Becker TRAFFIC ASSIT 7928 Operating Instructions Manual

8 Use 8 Navigation 8 Music 8 Pictures 8 Video 8 Telephone 8 Unpacking the Traffic Assist 9 Checking the delivery 9 Delivery contents 9 Complaints procedure 10 Handling the packaging 10 Description of unit 10 Traffic Assist - basic unit 10 Cable for power supply from cigarette lighter 11 Mains adapter 11 Battery 11 SD memory card 11 USB connection cable 12 Unit bracket 12 Accessories 12 External GPS antenna 12 Headset 12 Information about documentation 13 Quick start guide 13 Operating instructions 13 Registration 13 Repairs 13 Emissions and disposal 13 Overview Traffic Assist 14 Maintenance and care 19 Battery quality declaration 20 Display quality declaration 20 Start-up 20 Memory card 20 Inserting memory card 21 Ejecting memory card 21 Power supply 22 Using the battery 22 Connecting to socket 22 Connecting up to power supply 22 Removing power supply 23 Connecting to the cigarette lighter 23 Unit bracket 23 Fitting the unit bracket 24 On the windscreen 24 Adjusting the unit bracket 25 Vertical 25 Horizontal 25 Attaching the Traffic Assist 25 Removing the Traffic Assist 25 TMC antenna 26 Installation of the TMC antenna 26 Connecting the TMC antenna 26 GPS-antenna 27 Unit antenna 27 Connecting up external antenna 27 Additional connections 27 Connecting the telephone mute function 28 Connecting the audio signal 28 Connecting USB storage media 28 Switching the Traffic Assist on/off 29 Switching on 29 Switching off 29 Basic information about the touch screen 30 Operation 30 Calibration 30 Basic information about the menus 30 The main menu 30 Entries made with the entry menu 30 Entering characters 31 Adopting suggestions 31 Scrolling through the lists 31 Special characters and umlauts 32 Entering numbers 32 Switching between upper and lower case 33 Deleting characters 33 Inserting spaces 33 The back key 33 Sensor button 34 Index

34 Deactivating the button lock 34 Volume control 34 More maps 35 Installation program 35 Transferring files 35 Transferring using the SD card reader 35 Transferring using the USB port 35 Transferring maps 36 Transmitting music tracks, pictures and videos 36 Faults 36 Navigational mode 37 What is navigation? 37 Selecting navigation 38 Aids for navigation 38 Fast access mode 38 Navigation menu 38 Map display 38 Rapid access 38 Structure of rapid access 38 Navigation menu and map display 38 The list of destinations 39 Icons used 39 Operating rapid access 39 Starting using an existing destination 39 Scrolling in the destinations memory 39 Displaying or editing destination 40 The Navigation menu 41 Structure of the navigation menu 41 Address 41 Point of interest 41 Select on map 41 Enter coordinates 41 Route planning 41 Settings 41 Navigation menu: Address 42 Selecting a country 42 Select address and start 42 Cancelling navigation 48 Navigation menu: Point of interest 48 Point of interest: Near GPS position 48 Point of interest: nationwide 49 Navigation menu: Select on map 51 Navigation menu: Route planning 52 Route list 52 Using a route 53 The New button 53 The Edit key 54 The Calculate key 54 The Start key 55 Navigation menu: Enter coordinates 55 Navigation menu: Settings 56 The Auto mode key 56 The Map info key 57 The Routing options key 58 The Route info key 59 The Format key 59 The Speed key 60 The Time Zone key 61 The Smart Speller button 61 The Junction info button 62 The Home address button 62 The TMC button 63 The Volume key 64 The Dimmer button 64 The button Load map 64 The Factory settings key 65 What is dynamic route guidance? 65 Displaying TMC messages on the map 66 Using TMC 66 Reading a message 67 Display the relevant road in the map 67 Updating announcements 67 Taking announcements into consideration when calculating routes 67 Automatic recalculation 67 Manual recalculation 68 Map display 68 Configuration of map display 69 Map display without route guidance 69 Map display with route guidance 69 Map display with reality view 70 Map display with toolbar 70 Using the map display 71 Repeat the last voice prompt 71 Changing the announcement volume 71 Additional information 72 Position information 72

72 Display route (toolbar) 72 Displaying TMC messages (toolbar) 73 Change display (toolbar) 73 Point northwards (toolbar) 73 Available POIs along the route (toolbar) 73 Move map (toolbar) 75 Calling up the options menu (toolbar) 75 Playback of MP3 files during an active navigation 76 Telephone mode 77 Calling up telephone mode 77 Telephone fast access mode 77 Configuration of fast access mode 77 Number list 78 Icons used 78 Operating in fast access mode 78 Dialling an existing number 78 Scrolling through the number list 78 Displaying or editing entries 79 Telephone menu 79 Dialling a number 80 Telephone book 80 Connecting a mobile phone 81 Opening the device list 81 Connecting automatically 82 Searching for a mobile phone 82 Connecting from the device list 83 Telephone/Bluetooth settings 83 Switching Bluetooth on/off 83 Visibility of the Traffic Assist 83 Device name 84 Setting telephone and ringtone volume 84 Telephone calls 84 Establishing a call 84 Answering a call 85 Ending a call 85 When route guidance is active 85 Without route guidance 85 Music operations 86 Selecting music playback 86 The MP3 player 86 Operating the MP3-Players 86 Track skip 86 Play 87 Pause 87 Cancelling playback 87 Folder overview 87 Track repeat/random play function 88 Setting volume 88 Activating FM transmitter 89 Navigation during MP3 player operation 89 Shutting down the MP3-Player 89 Pictures mode 90 Selecting pictures display 90 The Picture Viewer 90 Operating the Picture Viewers 90 Scrolling 90 Slideshow 90 Full screen 91 Shutting down the Picture Viewer 91 Folder viewing mode 91 Operating folder viewing mode 92 Subfolders 92 Scrolling 92 Selecting a picture 92 Changing folder levels 92 Closing folder viewing mode 92 Setting the volume 92 Video mode 93 Selecting video playback 93 The video player 93 Operating the video player 93 Opening and playing videos 93 Showing the button bar while video is playing 94 Pausing and resuming playback 94 Fast forward/reverse 94 Setting the volume 94

95 The setting menu 95 Operation 95 Selection possibilities 95 Closing the setting menu 95 The individual menu points 95 Energy 95 Displaying the energy supply 95 Ending the status display 96 Day/night display 96 Calibration 96 Starting calibration 96 Language 97 Calling up language selection 97 Turn the page 97 Selecting the language 97 Cancelling the language selection 97 Moodlight 97 Tones 98 Automatic on/off 98 Switching the function on / off 98 FM transmitter 98 Storing frequencies 99 Information 100 Specialist words 101 Keywords 103 Technical Data 106 NOTICE 107 EU Declaration of Conformity 107 Disposal 108 The information and data contained in these documents are subject to change without prior notice. No part of these documents may be repro- duced or transmitted for any purpose without express written permission from HARMAN/BECKER Automotive Systems GmbH . All technical informa- tion, drawings etc. are subject to copyright law. © Copyright 2007, HARMAN/BECKER Automotive Systems GmbH All rights reserved.

your fellow passengers or other road users will not be put at risk, encumbered or disturbed by this. • The rules of applicable road traffic acts must be observed at all times. Destinations may only be input when the vehicle is stationary. • The navigational system is only an aid. The data/details provided may in some cases be incorrect. The driver must always decide whether to follow the details given or not. We accept no liability for the navigational system issuing incorrect details. As a result of traffic routing changes and deviating data, inaccurate or incorrect instructions may be given. Drivers should always pay attention to the actual road signs and traffic control. In particular, the navigational system cannot be used as a means of orientation in cases of poor visibility. • The unit may only be used for its intended purpose. The volume of the navigational system should be set so that noises outside the vehicle can still be heard. • The unit should be switched off immediately if faults occur (e.g. development of smoke or smells). • For safety reasons, the unit may only be opened by a specialist. Please contact your local stockist if you require repairs.

• The mains voltages (V) indicated on the mains charger, the car charger adapter and the unit must not be exceeded. Failure to observe this can result in destruction of the unit and the charger as well as explosion of the rechargeable battery. • Never open the unit or the rechargeable battery. Any modification to the unit is also impermissible and renders the type approval invalid. • Use only genuine BECKER original accessories. This will ensure that all the relevant regulations are complied with and damage to health and property is avoided. Dispose of defective units and the rechargeable battery according to the applicable legal requirements. • No warranty is granted in the case of improper use. These safety instructions also apply to genuine BECKER original accessories.

> D > GB > F > I > E > P > NL > DK > S > N > FIN > TR > GR > PL > CZ > H > SK The Traffic Assist Use The Traffic Assist is a powerful PND (Personal Navigation Device) for use in vehicles and closed spaces. The unit should be protected from dampness and dirt. The Traffic Assist can be used as: • navigational unit • MP3 (device for playing music) • JPEG picture viewer • Video player • Can be used as a very convenient hands- free unit via Bluetooth® Navigation Thanks to GPS = Global Positioning Sys- tem, you no longer need to spend hours searching through road atlases. Once outside buildings, the receiver an- tenna integrated in the unit gives you con- tinuous access to navigational possibili- ties. Depending on reception, you may not be able to use the navigational func- tion inside buildings. When used in vehi- cles, you may not be able to adequately re- ceive GPS data depending on how the Traffic Assist is installed. In such cases, you will have to connect up an external antenna (does not fall within the scope of supply). The Traffic Assist with TMC is equipped with TMC, which gives you the option of receiving traffic announcements via the TMC antenna provided. Traffic an- nouncements are transmitted when the TMC is active. The system plans an alter- native route automatically or on request to avoid traffic problems, depending on the setting. Music Thanks to the integrated MP3-Player, you can listen to your favourite tracks when on the go. Pictures The Traffic Assist has a Picture Viewer of- fering many functions for viewing pic- tures. Video Traffic Assist features a video player for playing videos. Telephone Your Traffic Assist is equipped with Blue- tooth® wireless technology. You can con- nect a mobile phone equipped with Blue- tooth® wireless technology to it via Bluetooth. Your Traffic Assist the serves as a very convenient hands-free unit.

>> > D > G > F > I > E > P > N > D > S > N > FI > TR > G > PL > CZ > H > S Unpacking the Traffic Assist Checking the delivery Before the Traffic Assist is started up, the delivery should be checked to ensure that it is complete and in the correct condition (see also page 14). >Carefully unpack the content of the package and check it. Delivery contents 1 Traffic Assist, the mobile navigation system with integrated MP3 player, video player, picture viewer and ex- tremely convenient Bluetooth® hands-free unit. 2 Docking station 3 Memory card (SD memory card) with pre-installed map data 4 USB cable 5 Mains adapter for power supply via the 230 V mains 6 Unit holder 7 TMC antenna 8 12V car power adapter for cigarette lighter socket 9 DVD with installer for map data, ac- tual map data and operating instruc- tions (not illustrated). Note: Your Traffic Assist is supplied in stable packaging. Do not unpack the unit in full if you discover any serious damage to the packaging or its content. If this happens, please contact your local stockist. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

> D > GB > F > I > E > P > NL > DK > S > N > FIN > TR > GR > PL > CZ > H > SK Complaints procedure Please contact your local stockist if you have any complaints. The unit can also be sent directly to Harman/Becker in its orig- inal packaging. Handling the packaging Keep the original packaging in a dry place, at least for the warranty period. Description of unit The Traffic Assist consists of the basic unit Traffic Assist and the accessories in- cluded in the delivery. You will find photos of the individual parts under: • "Overview Traffic Assist" on page 14 Traffic Assist - basic unit The basic unit contains all the electronics: • an integrated antenna, • a TMC receiver for the reception of traffic messages, • a touchscreen, • sensor buttons for operation, • an integrated loudspeaker for the out- put of messages during navigation and for MP3 files and phone calls, • a microphone. On the sides of the unit, there are also light bars as well as various connections and ports. You will find more details of the unit under: • "Technical Data" on page 106 Note: The packaging should be disposed of cor- rectly in accordance with national dispos- al guidelines. The packaging must not be burnt. Depending on the country to which the unit is supplied, it may be pos- sible for local stockists to accept packag- ing. Note: The basic unit and accessories must not be opened or modified in any way.

