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6. To insert a space, CHOOSE “Space” from the “keyboard.”

7. If you know the destination address exactly, enter the road and

intersection the same way by using the options “Road” and “Intersection”

in the Navigation menu.

• You can only input the city name and the navigation system will then

guide you to the city boundary.

• Unincorporated county listings require a street or a point of interest to

activate guidance.

8. CHOOSE “Guidance.”

• The guidance screen appears.

• The system plans a route to the desired destination.

Features of the database

• When using the “keyboard,” the previously entered characters are

compared with all database entries. Only valid characters (highlighted)

can be selected. If there is a unique entry in the database, the system

completes the name automatically and “OK” becomes selectable.

• If there is more than one database entry with the same name, the

cursor is automatically placed on “List”. CHOOSE the entry from the

list. If the number of data entries is very large, setting up the list may

take a few seconds.

• If a city name, road name or facility name entered is not unique in the

database, the navigation system presents you a list of all identical

entries distinguished by additional information. If, for example, a city

name is not unique, a list of all matching cities in the database will be

presented.

• In completely mapped areas, house numbers are available in the

database. When entering the road name with the “keyboard,”, you can

also enter the desired house number after the road name is entered.

The visual and audible advice that notifies you that you have arrived

at the destination may not notify you at the exact driveway of the

house number due to system restrictions.

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