu guides the carrier plae 7 has corre sponding retaining lugs gt Postion the unit holder with the guides Se onto the
10. how it sticks to the dashboard On the windscreen If the dashboard is too far away from thedriver the unit bracd d cen be fitted irectly to the windsceen using the suction mechanism gt If theadapter plate 4 isd ready secured at the foot 5 removethis Pull the le ver 3 upwards and renovethe adapter plate 4 downwerds for this purpose gt Find asuitable postion gt Press the base 5 with its suction sur face against the windshidd gt Rotete the unit bracket so that the sup port plate is roughly in the direction of viewing required gt Press the lever 3 downwards T he bracket will have stuck firmly to the windscreen It can now be s predsdy T o remove actuatethe lever 3 again On the dashboard An adapter plateis provided for mounting on the dashboard T his is tuck on to the dashboard T he mounting face may only be sightly curved Note If the adapter plate is removed you may find residue from the gue on your da board gt Find asuiteble position gt Remove the protective film from the lower contact surface of the adapter plate 4 Press the adapter plae 4 onto the instrument pand 2 Takethe unit holder pull the lever 3 upwards and position the base 5 with its suction surface into the upper con tact surface of the adapter 4 gt Tum the unit holder such that the car ria plate is postioned roughly in the desired viewing direction gt Pressthe lever 3 downwards
11. the direction indicated by the arrow and to therefore move between the pictures at the current folder levd Slideshow During the dideshow al pictures from the current folder leva are automaicaly displayed one after another The side show can be started using the following key m gt Press the key feeturing the slideshow icon A prompt aopeers once dl images have been displayed gt f you wish to raet the dide show press Yes 2 f you wish to end the dide show press No T heside show will be reposted autornati Cally if no buttons are pressed Press the BACK button to end the side show Full screen In full screen mode the current pictureis enlarged to fill the entire touch screen Full screen mode can be started using the following keys gt Press the key feeturing the full screen icon T he image display changes to full screen end initiates the dide show with the dis played image of the current folder levd By pressing the left hand or right hand touchscreen surface the previous or next image in the current folder led is dis played Y ou can retum to the scandard screen by pressing the BACK key Shutting down the Picture Viewer Press the back key to shut down the Pic ture Viewer The man menu appes PICTURES MODE Folder viewing mode Under the picture digolayed in the Picture Viewer the pictures folder leva is dis played in akey pand i Pictures gt Press the key pand Folder
12. SE gt P gt NL gt DK ze gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL AEZ gt H gt SK 22 Connecting up external antenna T o enable reception under adverse rae tion conditions an etena GPS antenna can be connected not induded For this purpose a doseble connecting socket is located on the reer of the housing If no externd antenna is connected this con nection must aways be dosed again LL PETIT 2 Open the dosure by pulling gently on its upper surface gt Connect the etena antenna up as de scribed in the manufacturer s instruc tions Switching the Traffic Assist on off T he unit is Switched on and off using the back key LE aa Gl d 8 E cuum m ESSI Note Pleese deactivate the Becker moodlights while driving in your vehide in order to prevent visud distraction from the road traffic Switching on gt Sd theOn Off witch on theleft sdeof the unit to On gt Press the back key for afew seconds T he unit isswitched on The meanufactur a s logo app rs on the touch screen The following question appegsrs shortly thereefter Comply with highway code A Comply with highway code ox d gt If you agree with this request pres the OK key Note TheT rafficAssst may only beused in ac cordance with the applicable nationa road traffic act Switching off You cen switch the unit off ak any time If necessary new destinations should first b
13. TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 37 NAVIGATIONAL MODE zu gt F ul SUE gt P gt NL gt DK ze gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL AEZ gt H gt SK 38 Navigation menu Address A sdection window for spedfyi ng the de tination is opened from the Neawigadion menu by pressing the Address key E address au E Point of interest A Select on map E Enter coordinates f Route planning gt n the nawigetion menu press the Ad dress button T he sdection window for the address ap Postco penc he We T Selecting a country The Country button offers you adl the countries ava lable on the memory card for navigation A country is adopted auto metically in the address input menu after sdecion If a destination country has da ready been entered it aopears in the first line and istherefore active Postco jt 21 gt Pressthedestination Country key to ac cessthe sdection list of countries T hesdection list appeers Di Bosnia And Herze gt Pres the key of the country you want gt If necessery pres the arow kes 1 v A ontheright hand edge of the screen to scroll through all the destina tion countries available Select address and start You cen enter the exact destination ad dress in the address entry sc
14. a the beginning gt Pres the rdevant traffic announce ment gt Press the button at the bottom of the screen to switch between Evade and Ig nore EA Germany Heilbronn Mannheim A Bad Rappenau Sinsheim 2 Steinsfurt roadworks Stationary traffic Length 3 mile s v N UJ L Ss is being evade NAVIGATIONAL MODE Map display Map layout Map display with driving guidance S IDa The map layout varies according to the aA gt D m sed P EMEND Ip oy nd VaFIOUS current mode of operation of the T reffic applications usng the miniature map Asset icon ar dl Navigation men di Map display without driving guidance K Home x BAHNHOF ELLHO SE Kaiserallee Karl e Erbprinzenhof K gt Sdect the key with the map icon 1 Road to which the next driving ma gt P noeuvre leads 2 Vehide speed and atitude above gt NL i scn leva This opens the map display If the navigation function has not 4 Route gt DK been acti vaced the map display will cover 4 Vehidelocstion M virtudly al of the touchscreen An icon id MM Doo abl le na pan ing driven on display not availeblefor gt N a toolbar is aways displayed in the lower all roads PAE ee GOET Cee he 6 Traffic lane recommedation only x appears on some multi lane roads red STR arrows recommended lanes 5 Speed limit on the road currently be gt GR Note Following the t
15. cable H owever to use the data on the PC you will first have to instal the free Active Sync software from Miao soft Unit bracket T he T reffic Assist can be mounted in the vehide using the unit bracket Accessories Mains power supply unit This power supply dlows connection of the T raffic AS to a mans outlet Requirements for power supply Alternating current e 100 240 V 0 2 Amps e 50 60 Hertz External GPS antenna Y ou can use an etena antenna to im prove reception in vehides where only limited GPS reception isavailable not in duded in thescope of supply Pleese con tact your loca stockist for more informe tion Headset When using the T reffic Assist an MP3 player commxrdadly avalable head phones with a 3 5 mm jack or adapter can be connected not included Danger Prevention of damage to hearing T heuseof headphonesor er phones over a relatively long period of time at a high val ume may cause permanent damage to your hearing Conformity with the limits for sound pressure laid down in the standard NF EN 50332 1 2000 required by French Ar deL 5232 1 is guarantee Note Headphones must not be used while driving Comply with the local nationd laws and regulations gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 11 THE TRAFFIC ASSIST gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S g
16. card reeding device or the use the USB cable to connect the T ra ffic Assist to the computer gt boot up the computer and inset the DVD gt use the instdlation program to transfer the map required gt dide the memory card back into the Traffic Asso or correctly remove the USB cable gt witch the Traffic Assist back on The new mep isavalable right away Transmitting music tracks pictures and videos As the complete European map set occur pies virtudly all the memory space on the memory card provided pictures music and videos should be stored on a separate memory card not induded in scopeof de livery T hefilescan betransfarred viaacerd reacd e or the USB connection Note Use obvious folder names because these will hap you later when you aretrying to find the file you want in the T raffic As go Faults If unit faults rdating to the operating sys 2p tem occur messages to this effect will be displayed These should be acknowl edged If the activated function cannot then be executed the Traffic Assist must be retarted usi ng the ON OFF switch or the reset button If the messages r pp r or the unit does not function correctly for any other reeson pleese contact your local stockist Note N ever attempt to open the unit yoursdf Pleese contact your authorised deser if you are unable to remedy the fault 31 gt F gt HE gt P 2 NL gt DK US gt N gt FIN
17. carrier plate retaining lugs gt Slide the unit holder downwards to the zA stop The Traffic Assist has receptades for the E unit holder on the top and bottom of the Sp housing gt Insert the Traffic Assis into the unit gt NL holder with the receptades on the bot tom of the hous ng gt DK gt Press the Trafic Assis into the unit mno holder without employing excessive forceuntil thedip 8 engagesin there VUE ceptade gt FIN Note E To remove the Traffic Assist press the dip 8 ontheunit holder with onefinger gt GR end removetheunit from the unit holder gt Pl using your free hand 7 22 074 zx gt SK 25 gt D gt F zal ele gt P gt NL ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR GR gt PL ze OTA gt H SK 26 Basic information about the touch screen The Traffic Asss is fitted with a touch screen Note To ensurethat the digolay s surfaceis not damaged you may only touch it with your fingersor ablunt non smeagring ob ject Operation T he buttons which aopeer in the menus or message windows should simply be touched so that they are displayed es if they had been pressed If the key pressed is not permitted in the current stuaion a short sgnd will sound Calibration If the touch screen starts responding im predsdy and eg buttons have to be touched off centre in order to be actu acted calibration should be undertaken T he calibration function i
18. coordinates Route planning Settings N avigation menu Address Sdectinga country Sdaet addres and dart Cancdling navi cati on 32 32 33 33 33 33 33 HREERRY 35 35 35 36 36 36 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 OOS 43 Navigation menu Point of interest Paint of interet Near GPS pastion Paint of interet nationwide N avigation menu Sdect on mep N avigation menu Route planning Routelist Usnga route TheNew button TheEdit key TheCalaulatekey TheStart key N avigation menu Enter coordinates Navigation menu Settings T he Routei nfo key T he Auto modekey TheMap info key The Spex key T he Routing options key TheHareaddres button TheVdurrekey TheTMC button TheDirrrrer button TheFarret key TheSmert Spdler button TheTimeZonekey T he Factary settings key T he button Load map What is dynamic route gui dance Displaying TM C messages on the mep 43 45 47 65853 49 50 50 51 51 52 53 53 55 56 56 57 57 58 58 59 59 59 Applies only to the T reffic Assist with TMC INDEX UsngTMC Reading a message Digday therdevant road in the map U pdati ng announcaments T aking announcements i nto consideration when calculating routes Automat c real aul ati on Manual recalaulati orr M ap display M ap layout M ap digday without dri vi ng gui dance M ap digday with driving gai dance M ap display with tod bar Using the m display Repeat the last va ae pron Chang ng
19. countries currently only Bdgum Germany Denmak France Itay The Ne helands Austria Sweden Switzer land and Spain TMC reception must be avalable in or der to activate dynamic navigation and the functions described bdow Traffic announcements aretransmitted by radio stations Mathe TMC Traffic M es sege Channd in addition to the radio programme and are reca ved and and ysed by thenawigation system Recaevingtraffic announcements is free of charge gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 59 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 60 Note As the traffic announcements are trans mitted by radio stations we cannot sume responsibility for the completeness or accuracy of the announcements Austria T helocation and event code wes made available by ASFINAG and BM VIT If dynamic route guidanceis active acon tinuous check is made for the presence of relevant announcements for the sdected route however traffic problems still ap pear on the map even when route guid enceis not active KAKLSKUHE Dx forrion e d If these continuous checks deermi ne that atrdffic announcement isrdevant to route guidance the unit will automatically re calculate a new route to the destination See TheTMC button on page 56
20. gt IR gt GR gt PL 2 eZ gt H SK NAVIGATIONAL MODE B gt F zx le gt P gt NL gt DK 255 gt N gt FIN zc Ws gt GR gt PL OVE gt H SK 32 What is navigation N aigeation Lain navigare to trava by sce isgenerdly understood to mean find ing the postion of a vehide d emining the direction of and distance from the de sred destination and esteblishing and fol lowing arouteto this desti nati on N avi ga tiond ads indude the das distinc objects a compas and satellites TheT reffic Assis uss its GPS receiver to find the vehides postion The Globd Positioning System GPS wes devdoped by the US military in the 1970 s a mis gle guidance sytem GPS is based on atotd of 24 stdlites dr ding the earth which continuousy ent gqnds The GPS recaver reca ves these gagnas and uses the dday of each of the signals to ciaulde its distance from the individua satelites n turn it can usethis information to determine its current geo graphical postion The sSgnads of amp lest three etdlits are needed to eseblish postion If four or more sgnads are ava lable heaght above sea levd cen dso be calculated Traffic Asist determines the direction of end distance to the destination with the ad of a digta road atlas on the SD card and the navigation computer For sefe amp y directions to the designation are mainly provided verbally T he direc tion display a
