Mitac Digital Technology N476 Navigation Device User Manual
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N476 User Manual This page is not used. ii www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Safety Notice IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS The N476 receiver is a vehicle-navigation aid designed to assist you in arriving at your selected destinations. When using the N476 receiver, these safety rules must be followed to prevent accidents that can result in injury or death to yourself or others: Please check the applicable regulations in your state regarding windshield mounting. Certain states prohibit the mounting of any items on your windshield. Go to www.magellanGPS.com for alternative mounting solutions. When driving, the need to view the display is minimal. Voice prompts will guide you to your destination. The driver should enter data or program the N476 receiver only when the vehicle is stationary. Only a vehicle passenger should enter data or program the N476 receiver while the vehicle is moving. Do not become distracted by the receiver while driving, and always be fully aware of all driving conditions. It is your responsibility to comply with all traffic laws and to use the N476 and mounting options in such a manner that the user is in compliance with applicable laws. Roads, points of interest (POIs), business and service locations may change over time. As a result the database may contain inaccuracy. Also, the database does not include, analyse, process, consider, or reflect any of the following: legal restrictions (such as vehicle type, weight, height, width, load and speed restrictions); road slope or gradient; bridge height, width, weight or other limits; population density; neighborhood quality or safety; availability or proximity of police, emergency rescue, medical or other assistance; construction work zones or hazards; road or lane closures; road, traffic or traffic facilities’ safety or condition; weather conditions; pavement characteristics or conditions; special events; traffic congestion. It is your responsibility to disregard any unsafe, hazardous or illegal route suggestions. Keep the N476 receiver safe from extreme temperature conditions. For example, do not leave it exposed to direct sunlight for an extended period of time. Take care when mounting the N476 receiver in your vehicle, whether using the windshield mount or other mounts, that it does not obstruct the driver’s view of the road, interfere with the operation of the vehicle’s safety devices such as air bags, or present a hazard to occupants of the vehicle should the receiver be dislodged while driving. It is your responsibility to assess the risks associated with damage to your vehicle or vehicle occupants as the result of your choices in mounting the N476 receiver. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com iii Temperature The maximum operating temperature is 140°F (60°C). Battery The battery in the N476 receiver is rechargeable and should not be removed. In the event that it should need to be replaced, please contact Magellan Technical Support. Charging the N476 An optional AC adapter is available as an accessory for your N476. Use of another type of AC adapter can result in malfunction and/or possible fire hazard due to battery overheating. Only use the car charger approved for/supplied with your N476 receiver. Use of another type of car charger will result in fire or electric shock. For safety reasons, the battery in your N476 receiver will stop charging when the ambient temperature is less than 32°F (0°C) or more than 113°F (45°C). It will take approximately 4 hours of charging the N476 receiver through the vehicle power adapter or optional AC adapter to obtain a full battery charge. It is recommended that you charge the battery initially for at least 2 hours. Use only the charger approved for your N476 receiver. Estimated usage of the N476 on battery power is approximately 2 hours. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement 15.21 You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 15.105(b) for Class B Device (usual) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com .. iv -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and 2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. End users must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. For body worn operation, this device has been tested and meets FCC RF Exposure guidelines that position the EUT a minimum of 0 cm from the body. SAR information: 1.176 W/kg (1g) Canada, Industry Canada (IC) Notices “This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this devicemust accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device." Canada, avis d'Industry Canada (IC) “Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement." N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com IMPORTANT NOTE: IC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits established for an uncontrolled environment. End users must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. One or more claims of the following patents may cover this product: U.S. patent No. 5,544,060, U.S. patent No. 5,654,892, U.S. patent No. 5,832,408 and U.S. patent No. 5,987,375 The information provided in this document is subject to change without notice. Improvements and enhancements to the product may occur without any formal notification. Check the Magellan website (www.magellanGPS.com/support) for product updates and additional information. © 2014 MiTAC International Corporation. The Magellan logo, Magellan, and Quickspell are registered trademarks of MiTAC International Corporation. SmartDetour and OneTouch are trademarks of MiTAC International Corporation and are used under license by MiTAC International Corporation. All rights reserved. All other products and brand names are trademarks of their respective holders. No part of this user manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, for any purpose other than the purchaser’s personal use, without the prior written permission of MiTAC International Corporation. MiTAC International Corporation assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in the contents of this User Manual. 112-****-001A N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com vi Table of Contents Safety Notice IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS iii Table of Contents Fundamentals N476 Receiver Map Screen Elements of the Map Screen Map Screen Header Bar Map Screen Map Area Map Screen Content Squares Dashboard Screen Map Screen Footer Bar Starting Up Power On, Suspend, Power Off Turning the N476 Receiver On Turning the N476 Receiver Off (Suspend Mode) Turning the N476 Receiver Off (Shutdown) Adjustments Adjusting the Volume Muting the Volume Changing the Data Field Types of Data Available Changing Zoom Levels Changing the Map Style Viewing Current Location Details 10 Saving Current Location 11 N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com Keyboard Keyboard Basics 13 Using the Keyboard to Enter an Address 13 About street names: 14 About City Names: 14 Searching for POIs 14 Searching near a location 15 Content N476 Content 17 Syncing Content 17 Adding Content 17 Adding Content at the Device 17 Adding Content Through SmartGPS Eco 18 PhantomALERTS 18 Customizing the Alerts 18 Points of Interest Visibility 18 Setting POI Visibility on Map 18 My Places My Places 19 Address Book 19 Accessing the Address Book 20 Adding a Place to the Address Book 20 Editing a Place Name in the Address Book 20 Deleting a Place from the Address Book 21 Adding a Contact to the Address Book 21 Editing a Contact Name 21 Editing Contact information 22 Deleting a Contact in the Address Book 23 Adding a Trip to the Address Book 23 Editing the Trip’s Name in the Address Book 24 www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Deleting a Trip in the Address Book 24 24 Wish List Accessing the Wish List 24 Deleting a Location from the Wish List 24 25 Recent Deleting Recent Destinations 25 OneTouch 25 Adding a OneTouch Button - Location 25 Deleting a OneTouch Button 25 