HP iPAQ hw6500 Unlocked Mobile Messenger series - Manual (Page 94)

Using GPS Navigation 8–13
NOTE: Use the Next page icon to cycle through the two-page menu.
Setting a Destination
To set a destination from your home address or current location to a
new address:
1.
Tap the middle of the map or main screen to open the
Options screen.
2. Tap the icon Navigate to... on the Options screen.
3. Tap the icon Address on the Navigate to... screen to enter a
new address.
NOTE: After you add your frequently used addresses to your Favorites
list, you will be able to tap the Favorite icon in place of the Address
icon and tap the address from your Favorites list instead of re-entering it
on the screen.
4. Use the keyboard to enter the first few letters of the city name and
select the city from the list on the screen.
5. Use the keyboard to enter the first few letters of the Street name
and select the street from the list on the screen.
6. Enter the House or street number or specify a precise location on a
long street.
7. Tap Done when you are finished and the main screen will display.
Plan from A to B—Without a valid GPS signal, you can still
use this to calculate a route. When you want to prepare for
your trip in advance and you are not in your car, this is a
valuable function. Use it to find out how long a trip would take,
or how long it would take someone to travel to your home. The
difference between this function and the Navigate to...
function is that Navigate to... uses your current GPS location
as the departure, and this function requires you to enter the
departure location manually.
Browse map—Use to explore and search for locations in the
map browser. This is a digital version of your paper map with
detailed information available.
Show route instructions—Shows the calculated route as
written instructions. This icon is not available when there is no
route calculated.
Guided tour—Use for a brief guided tour of the application,
the most important menu options, and the map browser.
Exit application—Tap to exit the GPS program.
Option Function (continued)