21. have an entry with two words eg for names of towns the words should be separated by a space gt To enter aspace pressthe key The back key T he back key is integrated in the bottom left hand comer of the cesing bie lt BECKER AS a ST ni RFE O ETS Tr nues SELES Ea ei ee HM AR KENIA YO It has various functions e Pressing and holding switches the T ref fic AS to standby and back on again when in standby mode depending on the menu context if pressed briefly you will be returned to the previous entry levd 22 1 gt F gt EXE gt P gt NL gt DK 2 59 gt N gt FIN ZIR gt GR gt PL E gt H SS 29 zp gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL ze OTA gt H SK 30 More maps The memory cerd provided hes a Storage cepadty of 2 GB and offers suffident spacefor the complete Europesn map set the T raffic Assist does not support larger memory cards If you should lose the supplied memory card or if it should become defective the rmap set can beinstdled on another mer ory card Installation program T here is a mep instalation program on the map DVD OncetheD VD isinserted in a persond computer s DVD drive this program will usually start up autometi cal ly The program guides you through the instalation process Otherwise you will
22. haveto stat the pro gram manually 2 Open Windows Explorer gt Sadet your DVD drivefolder gt Double dick on the Setup exe file Transferring files Files can be transferred indirectly via the memory card or directly viatheU SB port Note Only themeps supplied in theT raffi c As gat may be used The insalaion or transfer of files or programs which limit or modify the function of the T raffic As sst is prohibited Transferring using the SD card reader T hesimples and fatet form of transfer is to use a standard SD card reader does not fal within the scope of supply The memory card is plugged into this The files required are then saved on the memory card usng the computer s software Transferring using the USB port The USB port is used to link the T reffic Assst directly to a parsona computer The Microsoft ActiveSync program must beinstdled for transmission M icro soft amp ActiveSync is contaned on the DVD provided T helink then involves sveda steps gt Switch off T raffic Assist gt Link the Traffic Asst and computer using the USB cable gt Switch on Traffic AS again do not pres the srem ate the unit is Switched on ActiveSync autometi caly sets up alink to the T reffic Asst Transferring maps T he instdlation softwere from the DVD Should be used for the transfer This in volves the following stages gt Switch off Traffic Assist remove memory card and plug into an SD
23. info When thisfunction isen abled asmal arow indi cates which lane you should mowe into in the ca of multi lane roads Note Sore of this information cen only be displayed if it is contained in the map meteria gt With the option buttons pres on d ther or x to enebleor disble the setting gt Confirm your sdection by pressing the OK key The Auto mode key You can change the mep view sdtings 2D 3D display auto zoom and mep Orientation in the Auto mode sdtings window gt Press Auto mode in the stings menu Auto mode T he Auto mode sdti ngs menu appes SA Auto mode OK Begin with 2D 2D Autozoom Standard 2D View Driving dir j Setting Mening Begin with Sdect whether the tand ard mep view isto bethe 3D or the 2D view 2D Autozoom In the of 2D view navi gati on sdect wheth amp you would like the auto zoom low normal high or no auto zoom View as standard With the Autozoom op tion thezoom range var ies according to your speed When you drive dowly the scde is de acma VW hen you drive fate the scde is in cregeed 2D View In the cese of 2D Mew neMi gati on sdect wheth e the map should beori ented to the north or in the direction of travel as Standard OK key gt Confirm your sdection by pressing the NAVIGATIONAL MODE The Map info key In the Map info sattings window you cen meke settings for additiond information in t
24. light Mood light gt Push the button Mood light Thelignt bars are controlled accordingly Note Pleese deactivate the Becker moodlights while driving in your vehide in order to prevent visud distraction from the road traffic 22 13 gt F gt PE gt P gt NL gt DK eae AN gt FIN SR gt GR gt PL 2 CZ gt H ZK 83 zp gt F zal E gt P gt NE ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 84 SETTINGS Tones You cen switch the Traffic Assist ad tones on and off T his can dso be effected by didcking on the display buttons 2 PressTones Depending on the previous setting the sgnad tons are switched on or off The current setting is indicated via display of therdevant icon in colour m D Tones Tones Let icon T ones switched on e Right icon T ones switched off Automatic on off The Trdfic Ast cmn with automeaticdly to dep mode when the vehideignition is Switched off Prerequiste e TheTraficAssis must beconnected to the vehide dgardte lighter sae dso page 21 e Thedgeretelignte is de energ zed after the ignition is switched off e Therdevent function cen be switched on amp the T rdfic Assis Switching the function on off gt Press Automatic on off Depending on the previous sting the function will be switched on or off The current setting is indiceted vi
25. of the MP3 track the times displayed may very digntly from the actua time Pause Playback can be paused amp any time and then continued UU gt Press the key featuring the pause icon Playback isinterrupted The current track isstill displayed in thetrack line T hebut ton display changes to the Playback icon Playback is continued by pressing again Folder overview Bodyrock A Moby 3 Find My Baby 03 57 min Wn e Eney MP3 The contents of the current folder eppegrs The file name aopesrs in the top line and bdow this any aaladie subfolders and track titles gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SS 73 MUSIC OPERATIONS gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 74 T he currently playing track is surrounded by ared frame gt Press the B button in order to move up onelevd in thefolder structure BS Musik B oJ Lawless amp Moby Q Comin Home MP QN Delicately Yours Here as wel the name of the current folder appems in the top line and underneath it the subfolders and then the tracks which it contains gt Press on a folder in order to display its contents gt Press on atrack in order to play it Repeat current track T he pieceof music currently bang played is
26. repeated continuoudy when the follow ing key is pressed e 2 Press the key feeturing the repeet icon Playback of the piece of music is reoested continuously The icon now appes in a red frame gt f you went to sop the repeet functi on again press the key featuring the repest icon Setting volume You can increese or dere the volume by presingthe or buttons Warning Always adjust the volume so that you can still hear any ambient noise while driving gt Pres or toincresseor dereese the volume gt Pres in order to mutethe musc gt Press again in order to cancd the mute function MUSIC OPERATIONS Navigation during MP3 player operation You can start or conti nuean acti venaM ge tion whilethe M P3 player is playing mu s E 28odyrock 4 E N Moby 3Find My Baby 03 57min A 4 Honey ros a gt Press the card symbol on the lower rignt hand edge of the screen for this purpose Themep viewisdisplayed whilethemusic continuesto play Shutting down the MP3 Player Pressthe back key to shut down the M P3 Player The man menu aopesrs Note Beer in mind thet music will continueto play when you exit the M P3 menu Press the pause icon to stop music playback See Pause on page 73 gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H Zok 75 gt D gt F zal yy le
27. the announcarent vdurre I nforregsti on rows Zooming and the map tod bar Display route tod bar DigdayngTMC messages tod bar Dayine Nigh timedes ga tod bar Change di gd ay tod bar Paint northwards tod bar Available POI s along the route tod bar M overrep tod bar Calling up the qoti onsmenu tod bar Postic n inforrraticn tod bar Playpack of MP3 files duri ngan adi ve navi gati on 61 61 61 62 62 62 63 63 63 63 65 65 288 8 amp 2p gt F gt HE gt P NE gt DK 23 gt N gt FIN gt IR gt GR gt PL 2 eZ gt H SK 9 gt F zu le gt P gt NL BIK A gt N gt FIN zc Ws gt GR gt PL OVE gt H Zk INDEX Music operations Sdecting musc playback TheM P3 player Operating the M P3 Players Trad amp ip Play Pause Fade ovevi ev Repeat current tradk Setting vdurre N aM gation duri ng M P3 player operati on Shutting down the M P3 Player Pictures mode Sdecting pictures display T he Picture Viewer Operding the Pidure Viewers Sadling Slideshovv Full rem Shutting down thePidureVi eve Folder viewing mode Operding folder viewing mode Subfadders Sadling Sdetinga pidure Chang ngfdde levds Clos ngfdder vi evi ng mode 7e 72 72 72 72 73 73 73 74 74 75 75 76 76 76 76 76 76 77 77 77 78 78 78 78 78 78 Video mode Sdecting video pl
28. to enter anew route point Delete This box cn be usedtoddeae a high lighted route point OK T his box can be used to save the processed route and transfer it to rapid access T hese keys can beusad to stroll up and down through thelists Ja lv The Calculate key A planned route n ds be calculated without GPS recepti on so that you can get an overview of thejourney When doing this the first route point specified is used as the darting point for the route Note During navigaion your current location is the tating point used T hefirs legis then the journey to the first route point specified 2 Press the button Calculate to have the totd distance and probable length of the journey ca culated for this route The Routing options entry window is opened gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H OW 49 NAVIGATIONAL MODE zp gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 50 gt Definethe stings you want gt Presthe 4 button The route is cdalaed A window in forms you of the progress of the cdaula tion Calculating a fast route Berlin Unter Den Linden Cancel T vi V Oncethecaoaulaion iscomplee thetota distencefromthefirst to thelast poi nts on the route and the probable length of the journey for this route ar
29. viewing mode appegsrs 1 i Pictures E 0001 JPG er 23 0002 JPG EM im 0003 JPG 4 l gt Inthisvieving mode thenameof thecur rent folder levd is displayed in the top line It content aopeers in thelist provided bdow the line The lis fidds are dso displayed but tons Pictures and sub folders are dis played dong with ther names 22 13 gt F gt mE gt P gt NL gt DK eae AN gt FIN SR gt GR gt PL 2 CZ gt H aK 77 PICTURES MODE Operating folder viewing mode Changing folder levels ES With thell button you cen moveto the Subfolders next highest folder levd All folders containing image files aein Pres the appropriate button to display a duded in the folder ovevi ew subfolder s contents gt F E scrolling Closing folder viewing mode You cen usethe 4 v kesto srol hefolde overview is dosad by pressing 7 E through thelist display in thedirectionin tHe BACK button diceted by the arrow ms T hecurrent list pageand thetota number 5 NL of its contents appear between the keys gt DK Selecting a picture You cen load a picture from the list um srraghnt into the Picture Viewer SN gt Press the button of the picture you Want gt FIN Folder viewing mode is dosed and the Picture Viewer aopeers dong without the Eus picture requested OR gt PL ee gt H OK 78 Selecting video playback Video playback is caled up
30. Becker Traffic Assist 2 2 GB SD CARD gt TOUCH SCREEN gt EUROPA NAVIGATION gt PICTURE VIEWER gt MP3 WMA VIDEQ PLAYER gt TMC FUNKTION gt e Wansdort o gt BECIKE Operating instructions INDEX Index 2D Safety information The Traffic Assist Operating guide content wale Use N avigation zl Music Pictures gt E Video gt p Unpacking the T reffic Assist Checking the ddivery gt NE D di very contents Complaints procedure 2 DK H andling the packaging D exription of unit 7s Traffic Assist basic unit Cablefor power supply from xe Cgerette lighter FIN Batay SD memory card TR USB connection cable Unit bracket gt GR Accesories M ai ns power supply unit it et External GPS antenna H eadset ee I nformetion about zH documentation Quick start guide gt SK Operating instructions OMOUOVUAHDAWAWAANNNN OF Iv 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 Registration Repairs Emissions and disposd Overview Traffic Assist Maintenance and care Battery qudity dedaration Display quaity dedaration Start up M errory card Inserting memory card Ejecting memory card Power supply Using the battery Connecting to socket Connecting up to power supply Removing power supply Connecting to the dgarete lighter TMC antenna GPS antenna Unit antenna Connecting up externa antenna Switching the T raffic Assist on off Switching on Switching off Unit bracket Fitting the unit bracket On thewindsrem On the
31. Dimmer Dimmer gt Switch the dimmer on via the 4 button or off viathe 3 button gt Confirm your settings by presing OK The Format key Using the Fom configuration window you can spedfy which units of messure ment to use for time and distance gt Press Format in the sti ngs menu F Format T he Fom settings menu aopesrs e Format OK Time 12h Distance mis km Setting Meaning Time Press this fidd to togge between the 12 hour and 24 hour dock display Distance Press this fidd to togge between the kilomeare end mile display gt Confirm your settings by hittingtheOK key gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 57 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 58 The Smart Speller button The Smart Spdle dlows you to enter towns roads or other destinations that you aresegrchi ng for morequickly using a logcd process of dimination gt Pres Smart Speller in the stings menu Smart Speller T he Smert Spdiler sdti ngs menu appes You cen activete or deactivate the Smat Spdler in the Smart Speler stings win dow by pressing the 4 and 3 buttons gt Confirm your entry by pressing OK The Time Zone key Sc the rdevant time zone for your region in the TimeZone configuration wi