Editing the Name of a OneTouch Button 25 Rearranging the OneTouch Buttons 26 Setting the Home Button 26 Routing Map Screen While Routing 27 Maneuver Information 28 Maneuver Icons 28 Traffic Information 28 GO Screen 28 My Route 29 Creating and Revising Routes 30 Creating a Route from the Wish List 30 Creating a Route from Recent Places 30 Creating a Route from the OneTouch Menu 31 Creating a Route to a User-Entered Address 31 Creating a Route to a City Center 31 Creating a Route to an Intersection 31 Creating a Route to a POI (Point of Interest) 32 Creating a Multi Destination Route 33 Adding a Destination to a Route 33 Removing a Destination from a Multi Destination Route 33 Routing N476 User Manual 34 www.magellangps.com Selecting the Data Field on the Map Screen 34 Cancelling a Route 34 Pause/Resume a Route 34 Detouring Around Traffic 34 Detouring Around a Maneuver 34 Bluetooth Using Bluetooth on the N476 35 Pairing Your Phone 35 When Answering a Call 35 When Making a Call 35 36 Instructions Answering a Call 36 Hanging Up 37 Creating a Call with the Dial Pad. 37 Redialing 37 Making an Emergency 911 Call 37 Making an Call using Speed Dial 37 Adding to the Speed Dial list 38 Deleting a Number from the Speed Dial list 38 Changing the Order of the Names in the Speed Dial list 38 Making an Call using the Phone Book 38 Managing the Contacts Phone Book 39 Setting Bluetooth to Auto-connect to Smartphone 39 Setting Audible Maneuver Warning 39 Vehicle Profile Accessing Vehicle Profile 41 Vehicle Mode 41 Set Vehicle Height 41 Set Vehicle Width 41 Set Vehicle Weight 41 Set Vehicle Total Length 41 www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Set Vehicle Type 41 Set Hazmat Type 41 Settings Settings Menu 43 General Settings 44 Software Update 44 Language 44 Units 44 Auto Power Off 44 Screen Brightness 44 Dim on Battery Power 44 Storage Information 45 Product Information 45 End-User License Agreement 45 Acknowledgments 45 Navigation and Maps 45 PhantomALERT 45 Points of Interest Visibility 45 Enable Live Traffic 45 Auto-Zoom on Turns 45 Enable U-Turns 46 Avoid Toll Roads 46 Avoid Unpaved Roads 46 Night Mode 46 Visible Speed Warning 46 Speed Limit Warning Threshold 46 Location 47 Region 47 Set GPS Position 47 Sounds 47 Volume N476 User Manual 47 www.magellangps.com Smart Volume 47 Turn Warnings 47 Spoken Street Names 48 Audible Speed Warnings 48 48 Bluetooth Device Name 48 Auto-connect 48 Audible Maneuver Warning 48 Paired Phones 48 To Pair your Phone 48 www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Chapter Fundamentals N476 Receiver N476 User Manual Home Button Power button, charge indicator light microSD Card Headphone Out USB connection A-V input. Press the Home button to return to the Map screen from anywhere in the N476 receiver. Tap to change between the Dashboard display, map with no content squares, and map with content squares. Press and hold to turn the device on or to completely shutdown. Press momentarily to suspend or resume the device. Light is ON when connected to external power. (Optional) Used for additional map storage. Connect external headphones Connect to power source or personal computer For optional backup camera. www.magellangps.com www.magellangps.com Map Screen The Map screen will be the screen most commonly used for driving and navigating to a destination. The following will familiarize you with the icons and details of this screen. Elements of the Map Screen Header Bar Map Area Footer Bar Map Screen Header Bar B C D Time of Day Wi-Fi Signal Time is transmitted from the GPS satellites using an atomic clock as reference. The N476 factors in the time zone for your location as well as daylight savings time conditions to compute the local time displayed. There are no settings for the time displayed. Displays the current status of the Wi-Fi signal being received. Wi-Fi is used to sync the device with SmartGPS Eco for content information. Wi-Fi can be turned on or off as well as connecting to a network in Settings. Wi-Fi is turned on in Settings and is connected to a Wi-Fi network. The number of bars displayed (0-4) indicate the received signal strength of Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi is turned on in Settings but is not connected to any Wi-Fi network. Wi-Fi is turned off in Settings. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com Bluetooth Status Displays the current pairing status of the Bluetooth connection. When paired to a phone, the N476 receiver can be used as a remote interface for your phone. Bluetooth is paired to a phone. Bluetooth is not paired to a phone. SmartGPS Eco Status The N476 receiver uses your SmartGPS Eco account (created when registering the product) to sync content from SmartGPSEco to the Magellan SmartRV receiver. Connection to SmartGPSEco can be from a Wi-Fi network connection, a Bluetooth-paired phone or by connecting to a PC utilizing the Magellan SmartGPSEco website. Content is being synced from SmartGPSEco using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Magellan Content Manager. The Magellan N476 receiver is connected to SmartGPSEco and the content is analyzed to determine if a sync is required. The Magellan N476 receiver is connected to SmartGPSEco but all the content is up-to-date or there is no Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Magellan Content Manager connection. Page Status When the Map screen display is in split screen the Page Status icon indicates which set of squares are being displayed. Swipe across the four displayed squared to change the viewed squares. Page 1 squares are displayed. Page 2 squares are displayed. Traffic Signal Status To receive traffic signals you must be in an area where traffic signals are being transmitted and you must be using an approved vehicle power adapter. When the N476 receiver is turned on, it may take a minute or more before any traffic information is displayed. Traffic information is being received. No traffic information is being received. Vehicle Profile Battery Status When the RV icon is shown, routing will take vehicle profile into account, such as weight, length, and width. The battery status icon indicates the current battery charging condition. The internal battery is fully charged. The battery is connected to an external power source and is charging. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com Map Screen Map Area Zoom Level Volume Tap the “+” (zoom in) or “-” (zoom out) to change the map scale. Alternately, you can use the two finger ‘pinch or spread’ technique commonly found in smartphones. Tap the Volume button to reveal a slider bar for volume control. Set the slider all the way to the bottom to mute the sound. Speaker On. Volume set by slider bar. Speaker Muted. Current Location Indicator Displays the current location of the N476 receiver in relation to the displayed map. Tap on the Current Location Indicator to get information on your current location. When the indicator is Blue, GPS signals are being received and the current location has been computed. When the indicator is Red, GPS signals are not being received and the current location cannot be computed. POI Icons The N476 receiver uses various POI icons to graphically display POIs for your surrounding area. Some of those are pointed out in the graphic. The POI graphic indicates the POI category. To select which POI Icons are displayed, go to ‘Settings > Content > Points of Interest Visibility’. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com Speed Limits While traveling on major roads the speed limit for the road you are on is displayed. When you have exceeded the posted speed limit, the speed limit icon will have a red warning halo. The Speed Limit Warning Threshold for highways and other roads can be set in ‘Settings > Navigation & Maps’. Current posted speed limit. Exceeding the posted speed limit by the threshold set in Settings > Navigation & Maps. Data Field Alert Icons Contains information about your speed, elevation, or certain other items. See “Types of Data Available” on page 8. There are two standard alerts that can be displayed on the screen when they are present in your area, Red Light Cameras and Fixed Speed Cameras. Premium Alerts can be purchased for the N476 receiver from the Magellan Store (www.magellangps.com/Shop). Location of a red light camera. Location of a fixed speed camera. Map Screen Content Squares There are eight different content squares available on the N476 . Tap the More Tiles arrow (on the footer bar) to view all eight squares. While driving without a route active, the map usually displays the split screen with four squares. (You can select which squares are shown but the default is Gas, Traffic, and Yelp.) While navigating to a destination, only two squares are displayed. These two squares are Alerts (Traffic and PhantomALERTS), Places (Yelp) and Fuel Prices. The N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com squares displayed while navigating are not customizable. A brief explanation of the squares follows. Fuel Prices Tap to view addition information on the gas station displayed as well as creating a route to that gas station. The Fuel Prices square can be customized from Settings > Content > Gas. Traffic Alerts Yelp® Tap to view information on the displayed delay. Other traffic incidents can be viewed by flipping through the squares. If you are traveling on a route, the N476 receiver will try to compute a detour around the traffic incident. If a detour is available that will save time, the Detour Traffic button will be enabled. Tap to view information on the displayed Yelp square. Information for the location (as well as any available special offers) is displayed. A method for creating a route to the location is also presented. Weather Tap on the weather square to view the 5 day forecast. Flip the square to view other cities. Changing the cities that are displayed can be done through “Settings > Content > Weather”. PhantomALERTS Any basic phantomALERTS (red light cameras, speed cameras) or premium phantomALERTS (purchased from www.magellangps.com/shop) you are approaching are displayed. Flip though the square to view additional alerts when present. Current Location Tap to bring up additional information on your current location (Lat/Long, streets ahead and behind you). A Save button is displayed allowing you to save your current location into your address book. Browser Tap to access the web browser. (Requires internet access from a Wi-Fi network.) Dashboard Screen When driving without any upcoming manuvers, the Dashboard screen will display. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com You can also use the Home button or Show More Tiles button to display the Dashboard screen. It provides driving information and instructions without a map or content information. If a route is active, upcoming manuvers are displayed on the Dashboard. Map Screen Footer Bar More Tiles Go To... (Not routing) My Route (While a route is active) OneTouch™ Address Book Phone (Bluetooth) Settings Fewer tiles / show Dashboard From Dashboard, tap to show map. With map showing, tap to show more tiles. Tap to use the keyboard and search a POI or address. Searched items can be used as a destination or saved to the address book. While routing, it is displayed in place of GoTo. Tap to view information about the route and for tools to delete, pause, or revise the route. Access the OneTouch menu providing easy access to saved destinations. Tap to access your address book. It contains saved addresses, contacts, trips, and recent destinations. You can use any or those as a destination. Tap to bring up phone functions and access to Bluetooth settings. Tap to access setting options for the N476 receiver. Tap to show fewer tiles, then only the map, then to show the Dashboard. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com Starting Up Power On, Suspend, Power Off Turning the N476 Receiver On 1. Press and hold the Power button for 2-3 seconds. The Magellan logo may not appear until a few seconds after you release the button. Turning the N476 Receiver Off (Suspend Mode) If you suspend operation, the route and all information is held so you can quickly resume use. 1. Remove power or press and release the Power button. A confirmation with countdown timer will appear. Tap Cancel to continue operation, otherwise the unit will suspend operation. 2. To resume, press and release the power button. Turning the N476 Receiver Off (Shutdown) 1. Press and hold the Power button for 2-3 seconds and release when the Shutting Down message is displayed. The receiver will power off. This clears any inputs in progress, but does not cancel an active route. Adjustments Adjusting the Volume 1. Tap the Volume icon. 2. Move the Volume slider to the desired level. Muting the Volume 1. Tap the Volume icon. 2. Move the Volume slider to the bottom of the scale. Changing the Data Field On The data field is shown on the Map screen. 1. Tap on the data field. 2. Select the desired data type from the list displayed. Types of Data Available Not Routing Heading Speed Elevation N476 User Manual Muted www.magellangps.com Routing Estimated Time of Arrival Amount of Time Remaining to Arrive at Destination Total Distance Remaining Heading Speed Elevation Changing Zoom Levels Button Method 1. Tap to zoom in or to zoom out of the map display. Pinch / Spread Method 1. Use two fingers to “Pinch” the map area to zoom out. 2. Use two fingers to “Spread” the map area to zoom in. Changing the Map Style The map can be changed to be viewed in 3-dimensional, 2-dimensional - North up or 2-dimensional - heading up style. 1. Swipe the screen over the map area, and the map options footer will appear. This also appears when you use two fingers to zoom . 2. Select the desired style from the footer bar. (The active style is shown in Orange.) 3. The map updates according to the selected style. You can pan and zoom if you like. 4. To re-center the map on your current location, tap 5. Tap Close or press the Home button to return to the usual map footer. 3-Dimensional N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 2-Dimensional - North Up (Icon to re-center map displayed in lower-left) 2-Dimensional - Heading Up Viewing Current Location Details 1. Tap on the current location icon 2. 10 The Current Location screen is displayed. N476 User Manual Saving Current Location www.magellangps.com 1. Tap on the current location icon 2. The Current Location screen is displayed. 3. Tap on the Save icon ( 4. Select where to save the location (Wish List, My Places or OneTouch). 5. Use the keyboard to enter a name for the location. 6. Tap Save. 7. Press the back arrow ( ). ) or the Home button to return to the Map screen. N476 User Manual 11 Chapter Keyboard Keyboard Basics The keyboard is similar to the keyboard on a smartphone, and is designed to be easy to use. Since there are some differences from a typical smartphone, and for those who have not used a smartphone keyboard, the basics of the N476 keyboard will be explained here. Backspace Numeric and symbol characters Shift (uppercase characters Cancel - return to the previous page Enter key (May be labeled Search, Done, or Save) The key in the lower right is used for Search, Done, Save, and Enter. Its label changes according to the operation in progress, and will dim when it is not available to be used. Using the Keyboard to Enter an Address The search entry box is ready for input even when it displays its prompt. (See below.) The N476 does not require seperate entry of street and city. Instead, you can enter enough of the address so that the search results will include the location you want. You can search by any combination of address, city, and zip code. 1. Enter all or part of the address, then tap Search. 2. The search results are displayed. When you see the location you are looking for, tap it. 3. On the Search Results page, use the buttons in the footer bar to select Addresses, Places, or All. 4. If you don’t see the location you want, tap to return to the search. 5. When you select an item, its address details are displayed. 6. Tap GO or Add to use the selected item, or Back ( ) to return to the results list. When searching to create an item for the Address Book, the screen will show Add instead of Go. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 13 About street names: If you can’t find a street, try including the direction, as N, S, etc. For example, “Cataract” will find a lot of other places before it finds “N. Cataract”. About City Names: • City name is part of the address. You shouldn’t enter it seperately, unless that’s all you want. If you search on a city name, you will get a list of cities with that name, likely in multiple states. • If the city you want is listed, tap it for directions to the City Center. Searching for POIs The SmartFind screen lets you search for POIs near your location, at another location, or relative to an active route. The buttons above the keyboard provide easy access to POIs in many categories. You can scroll the list sideways with your finger to see all the categories. You can also search for a POI by name. Tapping on one of the category buttons will add that category to the search input. You can select a sub-category (if available) and add it. With a category selected, you can search, or add information to limit the search. 14 1. Tap Search to display results on the Search Results page. A list is shown with location icons on a map. 2. On the Search Results page, you can select Addresses, Places, or All using the buttons in the footer bar. 3. When you see the place or location you are looking for, tap it. 4. If you don’t see the location you want, tap to return to the search page. 5. When you select an item, its address details are displayed and its location is shown on the map. If you want to look at another item, tap to return to the results list. www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Searching near a location If you just tap Search, the search is centered on your current location. If you want to search near some other location, tap the down arrow, and select Places near... This shows the address entry keyboard. You can enter a city or zip code to center the search. Tap Done to return to the POI search screen. For more information See “Routing” on page 23. See also: “Set GPS Position” on page 41. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 15 Chapter Content N476 Content There are various types of content available on the N476. Preloaded POIs (Points of Interest) User-Entered Contacts, Places, and trips Traffic PhantomALERT There are approximately 7 million POIs preloaded into the N476. Any of these POIs can be selected as a route’s destination using the “Go To...” button. The N476 can store user-entered addresses (contacts or places) into the built-in address book. These addresses can be used in the creation of routes. Traffic alerts are updated whenever the N476 is being powered using the vehicle power adapter cable. When routing, a traffic alert may provide access to detouring around the traffic incident. There are two types of phantomALERTs, basic and premium. Syncing Content As described above, most of the content available on the N476 is pre-loaded. Magellan’s SmartECO website provides a way to back up your address book entries and find and install maps and other updates. How to Connect Magellan’s web-based content manager is at www.SmartGPSEco.com. It provides registration, updates, and synchronization tools for Magellan navigation devices. 1. Sign In with your Magellan Account. 2. With your N476 properly connected, it will appear as an icon in the upper left of the screen. 3. Click on the device icon to view device and content status. 4. Click on the Sync Data button. 5. The button will change to “Starting sync...” and then a progress bar will be displayed when sync begins. Adding Content While logged into smartgpseco.com, you can add locations, routes, and other content. When you connect your compatible N476 receiver, content will be synchronized between the website and the receiver. Note: The N476is compatible with smartgpseco.com, but not all receivers are compatible. Adding Content at the Device Your content includes all of the items you save into your Address Book. This includes your saved places, contacts, and routes. • For adding and editing items in the Address Book, see “My Places” on page 15 N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 17 Adding Content Through SmartGPS Eco 1. Launch your browser on your PC. 2. Access http://www.smartgpseco.com 3. Sign In with your Magellan Account. 4. Add places, contacts and trips using the Create New button in Magellan Content Manager. 5. The next time your N476 performs a sync, the changes made in Magellan Content Manager will be updated on your N476. PhantomALERTS PhantomALERTS provide warnings of enforcement and safety locations. Alerts for traffic cameras and speed cameras are standard. Premium alerts include speed traps, highway alerts and more. Premium PhantomALERTS are available for purchase on Magellan’s web store. You can select how the PhantomALERTS will be presented. You can turn the visiblity of the alert on the map on or off as well as turning the audible alert on or off. Customizing the Alerts 1. From the Map screen press 2. Tap Navigation & Maps. 3. Tap PhantomALERT. 4. Tap on the alert to be modified. 5. Turn the visibilty of the alert on or off. Turn the audible alert on or off. Points of Interest Visibility This option provides a way to select which POI categories are displayed on the map. Setting POI Visibility on Map 18 1. From the Map screen press 2. Tap Navigation & Maps. 3. Tap Points of Interest Visibility. 4. Tap each item to select/deselect it. If an item shows a checkmark, that type of POI will be displayed on the map screen. 5. If you want all or most all POIs displayed, you can tap Check All. www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Chapter My Places My Places My Places can be best described as the place where all of the saved destinations and routes are stored. There are four separate sections to My Places, each one with its own distinct purpose. Address Book Wish List Recent OneTouch The Address Book stores contacts, places and trips that you have saved. These can be used as destinations in a route or accessed using Bluetooth to place a call. The Wish List are those places you found interesting and thought that you might want to go to at some point. Anytime you create a route, the destination is saved into your Recent places list. Handy for when you want to create a route to some place you recently went to. OneTouch is a customizable menu to hold destinations that you regularly use. Address Book The Address Book can hold places, contacts and trips. These are all user-entered and can easily be accessed at any time to create a route. Places Contacts Trips Each place stores an address and has a name. Once stored, the name can be edited but the address can’t. Places is designed to hold locations that you commonly go to or need to reference while driving. This could be anything from your local Starbucks to a historical landmark. Think of places as your own personalized POIs (points of interest). Each contact has a name and stores places and numbers. Contacts can be people, businesses, or any other thing that needs to have more than one piece of information attached, Each contact can have one or more addresses and can also have one or more phone numbers. These might be home address, home number, work address, work number, etc. Trips contain one or several places as a route. You can create a trip (route) one in advance or save a route while it is active. When you save a route, it includes the end point and any intermediate points. These can also be synchronized with the smarteco site. (www.smartgpseco.com, requires a free account for saving and syncing data.) N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 19 Accessing the Address Book 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( Three tabs are available, as below: ). Places tab Contacts Tab Trips Tab Adding a Place to the Address Book 1. From the Map screen, tap GoTo... 2. You can select a POI or search an address, as appropriate. 3. Select the the POI or address (see Using the Keyboard) to add. 4. Tap 5. Tap 6. Enter a name for the place or accept the default name displayed. 