>> > D > G > F > I > E > P > N > D > S > N > FI > TR > G > PL > CZ > H > S Cable for power supply from cigarette lighter This cable allows the unit to be connected up to the car's cigarette lighter. The power supply must satisfy the follow- ing requirements: • DC current 12 volts 0.5 amps Mains adapter This mains adapter enables the Traffic As- sist to be connected to a mains outlet. Requirements for power supply are: • Alternating current 100-240 volts 0.2 Amps 50-60 Hertz Battery When depleted, the integrated rechargea- ble battery can be recharged by connect- ing the Traffic Assist 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 vehicle us- ing the car power adapter, or charge it us- ing the mains power supply unit connect- ed the 230 V grid. SD memory card A memory card is used as a storage medi- um for road maps, music tracks and imag- es. The memory card provided has a storage capacity of 2 GB and offers sufficient space for the complete European map set, the Traffic Assist does not support larger memory cards. If you intend to listen to music using the Traffic Assist or want to view images, you must save these to a sep- arate card (not included). Alternatively, you can connect a USB memory stick to the USB port to play MP3 files or display images. When not in the unit, the memory card must be stored in a protected dry place away from direct sunlight in the pack- aging supplied. Avoid touching or dirt- ying the contact strip. You will find more details about the mem- ory card under: • "Technical Data" on page 106 Notes: The complete European map set requires approximately 1.8 GB of memory space. If you intend to listen to music, look at pictures or watch videos on the Traffic Assist. We recommend that you store the relevant data on a separate memory card (not included in scope of delivery). If you would like to listen to music with the Traffic Assist during navigation, the music must be stored on the supplied memory card. The Traffic Assist does not support the changing of memory cards during navigation.

> D > GB > F > I > E > P > NL > DK > S > N > FIN > TR > GR > PL > CZ > H > SK USB connection cable The USB connection cable can be used to connect the unit to a standard personal computer by means of the USB port. However, to use the data on the PC, you will first have to install the free "Active Sync" software from Microsoft®. Unit bracket The Traffic Assist can be attached in the vehicle with the unit holder and the dock- ing station. Accessories External GPS antenna You can use an external antenna to im- prove reception in vehicles where only limited GPS reception is available (not in- cluded in the scope of supply). Please con- tact your local stockist for more informa- tion. Headset When using the Traffic Assist as an MP3 player, commercially available head- phones with a 3.5 mm jack or adapter can be connected (not included). !Danger! Prevention of damage to hearing The use of headphones or ear- phones over a relatively long period of time at a high vol- 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 as required by French Article L. 5232-1 is guaranteed. Note: Headphones must not be used while driving. Comply with the local national laws and regulations.

>> > D > G > F > I > E > P > N > D > S > N > FI > TR > G > PL > CZ > H > S Information about documentation Quick start guide The Quick Start Guide is designed to pro- vide a brief introduction to operating your Traffic Assist. The most important basic functions of the Traffic Assist are ex- plained in the Quick Start Guide. Operating instructions A comprehensive explanation of the Traf- fic Assist functionalities is contained in these operating instructions. Registration You can register your product using our software service, we will then inform you of any new updates and other news. You can register online on the Becker homepage www.mybecker.com. The “Software update” menu item is lo- cated under “SERVICE/SUPPORT“. Repairs The unit must not be opened if damaged. Please contact your local stockist. Emissions and disposal Information on emissions, electromagnet- ic compatibility and disposal can be found in "NOTICE" on page 107.

> D > GB > F > I > E > P > NL > DK > S > N > FIN > TR > GR > PL > CZ > H > SK Overview Traffic Assist Scope of delivery 1 Traffic Assist – PND (Personal Navigation Device) 2 Docking station 3 Unit holder 4 Antenna for TMC reception 5 Cable for power supply via vehicle cigarette lighter (12 V) 6 Mains adapter for power supply via the 230 V mains 7 USB connecting cable 8 SD card (with navigation data) 1 4 6 7 5 2 3 8

>> > D > G > F > I > E > P > N > D > S > N > FI > TR > G > PL > CZ > H > S Front of unit with control and display elements 1 Touch screen with selected main menu 2 Map display sensor button area (see "Map display" on page 68) 3 Light bar (mood light) 4 Home address sensor button area (see "Structure of rapid ac- cess" on page 38) 5 Touchscreen button Press = activates the respective button command 6 BACK button Press = returns to various applications Press and hold = switches Traffic Assist on and off 7 Day and night changeover sensor button area (see "Sensor button" on page 34) 8 Telephone sensor button area (see "Calling up telephone mode" on page 77) 9 Microphone 6 1 5 3 8 2 4 3 7 9

> D > GB > F > I > E > P > NL > DK > S > N > FIN > TR > GR > PL > CZ > H > SK Top of unit 1 Socket for external antenna (external antenna not included in scope of delivery) Back of unit 2 Docking station interface 3 Opening for speaker Base of unit 4 USB interface PC connection 5 Reset button 1 3 2 3 4 5

>> > D > G > F > I > E > P > N > D > S > N > FI > TR > G > PL > CZ > H > S Left side of unit 1 3.5 mm socket for headphones (headphones not included in scope of delivery) 2 USB port for data carrier containing MP3 or image files 3 SD card slot Right side of unit 4 On/Off switch 5 Connection for external power supply 6 Volume control Move upwards = increase volume Move downwards = decrease volume Press = mute 4 5 6 2 3 1

> D > GB > F > I > E > P > NL > DK > S > N > FIN > TR > GR > PL > CZ > H > SK Left docking station 1 Connection for telephone-mute lead (accessory) 2 Connection for audio-signal lead (accessory) Right docking station 3 Connection for TMC antenna 4 Connection for external power supply 3 4 2 1

The unit is maintenance-free. For proper care, a commercially available cleansing fluid for electrical devices may be applied using a soft damp cloth. Your mobile navigation system was de- signed and manufactured with great care and should be treated with equal care. You will enjoy your mobile navigation system for a long time to come if you observe the recommendations listed in the following: • "Protect your mobile navigation system from water and moisture. If your unit is exposed to moisture, switch it off im- mediately and disconnect the power supply. Allow the unit to dry at room temperature. • Do not operate your mobile navigation system in a dusty or dirty environment and do not store it in such an environ- ment. • Do not store your mobile navigation system in hot environments. High tem- peratures can shorten the service life of electronic components in your unit, damage the rechargeable batteries and cause certain plastics to warp or melt. • Do not store your mobile navigation system in cold environments. During operation, when the unit warms up to operating temperature, moisture may form internally, causing damage to elec- tronic components. • Do not drop your mobile navigation system unit, protect it from shocks and do not shake it. Improper handling can damage components within the unit. • Never use corrosive or aggressive chem- icals, cleaning solutions or aggressive detergents for cleaning. All the above information applies equally to the mobile navigation system, the re- chargeable battery, the mains charging and car power adapters as well as all acces- sories. Should one of these parts not work properly, please contact your authorised dealer. !Danger! Danger to life by electrocution. Always switch off the unit and disconnect the mains power supply unit before clean- ing the unit, supplied components, or accessories. Note: Do not use any aggressive or abrasive substances or cloths which may damage the surface. The unit must not be exposed to water.

The capacity of the rechargeable battery in your mobile navigation system decreases with every charging/discharging cycle. Improper storage at excessively high or low temperatures may also cause a gradual deterioration of capacity. Consequently, the operating time may be substantially reduced even in the case of a fully charged battery. The rechargeable 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 navi- gation system. In the event of a significant loss of capacity, we recommend replace- ment of the rechargeable battery. Please contact your authorised dealer. Use only genuine BECKER original spare parts. Display quality declaration In some cases, for technical reasons, a few discoloured dots (pixels) may be visible on the display. Some pixels may also appear brighter or darker. However, such in- stances do not represent a product flaw. Start-up Once the Traffic Assist has been unpacked and checked for damage, the unit can be started up. The individual start-up stages are: • insert memory card • connect to power supply • Switching on the unit • Ensuring antenna reception (if naviga- tion is desired) Memory card The memory card provided has a storage capacity of 2 GB and offers sufficient space for the complete European map set, the Traffic Assist does not support larger memory cards. The complete European map set requires approximately 1.8 GB of memory space. If you intend to listen to music, look at pictures or watch videos on the Traffic Assist. We recommend that you store the relevant data on a separate memory card (not included in scope of delivery). If you would like to listen to music with the Traffic Assist during navigation, the music must be stored on the supplied memory card. The Traffic Assist does not support the changing of memory cards during navigation.

the unit. The card compartment is equipped with a spring-actuated lock and ejection mechanism. Inserting memory card >Remove the memory card from its packaging without touching or soiling the contact bar. >Hold the memory card such that the contact bar faces towards the rear of the unit. >Guide the memory card into the card slot. >Exert a little pressure and slide the memory card into the card slot until it snaps in. Ejecting memory card The card slot ejects the card so that you can pull it out with two fingers. >Use your finger to gently press the memory card against the spring force into the card slot and then release it. The card is ejected. >Remove the memory card and place it in the packaging while ensuring not to touch contact bar. Notes: A small slider is located on one side of the card. Notes: The memory card should only ever be in- serted and ejected when the unit is switched off. If the unit is not switched off, data may be lost. Navigational operations are not possible if the memory card containing card data is not inserted. If you remove this during navigation, directions to your destination will be aborted immediately.

ered by means of the supplied mains pow- er supply unit. In the vehicle, the cable for the cigarette lighter can be used (also sup- plied). In both cases, the internal battery of the Traffic Assist is charged. The power supply can either be connected directly to the Traffic Assist, or to the docking sta- tion. Using the battery The internal power supply is via the inte- grated rechargeable battery. The recharge- able battery is maintenance-free and does not require any particular care. Connecting to socket Connecting up to power supply The mains power supply unit is connected to the public mains grid as follows: >Hold the connector and push it, with- out using excessive force, to the stop in the relevant connecting socket on the Traffic Assist or the docking station. Notes: • Please note that TMC reception is only possible when the power supply is con- nected to the docking station. • If the unit battery is completely dis- charged, connect the power supply. It may take up to a minute before the Traffic Assist can be switched on again. Note: Please note that with a completely dis- charged battery, the unit requires up to one minute until it can be switched on again. !Danger of Death! Make sure that your hands are not damp and that the mains section is dry. Only connect the mains section to a mains supply with which such purposes are permitted.

in the socket. Removing power supply >To remove the power supply, proceed in reverse. Connecting to the cigarette lighter Power supplies using a vehicle battery are connected up as follows using the cable sup- plied for the cigarette lighter. >Hold the connector and push it, with- out using excessive force, to the stop in the relevant connecting socket on the Traffic Assist or the docking station. >Plug the plug adapter into the cigarette lighter. Unit bracket The Traffic Assist can be attached directly to the windscreen with the unit holder. Note: Remove the mains section if you are not planning on using the Traffic Assist for a long time. Note: If the cigarette lighter has just been used and is still warm, wait until this has cooled down in its mounting. Note: If the engine is switched off, using the vehicle's power supply through the cigarette lighter will slowly drain the vehicle battery! Do not therefore op- erate the Traffic Assist for extended peri- ods with the engine off. Note: The Traffic Assist and unit bracket must not be exposed to long periods of direct sunlight. Temperatures inside the vehicle of +70 C and higher may damage parts of the bracket.

On the windscreen The unit holder can be attached directly to the windscreen via the suction mecha- nism. >Find a suitable position. >Press the base (5) with its suction sur- face against the windshield. >Rotate the unit bracket so that the sup- port plate is roughly in the direction of viewing required. >Press the lever (3) downwards. The bracket will have stuck firmly to the windscreen. It can now be set precisely. To remove, actuate the lever (3) again. 6 5 4 1 3 2 8 7 Note: Fasten the unit holder such that your field of vision is not impaired when the Traffic Assist is installed and ensure that the unit is outside the deployment area of the airbag. Ensure that the electrical connection ca- ble does not hamper you from accessing the vehicle's controls. Also ensure that there is enough space to easily slide the Traffic Assist back out of the bracket. Clean the attachment surface on the windscreen to ensure that it is clean and free of grease. Do not use greasy or soapy cleaning agents.

