User manual BINATONE X430

[. . . ] 2) www. binatonegps. com Binatone Navigation software IMPORTANT IMPORTANT Satellite signals are required for this product to function in Navigation Mode. There may be occasions within your home or surrounding area when the signal strength is limited and Navigation may not be possible. If you experience difficulty in receiving a signal in your car you may need to use an external antenna (optional). You can check the number of satellite signals that the unit is receiving and the strength of those signals by viewing the GPS Receiver. [. . . ] Wait until the list items have turned dark blue, then use the up/down arrows to scroll through the list to find the city you were looking for. The screen will return back to the Address search screen and the chosen city will now appear in the City field. Alternatively; if you know the postcode of the waypoint/destination, select the Postcode field from the Address Search screen. Enter the full postcode making sure that there is a space between the two parts i. e. Again your selection will be narrowed down as you enter more characters/digits. Select the correct entry from the list and tap OK, you will be returned to the Address Search screen. you will notice that some fields will now be shown in grey these fields can no longer be altered. Secondly if you have not used the postcode to search for your waypoint/destination, you will have to enter the road name. If you do not know the house number it is possible to specify the waypoint/destination by selecting an intersection with another road. Tap crossroad, you will be shown a list of all the other roads which either join or cross the selected road. Use the up/down arrows to scroll the list until you find the correct road which intersects with your named road. At any point while entering in an address you can tap the On Map button at the bottom left of the screen to be shown the currently entered location on the map. Once you are happy with the address that you have entered tap OK, the address will be entered into the waypoint/destination list 19 Binatone Help Line: 0845 345 9677 (for UK only. Local Call rate) NAVIGATION MENU POI (Points of Interest) The POI search allows you to quickly find points of interest like petrol stations and restaurants in a database of millions of POI. There are 2 options available for searching for a POI; POI Near You and POI in City POI Near You Use this option to search for a POI from a particular category or for all categories around you current location (this will either be your current GPS location or if there is no GPS lock, then the area the map is currently showing will be used for your location) up to a distance of approximately 20 Miles. Select All POI to be shown all of the POI that are located around your current location. Otherwise selecting a category will only show you the POI for the chosen category. The screen will change to the Nearest POI display; from here you can scroll through the list of available POI until you find the POI you are looking for. With each POI you will be shown the type of POI it is by the icon on the far left of the screen, you will then be shown the distance to the POI from your current location and finally the name of the POI. Scroll through the list by tapping on the Up/Down arrows. From the POI Category screen tap More to be shown a full list of the individual POI categories. Scroll through the list using the Up/Down arrows to view all of the categories. When you have found the category you are looking for tap Next, the screen will change to the Nearest POI screen. [. . . ] Along with this information you will find information about the satellites you are receiving signals from. The green bars show signals which are locked, the orange bars show the signals which have been found but are not locked to. Next to these bars you will see a number this number relates to the number of the satellite for which the signal is coming from. Note; If you only have 3 locked satellite signals then you only have a 2D fix and certain information will not be available. [. . . ]