7. Tap Save. 8. Tap Done to finish editing. Editing a Place Name in the Address Book Only the descriptive name for a place can be edited. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Make sure that you are in the Places tab of the Address Book. The Place icon will be yellow 20 ). 1. 3. Tap the Edit icon ( ). The place names then displays the item edit and item delete icons: 4. Tap on the item edit icon to the right of the place name. ( 5. Use the keyboard to modify the name of the place. 6. When done, tap Save. 7. Tap Done to finish editing. www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Deleting a Place from the Address Book 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Make sure that you are in the Places tab of the Address Book. The Place icon will be yellow ). 3. Tap the Edit icon ( 4. Tap the item delete icon 5. Confirm the deletion. 6. Tap Done to finish editing. ). for the place to be deleted. Adding a Contact to the Address Book 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Tap the Contacts tab icon 3. Tap the Edit icon ( 4. Tap the “item add” icon 5. Enter the address (see Using the Keyboard) to be added. 6. When the address has been entered, tap Add. 7. Enter a contact name, or edit/accept the suggested name. 8. Tap Save. 9. Tap Done to finish editing. ). ). Editing a Contact Name The descriptive name for a contact can be edited here: To edit contact details, see the instructions following these. 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Tap the Contacts tab icon 3. Tap the Edit icon ( 4. Tap on the appropriate Edit icon. 5. Use the keyboard to modify the name of the contact. 6. When done, tap Save. 7. Tap Done to finish editing. N476 User Manual ). ). www.magellangps.com 21 Editing Contact information You can add, rename, or delete any phone number or place belonging to a contact. In addition, you can edit any phone number for a contact. To do any of these operations, you start by selecting the contact: Selecting a contact to edit it 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Tap the Contacts tab icon 3. Select the contact to edit by tapping it. 4. The contact details will be listed - Tap the Edit icon ( ). ). Editing the name of a contact place: 1. Once you tap the Edit icon ( ), the Item Delete and Item Edit icons are displayed on each contact place or number. 2. Tap the Item Edit icon 3. The keyboard is displayed so you can edit the display name. 4. Tap Save to return to the Contact Edit page. 5. Tap Done when finished editing. on the detail to edit. Editing a contact number: 1. Once you tap the Edit icon ( ), the Item Delete and Item Edit icons are displayed on each contact place or number. 2. Tap the Item Edit icon 3. The numeric keyboard is displayed so you can edit the number. 4. Tap Done and the keyboard is displayed so you can edit the display name. 5. Tap Save to save changes and return to the Contact Edit page. 6. Tap Done when finished editing. on the number to edit. Adding a contact phone number: 22 1. Once you tap the Edit icon ( ), the Item Delete and Item Edit icons are displayed on each contact place or number. 2. At the bottom header, the buttons + Address and + Phone are displayed. 3. Tap the + Phone button. 4. The numeric keyboard is displayed so you can input the number. 5. Tap Done and the keyboard is displayed so you can input the display name. 6. Tap Save to save changes and return to the Contact Edit page. 7. Tap Done when finished editing. www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Adding a contact place: 1. Once you tap the Edit icon ( ), the Item Delete and Item Edit icons are displayed on each contact place or number. 2. At the bottom header, the buttons + Address and + Phone are displayed. 3. Tap the + Address button. 4. The full keyboard with POIs is displayed. 5. Locate the place to add. The full address/POI search is avaialble. 6. Tap Done and the keyboard is displayed so you can edit the display name. 7. Tap Save to save changes and return to the Contact Edit page. 8. Tap Done when finished editing. Deleting a Contact in the Address Book This is to delete the entire contact. If you just want to remove or change details of the contact, see the instructions previous. 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( ). 2. Tap the Contacts tab icon 3. Tap the Edit icon ( ). 4. Tap the delete icon for the contact to be deleted. 5. Confirm the deletion. 6. Tap Done to finish editing. Adding a Trip to the Address Book 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Tap the Trip tab icon 3. Tap the Edit icon ( ). 4. Tap the 5. Create a trip (see Routes) to be added. 6. When the trip has been entered, tap Save. 7. Enter a name for the trip. 8. Tap Save. 9. Tap Done to finish editing. N476 User Manual ). button to add a new trip. www.magellangps.com 23 Editing the Trip’s Name in the Address Book Only the descriptive name for a contact can be edited. 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( ). 2. Tap the Trip tab icon 3. Tap the Edit icon ( ). 4. Tap on the appropriate Item Edit icon. 5. Use the keyboard to modify the name of the trip. 6. When done, tap Save. 7. Tap Done to finish editing. Deleting a Trip in the Address Book 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Tap the Trip tab icon 3. Tap the Edit icon ( ). 4. Tap the delete icon for the trip to be deleted. 5. Confirm the deletion. ). Wish List Accessing the Wish List 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Tap Wish List. ). Deleting a Location from the Wish List 24 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( 2. Tap Wish List. 3. .for the location to be deleted or tap Clear All to delete all the Tap the delete icon locations in the Wish List. 4. Tap Done to finish editing. www.magellangps.com ). N476 User Manual Recent Recent destinations can not be added or edited, but you can delete one or all of them. Deleting Recent Destinations 1. From the Map screen, tap the Address Book icon ( ). 2. Tap Recent. 3. Tap the Edit icon ( 4. Tap the delete icon for the recent destination to be deleted or tap Clear All to delete all the recent destinations in the list. 5. Confirm the deletion. 6. Tap Done to finish editing. ). OneTouch Adding a OneTouch Button - Location 1. From the Map screen, tap the OneTouch button 2. Select an empty button and tap the add icon 3. Select where the location will be added from; Search, My Places or Recent. Search displays the keyboard where you can search for a POI or enter an address. (see Using the Keyboard.) My Places displays the Address Book where you can select the location from your saved places or contacts. Recent displays the list of recent destinations that can be selected. 4. When the location has been chosen, tap Add. 5. Enter a name for the OneTouch button or use the default name presented. Tap Save. Deleting a OneTouch Button 1. From the Map screen, tap the OneTouch button 2. Tap the Edit icon ( 3. Tap the delete icon 4. Confirm the deletion. 5. Tap Done. ). Editing the Name of a OneTouch Button 1. From the Map screen, tap the OneTouch button 2. Tap the Edit icon ( N476 User Manual ). www.magellangps.com 25 3. Tap 4. Edit the OneTouch button name. 5. Tap Save. 6. Tap Done. Rearranging the OneTouch Buttons 1. From the Map screen, tap the OneTouch button 2. Press and hold the OneTouch button to be moved. When the button dims you can slide it to a new location on the OneTouch menu. NOTES The Home and Emergency buttons cannot be moved. Setting the Home Button 1. From the Map screen, tap the OneTouch button NOTES If you already have set a Home address you will need to delete it before continuing. Tap Edit. Tap . Confirm the deletion. This will not delete the Home button, only the address. 2. If there is no current location, choose where the location will be selected from; Search, My Places, or Recent. Search displays the keyboard where you can search for a POI or enter an address. (see Using the Keyboard.) My Places displays the Address Book where you can select the location from your saved places or contacts. Recent displays the list of recent destinations that can be selected. 