Telenav for Sprint Supported Devices: v5.8 for Android devices - Manual (Page 66)

after a navigation session is finished. To opt out of future feedback surveys, simply check the box, “Do not ask me
for feedback after trips.”
10. 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 gas station. Simply tap the phone number if one is
available with the business.
Taking an Incoming Call
When you are using 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 Navigator GPS application resumes and continues with the function that
you were using before the call came in.
If you answer the call, TeleNav GPS Navigator will be operating but “suspended.” After the call, press the Back
button to end the call. At this point, TeleNav GPS Navigator should resume from its suspended state. If you are
navigating and have gotten off the route, TeleNav GPS Navigator will say “Rerouting” and obtain a new route for
you.
If you have not yet set your Navigation Audio Preferences in Share & More and are on a navigation screen when
you receive a call, you will not hear any navigation prompts during the phone call, but the prompts will be
resumed after you hang up.
NOTE: When TeleNav GPS Navigator briefly uses the data network, incoming calls may be blocked. When you
are on an incoming call, TeleNav GPS Navigator 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.
Interruption of Other Services
Whenever TeleNav GPS Navigator needs to contact its servers (such as when generating a route), it uses your
carrier’s data service. When TeleNav GPS Navigator uses your carrier’s data service, other services such as
SMS messaging and conventional cellular calls are not available. Typically, this interruption of other services lasts
no more than 20 seconds.
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