32. Displaying TMC messages on the map Current TM C messages are displayed on the mep in graphic form Sections of the route where there are problems with traf fic are highligated green An orange a row continues to be displayed which in dicetes the treffic direction which is effected by the holdup In addition to the coloured mark a wam ingsgn isdisplayed on the streccn of road effected KAKLSKUHE Options e P Applies only to the T reffic Asst with TMC Using TMC Once you have connected the TMC an tenna your T reffic Assist will reca ve cur rent traffic announcements and dynamic route cdculation will be enabled traffic jam diverson You cen dso view traffic announcements directly To pres the TMC See TheTMC but ton on page 56 gt In themep display activatethe sse d so page 64 toolbar and press A Or gt In the main menu press TMC see dso page 26 Note The button only becomes visble once you have switched to navigation mode and then called up the main menu again After switching the Traffic Asst with TMC off and on aan wa the On Off switch the TMC button is only visble following the procedure dezcri bed above NAVIGATIONAL MODE After pressing one of the two buttons the Cuxhaven gt Gay Walsrode 1 E Hagen gt l GieBen You cen scroll through the list using the arow keys a v on the right hand edge of the screen T he road number m
33. ED EIC oes utr REDE En 47 SGC 1o toma ER ein 2 42 55 SOLE vd t woe wha Ra EI 42 55 WOOF uu a aoa hues MUERE 54 Routeplanning 37 47 S Safety information 5 32 Scroll inimegefolder 79 Scrolling Id SS oen osa exi e id 78 inthepicturesfolder 76 Dua oM NP aes 18 Sdecimegedisplay 79 Sdectingapicture 78 Sdecing picturesdisplay 76 Sdecdingsred 40 Sdedingtown 39 Setingthevolume 65 Setting volume 74 Settings for Navigation 37 51 Short route ae E Anar eene a 42 55 Shutting down the Picture Viewer 77 Slidehow 2 eee 76 Speed limit 2 2 0 2 ee eee 53 SVS Sg oru oa EAE ee es 86 T Timefoma 25 0 bso ed Hae eke ond 57 Timeof amivd 51 TMe sip anaana ees oa eee 58 WT Ln iret Por it ee esa es eode 59 Display onthemep 60 Recdculating routes 62 SEUINGS oce evRFEEG EM 56 TOLTO 2 cede xd Re 42 54 55 Trad time 5 uie ERR EE SERES ns 51 Travd timeremaning 51 Typeofroute 54 Typeofrouting 54 U Units of meesurement 57 USB Bc Poh PEE 86 W Warnings Sped limit sc fads uox Ex 53 KEYWORDS eB gt F E XE gt P 2 NL gt DK 219 AN gt FIN TS gt GR gt PL 2224574 gt H SK 89 TECHNICAL DATA Di
34. L gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H aK 35 NAVIGATIONAL MODE zu gt F SUE gt P gt NL gt DK ze gt N gt FIN FTR gt GR gt PL AEZ gt H gt SK Entries in the sdection menu which only eppezr if a home address has been creeted 7 Selection Meaning Show details Full home address daais displayed Change T he stored home address can be changed Delete home address T he stored horne address is deeed 36 Change to map display Y ou can changeto map display from rapid eccess using thefollowing key gt Press the key f turi ng the map icon T he mep display and al its functions ap Displaying current position Y ou cen have your current position dis played in the map display gt n rapid access press the key featuring the map icon on the upper edge of the screen Calling up Navigation menu T he extended options of the navigation menu are provided by pressing the Navi gation menu key e See T heN avigation menu on page 37 NAVIGATIONAL MODE TheNavigation menu If you do not want to sdect a desi nation quickly or if the planned destination isnot yet avalable in the destinations memory you can usethe nami gati on menu to dete mine a new destination E NES 2B BAHNHOF ELLHO CA Kaiserallee Karl e Erbprinzenhof K
35. NL gt DK oe EU Declaration of Conformity E H aman Becker Automotive Systems GmbH dedares herewith that T reffic AS conforms S EIN to the basic requirements of the applicable EU guiddines and in particular conforms to the basic requirements and the other rdevant regulations of the R amp TTE Directive 1999 5 EU STR You cen find a comprehensive EU Declaration of Conformity on our website gt GR http www mybecker com under the D ownloads area for the respective product gt PL gt EZ al 2 Sk 91 NOTICE Disposal gt D Customer information on the disposal of dectrical and dectronic devices privabe households In accordance with the sd f imposad prind ples of Harman Becker Automotive Syters Gm zr bH the product has been devdoped and made from high qudity recydable materids and E components T his symbol on the product and or accompanying documents means that at the end of thar E life dectricd and dectronic products must be disposed of separated y from domestic wate Pleese take these products to communa collecti ng poi nts or recyding centres for processing E and salvage of materias The units will be accepted there free of charge T he proper disposd of this product hdips protect the environment and prevents harrmful ef fects on humans and the envi ronment which could result from improper handling gt DK M ore detaled information on the n ret collecting point or the nearest recycling centre can be obtained fro
36. Not permitted With this option the x corresponding road type is not induded in the route cal culation NAVIGATIONAL MODE T heSave button opens an entry menu for entering a nave for the desination en tered If a name hes been entered and adopted usng OK the desxinaion is transferred to rapid access and protected thee The entry menu adlows you to Change between upper and lower cese la amp ters The Start button can be used to start nav igion straight away All the data entered so far is processad in the route calculation gt PresstheStart key to tat nad gaion Calculating a fast route Berlin Unter Den Linden Cancel i vi v The route is cdculated The m display then aopeers and directionsto thedestina tion begin Cancelling navigation gt Press the back key gt Press the Yes key to confirm that you want to stop Navigation menu Point of in terest Points of interest or POI for short Point of Interest ae induded in the map and cen bedisplayed on the map Points of in teres include airports and ferry taminds restaurants hotds perol dations public buildings e amp c Points of interests cen be used as navigational destinations Note Points of interest from the present sur roundings can only be sdected if the re ception is good enough to locetether po gtion You can set between e aneerby destination e anaionwidedesttination and e adesination in atown
37. ST WORDS File Index File on a CD storege cerd macdrive which contains M PS titles SD Card Secure Digtd TheSecureDigtdad Card wesdevd oped in 2001 by SanDisk on the basis of the older MMC standard An SD card isare writa ble change over storage cerd Stylus A stylusis an input pointer which is used for the operation of touch scresns mobile phones or PDAs The sylus consiss bescadly of a plasic pointer with a softer plastic core The deve is hard and cen be gripped and the softer core emerges a the tip and is de signed to touch the screen ee softly as pos sible i e without the danger of scratching the screen Thesylusisrmoreaccuraethan operation using the fingers since only the thin tip touches the screen In addition dirty marks on the screen caused by finger prints are avoi ded TMC Traffic Message Channa Traffic announcements transmitted by most FM staions va RDS Bass for dy namic navi gation USB Universd Seia Bus The Universd Seia Bus USB is a bus sytem for interconnection of a computer with etena USB peripherds for the ec change of data Applies only to the T raffic Asst with TMC A AdiveSync ls 30 85 Adjusingthevolume 56 59 PAUMOZOOM s Goss EROS Pre boe dels 52 C Caling up without active AMOH 5 oat x Bei e Robert eem t 72 Changing folde levds 78 Closngfolder viewing mode 78 D Daylight smngtime 58 Destination sdection Ent
38. Settings in the navigation menu using the v button and then press it T his takes you to the satting menu Structure Various buttons areavailablein thesating menu E Auomode dE Map info Speed i ne Routing options T he functions of the various keys are ec plained bdow The Route info key In the Route info sdtings window you can sc which additiond information you would like displayed during route guidance gt Pres Route info in the satings menu E T he Route info sati ngs menu appes Show street v x Info final dest v x Info next dest v x Signpost info v x v x T he following settings are poss ble Lane Info Setting Meaning Show street Displaysthecurrent next strega Info final des Displays ETA distance tination remaining time until ar riva a the main detina tion Info next des Displays ETA distance tination ramaning time until a riva a the pat way des tination When thisfunction isen abled you receive infor metion regarding treffic sgning which you Signpost info should follow gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 51 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 52 Lane
39. a display of the rdevant icon in colour Se uw Automatic on off Automatic on off e Left icon Thefunction is Switched on the T reffic Asais does switch off auto meti caly e Right icon T hefunction is switched off theT rafficAssst doesnot switch off autometi cally Information I nformetion conceming the T reffic Assist is displayed using the following buttons Information gt Push the button Information T he informetion display appes BECIKE Traffic Assist Version 1 0 www becker de Pleese note particularly the product des g nation and the deails of the software ve gon Always quote these deals in the event of queries with H armmany Becker serv ice department SPECIALIST WORDS Active Sync ActiveSync isaM icrosoft product Thisis the standard synchronisation softwere for Windows mobile units such as your T ref fic Assist The programme can be down loaded free of charge from the interna GMT Greenwich Mean Time Centrd European Time T he standard time amp O degrees of long tude the longtude which passes through Greenwich Greet Britain This time is used worldwidefor the synchroni sati on of data collection GPS Globd Postioning Sytem GPS deermines your actual geographical position by the use of satdlites It is based on 24 satdlites which orbit the Earth and emit Sgnds The GPS recadver receives these a gnds and cdaulates the didanceto each satdlite from the running time dif f
40. and umlauts Spedad characters and umauts do not have to used when entering the names of towns and rets T he Traffic Asis will change entries from AE OE and UE if necessary 2 If e g you wesearching for thetown of W rzburg then amply press WUERZBURG Speda characters cen be useful when naming destinations and routes gt To daangeto the peda character key pad pres the key T he speda character keypad is displayed B5 an E JOO 123 ABC gt Enter the peda character you want Assoon as you haveentered a peida char acter the sysem autometically switches back to the letters keypad Entering numbers You have to change to the numericd key pad to enter numbers gt Pres thek key T he numerical keypad is displayed gt To ra amp um to entering le amp ters pres ABC f Switching between upper and lower case During free text entry it is possble to switch between upper and lower cese letters gt Press JES T he digolay changes to lower cese B N Uj id gt n order to return to upper cese press EC Deleting characters To ddee the lat character use the back gt Todad ethe character to the left of the cursor pressthe key Inserting spaces If you
41. ap Once the destination has been entered you cen display it in the map of the sur rounding area Q HOUOCAUSZZMAHNN Options ec 9 2 Presstheln map key to display the des tination sdected on the map Options for the drive profile You can s amp your drive profile in the Op tions stings window T he setting made here impacts on the cdoaulaion of the probable journey ti mes and the distance Standard car 4 Routing type fast Motorways Ji X v e ac 4 a x gt Sadet the mode of trava by repegtedly pressing thefidd at thetop left gt Sdect one of the following options by pressing the fidd on the right net to theRouting type display Ferries Toll roads Setting optimum Meaning With this option the op timum route in tams of travd timeand mileageis calculated With this option the shortex route possible for the time required is Ca culated fast short With this option the Shortest route is cd qula ed in terms of kilometres traveled With this option the most scenic route is cd scenic culated With the buttons next to thefiddsMotor way Ferries and Toll roads you cen sx one of thefollowing options Setting Meaning Allowed With this option the corresponding road type Jf is induded in the route Calculation Avoid With this option whe ever possble the corre dil sponding road type is avoided
42. ated lock and gection mechanism Notes T he merory card should only ever bein sated and getad when the unit is switched off If the unit is not switched off data may belot N aigationd operations arenot possible if the memory card containing card datais not inserted If you remove this during neMi gati on directions to your destination will be aborted immediata y Inserting memory card x BECKER BECKER gt Remove the memory card from its packaging without touching or soiling the contact bar gt Hold the memory card sum tha the contact bar faces towards the rear of the unit gt Guide the memory cerd into the card dot gt Exet a little pressure and side the memory card into the card dot until it snaps in Ejecting memory card T he card dot gets the card so tha you cen pull it out with two fingers Use your finger to gently press the memory card aganst the spring force into the card dot and then rdeese it T he cad is getad gt Remove the memory card and place it in the packaging while ensuring not to touch contact bar 22 1 gt F gt EXE gt P gt NL gt DK 2 59 gt N gt FIN SR gt GR gt PL E gt H SS 19 zp gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE ZDK ze gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL AEZ gt H SK 20 Power supply Note First aways switch off the Traffic Assist before connec