26 3. When the location has been chosen, tap Add. 4. Tap Done. www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Chapter Routing Map Screen While Routing The Map screen changes when there is an active route. This provides you with the information needed to route to your destination. Maneuver My Route Data Field Traffic The maneuver bar provides information on the type of maneuver you are approaching, the distance to the maneuver and the name of the street that the maneuver will be done on. Provides access to the tools you need to manage the route. Select data type to be displayed along the route. Traffic Alerts, showing the projected delay along the current rouge. If the delay is more than 15% of the entire trip, the delay is shown in red. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 27 Maneuver Information The top of the display shows a maneuver icon representing the type of maneuver to be done next. Next to the icon is the distance to and name of the street where the maneuver will be performed. Slight left turn in 2.3 miles on W. Arrow Highway NOTES The N476 will provide audiable alerts while you are routing. If you missed an alert or just want to hear it again, tap on the header with the street name for the maneuver and the message will repeat. Maneuver Icons Continue Straight Left Turn Right Turn Slight Left Turn Slight Right Turn U-Turn to the right U-Turn to the left Sharp Left Turn Sharp Right Turn Proceed to Road Exit Freeway to Left Exit Freeway to Right Merge Onto Freeway Merge Onto Freeway Exit to Offroad Exit to Offroad Roundabout (counter clockwise) Roundabout (clockwise) Destination Traffic Information The Traffic Alert displays an icon and estimated delay for the traffic conditions. GO Screen While creating a route, the GO screen lets you review and adjust it. 28 www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual You can compare routing methods and view them on the map. You can see the distance to the destination and the estimated time of arrival for the selected routing method. The routing methods include Fastest, Shortest or Least Highways. As you select the routing method, the highlighted route in the map area reflects the choice made. NOTES The distance and time calculations are based upon the location and current time that the Go screen was accessed and do not update. Route Info Map View Routing Options Save GO Distance and estimated time of arrival based on selected routing options. Displays a map showing your current location, the destination and the computed route. Use the zoom controls to change the map scale and swipe over the map to change its location. Select routing method between Fastest, Shortest or Least Highways. The highlighted route on the map and the computed arrival time are displayed according to this selection. The route you are on can be saved to your Address Book under the Trips tab to be accessed again. Create the route using the selected options.. Destination Type and location of destination. My Route Whenever there is an active route, the My Route button will be present on the Map screen. My Route provides access to various route editing tools that are described below. Map View Cancel Route Pause/Resume Route Save N476 User Manual Displays a map showing your current location, the destination and the computed route (green). Use the zoom controls to change the map scale and swipe over the map to change its location. Tap to cancel the active route. Confirmation of cancellation is required. Tap to pause the route and tap again to resume getting routing information. This could be useful if you are on a route and choose to travel off the route to perform a task (get gas, store, etc.). Tap the Resume route button once you have completed your task and are ready to begin routing to the original destination. The route you are on can be saved to your Address Book under the Trips tab to be accessed again. www.magellangps.com 29 E Optimize Route List Detour TurnA List Edit Go To... When a route has more than one destination the route can be optimized by tapping the Optimize button. Route list displays all of the destinations in the route. The destinations can be rearranged or optimized. B select C the D distance Tap Detour and (3, 5, or 9 miles) to detour. The N476 will recalculate the route with the detour included. The Turn List will display all of the maneuvers involved in the route. There is also the option of deleting a maneuver in the list and the N476 will recalculate the route with that maneuver removed. Edit provides the tools needed to add or delete a destination in your route. Search an address or POI. Can add to the active route or replace it. Creating and Revising Routes This section describes ways to create a route having one or multiple destinations. Creating a Route from the Address Book 1. From the Map screen tap on 2. Select the tab containing the location (Places, Contacts or Trips). 3. Scroll through the list displayed until you see the place, contact or trip you want to go to. 4. Tap on the place, contact, or trip to use. If you are selecting a contact, you need to tap on the location to use, even if the contact has only one location. 5. Choose how you want the route computed; Fastest, Shortest, or Least Highways. 6. Tap GO. Creating a Route from the Wish List 1. From the Map screen tap on 2. Tap on Wish List. 3. Tap on the desired destination from the list of places in the Wish List. 4. Choose how you want the route computed; Fastest, Shortest, or Least Highways. 5. Tap GO. Creating a Route from Recent Places 1. 30 From the Map screen tap on www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual 2. Tap on Recent. 3. Tap on the desired destination from the list of recent destinations. 4. Choose how you want the route computed; Fastest, Shortest, or Least Highways. 5. Tap GO. Creating a Route from the OneTouch Menu 1. From the Map screen tap on 2. Tap on the OneTouch button with the desired destination. 3. Choose how you want the route computed; Fastest, Shortest, or Least Highways. 4. Tap GO. Creating a Route to a User-Entered Address 1. From the Map screen tap on Go To... 2. Using the instructions found in “Keyboard” on page 9, enter the address you want to go to. 3. Choose how you want the route computed; Fastest, Shortest, or Least Highways. 4. Tap GO. Creating a Route to a City Center 1. From the Map screen tap on Go To... 2. Using the instructions found in “Keyboard” on page 9, enter the name or zip code for the city. 3. Select the city from the displayed list. 4. Tap Done. 5. Choose how you want the route computed; Fastest, Shortest, or Least Highways. 6. Tap GO. Creating a Route to an Intersection 1. From the Map screen tap on Go To... 2. Using the instructions found in “Keyboard” on page 9, enter the name or zip code for the city. 3. Enter the name of one of the streets and select the street from the list. 4. Enter the name of the second street. Select the intersection when it is displayed in the list. 5. Choose how you want the route computed; Fastest, Shortest, or Least Highways. 6. Tap GO. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 31 Creating a Route to a POI (Point of Interest) 32 1. From the Map screen tap on Go To... 2. Using the instructions found in “Keyboard” on page 9, search for the desired POI. 3. Select the POI from the list displayed. 4. Choose how you want the route computed; Fastest, Shortest, or Least Highways. 5. Tap GO. www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Creating a Multi Destination Route This describes creating a route in your Address Book, not immediately routing to the destination. You can also add, remove, and rearrange destinations for any active route using tools on the My Route screen. 1. From the Map screen tap on 2. Tap on the Trips 3. Tap 4. Tap 5. The New Trip screen is displayed. Tap 6. Follow any of the “Creating a Route...” instructions provided in this chapter to select the destination. 7. Tap Add when the location screen is displayed. 