The support plate (7) can be swung in two directions (horizontally and vertically). It can thereby be set at virtually every angle of vision to the driver. Vertical >Loosen the fastening screw (2) far enough to be able to swivel the carrier plate (8) downwards from above with- out using excessive force. >Hold the base (5) with one hand and swivel the carrier plate (8) to the desired position with the other hand. >Tighten the fastening screw (2) suffi- ciently so that the Traffic Assist is held securely in place when the vehicle is in motion. Horizontal >Loosen the fastening screw (1) far enough to be able to swivel the carrier plate (8) from left to right without ex- erting excessive force. >Hold the base (5) with one hand, and swivel the carrier plate (8) to the desired position with the other hand. >Tighten the fastening screw (1) suffi- ciently so that the Traffic Assist is held securely in place when the vehicle is in motion. Attaching the Traffic Assist The docking station (6) is equipped with four guides, the carrier plate (8) has corre- sponding retaining lugs. >Position the docking station with the guides onto the carrier plate retaining lugs. >Push the docking station downwards to the stop. The Traffic Assist has attachment points for the docking station on the top and bottom of the housing. >Insert the Traffic Assist with the attach- ment points on the bottom of the hous- ing into the docking station. >Press the Traffic Assist into the docking station without using excessive force until the clip (7) engages in the attach- ment point. Removing the Traffic Assist >Press the clip (7) on the unit holder with one finger and remove the unit from the unit holder using your free hand. Note: Do not swing the support plate in both directions at the same time! Before mov- ing, always take the Traffic Assist off the unit bracket.

sories is used to receive traffic messages. The antenna is included separately in the scope of delivery and has to be mounted onto the unit holder. Installation of the TMC anten- na >Remove the fastening screw com- pletely. >Push the side of the TMC antenna with the slot over the lug on the holder. >Align the hole on the other side of the TMC antenna so that it is posi- tioned over the screw hole for the fas- tening screw. >Install the fastening screw again. The antenna is now mounted. Connecting the TMC antenna >Insert the connector of the TMC anten- na into the socket provided on the right-hand side of the docking station without using excessive force. 1 2 3 4 1 4 3 2 3 1

housing. Connecting up external antenna To enable reception under adverse recep- tion conditions, an external GPS antenna can be connected (not included). For this purpose, a closable connecting socket is located on the rear of the housing. If no external antenna is connected, this con- nection must always be closed again. >Open the closure by pulling gently on its upper surface. >Connect the external antenna using the optionally available adapter. Additional connections Further connections are provided on the docking station. These connections can be used to connect the Traffic Assist to an au- dio system already installed in the vehicle. Note: The integrated GPS antenna is not suita- ble for use in vehicles with anti-glare win- dows (metalised thermo-glass or metal foil, indicated by the window label - SIG- LA SOL, SIGLA CHROM, SIGLA, KOOL-OF, SUNGATE, etc.) and vehi- cles with fine-meshed heating wires in the windows. If this is the case, use an external GPS an- tenna. Please consult your local specialist dealer. Note: Please note that the following connection options are not possible for all audio sys- tems.

mute function You can connect your Traffic Assist to your audio system using an optionally- available cable for the telephone mute function. If the cable is correctly connected, your Traffic Assist will mute the car radio dur- ing navigation announcements. >Insert the jack on the cable into the socket on the docking station for this purpose. >Connect the other end of the cable to the telephone mute socket on your ra- dio. Please observe the manufacturer’s con- nection specifications. Connecting the audio signal You can connect your Traffic Assist to your audio system using an optionally- available cable for output of the audio sig- nal. If the cable is correctly connected, you can then output the audio signal via the vehi- cle audio system. >Insert the jack on the cable into the socket on the docking station for this purpose. >Connect the other end of the cable to the audio inputs on your audio system. Please observe the manufacturer’s con- nection specifications. Connecting USB storage me- dia You can connect a USB memory stick or an external hard drive to your Traffic As- sist. Images, music or videos can then be ac- cessed from these storage media. The USB port for storage media is located on the left side of the unit. Notes: • Only external hard drives with a maxi- mum power consumption of 500mA may be operated. The hard drive can only be operated when the Traffic As- sist is powered via the mains adapter or via the car power adapter. • Please note that when using USB memory sticks to play MP3 files or dis- play images or videos, the battery ca- pacity may be considerably reduced (without external power supply).

on/off The unit is switched on and off using the back key. Switching on >Set the On/Off switch on the right side of the unit to On. >Press the back key for a few seconds. The unit is switched on. The manufactur- er's logo appears on the touch screen. The following question appears shortly thereafter: Comply with highway code >If you agree with this request, press the OK key. Switching off You can switch the unit off at any time. If necessary, new destinations should first be saved. >Press the back key for a few seconds. The unit will enter sleep mode. >Switch the On/Off switch to Off for fi- nal deactivation of the unit. Note: Please deactivate the Becker moodlights while driving in your vehicle in order to prevent visual distraction from the road traffic! Note: The Traffic Assist may only be used in ac- cordance with the applicable national road traffic act!

touch screen The Traffic Assist is fitted with a touch screen. Operation The buttons which appear in the menus or message windows should simply be touched so that they are displayed as if they had been pressed. If the key pressed is not permitted in the current situation, a short signal will sound. Calibration If the touch screen starts responding im- precisely and e.g. buttons have to be touched off-centre in order to be actu- ated, calibration should be undertaken. The calibration function is started from the Settings menu (see also page 96). Basic information about the menus During operations, you are assisted by various menus and entry windows. The main menu The top menu level is the main menu. The individual applications are started from the main menu. 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 made via the entry menu. The entry menu is operated in a similar way to a keypad. The character entered on the keypad is displayed in the top line of the entry menu. The central area is used to enter characters. Help functions are provided in the bottom line. Descriptions of how to operate the menu are provided below. Note: To ensure that the display's surface is not damaged, you may only touch it with your fingers or a blunt, non-smearing ob- ject.

keys in the central area. Once the entry is complete, the process is concluded by pressing the OK key and the entry passed on to the Traffic Assist for processing. Adopting suggestions When a navigation destination is entered, the Traffic Assist compares the entry with the set of data on the memory card. The Traffic Assist then only makes those let- ters which are possible available for selec- tion and adds a sensible suggestion to the letters already entered. The suggestion and the non-selectable characters are shown in a lighter font. If the desired input appears in the upper dis- play area after entering the first few letters or numbers, you can immediately accept this suggestion. >In order to accept the suggestion, press either the input field or the OK button. Scrolling through the lists If you have already entered some of the letters of the selection you want, you can use the selection list to display all the des- tinations containing the combination of letters in question. >To open the selection list, press the but- ton at the top right corner of the screen. The selection list appears. Note: If necessary, you can switch off the smart speller in the navigation settings. It should also be noted that in southern countries (e.g. Italy), the "prefix" (e.g. via Gran Mundo) needs to be entered after- wards (e.g. Gran Mundo_via).

right hand side of the screen to scroll through the list. >Press the destination you want. The destination is adopted and the selec- tion list is closed. Special characters and umlauts Special characters and umlauts do not have to used when entering the names of towns and streets. The Traffic Assist will change entries from AE, OE and UE if necessary. >If e. g. you are searching for the town of "Würzburg, then simply press "WUERZBURG". Special characters can be useful when naming destinations and routes. >To change to the special character key- pad, press the key. The special character keypad is displayed. >Enter the special character you want. As soon as you have entered a special char- acter, the system automatically switches back to the letters keypad. Entering numbers You have to change to the numerical key- pad to enter numbers. >Press the key. The numerical keypad is displayed. >To return to entering letters, press .

case During free text entry, it is possible to switch between upper and lower case letters. >Press . The display changes to lower case. >In order to return to upper case, press . Deleting characters To delete the last character, use the back key. >To delete the character to the left of the cursor, press the key. Inserting spaces If you have an entry with two words, e.g. for names of towns, the words should be separated by a space. >To enter a space, press the key. The back key The back key is integrated in the bottom left hand corner of the casing. It has various functions: • Pressing and holding this button switches the Traffic Assist to standby, or on again. • depending on the menu context, if pressed briefly, you will be returned to the previous entry level.

left and right sides of the touchscreen. Telephone sensor button The telephone function is called up using this sensor button. See “Calling up telephone mode” on page 77. Day/night sensor button The display can be switched between day and night mode using this sensor button. Home address sensor button Route guidance to the home address is started by pressing this sensor but- ton, provided a home address has been stored. See “The Home address button” on page 62. Map sensor button Map display is called up using this sensor button. See “Map display” on page 68. Button lock The Traffic Assist can be protected from inadvertent inputs via the sensor buttons or the touchscreen via the button lock. Activating the button lock >Press the sensor buttons simultaneously and . the button lock is activated. Now, if you press a button or the screen, a message is displayed indicating that the button lock is active. Deactivating the button lock >Press the sensor buttons simultaneously and . the button lock is deactivated. Volume control The volume can be adjusted both via the integrated volume control on the Traffic Assist and in the various applications. The volume control is located on the right side of the unit Traffic Assist. >In order to increase or reduce the vol- ume, press the volume control upwards or downwards. or >Press the volume control in order to mute the Traffic Assist. 1 2 4 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 1 2 Note: A description of volume adjustment in the various applications is described in the individual chapters. 1 1

capacity of 2 GB and offers sufficient space for the complete European map set, the Traffic Assist does not support larger memory cards. If you should lose the supplied memory card or if it should become defective, the map set can be installed on another mem- ory card. Installation program There is a map installation program on the map DVD. Once the DVD is inserted in a personal computer's DVD drive, this program will usually start up automatical- ly. The program guides you through the installation process. Otherwise, you will have to start the pro- gram manually. >Open Windows® Explorer. >Select your DVD drive folder. >Double click on the "Setup.exe" file. Transferring files Files can be transferred indirectly via the memory card or directly via the USB port. Transferring using the SD card reader The simplest and fastest form of transfer is to use a standard SD card reader (does not fall within the scope of supply). The memory card is plugged into this. The files required are then saved on the memory card using the computer's software. Transferring using the USB port The USB port is used to link the Traffic Assist directly to a personal computer. The Microsoft® Active Sync program must be installed for transmission. Micro- soft® Active Sync is contained on the DVD provided. The link then involves several steps: >Switch off Traffic Assist. >Link the Traffic Assist and computer using the USB cable. >Switch on Traffic Assist again (do not press the screen after the unit is switched on). ActiveSync automatically sets up a link to the Traffic Assist. Note: Only the maps supplied in the Traffic As- sist may be used. The installation or transfer of files or programs which limit or modify the function of the Traffic As- sist is prohibited!

should be used for the transfer. This in- volves the following stages: >switch off Traffic Assist. >remove memory card and plug into an SD card reading device or the use the USB cable to connect the Traffic Assist to the computer. >boot up the computer and insert the DVD. >use the installation program to transfer the map required. >slide the memory card back into the Traffic Assist or correctly remove the USB cable. >switch the Traffic Assist back on. The new map is available right away Transmitting music tracks, pictures and videos As the complete European map set occu- pies virtually all the memory space on the memory card provided, pictures, music and videos should be stored on a separate memory card (not included in scope of de- livery). The files can be transferred via a card read- er or the USB connection. Faults Faults in the operating system or in the unit are displayed. If the desired function cannot then be executed, the Traffic Assist should be restarted using the On/Off switch or the reset button. If the messages reappear or the unit does not function correctly for any other reason, please contact your local stockist. Note: Use obvious folder names because these will help you later when you are trying to find the file you want in the Traffic As- sist. Note: Never attempt to open the unit yourself. Please contact your authorised dealer if you are unable to remedy the fault.