43. ayback T hewideo player Operating the video player Opi ng and play ng videos Showi ng the button bar whi levi deo ispay ng Paus ng and reuni ng pl ayoad Fact forward reverse Sdti ngthevdurre Settings Sdecting the sdti ngs T hesating menu Operation Sdection possibilities Clas ngthesdti ng menu T heindividud menu points Energy Display ngthe energy supply Endi ngthe satus digday Brightness Calibration Starti ng cali brati on Language Calling up language section T urn the page Sdecting the lanquage Cancdling the lanquage section M oodlight T ones Applies only to the T reffic Asst with TMC 79 79 79 79 79 880808 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 82 82 82 82 83 83 83 83 83 83 Autometic on off Switching the fundi on on off I nformetion Specialist words Keywords Technical Data NOTICE EU Dedaration of Conformity Disposd SZ SN a Ree 92 T heinformetion contained heran may be Changed a any time without prior notifi Cation T his manua nor any parts thereof may not be reproduced for any purpose whatsoever without the express written consent of Automotive Systems GmbH HARMAN BECKER O Copyright 2007 HARM AN BECKER Automotive Systems GmbH All rights reserved SAFETY INFORMATION A Safety information EE e Theunit may only be operated if the traffic 3tuadion allows for this and if you are absolutely certain that you yourself your fellow passengers or other roa
44. bdow dong with its standard display and a sample track D 2 Bodyroc E e Moby 3 Find My Baby 03 57 min WH a m In the centra area of the M P3 player the title of the currently loaded track with the artis s name and the number in the cur rent folder structure is shown in the title line 7 EE i ese 4 Honey Note T heartist and track name aretaken from thelD3 tag of the M P3 file If the M P3 track played does not have an 1D 3 tag thefile name of thetrack is displayed di rectly Operating the MP3 Players Various key pands are arranged around the track lineto amplify operati ons Track skip T he names of the next and previous track are displayed above and bdow the current music track gt Pres atrak T hetrack in thetrack lineis loaded e f the play button is not pressed the track is not y amp played e If apieceof musc is bang played a present this is topped and playback of the new track started MUSIC OPERATIONS Play The pieces of musc dating from the track displayed in thetrack lineare played when thefollowing key is pressed gt gt Press the key feeturing the play icon TheM P3 Player tarts playback The key changes to display the pause icon Pink Floyd 2 Us And Them 07 50 min NW Under the display of the current track you can se its length and bdow it the daosad timein the form of a bar Note Depending on the bit rate compress on
45. connect the mains power supply unit before demm ing the unit supplied components or accessories Note Do not use any agesve or rave substances or doths which may damage the surface T he unit must not be exposed to weter Your mobile navigation syten wes de signed and manufactured with greet cre and should betreeted with equa care You will enjoy your mobile navigation system for along timeto come if you observe the recommendations listed in the following e Protect your mobilenaM gati on syten from water and moisture If your unit is exposed to moisture switch it off im medi dy and disconnect the power supply Allow the unit to dry at room temperature e Do not operate your mobile navigation sytem in a dusty or dirty environment and do not store it in such an environ ment e Do not sore your mobile navigation sytem in hot environments High tem peratures can shorten the service life of dectronic components in your unit damage the rechargeable batteries and Cause certain plastics to warp or met e Do not sore your mobile navigation sytem in cold environments During operation when the unit warrns up to operating temperature moisture may forminternaly caus ng damageto dec tronic components e Do not drop your mobile navigation sytem unit protect it from shocks and do not shakeit mproper handling can damage components within the unit Neve us corros ve or aggress ve hear icas deaning solutions or aggressiv
46. current pos tion but dso allows a new desxination to be sdected Rapid access Rapid access dlows you to sdect from the key functions to quickly start navigation Rapid access is illustrated bdow using sample destinations dl Navigation menu Los A p Mome BAHNHOF ELLHO al 9 e Kaiserallee kai Erbprinzenipal K gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SS 33 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE DIK RO gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 34 Structure of rapid access Navigation menu and map display In rapid access the Navigation menu key for calling up this menu isdisplayed in the top line on the lett To the right of this you will find a key feeturing a map symbol This is used to change over to map viewing mode The list of destinations is shown in the lines under this The list of destinations T helist of destinationsdigolays dl thedes tinations available for quick sdection line by line If you have already entered your home address you can start route guid enceto your homeacddressin thefirst line Each lineis split into two boxes Each list box is depicted asa key Thedestination is named on theright hand key and its char acteristics shown in the left hand icon Note T helat 50
47. d users will not be put at risk encumbered or disturbed by this wale e Therulesof appliceble road traffic acts must be observed a all times Destinations may only beinput when the vehideis So Stationary ae e Theneagdionad systemisonly an ad T heda details provided may in some cesss be incorrect The driver must always 5p decide whether to follow the details given or not We accept no liability for the naigetiond system issuing incorrect details Asaresuit of traffic routing changes and deAating data inacourate or incorrect instructions may begiven Drivers SNL should always pay atbention to the achud road sgns and traffic control In particular the naigationd system cannot be usd as a means of orientation in cases of poor visibility gt DK mide e Theunit may only be used for its intended purpose T he volume of the naiigetiond system should be set so that noises outsidethe vehide can still be herd SN e Theunit should be snitched off inmmediabdy if faults occur eg dedopment of smoke or ames gt FIN EM NM 2 S e For safety reesons the unit may only be opened by a spedadist Please contact your local stockist if you require repairs gt GR gt PL SEZ gt H SK SAFETY INFORMATION gt D e TheSD memory card n be removet Caution Smell children could swallow it e Themansvoltages V indicated on the mains charger the car charger adapter and the unit must not be eaesded Failure Se to observe this can result in destruction of the
48. dashboard Adjusting the unit bradket Applies only to the T reffic Asst with TMC 12 12 12 13 17 18 18 18 18 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 23 23 24 24 24 25 Vertical noverents Harizantal movements Adding the T reffic Assist Basic information about the touch screm Operation Calibration Basic information about the menus T he man menu Entries made with the entry menu Enteri ng haractes Adopti ng uoti ons Sadli ngthrough theligs Speial characters and undauts Enteri ng nunbes Switching baween upper and lower cese Ddi ng dharades nserti ng spaces T he back key M ore maps I nsalation program Transfering files Transfering using the SD card reader Transfering using the USB port Transfering maps Transmitting music tracks pictures end videos Faults 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 26 26 27 27 27 28 28 29 29 29 29 30 30 30 30 31 31 31 Navigational mode What is navigation Sdecting navigation Aids for navigation Rapid access N avi gati on manu Map display Rapid access Structure of rapid access N aM ggti on menu and map display T helist cf deti nati ons aonsused O perating rapid access Starting us ng an ed si ng deti nati on Sadlingin the dest nati ons memory Digdayingor editi ng deti nati on Changeto map di sday Digdaying current position Calling up Navigation nmu T heN avigation menu Structure of the navigation menu Addres Paint of inteet Sdet on map Ente
49. desttinationsareautomaticaly stored in the destinations list Once the mernory s capadty hes been fully used up theoldest destination isautormaticaly de leted whenever anew one is entered Im portant destinations can however be pro tected If you sdect your home address and it has not yet been defi ned you will be request ed to enter the address Icons used T hefollowing icons are used in thelist of desti nations Icon Mening This destination is a standard destination without any spe da feetures e T his destination is protected Once the destination memory is full this destination is not autometicdly ddeted If required this can be sc men ualy In the cese of a protected en try you can ds deaermmine the postion using the fest ac cess function 2 Thisdesinationisthecurrent home address NAVIGATIONAL MODE Operating rapid access Starting using an existing destination Destinations already in the destinations memory are lised in the lis of detina tions gt Press the button with the des red desti nation to start route calculation T hecaoaulaion isstarted Oncethecadcu lation is complete the m display ap peers and directionsto the destination be gn Scrolling in the destinations memory You can use the v ja keys to scroll through thelist display in thedirection in diceted on the arrow T hecurrent list pageand thetotad number of its contents appear be
50. e d Scrolling through the list of routes gt Press the Y A arrow keys on the right hand sde of the screen to roll through thelist of routes Displaying route details gt Press button amp amp to display the route detals The Route details window opens You can aso renameor ddaethe routein this window Press the BACK button to return to the route list gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H aK 47 NAVIGATIONAL MODE zp gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE DIK RO gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 48 Sdecting a route gt Press arouteto get it The route is loaded and displayed in the route menu T 0h00 Route Berlin1 Om 0h00 Berlin Streseman ono 8 1 Berlin Aalemannu g Om Oh00 F 2 Berlin Unter Den AE New ia v su Edit Calculate Using a route T hefollowing buttons are available Key Meaning Shows dl stages insde actual routein the mep Ja Iv T hese keys can beusad to stroll up and down through the lists New Opens the address win dow for entering a new destination address Edit Activetes individua route points for process ing Calculate Ca aculaes the difference in distance and the jour ney time for the current entries
51. e Saved gt Press the back key for afew seconds The unit will enter deep mode gt Switch the On Off switch to Off for fi nad deactivation of the unit Unit bracket T he unit bracket can be used to securethe T reffic AS sdirectly to the windscreen or dashboard Note TheTradfic Assis and unit bracket must not be exposed to long periods of direct sunlight T emperatures ingdethe vehide of 70 C and higher may damage parts of the bracket O N oO uo i 0c I9 Fastening screw Fastening screw Lever Adapter plate Base Unit holder Carrier plate Clip 23 AN gt FIN SR gt GR gt PL 2 CZ gt H ZK B gt F zu wile gt P gt NL gt DK 205 gt N gt FIN ZR gt GR gt PL OVE gt H SK 24 Fitting the unit bracket The unit bracket can be secured directly to the inside of the windscreen or to the dashboard Note Fasten the unit holder such tha your fidd of son is not impaired when the Traffic Assis is instdled and ensure that theunit isoutsdethedeployment area of the airbag Ensuretha the decricd connection ca ble does not hamper you from accessing the vehides controls Also ensure that there is enough space to eealy dide the T raffic Assist back out of the bracket Clean the mounting area on the wind screen or dashboard so that it is den and freeof greese Do not usesmegring soapy Cleaning agents otherwisethis may affect
52. e detergents for d mning All the above information applies equdly to the mobile navigation system the re Chargeable battery the mans charging and car power adapters well as dl acces sories Should one of these parts not work properly pleese contact your authorised deder Hewill be pleesed to ass s 20 gt F 2 HE gt P NE gt DK 23 gt N gt FIN gt IR gt GR gt PL 2 eZ gt H SK 17 zp gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 18 Battery quality declaration T hecepadty of therechargeable battery in your mobile navigation system decreeses with every chagnddishagng cyde Improper storage ak excessvdy high or low temperatures may also cause a gradual deterioration of capadty Consequently the operating time may be substantially reduced even in the ceseof afully charged battery T he rechargesble battery is designed such that it should certainly still be possible for it to be charged and discharged after 6 months of operation of your mobile nai gation system In the event of asgnificant loss of Capadty we recommend replace ment of the rechargeeble battery Please contact your authorised dealer Use only genuine BECKER origind spare parts Display quality declaration n some ceges for technical reesons afew discoloured dots pixds may bevis bleon the display Some
53. e displayed in the Route planning window under the list of route poi nts km Oh30 Route Berlin The Start key gt PresstheStart key in therouteplanning menu T heroute options are displayed again gt Presthe 4 keyagan to sart navige tion Note If no GPS sgnd is avalable route guid ance is started autometically as soon aa sgnad is recaved Navigation menu Enter coordinates You cn as ente a desinadon via geographic coordi nates P t Point of interest A Select on map E Enter coordinate A gt Pres Enter coordinates in the navigation menu Calculating a fast route Berlin Unter Den Linden Cancel T vil vm gt Sdect the vdue you wish to change gt Then enter the desired vdues using the 4 to 0 buttons gt You n sx the direction of the longtude and latitudeviaLON and LAT usng the right hand buttons in the row Note The coordinates entered must correspond to WGS84 World Geodetic System 1984 gt Press the Start button to dat route guidanceto the entered coordi nates NAVIGATIONAL MODE Navigation menu Settings T hesattings of rdevanceto the navigation functions can be found in the Settings menu Note All settings must be confirmed by press ing theOK key You can exit the current settings button at any time without sa ing any daanges by pressing the BACK key BE settings M AJ xi gt Scroll to the menu item
