TomTom HP edition Manual de usuario
Manual
-HP EDITION-
TomTom Navigator -HP Edition- User Guide
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing TomTom Navigator -HP Edition- as your navigation system. This User Guide is
your reference using TomTom Navigator -HP Edition-.
Table of Contents
1. What you see on the screen
1.1. The main screen
1.2. The menu
1.3. The route summary
1.4. The map browser
1.5. The schematic view
2. Browsers and locations
2.1. Browsers
2.2. Picking locations
2.2.1 Picking your HOME location
2.2.2 Picking a favourite location
2.2.3 Picking a recent destination
2.2.4 Picking your GPS position
2.2.5 Picking a point of interest
2.2.6 Picking an address
3. The menu
3.1. Planning from A to B
3.2. Alternative routes
3.3. The route instructions
4. The preferences
4.1. Use night colours
4.2. Turn off 3D display
4.3. Turn off map display
4.4. Hide POI
4.5. Turn sound off
4.6. Change volume
4.7. Maintain favourites
4.8. GPS status
4.9. Switch map
4.10. Enable/Disable POI
4.11. Change map colours
4.12. Use larger keyboard
4.13. About Navigator
4.14. Set name display
4.15. Change Home location
4.16. Set metric units
4.17. Left-handed lay-out
4.18. Set schematic speed
4.19. Change voice
4.20. Switch Language
4.21. POI appendix
5. Installation
5.1. Using the CD-ROM
5.2. Requirements for installation
5.4. (Re-)Installing TomTom Navigator -HP Edition-, voices and maps
1. What you see on the screen
1.1. The main screen
The main screen of TomTom Navigator -HP Edition- is used to navigate to your destination. Your position
is displayed on the map using your GPS receiver. If your GPS receiver is switched off, or has not (yet)
determined a clear position from the GPS satellites, the main screen displays your last known position.
To emphasize the fact that your actual position is unknown, the screen is displayed in black and white.
"Sound
off"
warning
indicator
Next
instruction
The
name of
the next
street
Journey
information
Your
current
GPS
position
"Zoom
in" button
"Next
highway"
indicator
"Zoom
out" button
The dark red path indicates the calculated route. The route instructions will guide you along this path to
reach your destination.
Your next driving instruction shows an arrow for the direction to follow and a distance indicator
(presented in your distance units preference) when to do it. The bottom of the screen shows the
street name you will reach if you follow the current driving instruction. If the "sound off" indicator is not
shown, the displayed instruction will be accompanied by voice instructions. If necessary, use the sound
on preference to switch on the voice instructions.
To increase or decrease the scale of the map, tap to zoom in or to zoom out relative to your
current position. This keeps working when covered by the "next highway" indicator.
The journey information shows the current time, estimated time of arrival and the time left to reach
your destination.
Note:
When the battery is low, a "low battery" warning symbol will start blinking in the area where you normally
see your "current speed".
Ignoring the planned route
TomTom Navigator -HP Edition- is very flexible. If you take a turn different from the one in the instruction
( by mistake or on purpose) TomTom Navigator -HP Edition- will adjust almost instantly to the new
situation. It will keep guiding you to your current position as fast as it can calculate.
Operate the main screen
Tap
roughly in
the middle
of the map
to open the
menu
Tap the
journey
information
area to
open the
detailed
route
summary
Tap the
instruction
area to
repeat the
last spoken
instruction
(if still
available)
1.2. The menu
The menu opens when you tap roughly in the middle of the main screen. It provides access to all
functions.
There are two pages. Use the button to cycle through the pages. You select an icon by tapping it.
Until you take your stylus or finger off the screen, icons and buttons are only highlighted, not yet
selected.
When a menu option is not available, the icon is dimmed and cannot be selected.
Title
Current
time
Menu
options
"Next
page"
button
Relevant
information
(if
available)
Cancel
button
The 10 main menu options are explained in chapter 3.
The "change preferences" option gives access to several menu pages with preference options, which are
explained in chapter 4.
1.3. The route summary
The route summary screen gives you an overview of the calculated route. From this screen you can
decide how to use the route. The route summary screen is shown immediately after you have calculated
a route, for example with "Navigate to...", "Plan from A to B", or "Find alternative...". You can also show is
by tapping Show status in the menu.
Current
destination
Battery
and GPS
indicators
Application
version
Map
showing
the
calculated
route
Journey
summary
Route
button
Map
button
Done
button
The current destination is shown as an address, the name of a favourite or a point of interest.
The indicators show battery strength, GPS signal strength, number of GPS satellites and GPS
coordinates (if available). Tap this area to see the full GPS details, with the option to configure your GPS
hardware.
Tap the application version to see the application version and copyrights.
The journey summary shows the estimated total journey time and total distance (presented in your
distance units preference). If the route shown is an alternative route, the original journey time and
distance are also shown for comparison.
Tap Route to display a complete list of route instructions.
Tap Map to browse around on the map of your route.
Tap Done to start navigating in the main screen.
1.4. The map browser
TomTom Navigator -HP Edition- offers many features that allow you to browse around on a map. You
can do so by tapping Browse map in the menu, or tap Mapin the route summary screen.
On the map, you will find all the items you might find on a normal paper map, such as cities, towns,
roads, streets, rivers and lakes, points of interest (such as petrol stations, restaurants and hospitals) etc.
You can also find more dynamic and personal elements, such as your current GPS position, your
favourite locations or your current departure and destination.
Scale
bar
Cursor
position
GPS
button
Zoom
slider
Your
current
GPS
location
Options
button
Search
button
Cursor
button
Done
button
The blinking icon represents your cursor. Simply tap the map anywhere to place the cursor at that
position.
To increase or decrease the scale of the map, move the zoom slider (white square at the side of the
screen) up or down. The map will zoom in (or out) relative to your cursor position.
To browse around, simply tap the map, keep your finger on the screen and drag it around.
option function
The search button allows you to search for a specific location and place your
cursor there. You use it to locate:
●an address
●one of your favourite locations
●your home location
●a recent destination
●a nearby point of interest (e.g. a hotel or petrol station)
●your current GPS position
Related topic:
To learn more about the options to search a location, see the "Picking locations "
description.
The cursor button provides functions for your cursor location (i.e. the location
indicated by the blinking icon). You can:
●calculate a route from your current location to the cursor location
●find a point of interest near the cursor location
●centre the map around the cursor location
●turn the cursor location into a favourite
Options The options button allows you to change the items that are currently being
displayed on the map:
●show the number of roads and streets
●show the number of street names
●show or hide all points of interest
●show or hide all favourites
Tap Show POIto use the Enable/disable POI preference to specify which
categories of points of interest can be displayed.
Note:
The option to show or hide all points of interest in this menu is the same as
Show POI / Hide POI preference. Changes have direct effect on this preference.
Tap the GPS button (in the top right corner of the screen) to re-centre the map
around your current GPS position.
Done Tap Doneto return to the main screen.
1.5. The schematic view
Instead of the main screen, a much simpler, schematic design can be used to display driving instructions.
Some people prefer the simplicity of this "at-a-glance" schematic display.
You can switch to the schematic display using the turn off map display preference.
You can also set TomTom Navigator -HP Edition- to hide the map only when you go faster than a certain
speed.
"Sound
off"
warning
indicator
Next
instruction
Journey
information
The
name of
the street
you are
currently
on
A
large copy
of the
schematic
instruction
arrow
The
name of
the next
street
The screen items are described in Chapter 1.1.
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