Navigation (Latin navigare = to travel by sea) is generally understood to mean find- ing the position of a vehicle, determining the direction of and distance from the de- sired destination and establishing and fol- lowing a route to this destination. Naviga- tional aids include the stars, distinct objects, a compass and satellites. The Traffic Assist uses its GPS receiver to find the vehicle's position. (The Global Positioning System (GPS) was developed by the US military in the 1970's as a mis- sile guidance system. GPS is based on a total of 24 satellites cir- cling the earth which continuously emit signals. The GPS receiver receives these signals and uses the delay of each of the signals to calculate its distance from the individual satellites. In turn, it can use this information to determine its current geo- graphical position. The signals of at least three satellites are needed to establish position. If four or more signals are available, height above sea level can also be calculated). Traffic Assist determines the direction of and distance to the destination with the aid of a digital road atlas on the SD card and the navigation computer. For safety, directions to the designation are mainly provided verbally. The direc- tion display and map diagram on the touch screen are further aids. !Safety information • The road traffic act takes precedence in all circumstances. The navigational sys- tem is only an aid. The data/details provided may in some cases be incor- rect. The driver must always decide whether to follow the details given or not. We accept no liability for the naviga- tional system issuing incorrect details. • When first started up, it may take up to 30 minutes before a position can be de- termined. • Precedence should always be given to actual traffic signs and local traffic rules. • The directions only relate to cars. Spe- cial recommendations and rules for other vehicles (e.g. commercial vehi- cles) are not taken into consideration. • Destinations may only be input when the vehicle is stationary.

main menu. >Press the Navigation key in the main menu. Rapid access is called up. Aids for navigation Three different aids to navigation are available: • Fast access mode • Navigation menu • Map display Fast access mode Fast access mode starts automatically for the immediate selection of previously stored destinations. Navigation menu The Navigation menu, e.g. for entry of a new destination can be called up using the fast access mode. See "The Navigation menu" on page 41. Map display It is also always possible to call up the map display by pressing the upper right-hand sensor button on the Traffic Assist. In addition to indicating the current posi- tion, the map display also allows the selec- tion of new destinations. See "Map display" on page 68. Rapid access Rapid access allows you to select from the key functions to quickly start navigation. Rapid access is illustrated below using sample destinations. Structure of rapid access Navigation menu and map display In fast access mode, the Navigation menu button for opening the Navigation menu is displayed in the top line. If you have already entered your home ad- dress, you can start route guidance to your home address in the second line. Alterna- tively, you can start navigation to the home address by pressing the relevant sen- sor button. The destinations list is shown in the lines below.

The list of destinations displays all the des- tinations available for quick selection line- by-line. If you have already entered your home address, you can start route guid- ance to your home address in the first line. Each line is split into two boxes. Each list box is depicted as a key. The destination is named on the right-hand key and its char- acteristics shown in the left-hand icon. Icons used The following icons are used in the list of destinations. Operating rapid access Starting using an existing destination Destinations already in the destinations memory are listed in the list of destina- tions. >Press the button with the desired desti- nation to start route calculation. The calculation is started. Once the calcu- lation is complete, the map display ap- pears and directions to the destination be- gin. Scrolling in the destinations memory You can use the keys to scroll through the list display in the direction in- dicated on the arrow. The current list page and the total number of its contents appear between the keys. Note: The last 50 destinations are automatically stored in the destinations list. Once the memory's capacity has been fully used up, the oldest destination is automatically de- leted whenever a new one is entered. Im- portant destinations can however be pro- tected. If you select your home address and it has not yet been defined, you will be request- ed to enter the address. Icon Meaning This destination is a standard destination without any spe- cial features. This destination is protected. Once the destination memory is full, this destination is not automatically deleted. If required, this can be set man- ually. In the case of a protected en- try, you can also determine the position using the fast ac- cess function. This destination is the current home address.

Each destination in the destinations mem- ory can be displayed or edited. >Press the icon to the left of the destina- tion required. >A selection menu appears. Entries in the selection menu which only appear if a home address has been created: Selection Meaning Show details All the data relating to the destination is dis- played. On map The map display and toolbar are called up and the destination dis- played. Name this en- try The destination can be renamed. Delete this entry The destination is delet- ed from the destination memory. Protect this entry The destination is pro- tected against automatic deletion. This function is only available in the case of unprotected destina- tions. Unprotect this entry Protection of the destina- tion is disabled. This function is only available in the case of protected destinations. Move this en- try up The destination is moved forwards by one position. This function is only available in the case of protected destinations. Move this en- try down The destination is moved back by one position. This function is only available in the case of protected destinations. Delete list All destinations (includ- ing the protected ones) are deleted from the list. The home address is not deleted. Selection Meaning Show details Full home address data is displayed. Set If no address has been en- tered, selection can be made here. Change The stored home address can be changed. Delete home address The stored home address is deleted.

If you do not want to select a destination quickly or if the planned destination is not yet available in the destinations memory, you can use the navigation menu to deter- mine a new destination. >In rapid access, press the Navigation menu key at the upper edge of the screen. The navigation menu appears. Structure of the navigation menu Address The various steps from selecting a destina- tion to starting route guidance can be car- ried out using the Address button. • See "Navigation menu: Address" on page 42. Point of interest Points of interest such as airports and ferry ports, restaurants, hotels, petrol stations or public buildings can be selected and route guidance started via the Point of in- terest button. • See "Navigation menu: Point of inter- est" on page 48. Select on map With Select on map, you can select a des- tination directly on the map and start route guidance. • See "Navigation menu: Select on map" on page 51. Enter coordinates The geographic coordinates for a destination can be entered and route guidance started via the Enter coordinates button. • See "Navigation menu: Enter coordi- nates" on page 55. Route planning A route with several stopovers can be planned using the Route planning but- ton. • See "Navigation menu: Route plan- ning" on page 52. Settings Various general settings for navigation can be made via the Settings button. • See "Navigation menu: Settings" on page 56.

A selection window for specifying the des- tination is opened from the Navigation menu by pressing the Address key. >In the navigation menu, press the Ad- dress button. The selection window for the address ap- pears. Selecting a country The Country button offers you all the countries available on the memory card for navigation. A country is adopted auto- matically in the address input menu after selection. If a destination country has al- ready been entered, it appears in the first line and is therefore active. >Press the destination Country key to ac- cess the selection list of countries. The selection list appears. >Press the key of the country you want. >If necessary, press the arrow keys on the right-hand edge of the screen to scroll through all the destina- tion countries available. Select address and start You can enter the exact destination ad- dress in the address entry screen. The following details can be entered in the address window: • Town • Postcode • Street and building number • Intersecting roads as an aid to orienta- tion Note: Information regarding the various coun- tries is displayed by pressing the flags in front of the country designations.

• display the destination on the map • define options of the drive profile • save the destination in the destinations memory • start directions to the destination im- mediately. Selecting the town The destination town can be entered using its name or postcode. During this process, when each letter is entered a possible town 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 initial letter “K”, the Traffic Assist indicates “Köln” as a possible city, and not the town which is first alphabetically. Traffic 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 speller). >Select between town entry and post code entry. >Consecutively enter the letters for the destination town or the numbers of the post code. The OK key The OK key can be used to transfer the destination selected into the route calcula- tion menu. If the destination required ap- pears in the upper edge of the display once the first letters or numbers have been en- tered, you can transfer the destination im- mediately with OK without using the list function. >Press the OK key to transfer your desti- nation into the route calculation menu. Notes: • If necessary, you can switch off the smart speller in the navigation settings. • During entry, it should be noted that in southern Europe (e.g. Italy), the "prefix" (e.g. via Gran Mundo) needs to be entered afterwards (e.g. Gran Mundo_via). • If you enter a post code, the name of the town initially disappears in the in- put menu. Next, enter the name of the street names. The name of the town is then also displayed. Note: If two words have to be entered, these should be separated by a character.

If you have already entered some of the letters of the town you want, you can use the List function to display all the towns containing the combination of letters in question. >Press the button at the top right corner of the screen in order to open the list of towns. >A town is selected by pressing the corre- sponding button. Selecting the street In the destination street area, the street and building number can be entered sep- arately using a letter and numerical key panel. A possible street is displayed each time a new letter is entered. Traffic Assist rules out all impossible com- binations of letters and only activates those letter boxes which will produce an existing street. A building number can only be selected once the street has been selected and/or if building numbers are also present in the data. >Press the letters of the destination street one another another. The OK key The OK key can be used to transfer the destination selected into the route cal- culation menu. If the destination required appears in the upper edge of the display once the first letters or numbers have been entered, you can transfer the destination immediately with OK without using the list function. >Press the OK key to transfer your desti- nation into the route calculation menu.

If you have already entered some of the letters of the street you want, you can use the List function to display all the streets containing the combination of letters in question. >Press the button at the top right corner of the screen in order to open the list of streets. >The street is selected by pressing the corresponding button. Selecting the Intersection After entering the destination town and road, you can enter an intersecting road in order to further limit the choice. >Press Intersection. The input menu for the name of the intersecting road appears. >Enter the name of the intersecting road and then press OK. The procedure is the same as for entering a road, See “Selecting the street” on page 44.. When entering an intersecting road, you can also use the road list, See “Using the list of streets” on page 45.. Selecting a house number After entering the destination town and road, you can enter a house number in order to further limit the choice. >Press No. The input menu for the house number appears. >Enter the house number and then press OK. The procedure is essentially the same as for entering a road, See “Selecting the street” on page 44.. >When entering a house number, you can also use the house number list. The procedure is essentially the same as for the road list, See “Using the list of streets” on page 45.. Note: You can display further information re- garding the street by pressing the field to the left of the street name. This can be helpful if the street being searched for ap- pears several times in the list. Note: Instead of entering an intersecting road, you can also enter a house number. Both entries, however, are not possible simultaneously. Note: Instead of entering a house number, you can also enter an intersecting road. Both entries, however, are not possible simultaneously.

Once the destination has been entered, you can display it in the map of the sur- rounding area. >Press the In map key to display the des- tination selected on the map. Options for the drive profile You can also set your driving profile in the address entry field. Press the Options but- ton for this purpose. The settings made here have an effect on calculation of the estimated journey times and the length of the route. >After pressing the field at the top left of the screen, select your mode of travel. >Select one of the following options by pressing the field on the right next to the Routing type display. >Select one of the following options by pressing the field on the right next to the Motorways, Ferries or Toll roads display. Setting Meaning optimum With this option, the op- timum route in terms of travel time and mileage is calculated. fast With this option, the shortest route possible for the time required is calculated. short With this option, the shortest route is calculat- ed in terms of kilometres travelled. scenic With this option, the most winding route is calculated.

ance to the entered coordinates. Saving destination The Save button opens an entry menu for entering a name for the destination en- tered. If a name has been entered and adopted using OK, the destination is transferred to rapid access and protected there. The entry menu allows you to change between upper and lower case let- ters. Starting navigation The Start button can be used to start nav- igation straight away. All the data entered so far is processed in the route calculation. >Press the Start key to start navigation. The route is calculated. The map display then appears and directions to the destina- tion begin. Option: Description Permitted With this option, the rel- evant road type is taken into account during route calculation. Avoid With this option, the rel- evant road type is avoid- ed wherever possible. Forbidden With this option, the rel- evant road type is not taken into account dur- ing route calculation. Note: If no GPS signal is available at the time of route calculation, the following display appears. If the GPS signal is available, route calcu- lation is started automatically. A short route to the selected destination is displayed when Simulation is pressed. A stored demonstration route guidance is displayed when Demo is pressed.

