User manual NDRIVE G600

[. . . ] Please note that when you change the language the spoken instructions will also change to the language of your choice. MAP APPEARANCE In this menu you can set your preferences on how you view the map and its components. Auto Zoom: You can turn the map's automatic zoom on or off when NDrive is en-route. If you keep this setting on, the zoom will change according to the speed you're travelling, automatically adjusting to allow a better view of the map. [. . . ] When you click the Search or the Navigate buttons, they will expand to the next submenu, so we'll refer to both in this section. Every time you need to locate any address on your NDrive map, follow the steps as indicated in the pictures below: Note: You can perform searches using the name's initials, the most uncommon name or the full designation. To locate a previously user defined favourite, follow the steps as indicated in the pictures below: To locate a previously defined point on the map such as "Home", follow these steps: Sometimes you will need to look for a previously searched location. To avoid a new search, choose "recent location" as shown in the pictures below: By Address Follow these steps to locate a Point of Interest on the map, such as a Restaurant, a Historical Building or a Hotel, etc: Alternatively, you can find those Points of Interest closest to your current location. If you have your GPS signal deactivated, you can only find the Points of Interest closest to the place you currently have the pointer on your NDrive screen. As a navigation device, this might be your NDrive's primary function. Note: You can perform searches using the name's initials, the most uncommon name or the full designation. By Address You can navigate to any Point of Interest in your NDrive's database by its address. Alternatively, you can navigate to a Point of Interest which is close to your current location. You can set "Favourite" locations in your NDrive, such as frequently visited locations, personal points of interest, etc. Any location on the map can be set as a user's "Favourite". Look carefully at the following pictures describing how to add any location to your Favourites: Note: in the "group" section you can choose which group your favourite fits into or create a new group, for instance, "beaches". If you need someone to know where you are, you can do it very effectively by using your NDrive. If you want to send your location to someone who also owns a NDrive and the same map, follow the procedures to send them your location: Your friend will receive a perfectly normal message, but once they activate their NDrive then will be notified of the receipt of a location. You will be able to navigate from your current position to the received location or save it as a favourite. Note: This function is only available through equipment provided with a gsm connection and a mobile telephone service, such as PDA's or Symbian mobile phones. Note: to successfully send a location, you must have enough credit to send a written message (sms). The prices vary according to the mobile telephone service you may use. When you're not navigating, you can view useful information on your NDrive screen. Note: the pictures on the map depend upon the NDrive model which you are using, as well as your location on the map or on the position of the cursor. While navigating, you will notice the NDrive screen shows you some useful data: Distance to next Manoeuvre 12. Note: Despite the importance of NDrive graphical information while navigating, always pay more attention to sound instructions in order not to distract you. [. . . ] NDrive User Guide - If you are using Windows Mobile 5, after pairing with the Bluetooth device, go to "COM Ports" and choose "New Outgoing Port" (Preferably COM Port 6); click "Next" and uncheck the "Secure Connection" box. NDRIVE MAP ACTIVATION When the installation process is set you can run NDrive. Please be advised that to use SMS function or Automatic web registration, you need to have phone and GPRS functions activated. These two processes will execute SMS and GPRS connection respectively, which will be charged by your mobile operator. [. . . ]