54. e lighter has just been used end is ill wam wat until this has cooled down in its mounting 2 Plug the plug adapter into the d garate lighter Note If the engne is switched off usng thevehides power supply through the dgardte lighter wil sow dran the vehide battery Do not therefore op edetheT rdffic AS for extended pei ods with the engine off TMC antenna TheTMC antenna induded in the acces sories is used to receive traffic announce ments gt Push theconnector on theT M C anten na into the cke without employing excess ve force The TMC antenna must be routed so that it does not obstruct you while driv ing H eadphones cannot be connected when the TMC antenna is connected Hower er trdffic announcements can be heard when the headphones are connected Applies only to the T raffic Assis with TMC GPS antenna Unit antenna The GPS antenna is integrated into the hous ng Note T heintegreated GPS antenna isnot wita blefor usein vehideswith anti garewin dows m etdised themo das or mea foil indicated by thewi ndow labd SIG LA SOL SIGLA CHROM SIGLA KOOL OF SUNGATE dtc and vehi des with fine meshed heting wires in the windows If this isthe s usan etena GPS an tenna Pleese consult your loca sped dist dealer 22 13 gt F gt PE gt P gt NL gt DK eae AN gt FIN SR gt GR gt PL 2 CZ gt H Sk 21 zu gt F ul
55. e map toolbar In move mode you cen shift the mep in any direction required You can do this by pinning down the map a any point and then shifting it With the toolbar activat ed press any point on the map and move it in the required direction T he map is then moved accordingly after ashort dday Note If you wait too long before moving the point the postion information regarding the sdected point appegsrs on the map See Postion information toolbar on page 70 Calling up the options menu toolbar T heO ptions menu offersarangeof useful functions gt Press the Options button The Options menu is displayed To dose this menu again usethe Back key or press on the map icon D navi menu 3 Int erim destination Route options Block road Settings D navi menu GPS status E gt P gt NE gt DK a AN gt FIN SR gt GR gt PL 2 CZ gt H ZK NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 70 T he following options are available Ts a8 i l Selection Meaning Navi menu Terminates driving guid ance and switches to rap id access mode Map icon Switches to map display Route options Allows you to change route options only if driving guidance is acti V
56. eg Italy the prefix eg via Gran M undo needs to be entered afte wards eg Gran Mundo via TheOK key The OK key can be used to transfer the desti nati on sd ected into the route cad cul a tion menu If the destination required ap peersin theupper edgeof thedisplay once the first letters or numbers have been en tered you can transfer the desti nation im mediatey with OK without using the list function gt Press the OK key to transfer your desti nation into the route calculation menu Note If two words have to be entered these should be separeted bya character gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 39 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 40 Using the list of towns If you have already entered sore of the letters of the town you want you can use the List function to display dl the towns containing the combination of letters in Question gt Presthel i key on thebottom edge of the screen to call up thelist of towns gt A town issdeced by pressing thecorre spondi ng button i m Baabe 18586 Mecklenburg Vorpommern Baach 71384 Baden W rttemberg Sdecting the street In the destination ret aree the Street end building number can be entered sep addy using alata and numericd key pand
57. ere have an effec on the route sdection and on the calculation of the esti mated journey times gt Press Routing options in the settings menu iso Routing options T he Routing options sdtings menu ap Peers Profile Standard car OK Routing type fast Motorways e Jb X Ferries e Je x Toll roads a die X gt Sdect the mode of travd by repeetediy pressing theProfile fidd gt Sdect one of the following options by pressing the fidd on the rignt next to theRouting type display NAVIGATIONAL MODE Setting Meaning Setting Mening optimum With this option theop Allowed With this option the timum route in tams of corresponding road type travd timeand mileageis Jf is induded in the route ca culated Calculation fast With this option the Avoid With this option whe Shortest route possble eve posible the corre for the time required is dii sponding road type is Ca culated avoided short With this option the Not permitted With this option the Shortest route is cd cul at corresponding road type ed in terms of kilormetres 4 is not induded in the traveled route cal culation scenic With this option the gt Confirm your sdection by pressing the most scenic route is ca OK key culated With the buttons next to thefid ds Motor way Ferries and Toll roads you cen st one of thefollowing options The Home address button In the Home address windo
58. erences and thus evduadtss its actual cur rent postion in terme of geogrephicd length and width In order to deermmine thepostion sgnasfrom lees three sat elites are required and the fourth one d lows the ha ght to be determined HDOP Horizontd Dilution Of Predson H DOP states the qudity of the posti ond dtermination In theory values from O to 50 are possi ble whereby the following ap plies thesmaler the vduethe more accu retethe positioning vd ueO no deviation from the atua postion Values of up to 8 are accepteblefor navigation units ID3 Tag index of Contents of an MP3 title Contains information such title artist album year and genre JPG JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group The JPEG is the mos common type of storage format for dissipating picture compresion i e when compressing de tals of the picture are los Still provides good picture quadity despite compression compression stages are sdecteble It isthe most common forma for representation and exchange of pictures on the internet Memory Card A re writable storage card In the T reffic Assst itisaSD card MP3 Spedad compresion process for audio daa eg muso gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 85 gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 86 SPECIALI
59. ering address 38 from ep do cede ceed eee ees 46 Point of interest 43 Destinations home address 34 proteted une aber oe Be ES 34 Se iui iu V EM EM LE 43 gandard ye ed ae ey owe ETE 34 Desinaionsmemory 35 Cerne 28 4646 obese eee ee xU 35 Points of interest 46 ZTO yaa ee ewe ne eves bad 35 B QM aos ee ee a ee a ee 52 Display treet names 51 Displaying current postion 36 Displaying current dret 51 Distenceto destindtion 51 Driveprofile 42 E Entering dedindions 37 Enteringaddres 38 E TA acutae edite aei ue doen o 51 F ESELTOULG eh ecto eis Gave 42 55 Fay raderer satr ees eae 42 54 55 FIG edt a heen ee A 86 Folder viewing mode 77 F ll STan ea ee heer e a 77 G GOIVIM aede erate x ncc A ars es 85 GPS 243 ciate ee ae See 85 KEYWORDS H HDOP wie cries dem ewes ke 85 IDSA sie waa noie e do dem dena 72 IDS T H3 s ete CR Ss a A 85 Ipecac seht s ERNES aa ew A eal 5 Intersactingroad 41 J NPG PEG 22 1 9 S ee Aca de aa ded 85 L Lis of dexinaions 34 List of routes EE peony RT PRG House tak 48 new route rns 48 Lists List of destinations 34 Lit of drets 41 Lit oftowns 40 a gt F 2 HE gt P NE gt DK 23 gt N gt FIN
60. es in duded in theddivery You will find photos of the individua parts under e Overview T raffic Assist on page 13 Note T he basic unit and accessories must not be opened or modified in any way Applies only to the T raffic Assis with TMC Traffic Assist basic unit T he basic unit comprises the entire de tronics an integrated antenna for GPS ggnd reception a touch screen for com muni cation an integrated loudspesker for the output of messages during navigation as wel asfor M P3 files illuminated strips dong the sides of the unit and various connections and interfaces You will find more deals of the unit under e Technica Data on page 90 gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK THE TRAFFIC ASSIST gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 10 Cable for power supply from cigarette lighter Thisceblealowstheunit to be connected up to the cas dgardte lighter T he power supply must satisfy the follow ing requirements e DC current 12 volts 0 5 amps Battery When depleted theintegrated recharges ble battery can be recharged by connect ing theT reffic AS to the power supply For this purpose connect the unit to a computer via the USB connecting cable connect it to a 12 V socket in a vehideus ing the car power adapter or charge i
61. eted e See Options for the drive profile on page 42 Interim desti nation Allows you to enter ain terim destination only if driving guidance is acti Veted e See Navigation menu Address on page 38 Next destina tion Indicates the next dexi nation if multiple desti nations have been en tered only if driving Quidance is activeted Block road The driving directions planned by the Traffic Assis may be hindered by unantidpaed road blocks T hisfunction notifiesthe system of the length of a road block Existing road block lengths may be se lected Once the length has been entered the route is replanned and new directionsg ven on ly if driving guidance is acti vated Preferences e See N avigcetion menu Settings on page 51 The number of setdlites recaved your current postion and current speed cen be displayed using this function It is aso poss bleto store your current position GPS status Position information toolbar Y ou can call up the informetion window if you require informetion on a particular point on the map display This displays information to the sdected point if any are stored in the map data and provides various functions for further action gt Make the necessary sdtings neces sary See Navigation menu Sdect on map on page 46 NAVIGATIONAL MODE 13587 Berlin Am Teufe
62. f interes in the desi nations memory e to dat directionsto the point of inte et immediate y Navigation menu Select on map If the destination required cannot yea or can no longer be found in the detina tions memory theSelect on map button dlows you to sdect it directly No address deals ae aked for in this Coe E address amp Point of interest A Select on map amp Enter coordinates E Route planning gt Press the Select on map key to mekea direct sdection T he map display aopeers Note You may haveto usethe zoom keysto in creesethe area di spl ayed to fi nd the street requi red E UIELOBEZAULEE E n w Bee ll gt Gently press the s amp reen surface until adrdeof dots is drawn around the des tination requesed The destination is recorded Information on the point Sete isloaded from the sx of daa and dis played T hereare buttons under theinfor mation box which can be used to call up severd functions which are provided for the route poi nt sdected 13587 Berlin Am Teufelsbruch Search nearby Navigation NAVIGATIONAL MODE When route guidance is deactivated the following buttons are avail able Button Meaning Navigation Starts navigation Add Adds the destination of thestored routelast used See Navigation menu Route planning on page 47 Save Allows your destination to be give
63. from the man menu co NS Music TMC N Video eZ settings gt Inthe mein menu press Video T he video player is caled up and appegsrs with its main display e f thelat video played is present on the Memory Card thiswill bedispolayed on the video player xx Pictures e If thisisno longer available the next video in the samefolder is displayed If there areno videosin the rd evant fold er the blank video player display is shown e f the M errory Card does not contain any videos the message No video avail able appears The video player T he videos stored on the Memory Card cen be played using the video player The Trafic Assist supports the following video formats e MPEG2 e AVI Note You cen find out how to store videos on a Memory Cad unde Transmitting musc tracks pictures and videos on page 31 T he following is an example video player display with a video playing B M VIDEO MODE Operating the video player Opening and playing videos Bin Pe 4 gt Press the folder button see arrow D Storage Card p Christina Aguilera Pictures SOUND The contents of the current folder ap peers The folder name aopeers in the top line and bdow this my available subfold ers and videos T he currently playing vid eo is surrounded by a red frame gt Pres the gt folder button a the top right in order to move up one levd in the f
64. gory recognisable by the cetegory icons a the left of the distance indications The distance indications represent thedi rect distanceto the POIs T he gylis road on the left indicates on which sde of the road the POIs are located Thenumbering of the POI srefers to the postion of the POIs in the list on the right POI No 1 appegrs amp the very bottom of the list To sdec aPOl asa stopover gt Pressthe desired POI It is st the topove and the Treffic Asds stats route cadculaion to the Stopover Toss aPOI category Y ou can sc which categories the Traffic Asdst should take into account when displaying the POIs 2 Pressthe POI button T he current settings are displayed OK E Petrol Station r Parking L Restaurant gt Pres one of the ctegoria st eg Petrol tation T he complete category list aopears NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt If necessary scroll in the list and press one of the categories which you would like to st as a new category eg Rail way station T he current setting is displayed again the Petrol Station category has now ben replaced by theRailway station category Imm Railway station ld Parking Restaurant OK gt Proceed in the same manner for the other two categories es necessary gt Finaly pressOK An updated display aopeers of the POIs evallablealoongtheroute which takes into account the change in categories Mov