>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), are included in the map and can be displayed on the map. Points of in- terest include airports and ferry terminals, restaurants, hotels, petrol stations, public buildings etc. Points of interests can be used as navigational destinations. You can select between: • a nearby destination, • a nationwide destination and • a destination in a town. >Press the Point of interest key to display the points of interest. The search area selection window appears. You can now use the buttons to select the search area you want. Point of interest: Near GPS position >Press the Nearby GPS position button. The following specifications are possible for searches in this point of interest win- dow. >In the top button, enter the radius (in kilometres) in which a point of interest should be searched for. Note: Points of interest from the present sur- roundings can only be selected if the re- ception is good enough to locate their po- sition.

main category (e.g. Petrol station). Only those points of interest currently nearby are displayed. >Select the subcategory from the subse- quent menu (e.g. Aral, Esso). You will find information about scrolling in lists in the "Scrolling through the lists" on page 31 chapter. >Press the Point of interest button to access the input menu. >Select the desired POI via the input menu. For information on working with the input menu, please refer to the section "Entries made with the entry menu" on page 30. >For information on scrolling in lists, please refer to the section "Scrolling through the lists" on page 31. Point of interest: nationwide >Touch the Nationwide button. >Select the desired country. >Press the All categories button. >Select the desired category. >Touch the Point of interest key to go to the entry menu. >Select the point of interest you want from the entry menu. Note: If you do not select a subcategory, all the POIs from the main category within the selected radius are displayed. Note: The Category boxes do not have to be. These are only used to restrict the list of points of interest. In large towns, this list may be very long.

with the entry menu in the chapter "En- tries made with the entry menu" on page 30. You will find information about scrolling in lists in the "Scrolling through the lists" on page 31 chapter. Point of interest: in a town >Touch the In a town button. >Select the desired country. >In the Town or Postcode box enter the town in which you want to search for a point of interest. >Press the All categories button. >Select a main category (e.g. Culture). Only the categories available in the town indicated are displayed. >Select the subcategory with the subse- quent button (e.g. Museum). >Touch the Point of interest key to go to the entry menu. >Select the point of interest you want from the entry menu. You will find information about working with the entry menu in the "Entries made with the entry menu" on page 30 chapter. You will find information about scrolling in lists in the "Scrolling through the lists" on page 31 chapter. Operating options in the POI input menu Following selection of a POI, the follow- ing options are available using the buttons on the right-hand area of the screen: • Display POIs on the map using the In map button. • Set the options for the driving profile using the Options button. • Save the POI in the destination memo- ry using the Save button. Note: The Category box does not have to be completed. It is only used to restrict the list of points of interest. Depending on the map currently being used, this list may be very extensive. Note: The Category boxes do not have to be completed. These are only used to restrict the list of points of interest. In large towns, this list may be very long.

using the Start button. You can also display information regard- ing the selected POI. >Press the button for this purpose. The available information on the selected POI is displayed (exact address and phone number if available). The displayed phone number can be called directly by pressing the Call button, provided a telephone is connected via Bluetooth. Navigation menu: Select on map If the destination required cannot yet or can no longer be found in the destina- tions memory, the Select on map button allows you to select it directly. No address details are asked for in this case. >Press the Select on map key to make a direct selection. The map display appears. >Gently press the screen surface until a circle of dots is drawn around the des- tination requested. The destination is recorded. Information on the point selected is loaded from the set of data and dis- played. There are buttons under the infor- mation box which can be used to call up several functions which are provided for the route point selected. Note: The button can only be selected if infor- mation is actually available. Note: You may have to enlarge the area using the zoom buttons and in order to find the desired street. You can also find the desired point by moving the map

following buttons are available: When directions to the destination is ac- tive, the Interim destination button is also still available. You can add the se- lected destination as a stopover for your route guidance from the map. >Press a key to undertake the action re- quested. Navigation menu: Route plan- ning The route planning menu allows you to create and select individual routes. For this purpose, enter the individual destina- tion points along the desired route. These points will then be navigated to consecu- tively without having to make further en- tries. >In Navigation menu, press the Route planning key to access the route menu. The map symbol appears at the top right of the route menu. The name of the last programmed route is displayed at the top left and the individual stages of this route appear underneath. Route list Routes already stored in the system are se- lected from the route list. >Press the button in the route menu. The route list opens. Scrolling through the list of routes >Press the arrow keys on the right hand side of the screen to scroll through the list of routes. Displaying route details >Press button to display the route details. The Route details window opens. You can also rename or delete the route in this window. Press the BACK button to return to the route list. Button Meaning Navigation Starts navigation Add Adds the destination of the stored route last used, See “Navigation menu: Route planning” on page 52.. Save Allows your destination to be given a name via the entry menu and saves this in the destina- tions memory Search near- by Entry menu as for normal POI entries Note: The route menu is empty following a reset, or if no route has yet been planned.

>Press a route to select it. The route is loaded and displayed in the route menu. Using a route The following buttons are available: The New button You can create a new route by pressing the New button. >Press New. An empty route window appears. The Add button appears below this empty window. >Press the Add button. >Select a destination from the fast access list displayed. or Key Meaning Shows all stages inside actual route in the map. These keys can be used to scroll up and down through the lists. New Opens the "address win- dow" for entering a new destination address Edit Activates individual route points for process- ing Calculate Calculates the difference in distance and the jour- ney time for the current entries Start Starts navigation

dress, Point of interest or Select on map by pressing the Other destination button and then enter the intermediate destination. >Repeat these entries in the route plan- ning window for each intermediate des- tination by pressing Add. >You can move the individual entries by pressing the buttons. >Once all the entries have been made in the route planning window, save the destination data by pressing the OK button. The entry menu appears. >Give the destination a meaningful name. >Press OK. Route planning is complete. The Routing options entry window opens. The Edit key Existing routes can be changed in the Edit menu. >Press the Edit key to change existing routes. The route planning window appears. The following functions are available: The Calculate key A planned route can also be calculated without GPS reception so that you can get an overview of the journey. When doing this, the first route point specified is used as the starting point for the route. >Press the button Calculate to have the total distance and probable length of the journey calculated for this route. The Routing options entry window is opened. Key Meaning Add This box can be used to enter a new route point. Delete This box can be used to delete a high- lighted route point. OK This box can be used to save the processed route and transfer it to rapid access. It is possible to scroll up and down in the lists us- ing these buttons. Individual entries can be moved using these but- tons. Note: During navigation, your current location is the starting point used. The first leg is then the journey to the first route point specified.

>Press the button. The route is calculated. A window in- forms you of the progress of the calcula- tion. Once the calculation is complete, the total distance from the first to the last points on the route and the probable length of the journey for this route are displayed in the Route planning window under the list of route points. The Start key >Press the Start key in the route planning menu. The route options are displayed again. >Press the key again to start naviga- tion. Navigation menu: Enter coordinates You can also enter a destination via geographic coordinates. >Press Enter coordinates in the navigation menu. >Select the value you wish to change. >Then enter the desired values using the to buttons. >You can set the direction of the longitude and latitude via LON and LAT using the left-hand buttons in the row. >Press the Start button to start route guidance to the entered coordinates. Note: If no GPS signal is available, route guid- ance is started automatically as soon as a signal is received. Note: The coordinates entered must correspond to WGS84 (World Geodetic System 1984).

The settings of relevance to the navigation functions can be found in the Settings menu. >Scroll to the menu item Settings in the navigation menu using the button and then press it. This takes you to the setting menu. Structure Various buttons are available in the setting menu: The functions of the various keys are ex- plained below. The Auto mode key You can change the map view settings (2D/3D display, auto zoom and map orientation) in the Auto mode settings window. >Press Auto mode in the settings menu. The Auto mode settings menu appears. Note: All settings must be confirmed by press- ing the OK key. You can exit the current settings button at any time without sav- ing any changes by pressing the BACK key. Setting Meaning Begin with Select whether the stand- ard map view is to be the 3D or the 2D view.

OK key. The Map info key In the Map info settings window, you can make settings for additional information in the map display. >Press Map info in the settings menu. The Map info settings menu appears. >Press on the desired entry in order to ac- tivate or deactivate the corre- sponding function. >Confirm your selection by pressing the OK key. 2D Autozoom In the case of 2D view navigation, select wheth- er you would like the auto zoom low, normal, high or no auto zoom view as standard. With the Autozoom op- tion, the zoom range var- ies according to your speed: When you drive slowly, the scale is de- creased. When you drive faster, the scale is in- creased. 2D View In the case of 2D view navigation, select wheth- er the map should be ori- ented to the north or in the direction of travel as standard. Setting Meaning Points of in- terest If you activate this entry, points of interest are dis- played in the map. Street names (2D) If you activate the entry, all the street names are displayed in 2D-mode on the map. Street names (3D) If you activate the entry, all the street names are displayed in 3D-mode on the map. Info box If you activate this entry, you get displayed the point of compass, the speed and the sea level.

You can set your drive profile in the Routing options settings window. The settings made here have an effect on the route selection and on the calculation of the estimated journey times. >Press Routing options in the settings menu. The Routing options settings menu ap- pears. >Select the mode of travel by repeatedly pressing the Profile field. >Select one of the following options by pressing the field on the right next to the Routing type display. >Select one of the following options by pressing the field on the right next to the Motorways, Ferries or Toll roads display. >Confirm your selection by pressing the OK key. Setting Meaning optimum With this option, the op- timum route in terms of travel time and mileage is calculated. fast With this option, the shortest route possible for the time required is calculated. short With this option, the shortest route is calculat- ed in terms of kilometres travelled. scenic With this option, the most winding route is calculated. Option: Description Permitted With this option, the rel- evant road type is taken into account during route calculation. Avoid With this option, the rel- evant road type is avoid- ed wherever possible. Forbidden With this option, the rel- evant road type is not taken into account dur- ing route calculation. Option: Description

In the Route info settings window, you can set which additional information you would like displayed during route guidance. >Press Route info in the settings menu. The Route info settings menu appears. The following settings are possible. >Press on the desired entry in order to ac- tivate or deactivate the corre- sponding function. >Confirm your selection by pressing the OK key. The Format key Using the Format configuration window, you can specify which units of measure- ment to use for time and distance. >Press Format in the settings menu. The Format settings menu appears. Setting Meaning Show street Displays the current/next street Info final des- tination Displays ETA, distance remaining, time until ar- rival at the main destina- tion. Info next des- tination Displays ETA, distance remaining, time until ar- rival at the part-way des- tination. Info when crossing bor- ders When this function is ac- tivated, you automatical- ly receive general traffic information relating to the relevant country when crossing its nation- al border (e.g. speed lim- its). Note: Some of this information can only be displayed if it is contained in the map material.

key. The Speed key The settings window Speed allows you to display speed limits simultaneously with navigation. You can also set an acoustic warning when speed limits are exceeded. >Press Speed in the settings menu. The Speed settings window appears. The following settings are available. Setting Meaning Time Press this field to toggle between the 12-hour and 24-hour clock display. Distance Press this field to toggle between the kilometre and mile display. Note: The information can only be displayed if it is included in the map data. Setting Description Show signs Select whether the speed limits should be dis- played never, always or only when the limit is ex- ceeded. In town Select the amount over the speed limit at which you would like to receive an acoustic warning within built-up areas. Out of town Select the amount over the speed limit at which you would like to receive an acoustic warning out- side built-up areas. Warning Choose whether you would also like an acous- tic warning when you ex- ceed speed limits that are only valid when it is rain- ing, snowing or at specif- ic times of the day ( function activated). Setting Description

you require. >Confirm your selection by pressing the OK key. The Time Zone key Set the relevant time zone for your region in the Time Zone configuration window. This is an important setting for calculat- ing the estimated arrival times. >Press Time Zone in the settings menu. The Time Zone settings menu appears. >Confirm your settings by pressing OK. The Smart Speller button The Smart Speller allows you to enter towns, roads or other destinations that you are searching for more quickly using a logical process of elimination. >Press Smart Speller in the settings menu. The Smart Speller settings menu appears. >Press on the button in order to activate or deactivate the function. >Confirm your entry by pressing OK. !Danger! Some of the information contained in the map material may be inaccurate due to short-term or recent changes (such as road works, for example). Supplying information is secondary to the navigation system's main function, which is traffic monitoring and sign- posting. Setting Meaning Time zone Specify the relevant time zone for your region. Summertime Set whether summer time applies ( ) to the current time zone or not ( ).

