Telenav Scout v1.9 for iPhone (open market) User Manual

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3. On the next screen, you can

Create a Scout account or Log In if you

already have an account. You can use your Scout account to log in to the
scout.me website, access web features, and sync certain features to your
device, such as your Places.

NOTE:

Your password must be 4 or more characters. Choose “Maybe later” to

skip this step. You can always set up an account later by choosing My Profile
>> My Account in the app.

4. You may see the purchasing screen, where you will be offered a chance

to try or purchase Scout Plus, which offers more features than the free
version of Scout. Choose “No thanks” to use Scout with free navigation.

5. Choose

Go on the next screen to start using the app.

NOTE:

The Free version of Scout does not offer all the features that come with

the Premium version. See Appendix A on page

for a matrix explaining the

subscription features. This User’s Guide explains all the features available in a
Premium account.

When Scout is using data service to contact the Scout servers, it will present a
message such as: a) Reading GPS, b) Waiting, c) Sending, d) Receiving,
e) Logging in, f) Personalizing, g) Downloading, and h) Storing.

Occasionally, you may also receive an announcement for network outage,
which appears on a yellow banner at the bottom of the screen.

6. A banner at the top of the screen asks you to set up Always There

Navigation. If you choose to bypass this step now and close the banner,

a red notification badge on the My Profile icon

serves as a

reminder. When you download regional maps to your phone, you can
continue to get navigation directions within that region even if you happen
to be out of network coverage. See “Maps on My Device” on page

for

more information.

7. You may also see a pop-up that asks to access your iPhone calendar for

a feature that helps you get to your remote meetings on time. See the
next section, “Calendar Events,” for more information.

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