65. gt Press the Point of interest button to eccess the input menu gt Sdectt the desred POI wa the input menu For informaion on working with the input menu pleese refer to the section Entries made with the entry menu on page 26 gt For information on scrolling in lists pleese refer to the section Scrolling through the lists on page 27 Note T he Category boxes do not have to be T hese are only used to restrict the list of points of interest In largetowns this list may be very long NAVIGATIONAL MODE Point of interest nationwide gt Touch the Nationwide button BS United Kingdom Al l categories Point of interest e a gt Sdect the desired country gt PresstheAIl categories button 2 lad Tourist Nature a Culture j Gd Sports gt Sdect the desired category gt Touch thePoint of interest key to go to the entry menu gt Sdect the point of intret you want from the entry menu You will find information about working with the entry menu in the chapter En tries made with the entry menu on page 26 You will find information about scrolling in listsin the Scrolling through the lists on page 27 chapte Note The Cabagory box does not have to be completed It is only used to restrict the list of points of interest Depending on the mao currently bang used this list may be very extensive Point of interest in atown g
66. he mep display Info box If you activete this entry you ga amp displayed the point of compess the speed and the sea levd gt Press Map info in the sdtings menu ip Map info T he Map info settings menu aopeers i Map info Points of interest Street names 2D Street names 3D o v x 7 x g x Info box x Setting Meaning Points of in If you activatethis entry terest points of interes are dis played in the mep Street names 2D If you activete this entry al ret names are dis played in the 2D map Street names 3D If you activete this entry dl sred nares are dis played in the 3D map gt With the option buttons press on d ther 4 or x to enebleor discblethe requirements gt Confirm your sdection by pressing the OK key The Speed key Use the Spegd configuration window to Choose whether or not you wish to have speed limits displayed during navigation Y ou can dso choose whether or not to re cave an acoustic waning if you exceed the speed limit Note T hisinformetion cen only bedisplayed if it is contained in the map maceria gt Press Speed in the sdtings menu 9 Speed T he Speed sati ngs menu aopesrs Speed OK Show signs AWA In town Neva F Out of town Never gt Warning x gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt
67. hed for exemple T heenergy supply and itscondition isvis uadised using the status display Displaying the energy supply T he status display can be called up using thefollowing button 2 Push the button Energy The saus display is cdled up and the energy supply is visudised 22 1 gt F Z PE gt P gt NL gt DK 2 59 AN gt FIN SR gt GR gt PL E gt H ZK 81 SETTINGS Battery Status gt F OK 4 A The charge condition is displayed using SE the levd gauge In the sample the ba tery still has a harg of two thirds of its E Ccapadity SL Thecharging operation isindiceted by the mains socket symbol in the status display gt DK Battery status e Be gt N NN OK gt FIN EE gp gt TR S GR Ending the status display By pushing the button OK the satus dis op PE play is ended and the sting menu ap peers gt CZ gt H gt OK 82 Brightness T hefollowing button alows switching be twen the maximum and minimum brightness of the screen 9 Brightness 2 Push the button Brightness The brightness of the sven display changes to the other brightness leva T he icon of the active settings is emphasised Brightness e Left icon day maximum brightness e Right icon night minimum bright ness Calibration If the toudy scren reects incorrectly to thetouching of thescresn in goed fic ar amp amp cd
68. hoice Note Instead of entering an intersecting road you can also enter a house number Both entries however are not posible simultaneous y 2 PressIntersection The input menu for the name of the intersecting road aopesrs gt Enter the nane of the intersacting road and then press OK T he procedure is the save as for entering a road See Sdecting the sred on page 40 When entering an intersacting road you can aso use the road lis See Using the list of Streets on page 41 Selecting a house number After entering the destination town and gt D road you can enter a house number in order to further limit the choice Note SF Instead of entering a house number you 51 can dso enter an intersecting road Both entries however ae not posible SE simultaneous y gt P gt PressNo The input menu for the house number gt NL appeers gt Enter the house number and then press gt DK OK Ss The procedure is essentidly the same as for entering a road Se Sdecting the gt N gre on page 40 gt When enteing a house number you 7 FIN can aso use the house number lis T he STR procedure is essentially the same as for the road lit See Using the list of gt OR creeds on page 41 EE 2 gt H SK 41 NAVIGATIONAL MODE zp gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE DIK RO gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 42 Displaying destination on the m
69. how the volume control gt Pres to reduce the volume and toinceesethe volume gt Pres in order to activateor to can cd the mute function amp Selecting the settings You cen presdect various basic stings for dl applications of the T raffic Assist aa A Music pe gt Push the button Settings in the main menu This cals up the sting menu for thefur ther sdections Video as Settings J The setting menu T he various sati ng poss bilities cen bese lected from the sati ng menu 9 E Brightness pn a Calibration Language L Mood light u Automatic on off n Information Operation Selection possibilities T hedesired sdection is chosen by pushing the desred button The funtiondity of the buttons varies accordi ng to the sdec tion and is described under T he individ ua menu points on page 81 Closing the setting menu T hessating menu is dosed by pushing the back button and the main menu then ap peers SETTINGS The individual menu points Energy Your T reffic Assist may be operated using en etena power supply unit or using an integrated rechargeeble battery Note T he current charge condition is particu larly important when operating from bat teries If thereisinsuffident energy then the naevgationd ad cannot be man tained until the destination is reac
70. ibration is required Starting calibration T he calibration can be started using the following button E Calibration gt Push the button Calibration T he calibration process is started You will be guided through the procedure by means of text instructions Language T hetet of thetouc scresn images can be displayed in various languages Calling up language selection T he following button allows sdection of verious different languages 3 Language 2 Push the button Language T helanguage sdecti on appears ll E Francais Greek vy In the language Section the available languages are shown in a list which ec tends over severd pages Each lis areaisa contact surface The individua contact surfaces are marked with the language des ignation and the associated nationa flag Turn the page T hese buttons v A dlow pageturn ing in the direction shown by the arrow through the pages of the list T he current page of the list and the tota number of pages is shown between the buttons Selecting the language If you change the language the software restarts gt Push the contact area of the desired lan guage Cancelling the language selection T he language sdection is dosed by push ing the back button and the sting menu then aopeers SETTINGS Moodlight Using this button the light bars on the sidecen beswitched on switched to red or blue or switched off comple y w Mood light Mood
71. lsbruch gt D Search nearby di Se Navigation Seve gt Make the necessary settings neces sary See Navigation menu Sdect on Sie map on page 46 FP Playback of MP3 files during an active SNL navigation PreaAoudy recorded MP3 files cen be gt DK played back while an active navigation is in progress ze gt Pres Q S TheM P3 player opens gt FIN You cen now play back your music files refer to Playback on page 60 IR GPR gt PL 2 gt SK 71 MUSIC OPERATIONS gt D gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 72 Selecting music playback M usc playback iscdled up from the man menu I TMC x 2 PresstheMusic key in the main menu Calling up without active navigation The MP3 Player is caled up and aopeers with its main screen e f playback of a musc track was topped previougy that last music track is dis played e If thisisno longer avalable the first track on the memory card is digolayed e If the memory card contains no tracks theNo music available message ap pesrs The MP3 player The M P3 files saved on a memory card can be cdled up and played using the M P3 player Note Pleese refer to Transmitting music tracks pictures and videos on page 31 to find out how to save tracks to the in tana memory or on to amemory card The MP3 Player is shown
72. m your local council INE 2 S For commerdd customers in the European Union Pleese contact your dealer or supplier if you would liketo dispose of this d ectrica dectronic gt FIN equipment gt N p Infommadion on disposd in countries outside of the European Union gt GR This syrmbol is only vaid within the European Union gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 92
73. map and g amp a broader ove view of thearea Display route toolbar With this mep the map is automaticaly zoomed out so that the entire route is dis played T heDisplay routefunction isonly activated when a route has been sdected for driving guidance V gt Press the Route key The map is expanded and the spedfic route destinations are displayed NAVIGATIONAL MODE Displaying TMC messages toolbar Press this button to display dl TMC traf fic announcements reca ved from the sta tion you are currently tuned in to j gt LA Sugere 1x ES gt E 1x EH Oberhausen K ln Y ou havethe opti on of obtaining an ove view of the current traffic situation and calculating an d temmati verouteor dea ing a prevoudy cad culated detour as required See T aking announcementsinto consd eation when cadoulaing routes on page 62 2 PresstheTM C announcement button A list of TM C announcements opens gt Press the arrow buttons A Y on the right of the srem to browse through the list Daytime Night time design toolbar You can daoose between daytime or night time design to adapt the touch screen to the current light conditions If you sdect thenight ti medesi gn thekey is displayed as activated depressed 3SS VH 1 SOSSTINVH E pP y KULBEWEG Options B e T hedisplay is adjusted using the dayti mg night ti me key on gt Press the daytime night ti
74. me key Thedesiqn is changed Pressthekey again to return to the previous desqn Applies only to the T reffic Assist with TMC Change display toolbar Y ou cen show the map using ether 2D display bird s eye view or 3D display spatid display 4 NH o sn 1 16 ORS 30 Changethe display using the 3D key gt Pressthe 3D key The display is changed Press the key again to return to the previous display P A 9 02 Oh3 2 2km AD Karlsruhe gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 67 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK Point northwards toolbar U s the compas key to orient the map on the touchscreen towards the north gt Press the compas key The map is pointed north on the touch screen Available POIs along the route toolbar With the POI button you cen display evalable POIs dong the route and sx a POI asa sopover gt Pressthe POI button A display of the POIs available dong the route appegsrs x Lil 21km MERKUR S B 16kmBFT lil 10km ISOLABELLA lil 6 6km KREUZLACH amp l 3 4km RASTPLATZ A meximum of sx POIs are displayed simultaneous y T he example shown has five POIs two h from the Restaurant end Parking categories and one from the Petrol dation cate
75. mensions AC Adapter not induded gt D W xH xD in mm 104 x 80 x 18 110 230 Volt Weight 0 2 Ampere 168 grams 50 60 Hz wale Processor Output Voltage 400 M Hz Processor CI SC architecture Volt S e Screen SSF 3 5 Inch T oucdh Screem with 16 Bit colour depth E 65536 Colours Low reflection vdues gt NL Storage gt DK 64 MB Flash Storage 64 MB SD RAM Eds SD Card Reade gt N Support up to 2 GB FAT 16 formated FIN USB Interface EXE USB 1 1 MINI USB GR Headphone output gt PL 3 5 mm Stereo Socket e 2Intend p kes 22257 2 Wat max sH Power supply voltage 5 Volt DC MaUSB connection gt SK 90 NOTICE Deer customer In conformance with current EC guiddines any person may operatethis unit This unit con 5D forms to the current vdid European or harmonised nationa standards This deagnaion is your guarantee that the unit conforms to the appli cable spedficati ons regarding e ectromag netic compatibility This means tha interference with other dectricd dectronic devices sF caused by the unit or interference with this unit caused by other dectrical dectronic devices islargdy prevented gt TheEC type epprovd mak E13 issued by Luxembourg s Road Traffic Registra E tion Authority in accordance with European Directive ECE R 10 governing the Sp EMC of motor vehidesin its current version authorisesinstdlation and operation of the unit in motor vehides dassesL M N and O 1 Q R S 02 4203 gt
76. n a name viathe entry menu and saves this in the destina tions memory Search near Entry menu for norma by POI entries When directions to the destination is ac tive the Interim destination button is diso still avalable You can add the lected destination as a topove for your route guidance from the map 2 Press a key to underteke the action re quested Navigation menu Route plan ning T he route planning menu dlows you to creete and sdect individua routes In ad dition to sdecting and sati ngawiderange of d amp als you can dso define legs of the joumey 2 In Nadgetion menu press the Route planning key to accessthe route menu T he map symbol appears a the top right of the route menu T he narne of the last programmed route is displayed at the top left and the individud stages of this route appear undernesth O00 E E Route Berlin 42 gt Om 0h00 a Berlin Streseman A d Om Oh00 Hm 1 Berlin Aalemannu 1 Om OOO y E Berlin Unter Den Ea Edit Calculate Note The route menu is empty following a reset or if no routehas yet been planned Route list Routes already stored in the system are se lected from the route list Press the button in the route menu T he route li ct opens F Route Hamburg 22397 Hamburg Alsterallee jute Berlin A 10963 Berlin Stresemannstrasse Route M nchen 81475 M nchen Bellinzonastrass