In the Junction info settings window you can activate or deactivate the available aids for complex turning manoeuvres, for ex- ample at motorway junctions or certain multi-lane roads. >Press Junction info in the settings menu. The Junction info settings window ap- pears. >Press on the desired entry in order to ac- tivate or deactivate the corre- sponding function. >Confirm your selection by pressing the OK button. The Home address button In the Home address window, you can enter and change your home address, as well as displaying the address details. >Press Home address in the settings menu. You see your home address, provided you have already entered it. To enter your home address: >Press Set. The fast access menu appears. >Press on a destination in the list in order to enter it as the home address. or >Press on the Other destination button in order to access the navigation menu. Setting Description Reality View When the function is ac- tivated, realistic images of the current lane situa- tion at motorway junc- tions are displayed if available. Signpost info When this function is en- abled, you receive infor- mation regarding road signs which you should follow. Lane info When this function is ac- tivated, a small arrow in- dicates which lane you should move into on multi-lane roads. Notes: • If the Reality View function is activat- ed, the other functions cannot be se- lected. • The information can only be displayed if it is included in the map data. Setting Description

your home address in a different manner (e.g. by entering the address details), See “Structure of the navigation menu” on page 41.. Changing an already entered home address: >Press Change. The fast access function appears, further operation is the same as for entering the home address (see above). The TMC button You can make settings for the reception of traffic announcements in the TMC settings window. >Press TMC in the settings menu. The TMC settings window appears. >Confirm your selection by pressing the OK key. Setting Description Automatic tuning Select whether to run an automatic search for the station with the best re- ception (function acti- vated ). Press the arrow buttons to activate the automatic station search. The cur- rently received TMC sta- tion is displayed in the adjacent field. The set- ting can only be per- formed if the Automatic tuning function is deacti- vated. Rerouting With this button you can select whether the route change never, automati- cally or manually should be made. (See "Taking announcements into consideration when cal- culating routes" on page 67.) The setting never corresponds to de- activating TMC func- tionality. Setting Description

With the Volume settings window, you can set the general volume for voice an- nouncements for each start of the Traffic Assist, or switch off voice announcements completely.Depending on the situation, you can also adjust the volume in the map display. >Press Volume in the settings menu. The Volume settings window appears. >The required volume can be selected via the and buttons. >Confirm your settings by hitting the OK key. The Dimmer button In the Dimmer settings menu you can set whether the display's backlighting should be switched off when you enter a tunnel. >Press Dimmer in the settings menu. The Dimmer settings menu appears. >Press on the button in order to activate or deactivate the function. >Confirm your settings by pressing OK. The button Load map The Traffic Assist operates using the map data stored on the memory card. Pressing the Load map button displays the loaded map data. >Press Load map in the settings menu. The Load map settings menu appears. >Select the desired map by pressing the relevant button.

You can use the Factory settings configu- ration window to cancel all new settings and reset the system to the factory set- tings. >Press Factory settings in the settings menu. The Factory settings settings menu appears. >In order to reset the Traffic Assist to the factory settings, press Yes. What is dynamic route guid- ance? Dynamic route guidance calculates the route, while taking into account current traffic announcements. Traffic announcements are transmitted by radio stations via the TMC (Traffic Mes- sage Channel) in addition to the radio programme and are received and analysed by the navigation system. Receiving traffic announcements is free of charge. A continuous check is made for the pres- ence of relevant messages for the selected route. However, traffic problems are also shown on the map even if route guidance is deactivated. If these continuous checks determine that a traffic announcement is relevant to route guidance, the unit will automatically re- calculate a new route to the destination (See “The TMC button” on page 63.). Note: Dynamic route guidance is not available for all countries (currently only Belgium, Germany, Denmark, France, Italy, The Netherlands, Austria, Sweden, Switzer- land and Spain). TMC reception must be available in or- der to activate dynamic navigation and the functions described below. Note: As the traffic announcements are trans- mitted by radio stations, we cannot as- sume responsibility for the completeness or accuracy of the announcements. Austria: The location and event code was made available by ASFINAG and BM- VIT.

the map Current TMC messages are displayed on the map graphically. Sections of the route where there are traffic problems are high- lighted blue. Arrows continue to be dis- played, which indicate the traffic direction which is affected by the traffic problem. In addition to the coloured mark, a warn- ing sign is displayed on the stretch of road affected. Using TMC Once you have connected the TMC an- tenna, your Traffic Assist will receive cur- rent traffic announcements and dynamic route calculation will be enabled (traffic jam diversion). You can also view traffic announcements directly. To preset the TMC, See "The TMC but- ton" on page 63. >In the map display, activate the (see also page 70) toolbar and press . or >In the main menu, press TMC (see also page 30). After pressing one of the two buttons, the message list appears. You can scroll through the list using the arrow keys on the right–hand edge of the screen. The road number (motorway, A-road or district roads), section of road if applica- ble, traffic direction and the type of prob- lem are displayed in each traffic message. Note: The button only becomes visible once you have switched to navigation mode and then called up the main menu again. After switching the Traffic Assist with TMC off and on again via the On/Off switch, the TMC button is only visible following the procedure described above.

>Press on the desired message in the list. The message display appears. If the message text is longer than the display space available, the button appears at the bottom right. >Press this button in order to view the remaining message text. >Press the arrow buttons to scroll in the messages. >Press the BACK button to return to the message list. Display the relevant road in the map >Press the button in the message display. The relevant road can be seen in the map. Updating announcements >Press the button in the message dis- play. Taking announcements into consideration when calculat- ing routes Your Traffic Assist can take traffic an- nouncements into consideration when calculating a route. You have the option of setting this function to automatic or man- ual under "The TMC button" on page 63. Automatic recalculation If a traffic announcement affects your route, a new route is calculated to bypass the problem at the earliest possible con- venience.

route, a window with detailed informa- tion on the traffic announcement appears. If you wish to calculate a detour around the traffic problem, press Evade or alter- natively Ignore. Changing status You can set the function to act upon or ig- nore an announcement at any time. >Activate the toolbar in the map display (see also page 70). >Press the button. The message list appears. Messages which are relevant for your route are listed at the beginning. >Press the relevant traffic announce- ment. >Press the button at the bottom of the screen to switch between Evade and Ig- nore. Map display The map display is called up automatical- ly if navigation is activated. However, the map display can also be called up if navigation is deactivated. >For this purpose, touch the area on the housing of the Traffic Assist. Note: In certain menus, the map display can also be called up by pressing the thumb- nail of a map. In most cases, this is used to display information such as TMC messages on the map. 1 1

The configuration depends upon the cur- rent operating mode of the Traffic Assist. Map display without route guidance If navigation is deactivated, almost the en- tire area of the touchscreen is filled by the map display. An icon for opening the toolbar is continuously displayed in the bottom right corner. If the current position can be determined via GPS, this is indicated by a circle with a red arrow head. Map display with route guidance 1 Estimated time of arrival, remaining journey time and remaining distance to the destination (can be displayed/ hidden by pressing). 2 Road to which the next driving ma- noeuvre leads 3 Speed limit on the road currently be- ing driven on (display not available for all roads) 4 Route 5 Vehicle speed and altitude above sea level 6 Next driving manoeuvre 7 Vehicle position 8 Distance to next driving manoeuvre and currently travelled road. 9 Traffic lane recommendation (only appears on some multi-lane roads; red arrows = recommended lanes) When navigation is active, your current position is displayed on the map via the Position icon. Depending on the settings in the options mode, the Position icon will remain sta- tionary and the map will move or vice ver- sa. The information box at the right edge of the display shows your current speed and the altitude in metres. The information box display can be activated/deactivated in the settings as described under "The Map info key" on page 57. 3 4 7 6 5 1 9 8 2 Note: Following the traffic lane recommenda- tions allows you to perform the next driv- ing manoeuvre without changing lanes.

the bottom left corner of the preview area. For this purpose, the further route is dis- played via an arrow with distance infor- mation given below it. If two driving ma- noeuvres are to be performed in succession within a short time, an addi- tional smaller arrow for the second driving manoeuvre appears above the first one. Depending upon the setting, additional information may be shown in the map display. See "Additional information" on page 72. Map display with reality view At many motorway junctions, a detailed and realistic display of the motorway junction can be shown. For this purpose, activate the function Re- ality View in the settings under "The Junction info button" on page 62. If you are guided via a motorway junction by Traffic Assist, the appropriate display is shown. Then follow the lanes marked by the red arrows. Map display with toolbar Press the following key to activate the toolbar. Press again to deactivate the tool- bar. The following function keys are displayed in addition to the map display.

toolbar: Using the map display Repeat the last voice prompt During route guidance, the system an- nounces important information, e.g. the next driving manoeuvre. The last an- nouncement can be repeated with updat- ed information. >Press the preview area while route guid- ance is active and the toolbar deactivat- ed. The last announcement is repeated with updated information. The volume is also displayed. Changing the announcement volume The volume of announcements can be adjusted. >Press the preview area while route guidance is active and the toolbar deactivated. The bar display indicates the volume. >Press or to increase or decrease the volume. >Press in order to mute the announcements. >Press again in order to cancel the mute function. The bar display disappears again automat- ically after three seconds if no button is pressed. Icon Meaning See "Display route (toolbar)" on page 72. See "Displaying TMC mes- sages (toolbar)" on page 73. See "Change display (tool- bar)" on page 73. See "Point northwards (tool- bar)" on page 73. See "Available POIs along the route (toolbar)" on page 73. See "Play" on page 87. !Warning Always adjust the volume so that you can still hear any ambient noise while driving.

“The Route info key” on page 59., up to three different information displays are available. At the left edge of the screen, information (estimated time of arrival, remaining jour- ney time and remaining distance to desti- nation/stopover) regarding the main des- tination and the stopover can be displayed/hidden. The left display win- dow shows the hidden information. In the bottom area of the screen (red lines), the road currently being driven on is displayed, provided that this function is activated. Position information If you require information regarding a cer- tain point on the map display, the infor- mation window can be opened. This dis- plays information on the selected point (if any is stored in the map data) and pro- vides various functions for further action. >Move or zoom the map until you see the desired point. >Press and hold on the desired point un- til the information window appears. Make the necessary selection as necessary, See “Navigation menu: Select on map” on page 51.. Zooming and the map (toolbar) The map can be zoomed into in steps via the zoom buttons. >Press Zoom in : to expand or "zoom in on the map" and view individ- ual features more closely. >Press Zoom out : to "zoom out from the map" and get a broader over- view of the area. Display route (toolbar) With this map, the map is automatically zoomed out so that the entire route is dis- played. The Display route function is only activated when a route has been selected for driving guidance. >Press the Route key. The map is expanded and the specific route destinations are displayed. 1 2 1 2

Press this button to display all TMC traf- fic announcements received from the sta- tion you are currently tuned in to. You have the option of obtaining an over- view of the current traffic situation and calculating an alternative route or deleting a previously calculated detour, as required (See “Taking announcements into consid- eration when calculating routes” on page 67.). >Press the TMC announcement button. A list of TMC announcements opens. >Press the arrow buttons on the right of the screen to browse through the list. Change display (toolbar) For the map display, 2-D view or 3-D view are available. Change the display using the 3D key. >Press the 3D key. The display is changed. Press the key again to return to the previous display. Point northwards (toolbar) Use the compass key to orient the map on the touchscreen towards the north. >Press the compass key. The map is pointed north on the touch- screen. Available POIs along the route (toolbar) With the POI button, you can display available POIs along the route and set a POI as a stopover. >Press the POI button. A display of the POIs available along the route appears. 1 2 1 2

simultaneously. The example shown has five POIs, two each from the Restaurant and Parking categories and one from the Petrol station category, recognisable by the category icons at the left of the distance indications. The distance indications represent the direct distance to the POIs. The stylised road on the left indicates on which side of the road the POIs are located. The numbering of the POIs refers to the position of the POIs in the list on the right (POI No. 1 appears at the very bottom of the list). To select a POI as a stopover: >Press the desired POI. It is set as the stopover and the Traffic Assist starts route calculation to the stopover. To set a POI category: You can set which categories the Traffic Assist should take into account when displaying the POIs. >Press the POI button. The current settings are displayed. >Press one of the categories set, e.g. Petrol station. The complete category list appears. >If necessary, scroll in the list and press one of the categories which you would like to set as a new category, e.g. Rail- way station. The current setting is displayed again, the Petrol Station category has now been replaced by the Railway station category. >Proceed in the same manner for the other two categories as necessary. >Finally, press OK. An updated display appears of the POIs available along the route, which takes into account the change in categories.