8. Continue using the 9. After all the destinations have been entered, you can rearrange them by pressing the Optimize button or moving the destination up or down in the list of destinations. tab. to enter the first destination. button to select destinations for the route. 10. Tap Save to store the trip in your Address Book or tap Go to begin routing immediately. Adding a Destination to a Route 1. While travelling on a route, tap My Route from the Map screen. 2. Tap 3. Tap 4. Follow any of the “Creating a Route...” instructions provided in this chapter to select the destination. 5. Tap Add when the location screen is displayed. 6. Continue using the 7. After all the destinations have been entered, you can rearrange them by pressing the Optimize button and or moving the destination up or down in the list of destinations. 8. Tap Save to store the trip in your Address Book or tap Go to begin routing immediately. button to select destinations for the route. Removing a Destination from a Multi Destination Route 1. Access the Multi Destination route from either saved Trips in the Address Book or if travelling on the route, tap My Route. 2. Tap 3. Tap N476 User Manual on the destination to be removed. www.magellangps.com 33 Routing Selecting the Data Field on the Map Screen 1. Tap on the data field. 2. Select the desired data type from the list displayed. NOTES See Fundamentals for a list of available data types. Cancelling a Route 1. From the Map screen, tap My Route. 2. Tap the Route Cancel icon 3. Confirm the cancellation of the route. Pause/Resume a Route 1. From the Map screen, tap My Route. 2. Tap the Pause icon 3. Confirm the cancellation of the route. or the Resume icon Detouring Around Traffic 1. When a Driving Alert indicates that there is traffic along the route, tap the Driving Alert. 2. Tap the Detour button. Detouring Around a Maneuver 1. From the Map screen, tap My Route. 2. Tap Turn List. NOTES Shortcut: Tap on the Maneuver Icon on the Map screen to go directly to the Turn List. 3. Tap 4. Confirm by tapping GO. on the maneuver to be detoured around. CAUTION Not all maneuvers can be detoured around but the N476 will try to recalculate the route avoiding the maneuver. 34 www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Chapter Bluetooth Using Bluetooth on the N476 The N476 provides hands-free capabilities for making and receiving phone calls utilizing the Bluetooth link from your smartphone. Before you can use your smartphone with the N476 you need to pair the phone to the N476. Pairing Your Phone 1. From the Map screen press 2. Tap on the Bluetooth button. 3. Make sure that your phone is on and that Bluetooth is turned on. 4. On the footer bar, tap “Pair Phone Now?”. 5. The N476 will begin searching for Bluetooth devices. When you see the name of your phone in the list, tap the Connect button for your phone. 6. Follow the prompts on your phone and the Magelllan N476 to confirm the pairing. CAUTION If the N476 doesn’t display Connected, try pressing the Connect button again. When Answering a Call With your smartphone paired, the N476 will display a notification when you have an incoming call. You can choose to Ignore or Answer. During the call, the Bluetooth screen is displayed. If you are travelling on a route, an audible alert will sound to indicate an upocoming maneuver. The alert will not be the complete text-to-speech notification which could disrupt your call, but rather an audible alert indicating that a maneuver is pending. To view the map during a call, tap the Home button on the N476. Tap the Bluetooth button to return to the Bluetooth screen. This will not affect the call you are on. When Making a Call The N476 provides all the tools you need to make a call, either from your address book or using an on-screen phone pad. Tapping the Bluetooth button from the Map screen displays a screen where you can generate a call. How you generate the call is completely up to you. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 35 www.magellangps.com NOTES The Contacts list in the Bluetooth section of the N476 is not associated with the Address Book portion of the device. The contacts presented with Bluetooth have been imported from your smartphone. A call can also be generated from the My Places Address Book. Instructions Answering a Call 1. When a call is received the following is displayed along the bottom of the screen. 2. Tap Answer to accept the call. 3. The Bluetooth screen is displayed and you can begin speaking. NOTES Press the Home button to return to the Map screen without interrupting the call. The Phone button return you to the Bluetooth screen. 36 N476 User Manual from the Map screen will www.magellangps.com Hanging Up 1. From the Bluetooth screen, tap or hang up from your smartphone. Creating a Call with the Dial Pad. 1. From the Map screen, tap 2. Tap 3. Use the dial pad to enter the phone number. 4. When the number is correct, tap the Call button. Redialing 1. From the Map screen, tap 2. Tap NOTES The number or contact that will be called is displayed in the Redial button. Making an Emergency 911 Call 1. From the Map screen, tap 2. Tap 3. Confirm the emergency call by tapping OK. Making an Call using Speed Dial 1. From the Map screen, tap 2. Tap the speed dial tab 3. Tap on the name in the Speed Dial list that you want to call. N476 User Manual 37 www.magellangps.com Adding to the Speed Dial list 1. From the Map screen, tap 2. Tap the speed dial tab 3. Tap Edit ( 4. Tap on the edit icon for an open item in the list (indicated by the words “Speed Dial”). 5. Tap on Phone Book to select a Speed Dial from your existing phone book or Dial Pad to enter the number and name to be used. ). Deleting a Number from the Speed Dial list 1. From the Map screen, tap 2. Tap the speed dial tab 3. Tap Edit ( 4. Tap on the delete icon 5. Confirm the deletion by tapping OK. ). for number to be deleted. Changing the Order of the Names in the Speed Dial list 1. From the Map screen, tap 2. Tap the speed dial tab 3. Tap Edit ( 4. Tap and hold on the move icon for line item to be moved. While holding, slide the line up or down in the list. When it is in the place you want, release the button. ). Making an Call using the Phone Book 38 1. From the Map screen, tap 2. Tap the Contacts tab 3. Tap on the name in the list that you want to call. 4. The contact will be displayed with all phone numbers associated with that contact. Tap on the desired number. 5. Tap on the Call button to begin the call. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com Managing the Contacts Phone Book The Contacts Phone Book can not be edited within the N476 but can be imported from your paired smartphone. Make the changes to your Address Book on your smartphone and then follow these instructions. 1. From the Map screen, tap the Settings button. 2. Tap on Bluetooth. 3. Tap on Import Contacts. 4. Confirm that you want the contacts phone book replaced. Tap OK. CAUTION This requires that you have a smartphone paired with the N476. The Contacts Phone Book in the N476 will be replaced. Setting Bluetooth to Auto-connect to Smartphone The N476 can be set to automatically connect to a phone that has been previously paired when it is within range. 1. From the Map screen, tap the Settings button. 2. Tap on Bluetooth. 3. Tap on the Auto-connect checkbox. (When checked, the N476 will automatically pair when within range of the smartphone.) Setting Audible Maneuver Warning The maneuver warning alert makes an audible sound when you are routing and on a phone call. This warning can be turned on or off in Settings. 1. From the Map screen, tap the Settings button. 2. Tap on Bluetooth. 3. Tap on the Audible Maneuver Warning checkbox. (When checked, there will be an audible alert when routing and on a phone call). N476 User Manual 39 Chapter Vehicle Profile Set your vehicle profile so that when routes are being calculated you will not be routed over roads that your vehicle cannot travel on. Note: Vehicle Mode must be set to RV for routing to consider Vehicle Profile. Accessing Vehicle Profile 1. From the Map screen tap Menu. 2. Tap the Vehicle Profile icon. 3. You can choose not to use the Vehicle Profile by unchecking the box on the Vehicle Profile screen. Vehicle Mode If Vehicle Mode is set to RV, the Vehicle Profile (size, weight, and Hazmat information) will be used in route planning. When Venicle Mode is set to Car, the Vehicle Profile information is ignored. Set Vehicle Height 1. Access the Vehicle Profile screen. 