77. nd m diagram on the touch screen arefurther ads A Safety information e T heroad traffic act takes precedencein dl drcumstances Thenauvigetiond sys temisonly an ad The d amp g deals provided may in some cases be incor rec T hedriver must aways dedde whether to follow the deals given or not We accept no liability for the navi ge tional system issuing incorrect deals When first terted up it maytakeup to 30 minutes beforea postion can bede termined Precedence should always be g ven to atua traffic Signs and loca traffic rules T he directions only rdateto cars Spe Gd recommendations and rules for other vehides eg commerdcd vehi des arenot taken into consideration Destinations may only beinput when the vehideis stationary NAVIGATIONAL MODE Selecting navigation N avigationa mode is caled up from the man menu a Je vae Q Music Peres sings gt Press the Navigation key in the man menu Rapid access is called up Aids for navigation T hreeadsae provided for navigation and directions rapid access Navigation menu and map display Rapid access Navigation mode always starts with the fast access for immediate sdection of d ready saved destinations Navigation menu If necessary the navigation menu can be Cdled up from rapid access eg to enter a new destination not yet provided Map display The m display can dso be called up This doesn t just display the
78. ndow This is an important seating for cdcula ing the esti mated arriva times gt PressTime Zone in the stings menu F ime zone The Time Zone sdti ngs menu appears Time zone OK Time zone GMT 01 00 DST v x Setting Time zone Mening Spedfy the rdevant time zonefor your region St whehe summer time applies to the current ti me zone or not X gt Confirm your settings by pressing OK Summertime NAVIGATIONAL MODE The Factory settings key You can use the Factory settings configu ration window to cencd all new stings end r the sytem to the factory s tings 2 Press Factory settings in the sdtings menu my Factory settings The Factory settings stings menu appears Do you really want to restore the factory settings gt In order to reset the T raffic Assst to the factory settings press Yes The button Load map TheT reffic Asia operates using the mao data stored on the memory card Pressing the Load map button displays the loaded mao data gt Pres Load map in the stings menu F Ex Load map T he Load map sdtings menu appes gt Sdect the desired map by presing the reevant button Applies only to the T raffic Assist with TMC What is dynamic route guid ance Dynamic route guidance cdculates the route while taking into account current traffic announcements Note Dynamic route guidance is not available for al
79. nnot be seta ae depidead with adigntly darker font If the desired input aopears in the upper display area af ter entering the first few letters or num bers you can immedi ately accept this sug gestion Note If necessary you can switch off the smart spdler in the navigation stings It should dso be noted that in southem countries eg Italy the prefix eg Ma Gran M undo needs to be entered afte wards eg Gran Mundo via gt T o accept the suggested entry press the destination or the button PORI Scrolling through the lists If you have already entered sore of the letters of the sdection you went you cen use the sdection list to display al the des tinations containing the combination of letters iN question gt To cal up the Section list press the BH ey T he sdection list aopeers 22 1 gt F gt EXE gt P gt NL gt DK 2 59 gt N gt FIN ZIR gt GR gt PL E gt H SS 27 zu gt F ul SUE gt P gt NL gt DK ze gt N gt FIN FTR gt GR gt PL EZ gt H gt SK 28 aabe 18586 Mecklenburg Vorpommern Baach 71384 de Y gt Press the 4 v arow keys on the right hand sde of the scren to scroll through the list gt Press the destination you want T he destination is adopted and the sd ec tion list is dosed Special characters
80. older structure 22 13 gt F gt mE gt P gt NL gt DK eae AN gt FIN SR gt GR gt PL 2 CZ gt H ZK 79 gt D gt F zal yy le gt P gt NE ZDK AS gt N gt FIN SAR gt GR gt PL gt C gt H SK 80 VIDEO MODE H ee wdl thenameof thecurrent fold er aopesers in the top line and undeneth it the subfolders and then the videos which it contains gt Press on a folder in order to display its contents gt Press on avideo in order to play it Showing the button bar while video is playing b 4 0 4 T he button bar isin thelower part of the video player display T hebutton bar is au tometicdly hidden after a certain video running time 2 Press on any point on the display in or der to show the button bar again Pausing and resuming playback T he following buttons are used for this purpose gt W gt Show the button bar gt Press U to pause playback Depiction of the button changesto D gt Pres p to reume playback Depiction of the button changesto W Fast forward reverse T he following buttons are used for this purpose gt Show the button bar gt Press Bi for fast forward gt Press for fast reverse gt Pres gt to end fat forward or reverse Setting the volume The following buttons ave used for this purpose gt Show the button bar gt Press in order to s
81. otorway A road or district roads section of road if applica ble traffic direction and thetype of prob lem are displayed in each traffic message Reading a message gt Presson the desired messagein thelist T he message di spl ay aopeers e AA Germany N rnberg Heilbronn a Ilshofen Wolpertshausen gt 13 Schwabisch Hall 59 roadworks during the day time stationary traffic for V2 Jd m If the message tet is longer than the display space avalable the button eppegrs at the bottom right gt Press this button in order to view the remaining message text gt Press the arrow buttons a v to scroll in the messages gt Press the BACK button to return to the message list Applies only to the T reffic AS with TMC Display the relevant road in the map gt Pres the button in the message display T herdevant road can besesn in the mep KAKLSKUHE Updating announcements gt Press the button in the message dis play gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 61 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 62 Taking announcements into consideration when calculat ing routes Your Traffic Assist cen take traffic an nouncements into consderaion when calculating aroute You havetheo
82. pixds may dso aopeesr brighter or darker However such in stances do not represent a produc flaw Start up OncetheT reffic Assist has been unpacked and checked for damage the unit can be started up The individua start up stages are e insert memory card connect to power supply e Switching on the unit e Ensuring antenna reception if nadga tion is desired Note When theunit is switched on for thefirst time intend configuration takes place T histakes sved minutes Do not switch theunit off during this configuration Memory card T he memory card provided hes a Storage capacity of 2 GB and offers sufficient spacefor the complete Europen map set the Traffic Assist does not support larger memory cards T he complete European map ss requires approximetdy 1 8 GB of memory space If you intend to listen to musc look a pictures or wach videos on the T rdffic Assist We recommend that you store the reevant data on a separate mernory card not induded in scope of ddivery If you would like to listen to musc with the Traffic Assist during navigetion the music must be stored on the supplied memory card T he T reffic AS does not support the changing of memory cards during navigation Navigation Software Traffic Assist Version 1 0 Rr 2 0cB EDECKETI Notes A smdl dider isloceted on ones deof the T hecerd sot isloceted on theright sdeof the unit The cad compartment is equipped with a spring actu
83. pti on of setting this function to automatic or man ud under The TMC button on page 56 Automatic recalculation If a traffic announcement affects your route a new route is calculated to bypass the problem a the eardies possible con venience The route is being recalculated due to traffic information E Germany A6 H Mannheim Bad Sinsheim Stei Stationary traff nn gt enau roadworks ngth 3 mile s Manual recalculation If a traffic announcement affects your route a window with dealed informe tion on thetrdffic announcement appesrs TMC message concerns itinerary A Germany A6 Pilsen Metz Saarbr cken Weinsberg Bad Rappenau queuing traffic Length 9 mile s Ignore If you wish to cacul e a de amp our around the traffic problem press Evade or ate natively Ignore Evade The route is being recalculated due to traffic information UO A Germany A6 H Mannheim Bad Sinsheim Stei Stationary traff nn gt enau gt roadworks ngth 3 mile s Applies only to the T rdfic Asst with TMC Changing stabus You can si thefunction to act upon or ig nore an announcement at any time gt Activete the toolbar in the map display sce dso page 64 gt Pressthe A button Karlsruhe A A E Ix 1 N gt 4 Ain T X DE usen gt u lA K ln T he meseli aopears M essages which arerdevant for your route are listed
84. raffic lane recommenda PL tions dlows you to parformthenext driv i gt EZ ing Manoeuvre without Changing lanes gt ES 63 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 64 7 Estimeted time of arrivd ramaning journey time and remaning distance to destination 8 Distance to net driving manoeuvre and currently traveled road 9 Net driving manceuvre If the navigetion function hes been acti Veted the postion icon will indicete your current location on the mep Depending on which sting wes made in option mode the postion icon may re man stationary while the map moves or vice versa T heinformetion box at theleft edgeof the display shows your current speed and the dititudein metres Information aopeers in the bottom left corner of the preview area Y T he distance remaining is indicated by means of the number of kilometres or miles bdow an arrow If therearetwo im pending driving manoeuwresin qui ck suc cession a sal arrow appegrs ove the first manoeuvre to indicate that another oneis coming up Additiond rows displayed at the bottom of the screen provide more information as 17 41 0h15 20km 18 15 0h49 65km uw B10 Lindenstrasse D epending on the settings sdected in the Settings menu options atotad of threein formation rows may aopeer each contan ing spedfic deals Map di
85. reen Postco Posteos P A ve ug T hefollowing details can beentered in the address window e Tow e Postcode e Street and building number e ntersecting roads as an aid to orienta tion NAVIGATIONAL MODE You n dso e display the destination on the map e defineoptions of the drive profile e sevethe desxinaton in the destinations memory e dat directions to the destination im redi ate y Sdecting the town T he destination town cen be entered using itsnameor postcode During this process when ead letter is entered a possibletoun is displayed and or when each character is entered a possible postcode is displayed When the towns are displayed large towns have priority over the alphabetical sequence Example If you enter the initia letter K the Traffic Assis indicates K ln asapossibledity and not thetown which is first alphabeicaly T raffic Assist rules out all impossible combinations of letters and postcodes and only activates those boxes of letters and or characters which will produce an existing town and or postcode Smart dle ES E 5 115 NN L fo R U Y gt Pressthetown and or postcode gt Enter theletters of the destination town and or the letters numbers of the pos code one after another Note If necessary you can switch off the smart spdler in the navigation stings It should dso be noted that in southern countries
86. s started from the Settings menu see aso page 82 Basic information about the menus During operdions you are eedsted by various menus and entry windows The main menu The top meu levd is the main menu The individua applications are started fromthe main menu s Pictures Settings 7 You will find information about the indi vidual applications in the corresponding main chapters Entries made with the entry menu Some applications require entries to be madewatheentry menu T heentry menu is operated in a similar way to a keypad B c EU Ilo Pla VW x 1 lt Di AO mL C r7 rm Bi DES ME The haate entered on the keypad is displayed in the top line of the entry menu The central area is used to enter characters H dp functions ae provided in the bottom line Descriptions of how to operate the menu are provided bdow Entering characters Characters are entered by pressing the keys in the central area D rS R Oncethe entry is complete the procesis concluded by pressing thea key and the entry passed on to the T raffic Asist for processing Adopting suggestions When a nmi gaion destination is entered the T raffic Assist compares the entry with the sx of data on the memory card T he Traffic Assist then only makes those la ters which are possible available for sdec tion and adds a sensible suggestion to the letters dready entered T he suggestion and the characters which ca
87. spend hours searching through road atlases Once outsde buildings the recaver an tenna integrated in the unit g ves you con tinuous access to navigationd possbili ties Depending on reception you may not be able to use the nadgationd func tion inside buildings VVhen used in vehi des you may not beableto adequddy re cave GPS data depending on how the Traffic Assis is insaled In such ceses you will have to connect up an etena antenna does not fal within the scope of supply TheTraffic Asst with TMC is equipped with TM C which g ves you the option of recaving traffic announcements viathe TMC antenna provided Traffic an nouncemxents are transmitted when the TMC isactive T he system plans an ate nati verouteautomati caly or on request to avoid traffic problems depending on the setting gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H aK THE TRAFFIC ASSIST gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK Music T hanksto theintegreted M P3 Player you can listen to your favouritetracks when on the go Pictures TheT refficAssst hasaPicureViewer of fering many functions for viewing pic tures Video Traffic Assist feetures a video player for playing videos Unpacking the Traffic Assist Note Your Traffic Assist is supplied in stable packaging Do not unpack the
