Telenav for Alltel Supported Devices: v5.1 for BlackBerry 8130 - Manual (Page 45)

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11. Suspending TeleNav GPS Navigator
Making a Phone Call from TeleNav GPS Navigator
You can Call In to a location that you have found in a Search such as
a restaurant, a hotel, or a church. You can also select the Call It
option in certain menus to speak in an address instead of typing it.
Taking an Incoming Call
When you are using the TeleNav GPS Navigator and your phone
receives an incoming call, your phone rings and displays a screen
that gives you the option to Answer the call or Ignore the call.
If you ignore the call, the TeleNav GPS application resumes and
continues with the function that you were using before the call came
in.
If you answer the call, TeleNav will be operating but “suspended.”
After the call, press the Escape key to end the call. At this point,
TeleNav should resume from its suspended state. If you are
navigating and have gotten off the route, TeleNav will sound a
deviation jingle and obtain a new route for you.
NOTE: When TeleNav briefly uses the data network, incoming calls
may be blocked. When you are on an incoming call, TeleNav is still
running and will periodically collect a GPS fix from the internal GPS
receiver. When this fix is taken, there may be a very brief loss of
intelligibility on the received audio from the caller.
Calendar and E-mail Events
When a scheduled calendar event occurs, or an e-mail message
arrives while you are using TeleNav, a pop-up notification will appear
similar to that shown on the right. You can interact with the Calendar
or e-mail event by Opening it, or you can Dismiss it. If you Open the
application associated with the notification, TeleNav will be
suspended while you are interacting with the other application, but it
will still be navigating. However, if you get off route, TeleNav will not
be able to recover until you leave the other application. TeleNav does
not use the network while it is suspended.