2. Tap the Height button. 3. Enter your vehicle height in inches. Set Vehicle Width 1. Access the Vehicle Profile screen. 2. Tap the Width button. 3. Enter your vehicle width in inches. Set Vehicle Total Length 1. Access the Vehicle Profile screen. 2. Tap the Total Length button. 3. Enter your vehicle total length in inches. Set Vehicle Type 1. Access the Vehicle Profile screen. 2. Tap the Vehicle Type button. 3. Select from available choices. Set Hazmat Type 1. Access the Vehicle Profile screen. 2. Tap the Hazmat Type button. 3. Select from available choices (as applicable). Set Vehicle Weight 1. Access the Vehicle Profile screen. 2. Tap the Weight button. 3. Enter your vehicle weight in pounds. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 41 Chapter Settings Settings Menu The Settings Menu is the starting point for accessing the tools needed to customize and set the necessary parameters for the N476N476. General Settings Access tools to set the language, units of measure, auto power off, screen brightness settings as well as devices details such as available storage, product information, etc. Navigation and Maps Customize the way navigation is computed as well as setting the night mode and speed limits. Includes Vehicle Profile. See “Vehicle Profile” on page 41. N476 User Manual Location Select the regional maps being used (when additional maps are installed) and define how the GPS position is set (via GPS or manually). Sounds Alternate method for setting the volume as well as defining what sounds will be presented. www.magellangps.com 43 Bluetooth Set the rules for Bluetooth and paired phones. Provides access to pairing phones. General Settings Software Update Tap Software Update when highlighted to download and install updates. This option is highlighted only when a software update is available. Language Tap the flag icon to select the desired language for the N476N476. Units Tap the desired units of measure (miles or kilometers). Auto Power Off Set the amount of idle time (not moving) allowed before the device automatically shuts off. Screen Brightness Use the Day and Night slider bars to set the screen brightness desired. NOTES Night brightness should be lowered when you find the display distracting while driving at night. Dim on Battery Power Select whether or not the screen brightness will be dimmed when the device is operating on its internal battery. NOTES The brighter the screen, the shorter the life of the internal battery. It is recommended that this is checked to provide optimum battery life while the device is operating on its internal battery only. 44 www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Storage Information View the total internal memory of the device and the amount of available space is available for addition data (contacts, content, etc.). Product Information View detailed information for the device. (Serial number, the geographic areas being used, information on the maps, software version, etc.) End-User License Agreement Legal statement describing the contract between Magellan and the end-user as to how the software can and cannot be used as well as any restrictions imposed by Magellan. Acknowledgments Recognizes the originators of content data used in the N476N476. Navigation and Maps PhantomALERT Tap to access PhantomALERT settings. Tap on the PhantomALERT to view additional options. When checked Visible on Map will display an icon on the map for the alert selected. When checked Alert will sound an audible alert for an upcoming PhantomALERT. Premium PhantomAlerts may be purchased from www.magellangps.com/store Points of Interest Visibility Tap to access a list of POI (Points of Interest) types. Whan a POI type is checked, it will appear on the map. Enable Live Traffic Turn the display of live traffic alerts on or off. Auto-Zoom on Turns Auto-zoom causes the zoom level of the map screen to automatically zoom into the lowest level while performing a turn maneuver while navigating on a route. Uncheck to turn Auto-Zoom off. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 45 Enable U-Turns Turns off (when unchecked) the ability of the device to use u-turns as a maneuver while creating a route or while recalculating a route. Avoid Toll Roads When checked all computed routes will avoid toll roads whenever possible. Avoid Unpaved Roads When checked the N476 will avoid creating a route that uses unpaved roads as possible. NOTES When a route is created that requires the use of an unpaved road, a warning will be displayed indicating that an unpaved road is being used in the route. You can cancel, reroute or continue. Night Mode The N476 is normally set to Auto which changes the map colors to a darker scheme during night hours automatically. This can be changed to On (the darker map is on continuously) or Off (the normal map is displayed continuously). Visible Speed Warning Turns off (when unchecked) the visual alert surrounding the Speed Limit icon on the map screen when the posted speed limit is exceeded by the thresholds set below. Speed Limit Warning Threshold Use the slider bars to set the miles per hour (mph) or kilometers per hour (kph) above the posted speed limit that the warning will be displayed. Speed limit thresholds can be set independently for highways and other roads. 46 www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual Location Region Displays the currently selected region for the map used. When additional maps are available you can select the desired region to be used. Set GPS Position The current location is normally used for search and routing purposes. The default setting is GPS — the current location is calculated from signals received from the GPS satellite constellation. Select Manual to set “current location” from a search, contacts or OneTouch options. NOTES When creating a route and searching for POIs, the N476 always starts from its “current location”. For planning purposes, you can set “current location to a place you want to go to. Then your searches will start from there. NOTES When the N476 is turned off, (full shutdown) it will start up with current location in GPS mode. If it is merely suspended, it will ‘wake up’ with its ‘current location’ mode unchanged. Sounds Volume Use the slider bar to set the volume level for the device. Smart Volume When checked Smart Volume will automatically adjust the volume up or down depending upon existing noise levels. Turn Warnings Tap to access a list of available sounds that can be used when alerting you to an upcoming turn. N476 User Manual www.magellangps.com 47 Spoken Street Names When checked the device will use text-to-speech to announce street names used in maneuver alerts. Audible Speed Warnings When checked the device will play an audible alert when the speed limit threshold (set in Navigation & Maps) is exceeded. NOTES Audible Speed Warnings is independent of Visible Speed Warnings set in Navigation & Maps. When Audible Speed Warnings is turned on, the warning will be played even if Visible Speed Warnings is turned off. Bluetooth Device Name Displays the name of the N476 device that will be displayed on your smartphone while pairing. Auto-connect When checked the N476 will attempt to use Bluetooth to connect to a paired phone whenever in range. Audible Maneuver Warning When checked an alert will be played when a maneuver is upcoming and is in the middle of a Bluetooth call. Paired Phones Displays a list of any smartphones that are currently paired with the N476 via Bluetooth. To Pair your Phone Tap Pair Phone Now to search for a list of available Bluetooth devices. Once the list is displayed, tap the Connect button to begin the pairing process. See “Bluetooth” on page 35 48 www.magellangps.com N476 User Manual
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