88. splay with toolbar Press the following key to activate the toolbar Press again to deactivate the tool bar x T hefollowing function keys are displ ayed in addition to the map display es Ree Options an NAVIGATIONAL MODE T hefollowing function keys aopeer in the tool bar Icon Meaning See Display route toolbar V on page 66 EQ See Displaying TMC mes AN sages toolbar on page 67 See Daytime Night time design toolbar on page 67 See Change display tool bar on page 67 See Point northwards tool bar on page 68 See Avalable POIs dong the route toolbar on page 68 See Play on page 73 Using the map display Repeat the last voice prompt During route guidance the ssten an nounces important information eg the next driving manoeuvre The lat an nouncement can be repested with updeat ed informetion E 7H LP gt Press the preview area while route guid ance is active and the toolbar deacti vet ed The last announcement is resected with updated information The volume is dso displayed Changing the announcement volume The volume of announcements cen be adjusted Applies only to the T reffic Assit with TMC gt Pres the preview area while route guidance is active and the toolbar Ceacti vated 3 7km CO 000050 The bar display indicates the volume gt Pres or
89. t Touch theln a town button United Kingdom Postco 3 I gt Soe gt Sdect the desired country gt In theTown or Postcode box enter the town in which you went to search for a point of interest gt Press theAll categories button gt Sdect a main cetegory eg Culture Only the cetegoris avalable in the town indicated are displayed gt Sdect the subcategory from the subse quent menu eg Museum gt Touch thePoint of interest keyto go to the entry menu gt Sdect the point of interest you want from the entry menu gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H OW 45 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 46 You will find information about working with the entry menu in the Entries made with the entry menu on page 26 chapter Y ou will find information about scrolling in li amp s in the Scrolling through the lists on page 27 chaoter Note The Cabggory boxes do not have to becomplated These are only used to restrict the lis of points of interest In largetowns this list may be very long Onceyou havesdected a point of interest the keys in the lower area can be usad e to display points of interest on the map e defineoptions of the drive profile e to savethe point o
90. t N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 12 Information about documentation Quick start guide T heQuick Start Guideis des gned to pro videa brief introduction to operati ng your Traffic Assist The most important basc functions of the Traffic Asis are ec plained in the Quick Start Guide Operating instructions A comprehensive explanation of the T ref fic Asis functiondities is contained in these operati ng instructions Registration Y ou n regster your product using our software service we will then inform you of any new updates and other news You n regser online on the Becker homepage www becker de T he Registration menu item is located under Service Repairs T heunit must not be opened if damaged Pleese contact your local stockist Emissions and disposal I nformetion on emissions dectromagnd ic compatibility and di posa can befound in NOTICE on page 91 OVERVIEW TRAFFIC ASSIST gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK eae AN Scope of supply gt FIN Traffic Asis PND Pesna Navigation Device Memory card containing navigetional data Zz Ws USB connection cable Cable for power supply from cas Ggerette lighter 12 volts Unit bracket PI TMC antennae GR oggi i C I gt CZ gt H aK Applies only to the T reffic Assis with TMC 13 OVERVIEW TRAFFIC ASSIST gt D gt F zl Musi Video 9
91. t us ing the optiond mains power supply unit connected the 230 V grid SD memory card A memory card is used as a storage medi um for road maps music tracks and imag S T he memory card provided has a Storage cepadty of 2 GB and offers suffident pace for the complete Europesn map set the T raffic Assist does not support larger memory cards If you intend to listen to music using the T rdffic Asis or want to View images you must savethese to a sep arate card not induded Notes T he compl amp e Europan map s requires approxi metdy 1 8 GB of memory space If you intend to listen to musc look a pictures or watch videos on the T raeffic Assist Werecommend tha you storethe raent data on a separate Memory card not induded in scope of ddivery If you would like to listen to music with the T raffic Asis during navigation the music must be stored on the supplied memory card T heT reffic AS does not support the changing of memory cards during navi gation When not in the unit the memory card must be stored in a protected dry place away from direct sunlight in the packag ing supplied Avoid touching or dirtying the contact stri p You will find moredealsabout the mem ory card under e Technica Daa on page 90 THE TRAFFIC ASSIST USB connection cable T he USB connection cable can be used to connect the unit to a sandard persond computer by means of the USB port You can charge the Traffic Assis using the USB
92. the volumein the map display 2 PressVolume in the sdtings menu 4 Volume T he Volume sdtings window appesrs X Volume OK Ec NE gt T hereguired volumecen besdected via the and F buttons gt Confirm your settings by hitting theOK key Applies only to the T reffic Asst with TMC The TMC button Y ou cen rreke sdti ngsfor the recepti on of traffic announcements in the TMC settings window gt Press TMC in the settings menu A TMC The TMC stings window aopesrs TMC OK Automatic tuning e X T 4 b SWR4 KA nil Rerouting manually l Setting Mening Automatic By presing the buttons tuning V or XX you can choose whether to run an automatic search for the station with the best re ception 4 P Press the arrow buttons to acti vae the automatic station search The aur rently tuned TMC sa tion is digolayed in the adjacent fidd NAVIGATIONAL MODE Setting Rerouting Meaning This button dlows you to choose whdther route changes are to be made never automatically or manually See Taking announcements into consideration when cda culating routes on page 62 gt Confirm your sdection by pressing the OK key The Dimmer button In the Dimmer sdtings menu you can set whether the display s backlighting should be switched off when you enter atunnd gt Press Dimmer in the stings menu Dimmer T he Dimmer sdtings menu appegsrs eo
93. ting up or removing the power supply Using the battery Theinternd power supply is via the inte grated rechargeable battery The recharge able battery is maintenance free and does not require any particular cere Note Pleese note that with a complddy dis Charged battery the unit requires up to one minute until it can be switched on again Connecting to socket Danger of Death Makesurethat your handsarenot damp end that the mains section is dry Only connect the mains saction to a mains supply with which such purposes are pemniticL Connecting up to power supply Connection to the public mains grid is achieved usng the optiondly avalable mains power supply unit Pleese proceed follows to connect to the mains gt Hold the USB connector a the corru gated grip area and push it into the con necting socka amp to the sop without employing excess ve force gt Use the plug to insert the mans section in the socket Removing power supply gt To remove the power supply proceed in reverse Note Remove the mains section if you are not planning on using the T reffic Assist for a longtime Connecting to the cigarette lighter Power supplies using a vehide battery are connected up as follows using the cable sup plied for the dgarette lighter gt Hold the USB socket a the corrugeted grip area and push it into the connect ing socket to the top without employ ing excessive force Note If the dgerett
94. toincreeseor darse the volume gt Pres in orde to mute the announcements gt Press x again in order to cnc the mutefunction gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H ZK 65 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK Warning Always adjust the volume so that you can still hear any ambiet noise while driving T he bar display disaopears again automet icdly after three seconds if no button is pressed Information rows While directions are be ng given a max mum of three information rows may be displayed or hidden with the following deals e Inthe bottom line the current road next road e Intheniddleline theesti mated ti meof arrivd journey ti meto the destination end the remaining distance to the desti nation e Inthetop line theestimeted timeof a riva a the stopover thejoumey ti me and remaining distance to the topove as 17 41 0h15 18 15 Oh49 B10 Lindenstrasse gt Sadet your information rowsin theSd tings menu usng the Route info but ton 20km 65km rE i Zooming and the map toolbar T he map cen be zoomed into in steps via the zoom buttons aja gt Pres Zoom in EJ to expand or Zoomin on the map and view individ uad feetures more dosd y gt Press Zoom out a to zoom out from the
95. tween the keys Displaying or editing destination Each destination in thedestinationsment ory can be digolayed or edited gt Press the icon to the left of the destina tion required gt A section menu appes Show details A On map Name this entry 2 Delete this entry Protect this entry Protect this entry The destination is pro tected against automatic dd ation Thisfunction is only available in the cese of unprotected detina tions Unprotect this entry Protection of thedestina tion is dissbled This function is only avalable in the cese of protected destinations Selection Mening Show details All the daa rdaing to the destination is dis played Move this en iry up T hedestination is moved forwards by one positi on This function is only evadlable in the cese of protected desti nati ons Move this en T hedestination is moved On map The meo display and toolbar are cadled up and the destination dis played Name this en The destination can be try renamed Delete this T he destination is ddd ed from the destination memory entry try down back by one postion This function is only evdlable in the cese of protected desti nati ons Delete list All destinations indud ing the protected ones are ddeted from the list T he horre address is not dd eted gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt N
96. unit and the charger wel as eqiosion of the rechargeable battery wal e Never open the unit or the rechargeable battery Any modification to the unit is dso impermissible and renders the type approvad invelic E S e Us only genuine BECKER origina accessories T his will ensure that all the redeant regulations are complied with and damage to hedith and property is avoided Dispose of defective units and the rechargeeble battery according to the 2 NL eppliceblelegd requirements DK No warranty is granted in the cee of improper use These safety instructions dso apply to genuine BECKER original gt S accessories gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK THE TRAFFIC ASSIST Operating guide content Thetwo devices T reffic AS and T reffic Assist with TMC aedesaibed in this op erating guide All the descriptions with the excepti on of those marked with an as terisk apply to both de4 ces The sections of the operaing guide merked with an asterisk apply spedfi caly to the T raffic Asso with TMC Use The Traffic Asis is a poweful PND Persond Navigation Device for use in vehides and dosed spaces The unit should be protected from dampnes and dirt BECKER TheT raffic Assist can be usd as e navigationd unit e MP3 de4cefor playing music e JPEG picture viewer Applies only to the T reffic Assist with TMC Navigation T hanksto GPS Globd Positioning Sys tem you no longer need to
97. unit in full if you discover any serious damage to the packaging or its content If this happens please contact your loca stockist Checking the delivery Before the T raffic Assis is tatad up the ddivery should be checked to ensure that it is compl amp e and in the correct condition sce dso page 13 gt Cardully unpack the content of the package and Check it Applies only to the T reffic Asst with TMC Delivery contents o Traffic Assist the mobile navigation sytem with integrated MP3 player video player and picture viewer Unit holder 12V car power adapta for dgeardte lighter socket M ernory card SD memory card with pre installed map data TMC antenna USB cable with charger function DVD with instadler for mao data ac tud map data and operating instruc tions not illustrated THE TRAFFIC ASSIST Complaints procedure Pleese contact your loca stockist if you have any complaints The unit can dso be gent directly to H aman Becker in itsorig ind packaging Handling the packaging Keep theorignd packagingin adry place c leest for the warranty period Note T he packaging should bedi posd of cor rectly in accordancewith nationa dipos d guidedines The packaging must not be burnt Depending on the country to which theunit is supplied it may be pos sblefor loca tockists to accept packag ing Description of unit The Treffic Assis consss of the basic unit T raffic Asist and the accessori
98. w you cen enter and change your home address as wel as displaying the address details gt Pres Home address in the settings menu e ome address You see your home address provided you have dready entered it To enter your home address gt Press Set T he fast access menu appes I other ration B a E BAHNHOF ELLHO 4 o 1 e Alemannenallee r3 Leipziger Strasse EZ gt Presson adesination in thelist in order to enter it asthe home address or gt Press on the Other destination button in order to access the navigation menu gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H aK 55 NAVIGATIONAL MODE gt D gt F gt gt E gt P gt NL gt DK gt S gt N gt FIN gt TR gt GR gt PL gt CZ gt H SK 56 In the navigation menu you n enter your home address in a different manner eg by entering the address deals See Structure of the navigetion menu on page 37 Changng an dredy entered home address gt Press Change T he fast access function appes further operation is the same as for entering the horne address see above The Volume key With the Volume satings window you can sc the generd volume for voice an nouncements for each start of the T reffic Assist or switch off voice announcements completd y D epending on the stuation you can d so adjust

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