In move mode, the map can be moved in any direction. Move mode is activated au- tomatically when the toolbar is activated, See “Map display with toolbar” on page 70.. >With the toolbar activated, press on any point on the map and move it in the de- sired direction. The map is then moved accordingly after a short delay. Calling up the options menu (toolbar) The Options menu offers a range of useful functions. >Press the Options button. The options menu appears. This can be closed again via the BACK button or by pressing the sensor button for the map display. The following options are available. Note: If you wait too long before moving the point, the position information regarding the selected point appears on the map, See “Position information” on page 72.. Selection Meaning Navi menu Terminates driving guid- ance and switches to rap- id access mode. Interim desti- nation Allows you to enter a in- terim destination (only if driving guidance is acti- vated). • See "Navigation menu: Address" on page 42. Next destina- tion Indicates the next desti- nation, if multiple desti- nations have been en- tered (only if driving guidance is activated). Route options Allows you to change route options (only if driving guidance is acti- vated). • See "Options for the drive profile" on page 46.

navigation Previously recorded MP3 files can be played back while an active navigation is in progress. >Press . The MP3 player opens. You can now play back your music files (refer to "Playback" on page 60). Block road The driving directions planned by the Traffic Assist may be hindered by unanticipated road blocks. This function notifies the 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 directions given (on- ly if driving guidance is activated). Country infor- mation Country-specific infor- mation, such as the max- imum permissible speed, is displayed. Preferences • See "Navigation menu: Settings" on page 56. GPS status The number of satellites received, your current position and current speed can be displayed using this function. It is also possible to store your current position.

mobile phone equipped with Bluetooth® wireless technology. The Traffic Assist then serves as a conven- ient hands-free device. Calling up telephone mode Telephone mode is called up via a sensor button. >To call up telephone mode, touch the area on the housing of the Traffic Assist. The telephone fast access function is called up. Telephone fast access mode In fast access mode the last 50 numbers or names which have been dialled, answered or rejected will be displayed in chronolog- ical order. Fast access mode is shown be- low with example telephone numbers and names. Configuration of fast access mode In fast access mode, the Phone menu but- ton for opening the telephone menu is displayed in the top line. In addition, pro- vided that a telephone has already been connected, the name of telephone and the strength of the received signal is displayed in the first line. The number list is shown in the line be- low. Notes: • It is possible that some of the functions described are not available with some mobile phones equipped with Blue- tooth® wireless technology. • If no mobile phone us connected to the Traffic Assist, unusable menu items and entries are displayed as inactive (greyed out). 1 1

numbers/names available for fast dialling. Each line of the number list is divided into two fields. Each list field is in the form of a button. The number/name is shown on the right button and the characteristics of the entry are shown using the left icon. Icons used The following icons are used in the number list: Operating in fast access mode Dialling an existing number The numbers/names in the number list can be dialled directly. >Press the button with the desired entry in order to start the call. The call will be started. Scrolling through the number list Using the buttons, it is possible to scroll through the number list in the di- rection of the relevant arrow. The current list page and the total number of pages appear between the buttons. Notes: • The last 50 numbers/names are auto- matically stored in the number list. If the storage capacity of 50 numbers is reached, the oldest number is automat- ically deleted to make room for a new number. However, important num- bers can be protected. • Entries in fast access mode always only apply to the time during which the mobile phone with Bluetooth® wireless technology was connected to the Traf- fic Assist. The entries in the fast access mode of the Traffic Assist are not syn- chronised with the call lists in the mo- bile phone. Icon Description This entry is a standard entry with no special features. This entry is protected. If the number list is full, this entry is not automatically deleted. This can be performed manu- ally, if required. In the case of a protected en- try, you can also determine the position using the fast ac- cess function. Notes: • If no telephone has been previously connected, no entry can be dialled. • Entries with the name Unknown can- not be dialled. These are calls for which no telephone number was transmitted.

Each number stored in fast access mode can be displayed and edited. >Press the button field to the left of the desired number. A selection menu appears. Telephone menu In the telephone menu, you can dial a number directly, open the telephone book, connect your Traffic Assist to a mo- bile telephone and perform settings for Bluetooth® operation. >In fast access mode, press the Phone menu button at the top edge of the screen. The telephone menu appears. Option Description Show details The data for the entry is displayed (number and name, call time and call date, if available). Name this en- try The entry can be re- named. Delete this entry The entry is deleted from the number list. Protect this entry The entry is protected against automatic dele- tion (only available on unprotected devices). Unprotect this entry Entry protection is disa- bled (only available on protected devices). Move this en- try up The entry is moved for- ward by one position (only available on pro- tected devices). Move this en- try down The entry is moved back by one position (only available on protected devices). Delete list All destinations (includ- ing the protected ones) are deleted from the list. Option Description

You can enter a telephone number and start a call to this number or store the en- tered number under any name. >In the telephone menu, press the Dial number button. >Enter the desired telephone number us- ing the displayed buttons. >Press the Dial button. The Traffic Assist tries to establish a con- nection to the desired telephone number. Detailed instructions for operation can be found under "Telephone calls" on page 84. By pressing the Save button, the entered number can be stored under any name. Telephone book The telephone book entries loaded from the SIM card of the mobile phone are dis- played in the telephone book. After select- ing the desired entry, the corresponding telephone number can be called. >In the telephone menu, press the Phone book button. If there are more than 30 entries in the tel- ephone book, an input menu appears. If there are less than 30 entries, a list of en- tries is displayed directly. >Select the initial letter of the desired en- try in the input menu. >Press the OK button when the desired name is displayed in the top line. The Traffic Assist tries to establish a con- nection to the desired telephone number. Detailed instructions for operation can be found under "Telephone calls" on page 84. If the full name has not yet been entered, a list can be called up by pressing the List button. In this list, only those entries ap- pear which correspond to the letters en- tered so far. >Press the arrow buttons to scroll through the messages. >Press on the desired entry. The Traffic Assist tries to establish a con- nection to the desired telephone number.

In order to be able to make calls with your Traffic Assist, a mobile phone equipped with Bluetooth® wireless technology must be connected. The various options for establishing a connection are described below. Opening the device list >In the telephone menu, press the Con- nect phone button. The device list is displayed. You can search for a mobile phone or con- nect a mobile phone from the device list. The device list displays, line by line, all de- vices available for selection. Each line of the device list is divided into two fields. Each list field is in the form of a button. The device name is shown on the right button and its characteristics are shown using the left icon. By pressing the icon, you can open a menu in which, for example, you can pro- tect the device. Note: If you have not yet established a connec- tion to a mobile phone, the list is empty. Icon Description This device is a standard de- vice with no special features. This device is protected. If the device list is full, this device is not automatically deleted. This can be performed manu- ally, if required. In the case of a protected en- try, you can also determine the position in the device list. Option Description Show details The device data is dis- played. Protect this entry The device is protected against automatic dele- tion (only available on unprotected devices). Unprotect this entry Device protection is disa- bled (only available on protected devices). Move this en- try up The device is moved for- ward by one position (only available on pro- tected devices). Move this en- try down The device is moved back by one position (on- ly available on protected devices). Delete this entry The device is deleted from the device list.

tries to establish a connection to a mobile phone. Prerequisites are: • Bluetooth® is activated on your Traffic Assist (see "Telephone/Bluetooth set- tings" on page 83). • The mobile phone to be connected is al- ready in the device list. • Bluetooth® is activated on the mobile phone. Searching for a mobile phone >Open the device list. >Press the Search for phones button. The search starts. During the search, any devices found are displayed and the search can be cancelled by pressing the Cancel button. After the search or after pressing the Can- cel button, a list of the devices found is displayed. >Now press on the name of the mobile phone to be connected. The Traffic Assist then tries to establish the connection. The mobile phone should then prompt you to enter a password. This password is stipulated by the Traffic Assist. >Enter the displayed password on the mobile phone. The connection is established. If the con- nection is successfully established, the tel- ephone fast access function is displayed. Delete list All devices (including the protected ones) are delet- ed from the list. Option Description Note: Before searching, activate Bluetooth® on the mobile phone to be searched for.

You can initiate a connection to a mobile phone from the device list. If a mobile phone is already connected, that connec- tion will be terminated and a connection will be established to the selected mobile phone. >Open the device list. >Press on the desired mobile phone in the list. A connection to the selected mobile phone will be established. If the connec- tion is successfully established, the tele- phone fast access function is displayed. Telephone/Bluetooth settings In the telephone/Bluetooth settings, you can activate Bluetooth®, assign a Blue- tooth name to your Traffic Assist, set the visibility of your Traffic Assist, and adjust the telephone and ringtone volume. >In the telephone menu, press the Pref- erences button. The telephone/Bluetooth settings are dis- played. Switching Bluetooth on/off Bluetooth must be switched on in order to enable automatic connection to a mobile phone after the Traffic Assist is switched on (see "Connecting automatically" on page 82). >Press the Bluetooth activated button in the telephone/Bluetooth settings to switch Bluetooth on or off . Visibility of the Traffic Assist Here you can specify whether other Blue- tooth devices are to be able to recognise the Traffic Assist or not during a search. >Press the Detectable by other devices button in the telephone/Bluetooth set- tings to switch visibility on or off .

This name will be displayed by other Bluetooth devices. >Press the Change device name button in the telephone/Bluetooth settings. An input menu opens. >Enter the desired name. Setting telephone and ringtone volume You can set the volume of the call signal. >Press the Volume button in the tele- phone/Bluetooth settings. >Set the desired value. Telephone calls The available operating options when es- tablishing a call, answering a call and end- ing a call are included under the item Tel- ephone calls. Establishing a call >Enter a telephone number or select an entry from the fast access function or telephone book. The number is dialled. When the call has been answered at the re- ceiver end, the display changes and you are connected to the other party. If you have initiated the call from an active navigation, the display returns to the map display. Note: The current name is shown in brackets on the Change device name button. Note: Dialling can be interrupted by pressing the End call button. Note: The call can be returned to the mobile phone and the hands-free function termi- nated by pressing the Privat mode but- ton.

A ringtone sounds when an incoming call is received. The following display also ap- pears. If available, the telephone number and name of the caller are displayed. Ending a call How a call is terminated depends on whether route guidance is active or not. When route guidance is active >Touch the sensor button on the housing of the Traffic Assist. >End the call by pressing the End call button. The call is terminated and the map display is shown. Without route guidance >Press the End call button. The call is terminated. The last active dis- play is shown. Option Description I accept The call is accepted. If navigation is active, the device returns to the map display. I refuse The call is rejected. The caller hears a busy tone. The last active display is shown. Note: The incoming call can be rejected by pressing the BACK button. Note: By pressing and holding the sensor but- ton, the call is terminated without any query being made. 1 1 1

Music playback is called up from the main menu. >Press the Music key in the main menu. Calling up without active navigation The MP3-Player is called up and appears with its main screen. • If playback of a music track was stopped previously, that last music track is dis- played. • If this is no longer available, the first track on the memory card is displayed. • If the memory card contains no tracks, the No music available message ap- pears. The MP3 player The MP3 files saved on a memory card can be called up and played using the MP3 player. The MP3-Player is shown below along with its standard display and a sample track. In the central area of the MP3 player, the title of the currently loaded track with the artist’s name and the number in the cur- rent folder structure is shown in the title line. Operating the MP3-Players Various key panels are arranged around the track line to simplify operations. Track skip The names of the next and previous track are displayed above and below the current music track. >Press a track. The track in the track line is loaded. • If a piece of music is being played at present, this is stopped and playback of the new track started. Note: Please refer to "Transmitting music tracks, pictures and videos" on page 36" to find out how to save tracks to the in- ternal memory or on to a memory card. Note: The artist and track name are taken from the ID3 tag of the MP3 file. If the MP3 track played does not have an ID3 tag, the file name of the track is displayed di- rectly.

track displayed in the track line are played when the following key is pressed. >Press the key featuring the play icon. The MP3-Player starts playback. The key changes to display the pause icon. Via the current track display, you see the name of the current artist and, next to it, the playing time of the current track. Pause Playback can be paused at any time and then continued. >Press the key featuring the pause icon. Playback is interrupted. The current track is still displayed in the track line. The but- ton display changes to the Playback icon. Playback is continued by pressing again. Cancelling playback You can cancel playback >Press the button next to the pause icon. Playback is terminated. If you then restart playback, the track is played from the be- ginning. Folder overview >Press (see arrow). The contents of the current folder appears. The file name appears in the top line and below this, any available subfolders and track titles. Note: Depending on the bit rate (compression) of the MP3 track, the times displayed may vary slightly from the actual time.

by a red frame. >Press the button in order to move up one level in the folder structure. Here also, the name of the current folder appears in the top line and below it the subfolders and the tracks contained. >Press on a folder in order to display its contents. >Press on a track in order to play it. Track repeat/random play function It is possible to have a track continuously repeated or to have the tracks played in random order. >Press the button marked with the arrow repeatedly until the desired function is activated. The displayed icon changes depending upon the selected function. • Icon - functions are deactivated • Icon - random play function activat- ed • Icon - track repeat activated Setting volume You can increase or decrease the volume by pressing the or buttons. The set volume is indicated by the bar next to the buttons. >Press or to increase or decrease the volume. >Press in order to mute the music. >Press again in order to cancel the mute function. !Warning Always adjust the volume so that you can still hear any ambient noise while driving.

In music mode, you can activate the FM transmitter. >Press the button marked with the ar- row. The FM transmitter setting is called up. See “FM transmitter” on page 98. Navigation during MP3 player operation You can start or continue an active naviga- tion while the MP3 player is playing mu- sic. >For this purpose, press the BACK but- ton to exit the MP3 player. The map display appears if route guidance is activated. If route guidance is not active, the main menu is displayed. Shutting down the MP3-Player By pressing the BACK button, the MP3 player is terminated and the main menu is displayed or, if route guidance is activated, the map display appears. Note: Please refer to the instructions for use of the FM transmitter. See “FM transmit- ter” on page 98. Note: Bear in mind that music will continue to play when you exit the MP3 menu. Press the pause icon to stop music playback (See “Pause” on page 87.).

The pictures display is called up from the main menu. >Press the Pictures key in the main menu. The Picture Viewer is called up and ap- pears with its main screen. • If the last image displayed is present on the memory card, this will be displayed in the image area. • If it is no longer available, the next pic- ture in the same folder is displayed. If there are no pictures in the correspond- ing folder, no pictures are displayed. • If the memory card contains no pic- tures, the No pictures available mes- sage appears. The Picture Viewer Using the picture viewer, the images stored on the memory card of the Traffic Assist (JPG) can be called up and dis- played. The Picture Viewer is shown be- low along with its standard display and a sample picture. The picture currently loaded is displayed in the centre of the Picture Viewers. Operating the Picture Viewers Various key panels are arranged around the picture display to simplify operations. Scrolling The keys can be used to scroll in the direction indicated by the arrow and to therefore move between the pictures at the current folder level. Slideshow During the slideshow, all pictures from the current folder level are automatically displayed one after another. The slide- show can be started using the following key. >Press the key featuring the slideshow icon. Note: You can find out how to save image files on a memory card under "Transmitting music tracks, pictures and videos" on page 36.

been displayed. >If you wish to repeat the slide show, press Yes. >If you wish to end the slide show, press No. The slide show will be repeated automati- cally if no buttons are pressed. Press the BACK button to end the slide show. Full screen In full screen mode, the current picture is enlarged to fill the entire touch screen. Full screen mode can be started using the following keys. >Press the button with the full-screen icon. or >Press on the displayed image. The image display changes to full screen and initiates the slide show with the dis- played image of the current folder level. By pressing the left-hand or right-hand touchscreen surface, the previous or next image in the current folder level is dis- played. You can return to the standard screen by pressing the BACK key. Shutting down the Picture Viewer Press the back key to shut down the Pic- ture Viewer. The main menu appears. Folder viewing mode The folder level of the displayed image is shown in a button field above the image displayed in the picture viewer. >Press the key panel. Folder viewing mode appears. In this viewing mode, the name of the cur- rent folder level is displayed in the top line. It content appears in the list provided below the line. The list fields are also displayed as but- tons. Pictures and sub-folders are dis- played along with their names.

Subfolders All folders containing image files are in- cluded in the folder overview. Scrolling You can use the keys to scroll through the list display in the direction in- dicated by the arrow. The current list page and the total number of its contents appear between the keys. Selecting a picture You can load a picture from the list straight into the Picture Viewer. >Press the button of the picture you want. Folder viewing mode is closed and the Picture Viewer appears along without the picture requested. Changing folder levels With the button, you can move to the next highest folder level. Press the appropriate button to display a subfolder´s contents. Closing folder viewing mode The folder overview is closed by pressing the BACK button. Setting the volume The volume of music playback can be in- creased or decreased via the or buttons. The set volume is indicated by the bar next to the buttons. >Press the or buttons to in- crease or decrease the volume. >Press the button in order to mute the music. Press the button again in order to cancel the mute function. !Warning. Always adjust the volume so that you can still hear any ambient noise while driving.

Video playback is called up from the main menu. >In the main menu, press Video. The video player is called up and appears with its main display. • If the last video played is present on the Memory Card, this will be displayed on the video player. • If this is no longer available, the next video in the same folder is displayed. If there are no videos in the relevant fold- er, the blank video player display is shown. • If the Memory Card does not contain any videos, the message No video avail- able appears. The video player The videos stored on the Memory Card can be played using the video player. The Traffic Assist supports the following video formats: • MPEG1 • WMV The following is an example video player display with a video playing. Operating the video player Opening and playing videos >Press the folder button (see arrow). The contents of the current folder ap- pears. The folder name appears in the top line and below this, any available subfold- ers and videos. The currently playing vid- eo is surrounded by a red frame. >Press the folder button at the top right in order to move up one level in the folder structure. Note: You can find out how to store videos on a Memory Card under “Transmitting music tracks, pictures and videos” on page 36".

er appears in the top line and underneath it the subfolders and then the videos which it contains. >Press on a folder in order to display its contents. >Press on a video in order to play it. Showing the button bar while video is playing The button bar is in the lower and upper area of the video player display. The but- ton bar is automatically hidden after a cer- tain video running time. >Press on any point on the display in or- der to show the button bar again. Pausing and resuming playback The following buttons are used for this purpose: >Display the button bar. >Press the button to stop playback. Depiction of the button changes to . > Press the button to resume play- back. Depiction of the button changes to . Fast forward/reverse The following buttons are used for this purpose: >Display the button bar. >Press the button for fast forward. >Press the button for fast reverse. >Press the button to end fast for- ward or reverse. Setting the volume The following buttons are used for this purpose: >Show the button bar. >Press to reduce the volume and to increase the volume. >Press in order to activate or to can- cel the mute function.

You can pre-select various basic settings for all applications of the Traffic Assist. >Push the button Settings in the main menu. This calls up the setting menu for the fur- ther selections. The setting menu The various setting possibilities can be se- lected from the setting menu. Operation Selection possibilities The desired selection is chosen by pushing the desired button. The funtionality of the buttons varies according to the selec- tion and is described under "The individ- ual menu points" on page 95. You can jump to the next or previous page of the settings by pressing the and buttons. Closing the setting menu The setting menu is closed by pushing the back button, and the main menu then ap- pears. The individual menu points Energy Your Traffic Assist may be operated using an external power supply unit or using an integrated rechargeable battery. The energy supply and its condition is vis- ualised using the status display. Displaying the energy supply The status display can be called up using the following button. >Push the button Energy. The status display is called up and the energy supply is visualised. Note: The current charge condition is particu- larly important when operating from bat- teries. If there is insufficient energy, then the navigational aid cannot be main- tained until the destination is reached, for example.

the level gauge. In the example, the bat- tery still has a charge of two thirds of its capacity. The charging operation is indicated by the mains socket symbol in the status display. Ending the status display By pushing the button OK the status dis- play is ended and the setting menu ap- pears. Day/night display Using the following button, you can change between the day and night screen displays: >Press the Brightness button. The brightness of the screen display changes from day to night display or vice versa. The icon for the active setting is highlight- ed. • Left icon: Day display • Right icon: Night display Calibration If the touch-screen reacts incorrectly to the touching of the screen in specific ar- eas, calibration is required. Starting calibration The calibration can be started using the following button. >Push the button Calibration. The calibration process is started. You will be guided through the procedure by means of text instructions.

displayed in various languages. Calling up language selection The following button allows selection of various different languages. >Push the button Language. The language selection appears. In the language selection, the available languages are shown in a list which ex- tends over several pages. Each list area is a contact surface. The individual contact surfaces are marked with the language des- ignation and the associated national flag. Turn the page These buttons allow page turn- ing in the direction shown by the arrow through the pages of the list. The current page of the list and the total number of pages is shown between the buttons. Selecting the language If you change the language the software restarts. >Push the contact area of the desired lan- guage. Cancelling the language selection The language selection is closed by push- ing the back button, and the setting menu then appears. Moodlight Using this button, the light bars on the side can be switched on, switched to red or blue, or switched off completely. >Push the button Mood light. The light bars are controlled accordingly. Note: Please deactivate the Becker moodlights while driving in your vehicle in order to prevent visual distraction from the road traffic!

tones on and off. This can also be effected by clicking on the display buttons. >Press Tones. Depending on the previous setting, the signal tones are switched on or off. The current setting is indicated via display of the relevant icon in colour. • Left icon: Tones switched on • Right icon: Tones switched off Automatic on/off The Traffic Assist can switch automatically to sleep mode when the vehicle ignition is switched off. Prerequisite: • The Traffic Assist must be connected to the vehicle cigarette lighter (see also page 23). • The cigarette lighter is de-energized after the ignition is switched off. • The relevant function can be switched on at the Traffic Assist. Switching the function on / off >Press Automatic on/off. Depending on the previous setting, the function will be switched on or off. The current setting is indicated via display of the relevant icon in colour. • Left icon: The function is switched on, the Traffic Assist does switch off auto- matically. • Right icon: The function is switched off, the Traffic Assist does not switch off automatically. FM transmitter If the FM transmitter function is activat- ed, all audio outputs (e.g. navigation voice announcements, music) of the Traffic As- sist are transmitted on a certain radio fre- quency. If the corresponding frequency is now set on the installed radio, the audio output of the Traffic Assist can be heard via the radio. Note: Operation of the FM transmitter is not permitted in all countries. The use of the FM transmitter in countries in which op- eration is not permitted, may result in criminal prosecution. During activation of the transmitter, you are prompted to declare in which country the transmitter is to be operated. You then receive information as to whether the use of the FM transmitter is permit- ted in this country. Please note that this information is only valid at the time of delivery of the Traffic Assist. Subsequent changes are not taken into account. Please also note that when crossing bor- ders, other laws and regulations may ap- ply which prohibit the use of the trans- mitter.

stored which can then be selected depend- ing upon the current reception. >Press the FM-Transmitter button. >Please observe the displayed instruction and select between Select country and Cancel. If Select country is selected, a selection list containing countries is displayed. >Scroll through the list using the buttons in order to search for the desired country. >Press the button with the desired coun- try. You then receive information as to wheth- er the FM transmitter may be used in this country. If use is permitted, press the OK button in order to access the Settings menu. >Set the desired frequency using the and buttons. or >Select a previously stored frequency us- ing the buttons on the right side of the display. >Press the Transmit Audio button in or- der to activate transmission. Press the Transmit Audio button again in order to end transmission of the audio output. Storing frequencies You can store up to 5 frequencies. >For this purpose, set the frequency as previously described. >Then press the Save frequency button. The frequency is stored on the top right button. Note: Before setting the frequency, check which frequencies in your reception range are unused. You can thus prevent a powerful radio station being superim- posed on the audio transmission. Note: If all buttons on the right side have al- ready been assigned a frequency, the fre- quency of the bottom button is automat- ically deleted when a new frequency is stored.

is displayed using the following buttons. >Push the button Information. The information display appears. Please note particularly the product desig- nation and the details of the software ver- sion. Always quote these details in the event of queries with Harman/Becker serv- ice department.